Talk:Labour candidates and parties in Canada

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Actually I don't think there was a single Labour Party of Canada. There was one, or maybe more, I believe, in the early years of the last century. There were also numerous "Independent Labour" candidates or candidates who just ran as "Labour". I think for the most part it was a label rather than a formal party name.


Can we change the name of this page to Labour Party (Canada) or even Labour parties as that would be more accurate?