CEP Local 2003 workers, known as the CF61, were locked out in June and terminated by Cadillac Fairview in July. Some of the workers had 20 or more years of service.
Since then, the CF61 have demanded to have their jobs back and asked Cadillac Fairview to negotiate a new collective agreement in good faith.
A rally held outside the Eaton Centre (Cadillac Fairview owns the Eaton Centre) on Saturday was supported by various groups and unions.
Click here to see more photos from the rally.
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