(TORONTO) -- A 3,000-km province-wide tour to draw attention to the recession’s effects on Ontario people and communities wraps up Thursday, June 25 with a 12:30 p.m. arrival at Queen’s Park, followed by a meeting with representatives of the Ontario government.

(TORONTO) -- “The Hamilton-Niagara Region has been living through extremely hard times and staggering job losses for years before the global recession hit the Ontario economy,” said Wayne Samuelson, President of the Ontario Federation of Labour. “The crisis that had been confined to Ontario’s manufacturing and forestry sectors over the past few years has now spread across the entire economy into every sector.”

(TORONTO) -- The Drive To Work Caravan splits up and spreads out in the Niagara Region for the next two days with stops in Nanticoke, Welland, Fort Erie, Niagara Falls, St. Catharines and Hamilton.

(TORONTO) -- There has been widespread job loss in London says the Ontario Federation of Labour. The crisis that had been confined to Ontario’s manufacturing and forestry sectors over the past few years has spread across the entire economy.

(TORONTO) -- Southwestern Ontario and Windsor-Sarnia have been caught in Ontario’s economic storm. Workers in these communities have been hit hard says the Ontario Federation of Labour.

The Ontario Federation of Labour’s Drive To Work province-wide tour is headed to Woodstock, Ingersoll and Sarnia on June 17th and 18th. The Caravan is travelling 3,000 km to over 50 cities in Ontario to find out how the recession is really affecting working people.

(TORONTO) -- “Last fall the OFL came to the Waterloo Region with the statistics on the staggering job losses in this part of Ontario,” said OFL President Wayne Samuelson. “Eight months later we’re back with the DRIVE TO WORK CARAVAN that has been travelling throughout the province since June 8th talking with thousands of Ontarians and listening to what they say on the need to preserve and create good jobs and maintain strong public services for healthy communities.”

(TORONTO) -- After travelling thousands of kilometers in the northwest and northeastern parts of Ontario the OFL’s Drive To Work Caravan leaves Sudbury this morning and heads south to finish its 3,000 tour in Toronto on June 25th.

(TORONTO) -- The Ontario Federation of Labour’s Drive To Work Caravan will be heading south from Sudbury on June 15th to Brampton. The province-wide tour has already talked to thousands of people across Ontario since it launched on June 8th and gathered their stories, ideas, letters, and videos along the way. “We will take the messages from all these people and communities to the Premier,” said OFL president Wayne Samuelson.

(TORONTO) -- The Drive to Work Caravan launched in Oshawa on June 8 will be travelling to Hawkesbury, Ottawa, Renfrew, Pembroke, North Bay and Sudbury.

(TORONTO) -- “We’re here to listen to what people have to say about how the recession is affecting them and their communities,” said OFL officer Terry Downey who is travelling on the Geraldton Caravan as it heads to Sudbury to join the other Drive To Work Caravans on June 13th. “As we travel through community after community we can see and hear what people, families and communities are going through.”

(TORONTO) -- The Ontario Federation of Labour Drive To Work Caravan that left Kenora on June 8 will travel to Wawa, Sault Ste. Marie, Elliot Lake to join up with the other DR2WRK Caravans in Sudbury on June 13th.

(TORONTO) -- Another arm of the Ontario Federation of Labour’s Drive To Work Caravan leaves Geraldton Tuesday, June 9th. The OFL’s province-wide Drive to Work tour started today from Kenora and Oshawa and will travel to over 50 cities across the province. The caravan will cover 3,000 km from June 8 – June 25th and finish in Toronto.

(TORONTO) -- After the launch of the Drive to Work Caravan in Oshawa and the Job Loss Tour the Caravan heads to Peterborough and Belleville with events planned for today in those cities.

(TORONTO) -- The Drive To Work Caravan launched in Kenora is now on the road and travelling today to Dryden and Fort Frances. The province-wide tour will cover 3,000 km and visit over 50 different cities to listen and document the impact of the recession on families and communities.

(TORONTO) -- Today the OFL launched THE DRIVE TO WORK CARAVAN from two points in the province, Kenora and Oshawa. The 3000 km. province-wide tour is to find out how the recession is really affecting working people and their communities.

(TORONTO) -- Today the OFL launched THE DRIVE TO WORK CARAVAN from two points in the province, Kenora and Oshawa. The 3000 km. province-wide tour is to find out how the recession is really affecting working people and their communities.

(TORONTO) -- The Ontario Federation of Labour’s DRIVE TO WORK CARAVAN is officially on the road after the Caravan’s simultaneous launch from Oshawa and Kenora this morning.

(TORONTO) -- The Ontario Federation of Labour’s DRIVE TO WORK CARAVAN is officially on the road after the Caravan’s simultaneous launch from Kenora and Oshawa this morning.

(TORONTO) -- The Ontario Federation of Labour’s DRIVE TO WORK (DRV2WRK) is a province-wide tour to find out how the recession is really affecting people and communities. The Caravan will be launched from two points, Oshawa and Kenora on June 8th and finishes 17 days later in Toronto. The Caravan will travel to over 50 cities, with over 100 events planned.

(TORONTO) -- The Ontario Federation of Labour’s DRIVE TO WORK (DRV2WRK) is a province–wide tour to find out how the recession is really affecting people and communities. The Caravan will be launched from two points, Kenora and Oshawa on the 8th of June and finishes 17 days later in Toronto.