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United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of Canada fonds [multiple media]
Hierarchical level:FondsDate:1936-1992.Reference:R1268-0-6-E, MG28-I190Type of material:Textual material, Photographs, Art, Moving images, Objects (including medals and pins), Stamps and stamp productsFound in:Archives / Collections and FondsItem ID number:105476Context of this record:Link to this record
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Record information – Details Fonds includes:17 lower level description(s)View lower level description(s)Date(s):1936-1992.Bilingual equivalent:Place of creation:CanadaAdded country of publication:Italy, Russia (Federation), Czech Republic, United Kingdom, United StatesExtent:50.4 m of textual records.
29 microfilm reels positive.
8604 photographs : chiefly b&w
102 drawings : brush, pen and ink on paper, developer on self-toning paper.
2 film reels (30 min).
13 stickers : col. ; 31 x 30 cm or smaller.
4 buttons : col. ; 5.5 cm (diam.) or smaller.
2 badges (with ribbons) : col. ; 7 x 7 cm.
2 ribbons : col. ; 14 x 8 cm.
1 coaster : paper, col. ; 13 x 13 cm.
1 arm band : col. ; 10 x 30 cm.
1 hat : col., paper.
1 pocket : col. ; 14 x 8 cm.
40 stamps : col. ; 2.5 x 4 cm.
1 print : col. poster ; 85 x 60 cm.Language of material:EnglishAdded language of material:English, French, SpanishScope and content:Fonds consists of correspondence, reports, collective agreements, shop papers, minutes, proceedings, briefs and submissions, print matter, and other records of the Canadian District / national office of the United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers (UE) pertaining to such aspects of the union as: organizing and representing workers in the electrical manufacturing and other industries, including organizing campaigns, the certification of the UE as bargaining agent, collective bargaining, conciliation, the administration and enforcement of collective agreements, raids by other unions, and strike action; various bodies within the UE, such as local unions, regional offices, the district council and executive board, national and international UE conventions and conferences, and the International UE in the United States of America; the union's labour education programme; relations with other unions and labour federations in Canada and other countries; the union's efforts to influence public policy through submissions to federal and provincial governments and commissions of inquiry; and supporting UE activities in the areas of publicity and research.
Microfilmed records of the Canadian District and National Office include convention, council, and executive board minutes; financial reports, correspondence and printed matter, convention, conference and council minutes and reports, 1937-1955, microfilm reels M-2336 to M-2364.
Fonds consists of two series of photographs depicting the activities, membership, staff and facilities of the UE, one entitled "UE News" newspaper and related publicity photographs" contains 7968 photos, the other entitled "Photographs" contains 636 photographs.
Fonds includes 102 drawings in brush, pen and ink on paper, and developer on self-toning paper. Drawings are original editorial cartoons by Roy Carless for "United Electrical News", concerning federal and provincial political issues with caricatures of Pierre Elliott Trudeau, Bill Davis, Allen MacEachen, and various labour issues. Also includes delegates conference ribbons and lapel buttons.
Also included in fonds is a moving image recording of the 31st United Electrical Convention, held in 1968.
Fonds consists of the following series: Canadian District Office; Meetings and conventions [textual record]; Companies files [multiple media]; Briefs, statements and reports [textual record]; Social Legislation Department, Information [textual record]; Research Department, Research bulletin [textual record]; Research Department reference files [textual record]; Research Department correspondence [textual record]; Director of Education [textual record]; UE National Office: Central Correspondence [multiple media]; UE News, newspaper and related publicity photographs [graphic material, textual record] and Photographs [graphic material].Additional name(s):Biography/Administrative history:United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of Canada : The United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America was formed in 1936 in the United States and was the first new industrial union to affiliate to the Committee for Industrial Organization (CIO). Its first Canadian local was chartered in the spring of 1937 at the Westinghouse plant in Hamilton, Ontario. At the 1937 international convention, Canada was declared a separate District with the right to elect a Vice-President of the international union. The Canadian delegates to the convention elected C.S. Jackson, a volunteer CIO organizer in the electrical industry, to that position. The Canadian section, District 5, held its first council meeting immediately after the convention and elected an executive with C.S. Jackson as President.
