Résultats

      Contains employment advice, list of wages paid for various trades, land grant information for United States, and fares to Canada and the United States from England.

      Tom Innes was the political cartoonist for the Calgary Herald newspaper. + Issue: Confrontation with Quebec over unity. Economy is a bigger problem, that is not being dealt with and will become a bigger battle in time. + Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau in tank, Ottawa, Ontario, Versus Quebec.

      Tom Innes was the political cartoonist for the Calgary Herald newspaper. + Issue: Business exodus from Quebec to Ontario because of French language policy. + Rene Levesque shown on left.

      Posted in Montreal, Toronto and some Prairie points.

      Tom Innes was the political cartoonist for the Calgary Herald newspaper.

      Shows promotional posters from both 1886 and 1936 for Canadian Pacific transcontinental services.

      Tom Innes was the political cartoonist for the Calgary Herald newspaper. + Issue: Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau leads charge, along with provinces, for the cause of the British North America Act.

      Taken at North Vancouver ferry wharf. Joe Capilano with medals. His son holds speaker's staff, third right. Chief Mathias Joe in back row, second right.

      Consists of several text boxes listing sailings, fares, health requirements, employment information and employment agencies. Map of United States and part of Canada showing railway lines on reverse.

      L-R back row: Hazel Waddell, Nanton, Alberta; Molly Shirley, Cochrane, Ontario; Elizabeth Vaughn, London, Ontario. + L-R front row: Beatrice Swanson (Mrs. W. S. Armstrong), Calgary, Alberta; Patricia Maloney, Vancouver British Columbia; Elizabeth Rennie, Toronto, Ontario; Helen Holmes, Toronto, Ontario; Donna Lamb, Springfield, Ontario. + Shown holding stuffed animals "Billy", ...

      Tom Innes was the political cartoonist for the Calgary Herald newspaper. + Issue: On May 19, 1976, the federal government announced it would allow a $1.75 hike in the price of barrel of domestic crude oil, slightly less than the $2 sought by Alberta and Saskatchewan. Earlier in the month, ...

      "For particulars of sailings, rates, etc. apply within." Shows woman holding basket of red apples with farm buildings in background. Original artwork by Sterne Stevens.