Agreement March 24th, 1960 Between North Coldstream Mines Limited and Coldstream Miners’ Independent Union
Manuscript, entitled "North Branch". This is a chapter from the book entitled "A Chronicle of Finnish Settlements in Rural Thunder Bay"; Interviews with Alf Widgren, Mrs. Salmijarvi, Mrs. Ellman, and Mrs. Ketonen in connection with North Branch area.
Unlabeled photograph of three women standing together. The woman in the center is likely Penny Petrone while she was teaching at North Bay Normal School in 1941-1942.
Black & white photograph of a crowd looking at a docked Detroit Chamber of Commerce steamboat.
Correspondence between Claude Garton and Gail Jackson with Dr. C Barre Hellquist (Professor of Biology) of North Adams State College concerning loans of specimen
Correspondence between Claude Garton and Robert A. Morris on the loan and identification of various plants.
Senator Norman M. Paterson was born in 1883 in Portage La Prairie, Manitoba. He began working for his father’s grain business before becoming the owner of multiple elevators, and his own grain and transportation business, N. M. Paterson and Sons. He was appointed to the senate in 1940 by then Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King, and retired in 1981.
Outside of the senate and his business, Paterson was charitable, giving to multiple organisations focusing on education and church programs. He became the first Chancellor of Lakehead University in 1965, and held the position until 1971. He died in 1983 at the age of 100. He founded a charity in his name through the Presbyterian Church which is still operating. He was a key figure in Lakehead University's history, and he helped open the library on the Thunder Bay Campus which is named after him.
These records include text and photographs related to the Library's connections with Paterson.
Correspondence and letters between friends and family.
Scandinavian Studies in Sociology (In Danish), 1948.
This file contains a copy of the Nordic People in Canada book by Ernest Epp, invoices for printing related to the Nordic People in Canada project, book order form for the Nordic People in Canada book, photograph display for the Scandanavian Reflections project.
This file contains submissions to the Royal Commission on corporate concentration.
Prepared on behalf of Norcen Energy
Contains a page torn from a February 1975 edition of Canadian Forum highlighting an article by Gerald Noonan reviewing a book called Bus-Ride by Don Gutteridge.
A couple of essays and possibly duplicate works
Research articles regarding non-reporting of injury claims and receipt of Workers' Compensation benefits; prevention for work-related accidents and diseases.
Correspondence and planning notes regarding research about the under-reporting of occupational disease; TBDIWSG leader resignation letter; meeting minutes for recognition and reporting of illness in the workplace steering committee.
Non-Governmental Organizations: Agents of a “New Development”? By Laura Macdonald
Documents relating a series of art prints, series of correspondence between CIWA employees discussing various labour organizations and events, contact list of labour organizations, series of newsletters from labour organizations, CIWA Lexicon, series of correspondence between Steven Mantis of CIWA and government departments discussing fundings.
TBDIWSG pamphlets for Occupational Health & Safety Act WHMIS, WSIA, membership, and Day of Mourning.
Information about experience rating; statement from United States House of Representatives House Education and Labour Committee Hearing regarding underreporting of workplace injury with related news article.
Adi Hedman. Roles: Kivipelto, Nirnismies, Lonnin-Leena, Tallintaus
Manuscript entitled "Nolalu"; Map of Nolalu area (Lybster Township); Interviews with early residents of area; Manuscript entitled "Finnish Settlements along the Port Arthur Railroad"; Copied excerpts from Lybster S.S. # 1 cash and minute book 1915-47; School petitions for Lybster area, 1904-19; Photocopy of Canadian National Railways ticket for P.D. train (1923-28); List of original Lybster/Nolalu landowners and mine locations 1888-1956; Photocopied newspaper clippings about railways Trunkline and P.D., Cyclone of 1938, Nolalu area, Rosval and Voutilainen's remembrance - the two union leaders who were found dead near Onion Lake Road in 1929( 1930)
Correspondence with the ‘town’ of Nolalu, 1962-1965