The UE played an important role in the 1940 merger of the Canadian CIO unions with the All-Canadian Congress of Labour that established the Canadian Congress of Labour (CCL). During the war period, the union expanded considerably, bringing approximately 13,000 workers under contract and it continued this advance in the post-war years. Ideological differences with other more conservative unions resulted in the expulsion of the UE from both the CCL and the CIO in 1949. The CCL and the CIO established a rival union, the International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America, which endeavoured to win local unions away from the UE. In 1957 the Canadian section of the UE became an autonomous body governed by its own constitution, affiliated to the international union. The UE survived this period of ostracism from the mainstream labour movement, and in 1972 it affiliated with the Canadian Labour Congress.
C.S. Jackson retired as national president in 1980, and Dick Barry was elected as his successor. Barry continued in this role until the UE merged with the Canadian Auto Workers in 1992.Finding aid:Textual records (Electronic) Part 1 describes the contents of microfilm reels M-2336 to M-2364. MSS0906 (90: Open)
http://data2.archives.ca/pdf/pdf001/p000002889.pdfTextual records (Electronic) Part 2 of the finding aid is a file list for volumes 1 to 70. MSS0906 (90: Open)
http://data2.archives.ca/pdf/pdf001/p000000139.pdfPhotographs (Paper) Finding aid 326 consists of file lists on line in fotobox database. FA-326 (90: Open)
http://data2.archives.ca/pdf/pdf001/p000002392.pdfPhotographs (Paper) Vol. 1 Photographs, files and caption lists. FA-041 (Restrictions not set)Moving images (Paper) Refer to AV Collection File for additional information. (Restrictions not set)Additional information:General note:The UE Canadian District office microfilmed its extant textual records in 1956. The microfilm was copied by the Public Archives of Canada in 1973, and some original documents were also received from the union. Additional originals were received: in 1975, 1976, 1983, 1984, 1986, and 1990 from the UE; and in 1996 from the Canadian Auto Workers, which had assumed custody of the records after the 1992 merger.
The UE merged with the Canadian Auto Workers (CAW) in 1992. In 2013, the CAW merged with the Communications, Energy and Paperworkers (CEP) to form Unifor.Related material:For records of members, employees and other people associated with United Electrical, see: Clarence Shirley (C.S.) Jackson fonds (R5459, Mikan catalogue no. 106873), Eric George Adams fonds (R8274, Mikan catalogue no. 187002), Roy Carless fonds (R9359, Mikan catalogue no. 5268186), Grace Hartman fonds (R14899, Mikan catalogue no. 107233), Norman Jaques fonds (R3370, Mikan catalogue no. 101737), and William Walsh fonds (R4771, Mikan catalogue no. 101745)., Related records may be found in the fonds of the Canadian Auto Workers (R3341 / MIKAN no. 106766)., Drawings and cartoons made for the UE newspaper can be found in the Roy Carless fonds (R9359, Mikan no. 192826).Subject heading:- St. Lawrence Seaway
- Canadian General Electric Company
- United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America - Publishing, [1937-1979], 1956-1983 United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America. District 5. Executive Board, [1937-1955]
- United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America. District 5. Executive Council - Minutes, [1949-1972] United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America. District 5. Executive Council, [1937-1955]
