DANNY GLOVER CONVICTED OF TRESPASSING: Actor caught in Niagara Falls legal system following protest for hotel workers.

Danny Glover will be sentenced in Canada next month following his conviction Thursday for trespassing in a Niagara Falls, Ontario hotel, reports the Associated Press. The actor-activist participated in a Sept. 16, 2006 union rally that sought to boost salaries and improve working conditions for hotel workers in the U.S. and Canada. Following the protest, Canadian Niagara Hotels accused Glover and two others of trespassing at their Sheraton on the Falls property. Glover, 60, was not in court Thursday when the conviction was announced. His sentencing is scheduled for Feb. 8. The two other men convicted Thursday were Ontario Federation of Labor President Wayne Samuelson and Alex Dagg of UNITE HERE, a union which represents 50,000 hotel, food service, garment and manufacturing workers across Canada and 450,000 in North America. SOURCE OF THIS STORY