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At the turn of the century, the legislative, administrative, and judicial branches of the Canadian state responded to the labour conflicts associated with the second industrial revolution by simultaneously expanding both their coercive and their facilitative roles. This paper examines one aspect of this development, the rise of the labour injunction, through a study of a series of strikes conducted chiefly by metal workers in south central Ontario between 1900 and 1914. In addition to retrieving the largely forgotten genealogy of a body of law that continues to play an important role in regulating and containing trade union activity, the study contributes insights into debates raging among labour historians regarding the role and significance of state institutions and public discourse in determining the trajectory and fate of organized labour. Resumes Vers la fin du siecle dernier, les agences legislatives, administratives et judiciaires de l'Etat canadien ont reagi aux conflits de travail associes a la seconde revolution industrielle, par l'expansion simultanee de leurs roles coercitifs et positifs. L'article examine l'un des aspects de ce developpement, notamment, la multiplication des injonctions, a l'aide d'une etude concentree sur une serie de greves dirigees par les metallurgistes dans le centre-sud de l'Ontario entre 1900 et 1914.   En plus de retrouver la genealogie oubliee d'un corps legislatif qui continue de jouer un role important dans le reglement et l'encadrement des activites des syndicats, l'etude est tres intuitive concernant les debats qui existent entre les historiens au sujet du role et de l'importance des institutions d'Etat, ainsi que du discours public afin de determiner la trajectoire et le destin du travail organise.

Forging Responsible Unions: Metal Workers and the Rise of the Labour Injunction in Canada