- Trade-unions - Congresses, [1937-1955], [1949-1972] United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America. District 5, 1937-1955
- Congresses and conventions, [1937-1955], [1949-1972] United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America. Social Legislation Department, [1968, 1974-1976]
- Trade-union meetings, [1937-1955], [1949-1972] Information, 1968, 1974-1976
- Trade-unions - Canada - History, [1937-1955] United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America. Research Department, [1958-1979]
- Trade-unions - Canada - Local unions, [1937-1955] Research Bulletin, [1958-1979]
- United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America. District 5 - Accounting, [1937-1955] UE News, 1956-1983
- Trade-unions - Electrical industry workers - Organizing, [1937-1955] Acro Gasket Industries Ltd. (Rexdale, Ont.), 1972-1973
- Trade-unions - Machinists - Organizing, [1937-1955] Addressograph Multigraph of Canada Ltd., 1952
- Pamphlets, [1949-1972] Ajax-Doret Metal Products Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1944-1952
- Trade-unions - Electrical industry workers, 1937-1983 Alladin Industries Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1951-1953
- Trade-unions - Machinists, 1937-1983 Allanson Armature (Toronto, Ont.), 1949-1950
- Automation, 1955-1969 Alliance Tool and Motor Company Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1947-1952
- Collective Bargaining, 1943-1972 Accurate Machine & Tool Co. (Toronto, Ont.), 1947
- Disarmament, 1959-1965 J.D. Adams Co. Ltd. (Canada) (Paris, Ont.), 1959
- Housing - Ontario, 1968 Aluminum Company of Canada Ltd. (Kingston, Ont.), 1941-1943
- Industrial hygiene, 1959-1974 Addison Industries Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1943-1959
- Industrial relations, 1954-1975 American Can Company (Niagara Falls, Ont.), 1947
- Industrial safety, 1959-1979 Anaconda American Brass Co. (Toronto, Ont.), 1941-1943
- Trade-unions - education, 1961-1973 Anglo-Canadian Wire Rope Co., Ltd. (Lachine, Que.), 1946-1950
- Japan - trade-unions, 1961-1962 R. Angus (Alberta) Ltd. (Edmonton, Alberta), 1961
- Canada - Canadian Armed Forces - Appropriations and expenditures, 1958-1970 A.P.V. (Canada) Equipment Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1954-1956
- Pensions, 1946-1978 American Optical Company Canada Ltd. (Belleville, Ont.), 1945-1951, 1960
- Pollution. 1964-1979 Auto-Lite Batteries of Canada Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1949
- Production standards, 1946-1969 Automotive Hardware (Toronto, Ont.), 1951
- Profit sharing, 1961-1963 Welland Dairy Ltd. (Welland, Ont.), 1950-1958
- Red-baiting, 1968-1969 Martin Dairy Ltd. (Welland, Ont.), 1950-1958
- Taxation, 1945-1962 Rainbow Dairy Ltd. (Welland, Ont.), 1959-1975
- Technocracy, 1944-1946 Avondale Dairy Ltd. (Welland, Ont.), 1967-1975
- Apprentices, 1953-1964 J.H. Babcock & Sons Ltd. (Odessa, Ont.), 1963-1968
- Wages, 1947-1970 Armaco Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1947
- White collar workers, 1962-1970 Bakelite Co. (Canada) Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1942-1951
- Women in business, 1950-1968 S.A. Armstrong Co. Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1943-1947
- Collective Labour agreements, 1967-1981 Autolav (Kingston) Ltd., (Kingston, Ont.), 1962-1963
- Barber Die Castings (Hamilton, Ont.), 1944-1945
- Beaver Electronics Ltd. (Rexdale, Ont.), 1973-1974
