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“Believe Russian Crisis Temporary: Washington and Embassy Officials ...”
Special to The New York Times
Chinese at work on C.P.R. (Canadian Pacific Railway) in Mountains, 1884
This photograph depicts Chinese labourers working on the Canadian Pacific Railway mile sections of the Canadian Pacific Railway from the Pacific to Craigellachie in the Eagle Pass in British Columbia.
'Women at Noon' Lunchtime lecture, part of the early Women Studies Programme at the University of Toronto
A black and white photograph of women seated in an auditorium. The lectures were open to the public and attended weekly by over 500 people.
‘P.B.I’ [Poor Bloody Infantry], 1920 - poster
‘P.B.I.’ was written and produced by Harold Scudamore of Trinity College and the U of T Veterans Association.
""Free Labour in the United States" (Cartoon from Canadian Illustrated News, 1870)
The is a cartoon that was published in the Canadian Illustrated News in 1870. This cartoon depicts a Chinese man stealing the boot of a white man. The Chinese man is being beaten by Uncle Sam and two other white men. This provides a concrete…
"$150,000 given UofT on crime", The Telegram
Newspaper clipping mentions the Ford Foundation's $835,000 fund, allocated towards various Canadian and U.S research training to improve crime prevention, $150,000 of which was granted to the Centre of Criminology.
"100,000 jobs lost under auto pact" (newspaper article)
This newspaper article reports on one of the most significant jobs losses in Canadian history, where a majority of auto-industry workers lost their jobs as a result of a financial crisis stemming from the United States.
"A Bill of Rights for Quebec"
This is a newspaper article published in the Globe and Mail. The article reports on Roncarelli's successful lawsuit against Premier Duplessis.
"Agitation train" advertising Soviet cinema
Agitprop theater
"Behind Closed Doors", The Globe and Mail.
Newspaper clipping is one of the coverages against the closed and tight-security environment for the upcoming "National Conference on the Prevention of Crime". The article discusses the right to know what is discussed at these conferences, especially…
"Beyond the Heavy Door" Pamphlet
Pamphlet for the 20th anniversary of women being admitted into Hart House. "Beyond the Heavy Door" April 1st, 1993 at Hart House Theatre.
"Canadian Multiculturalism"
This document is a background paper on Canadian multiculturalism. It outlines the sociology of multiculturalism in Canada, as well as the legal and policy dimensions of multiculturalism.