Name/Title
At the End of the Shift: Mines and Single-Industry Towns in Northern OntarioEntry/Object ID
2022.208.01Tags
Mining History, Mining Industry, District of Sudbury, Sudbury, Ontario, The Canadian Copper Company, Northern Ontario, Elliot Lake, Ontario, Kirkland Lake, Ontario, Temagami, OntarioScope and Content
Book containing 12 essays relating to the history of mines and single industry towns in Northern OntarioContext
The book was created by the Institute of Northern Ontario Research and Development at Laurentian University. It contains a total of 12 essays relating to the history of mines and single industry towns in Northern Ontario. It is broken down into five parts, they are as follows:
Part 1. Setting the Stage:
1. "Communities in the Northern Ontario Frontier" by C. M. Wallace
Part 2. Early Years:
2. "A Company and a Community: The Canadian Copper Company and Sudbury, 1886-1902" by Matt Bray
3. "All That Glitters: Speculation and Development in the 'Minor' Minerals of the Sudbury Area" by Peter V. Krats
4. "The Image and Reality of Life in a Northern Ontario Company-Owned Town" by Eileen Goltz
Part 3. The Era of Government Intervention:
5. "Building Resource Towns: Government Intervention in Ontario in the 1950s" by Robert Robson
6. "Breakthroughs in Health and Safety in Northern Ontario Mines" by Donald Trotter
7. "Government Regulation of Health Hazards in the Ontario Uranium Mining Industry, 1955-1976" by Brian Walker
Part 4. Present Challenges:
8. "Elliot Lake" by George Farkouh
9. "Kirkland Lake" by Joe Mavrinac
10. "Temagami" by Ron Prefasi
Part 5. Into the Future:
11. "Creating a Sustainable Community: The Sudbury Case Study" by Oiva Saarinen
12. "Fly-In Mining and the Future of the Canadian North" by Mark Shrimpton and Keith StoreyCollection
Mining History, District of Sudbury Collection, District of Temiskaming History CollectionCataloged By
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Category 08: Communication ObjectsArchive Details
Creator
Dundurn Press LimitedDate(s) of Creation
1972Primary Language
EnglishArchive Items Details
Title
At the End of the Shift: Mines and Single-Industry Towns in Northern OntarioDescription
Book containing 12 essays relating to the history of mines and single industry towns in Northern OntarioCreator
Matt Bray, George Farkouh, Eileen Goltz, Peter V. Krats, Joe Mavrianc, Ron Prefasi, Robert Robson, Oiva W. Saarinen, Mark Shrimpton, Keith Storey, Ashley Thomson, Donald Trotter, Brian Walker, C. M. WallaceDate(s) of Creation
1992Subjects
History, Mining, Cities & towns, Industrial development, Land developmentNotes
On the first page, in green ink: Shelley - [underlined]
...makes for an interesting
read!
Best wishes,
Louise
On the verso of first page, in blue ink: Merry Christmas, 1992
&
Best Wishes for 1993
Matt Bay [signature]
&
Ashley Thomson [signature]Ethnography
Cultural Region
City
Toronto, OntarioState/Province
OntarioCountry
CanadaContinent
North AmericaOther Names and Numbers
Other Numbers
Number Type
Item Number (Assigned from FileMaker)Other Number
728Number Type
ISBN NumberOther Number
1-55002-150-8Location
Location
Shelf
Northern Ontario History SectionRoom
Dale Wilson Reference LibraryBuilding
NORMHC Heritage Centre, Northern Ontario Railroad Museum and Heritage Centre* Untyped Location
Capreol, OntarioCategory
StorageDate
February 25, 2022Condition
Reason for Exam
At AcquisitionOverall Condition
ExcellentDate Examined
Feb 25, 2022Examined By
Kat BezaireMaterials
paper, ink, plastic, bindingProvenance
Provenance Detail
Laurentian UniversityOwner/Agent
Laurentian UniversityRole
Owner/PublisherPlace
City
Greater SudburyCountry
CanadaContinent
North AmericaState/Province
OntarioAcquisition Method
GiftGeneral Notes
Note Type
Cataloging NoteNote
Originally cataloged by an unknown user, re-cataloged on February 25, 2022 by Kat BezaireCreated By
normhclibrary@gmail.comCreate Date
February 25, 2022Updated By
normhclibrary@gmail.comUpdate Date
February 25, 2022