- Beaver Laundry Machinery Co. Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1947-1951
- Belleville Artisans Ltd. (Belleville, Ont.), 1950
- Belleville Sargent & Co. Ltd. (Belleville, Ont.), 1947-1949
- Belleville Lock Co. Ltd. (Belleville, Ont.), 1949-191
- Bowman Products (Canada) Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1961
- Brand & Millen Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1947-1949
- Breslin Industries Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1954-1955
- Brutoco Manufacturing Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1947-1949
- Bulldog Electric Products Co. (Canada) Ltd., 1959, 1961
- Burndy (Canada) Ltd. (Scarborough, Ont.), 1949-1951, 1966
- Cambridge Machine Tool Ltd. (Montreal, Que.), 1944-1945
- Campbell Manufacturing Co. Ltd. (Lansing, Ont.), 1946-192
- Bentley Sporting Goods (Niagara Falls, Ont.), 1952-1953
- Canada Electric Castings Ltd. (Orillia, Ont.), 1943-1946
- Bepco Canada Ltd., 1947, 1951
- Robert Bosch (Canada) Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1951-1958
- Canadian Armature Works, 1946-1947
- Canadian Canoe Company (Peterborough, Ont.), 1954
- Canadian Coleman Co. Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1963
- Canadian Controllers (Scarborough, Ont.), 1957, 1959
- Canadian Curtis Refrigeration Co. Ltd. (Hamilton, Ont.), 1951-1965
- Canadian Electric Box and Stampings Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1964
- Canadian Electric Resistors Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1951-1956
- Canadian Foliage & Preserving Company (Toronto, Ont.), 1947
- Canadian Gypsum Co. Ltd. (Guelph, Ont.), 1957-1960
- Canadian Landis Machine Co. Ltd. (Welland, Ont.), 1946-1950, 1965
- Canadian Laundry Machinery Co. (Toronto, Ont.), 1946-1948, 1953
- Canadian Illinois Tool (Toronto, Ont.), 1950, 1961
- Canada Metal Co. Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1944-1948
- Canadian Raybestos Co. Ltd. (Peterborough, Ont.), 1946-1955
- Canadian Line Materials (Toronto, Ont.), 1950
- Canadian National Carbon Co. Ltd., 1947
- Canadian Steatite Co. Ltd. / Smith & Stone Ltd. (Georgetown, Ont.), 1944-1945
- Canadian Steel Improvement Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1952
- Canadian Name Plate & Manufacturing Co. Ltd., 1947
- Canadian Sterling Electric Limited (Hamilton, Ont.), 1948-1949
- Canadian Chromalox Co. Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1961
- Coldstream Refrigeration Co. (Winnipeg, Man.), 1955
- Coleman Lamp and Stove Co. Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1951
- Commonwealth Electric Corp. (Welland, Ont.), 1943
- Canadian Videocraft Limited (Toronto, Ont.), 1954-1961
- Copper Wire Products Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1947-1954
- Copper Wire Products Ltd. (Guelph, Ont.), 1947, 1949
- Corbin Lock Co. of Canada Ltd. (Belleville, Ont.), 1945-1948
- Creators (Canada) Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1971-1972
- Creators (Canada) Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1972
- Geo. W. Crothers Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1950
- Crouse-Hinds Company (Scarborough, Ont.), 1954-1963
- John Deere & Co. (Welland, Ont.), 1951
- Defence Industries Limited (Ajax, Ont.), 1943-1945
- De Laval Co. Ltd. (Peterborough, Ont.), 1946-1956
- Corning Glass Works of Canada Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1951
- Coulter Copper & Brass Co. Ltd (Toronto, Ont.), 194-1947
- Canadian Arsenals Ltd. (Lindsay, Ont.), 1958
