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Shows group of students gathered for University College Literary Society elections..

A CBC news story reporting on xenophobic posters found on the campus of the University of Alberta. The posters targeted Sikh men in particular. The poster read: ""F---k your Turban ... If you're so obsessed with your third world culture go the…

This is a photograph of graffiti art found at Toronto's Brickworks. It reads, "tout est possible" ("everything is possible")

Newspaper clipping featured on the "Insight Page" of the Toronto Star in 1973. Discusses international recognition for the Centre of Criminology directed by Professor John Edwards. Discusses its teaching program and the Centre's sponsoring of the…

Coverage of the RCMP Federal Inquiry led by Professor John Edwards representing the McDonald Commission. References made to an argument against Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau concerning transparency with police investigative practices in the RCMP.

The Varsity Staff, 1882-1883. The staff included these future University people: (back row, far left) J. McGregor Young (history), (back row, 3rd from left) Hugh H. Langton (Librarian), and (front, left) George Wrong, (history) with ‘Hanlan’.…

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Magazine article featuring Clifford Shearing's research study on the growth of private cops in Canada.

This cartoon depicts Amor de Cosmos forcing a Chinese immigrant to leave British Columbia because he refuses to assimilate.

According to Library and Archives Canada, the caption of this cartoon read:
- A.D.C: “You can’t or won’t…

This resource is a chapter from The Politics of Racism by Ann Gomer Sunahara. It discusses the response of the governments of Canada and British Columbia to the bombing of Pearl Harbor and Hong Kong and the political movement toward the decision to…

This is a photograph of three African Canadian hockey players who played for The Black Flashes from Mount Forest.

Newspaper clipping from The Sunday Sun, discussing Richard Ericson's published detective research on the Peel Regional police force. 

A television broadcast detailing how some Japanese Canadians opposed compensation for their past treatment.

An early short story by Volodymyr Vynnychenko.

Newspaper clipping provides an account of Professor Edward's refusal to accept the grants from the provincial government who requested that secret report findings be kept hidden from the public. The coverage lists the ongoing dispute with Provincial…