Correspondence with residents of Stevens, Ontario. 1961-1964.
Envelope addressed to Steve with a collection of thank you notes.
Meeting package. Subjects include: AGM, ONIWG report updates, financials, job responsibility sheets.
Records relating to Steve Mantis's work in injured workers' rights and advocacy, including with: Thunder Bay District Injured Workers Support Group; Ontario Network of Injured Workers Groups; and the Worker's Compensation Board (WSIB). Records of research projects. New Directions Speakers' School. Poverty reduction initiatives. Bay Credit Union Social Responsibility Committee. Run for MPP in 2011 Ontario election as NDP candidate for Thunder Bay-Superior North.
While records are divided into series by organization/association, it will be clear to readers that the work of many of these organizations overlaps and interconnects. Mantis's role was often as a connector, building synergy and solidarity between organizations.
Mantis, SteveSteve Mantis folder for ONIWG AGM, November 2016 with agenda; notes; information on Injured Worker Speakers School; partner information and correspondence.
Documents relating to various correspondence from Steve Mantis and Monika Wiitala of CIWA discussing different meetings.
Ministry of Labour Fact Sheet on Occupational Health and Safety Research; RAC Meeting Action Points; RAC Meeting minutes; Funded Proposals.
RAC Meeting minutes; WSIB RAC Request for Proposals program; RAC Year 2000 Resubmit and Nieboer Proposals.
This file contains correspondence directed to Steve Mantis as a member of the WCB Board of Directors regarding workers earnings and Workers' Compensation Act reform; submitted letters regarding personal cases of workers regarding injuries/compensation/benefits; and a letter of resignation from the Board from The Honourable Robert Mackenzie Minister of Labour.
Analysis of the effects of inflation on injured workers, presented to WSIB by ONIWG, February 2009 with 15 year projection; Restoring Full Cost of Living Adjustments: Facts and Figures; correspondence regarding vocational rehabilitation, coverage, and deeming; WSIB Return to Work Policies; A Review of Evaluations of Social Marketing Campaigns in Occupational Injury, Disease or Disability Prevention by Dr. Cameron Mustard and Amber Bielecky, February 2007; WSIB Ads: Issues to Consider on the Road to Zero Accidents by Gary C. Gray, PhD.
Correspondence and attached newspaper clipping with Rev. Donald Sterling, 1963.
Correspondence regarding stereotyping of Italian-Canadian women, 2004, and response; information regarding Ontario Arts Council travel.
RAC Meeting minutes; correspondence; IGC Executive Committee Direction for Creating Institutes.
Information about Alberta WCB research projects, research manual; research article, Overall Pattern of Health Care and Social Welfare Use by Injured Workers in the British Columbia Cohort by Hertzman, McGrail and Hirtle; newspaper article regarding workplace safety.
RAC Meeting minutes.
Research Advisory council information for peer reviews of 1999 research proposals, forms for evaluation notes for external reviewers.
Reprints and brochures related to Stephen Leacock’s writing.
This file contains a series of newspapers articles from The Native People including "Steinhauer Officially Opens Complex" by Jerome Yellowdirt dated 20 October 1978 Volume. 11, Number 41, "Alberta Pays Tribute to Steinhauer" dated 21 September 1979 Volume. 12, #38, "Security Of Welfare Cheque Makes Independence Difficult" by Angela Mah dated 15 October 1976 Volume. 9, #38, Christmas message from the Lieutenant Governor of Alberta, Ralph G. Steinhauer, dated December 24, 1976, "Steinhauer Stands Up" by Jim Davies dated 30 July 1976 Volume. 9, #28, "Steinhauer's Appointment -A Declaration of Trust" by George LaFleur dated 10 May 1974, Volume. 7, #19, and "Lieutenant- Governor Opens Legislature" dated 15 February 1977 Volume 10, #13.
This file contains a series of photocopied newspaper articles written by Henry B. Steinhauer, as well as several that were written about him, one of which includes an extract from a letter he wrote. This file also contains an article written about Ralph Steinhauer, the first Indigenous person named Lieutenant-Governor. Additinonally, a full 1979 edition of The Native People is included in this file, along with several photocopied letters written by Henry B. Steinhauer from 1849-1867. Recipients include Mr. and Mrs. Car, the Editor of the Christian Guardian, and Rev. P. Jacobs, among others. File also contains a photocopy of the announcement for Rev. J. Ryerson's arrival in 1854, a series of Christian Guardian editions, and a series of photocopies excerpts from books and articles. Sources include the Western Canadian Journal of Anthropology, A Narrative Told by Robert Smallboy, and Vanguards of Canada.
The Reception of Karl Marx
Sociology of Knowledge and the Ethics of Science (In German), by Nico Stehr and Volker Meja, 1982. Knowledge and Society: Contemporary Perspectives on the Sociology of Knowledge, by Nico Stehr and Volker Meja, 1983. Mannheim and Conservatism: About the Origins of Historicism (In German), by David Kettler, Voker Meja and Nico Stehr, 1984. Karl Mannheim and Conservatism: The Ancestry of Historical Thinking, by David Kettler, Volker Meja and Nico Stehr, 1984.
Domination and Powerlessness of Science (In German) by Nico Stehr, 1986 (2 copies). The Knowledge Society: The Growing Impact of Scientific KNowledge on Social Relations by Nico Stehr and Gernot B
The Authority of Discourse and the Discourse of Authority: Social Scientists, the Social Question and Religion in Industrial Society, by Nico Stehr, 1988. Correspondence between Dr. Schroeter and Nico Stehr.
Dr. Schroeter