- Dominion Electric Protection Company (Toronto, Ont.)(Hamilton, Ont.), 1946-1951
- Dominion Lock Co. (Montreal, Que.), 1951
- Dominion Wire Rope & Cable Co. (Montreal, Que), 1947-1951
- Deseronto Electronics Limited (Deseronto, Ont.), 1949-1950
- Dominion Arsenals Ltd. (Lindsay, Ont.), 1943-1944
- Traveller Manufacturing Company Ltd. (Peterborough, Ont.), 1959
- Eastern Power Devices (Toronto, Ont.), 1949-1953
- Eaton Yale Limited (St. Catharines, Ont.), 1966-1975
- Yale & Towne Manufacturing Co. (St. Catharines, Ont.), 1947-1967
- Exide Batteries of Canada Ltd., 1944-1958
- Electric Storage Battery Co. Limited, 1956-1968
- ESB Canada Limited (Toronto, Ont.), 1968-1981
- Wm. Engel Co. (Toronto, Ont.), 1954
- Englishtown Cutlery of Canada Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1944-1947
- Ever Bright Stainless Steel Wares (Toronto, Ont.), 1950
- Fahralloy Canada Limited (Orillia, Ont.), 1943-1951
- Canadian Locomotive Company Limited (Kingston, Ont.), 1944-1966
- Federal Electric Manufacturing Co. Ltd. (Montreal, Que.), 1947-1954
- Fairbanks-Morse (Canada) Ltd. (Kingston, Ont.), 1964-1969
- S.A. Felton & Son. Co. (Hamilton, Ont.), 1945-1946
- Fisher & Porter (Canada) Ltd. (Toronto,Ont.), 1958-1959
- Flash Fasteners of Canada Ltd. (New Toronto, Ont.), 1948-1950
- Foster Wheeler Corporation (St. Catharines, Ont.), 1940, 1947-1948, 1951, 1962-1964
- T.S. Farley Limited (Hamilton, Ont.), 1947-1948
- Frigidaire Products of Canada Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1946-1951
- Frontenac Floor & Wall Tile Co. Ltd. (Kingston, Ont.), 1947-1958
- Gelling Engineering Ltd. (Welland, Ont.), 1947-1951
- Kenneth S. Fraser Co. (Toronto, Ont.), 1963-1964
- General Dry Batteries of Canada Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.) 1943-1951
- Gillette Safety Razor Co. of Canada (Montreal, Que.), 1951
- Gilson Manufacturing Co. Ltd. (Guelph, Ont.), 1947
- Monarch Battery Co. (Kingston, Ont.), 1944-1946
- Gould Storage Battery Ltd. (Kingston, Ont.), 1945-1952
- Globelite Batteries Limited (Kingston, Ont.), 1959-1966
- J. & E. Hall Limited (Winnipeg, Man.), 1955-1960
- Hamilton Automatic Heating Units Co. Ltd. (Hamilton, Ont.), 1951
- Hamilton Potteries Ltd. (Hamilton, Ont.), 1946
- Gould-National Batteries of Canada Ltd. (Kingston, Ont.), 1951-1952
- Harrington Tool & Die Co. Ltd. (Montreal, Que), 1947-1948
- Imperial Optical Company (Toronto, Ont.), 1944-1948
- Hart Manufacturing (Canada) Limited (Aurora, Ont.), 1948
- Howar Furnace & Foundries Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1946-1947, 1952
- Insulation Products Limited (Toronto, Ont.), 1950-1951
- International Resistance Co. Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1946-1955
- International Silver Company of Canada Ltd. (Hamilton, Ont.), 1944-1953
- International Silver Company of Canada Ltd. (Niagara Falls, Ont.), 1944-1964
- Imperial Oxygen Limited (Toronto, Ont.), 1951
- Industrial Wire and Cable Limited (Toronto, Ont.), 1950-1951
- Joyce & Smith Plating Co. Ltd. (Hamilton, Ont.), 1956-1959
- Kearney Corporation of Canada Ltd. (Guelph, Ont.), 1949
- Kingston Steam Laundry Ltd. (Kingston, Ont.), 193
- Lakefield Boats Limited (Lakefield, Ont.), 1956-1961
- Lanark Manufacturing Company (Dunnville, Ont.), 1964-1965
- Johnson Metthey & Mallory Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1948-1950
- Lee Engineering Co. Limited (Guelph, Ont.), 1958-1960
- Leeds and Northrop, Canada, Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1957
- Leeds Steel Products Limited (Toronto, Ont.), 1948
