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The ongoing developments of the Northern Albertan Athabasca Oil Sandsinclude exceptionally labour intensive processes, while securing labour for thisindustry has been a perpetual challenge. The industry has relied on temporaryand transitory labour since its inception, with a great deal of mobile workersoriginating from Atlantic Canada. Based on ethnographic research, this paperexamines the dynamics of an emerging route of migration between the formercoal-mining region of Industrial Cape Breton, NovaScotia and the sites of the OilSands industry. Processes of migration have had profound social and economicimpacts on the communities of Industrial Cape Breton, while such mobileworkers find themselves in a form of work organization which is increasinglyprecarious and contingent.

From Coal Pits to Tar Sands: Labour Migration Between an Atlantic Canadian Region and the Athabasca Oil Sands