- Le Grow Pattern Works (Toronto, Ont.), 1950
- Leland Electric Canada Ltd. (Guelph, Ont.), 1943-1955, 1964
- Lapp Photo Finishers (Hamilton, Ont.), 1951-1952
- Lipman-Sterling Limited (Toronto, Ont.), 1950-1951
- J.H. Lock & Sons. (Toronto, Ont.), 1951
- Lovatt Engineering Limited (Toronto, Ont.), 1951-1953
- J.K. MacLeod & Company Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1946
- M & Y Manufacturing Co. Limited (Hamilton, Ont.), 1947-1953
- Mall Tool (Toronto, Ont.), 1954-1957
- Marsland Engineering Ltd. (Kitchener, Ont.), 1955, 1968-1972
- McGlashan Clark Co. Ltd. (Niagara Falls, Ont.), 1951-1955
- Metalcraft Manufacturing Co. (Montreal, Que.), 1946-1950, 1955
- Miller Bros. & Sons Limited. Negotiations, 1947
- Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co. Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1950-1953
- Mitchell Manufacturing Company (Toronto, Ont.), 1955-1956
- Robert Mitchell & Garth (Montreal, Que.), 1951
- Moldaver Bros. Lumber Co. (Peterborough, Ont.), 1950-1952
- Metal Craft Company Ltd. (Grimsby, Ont.), 1957-1964
- National Carbon Limited (Toronto, Ont.), 1950-1958
- National Refractories Ltd. (Port Robinson, Ont.), 1962-1963
- The Niagara Wire Weaving Co. Ltd. (Welland, Ont.), 1972-1973
- National Electric Manufacturing Co. (Toronto, Ont.), 1943-1954
- Noranda Copper & Brass Co. (Montreal, Que.), 1948-1949
- O & W Electronics Limited (Don Mills, Ont.), 1969-1970
- Opal Manufacturing Company Limited (Toronto, Ont.), 1943-1947
- Outboard Marine & Manufacturing Co. Ltd. (Peterborough, Ont.), 1943-1954
- Packard Electric Co. Ltd. (St. Catharines, Ont.), 1944-1958
- Ontario Marble Co. Ltd. (Peterborough, Ont.), 1946-1951
- Peacock Brothers Ltd. (Lachine, Que.), 1948-1950
- Peterborough Lock Manufacturing Co. Ltd. (Peterborough, Ont.), 1947-1958
- Phoenix Engineered Products Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1950-1953
- Peerless Engineering Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1952
- Peterborough Canoe Co. Ltd. (Peterborough, Ont.), 1947-1956
- Pilkington Glass Manufacturing Co. Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1951-1953
- Polar Equipment Co. (Winnipeg, Man.), 1957
- Precision Dies & Castings Co. (Toronto, Ont.). Agreements, 1943-1951
- Premier Vacuum Cleaner Co. (Toronto, Ont.), 1947-1951
- Prest-o-Lite Battery Co. (Toronto, Ont.), 1946-1950, 1956-1957
- Pyrene Manufacturing Company of Canada Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1947
- Radio Condenser Company Limited (Toronto, Ont.), 1945-1951
- Reliable Specialties Company Ltd. (New Toronto, Ont.), 1950
- Reliance-Reeves-Master Ltd. (Stratford, Ont.), 1959-1961
- Reliance Electric & Engineering (Canada) Ltd. (Welland, Ont.), 1945-1964
- Remington Rand Limited (Hamilton, Ont.), 1949-1950
- Robbins & Myers Co. of Canada Ltd. (Brantford, Ont.), 1942-1944
- Rogers Electronic Tubes Limited (Toronto, Ont.), 1944-1950
- Rogers Majestic Limited (Toronto, Ont.), 1944-1954
- Rotor Electric Co. Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1951-1952, 1958
- Sawyer-Massey Limited (Hamilton, Ont.), 1942-1946
- Audio Tool & Engineering Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1957-1958
- Seabreeze Manufacturing Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1955, 1958
- Silverware Products (Canada) Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1946
- Simplicity Products Ltd. (Hespeler, Ont.), 1956
- Small Arms Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1942-1945
- Rotor Motors (Toronto, Ont.), 1951-1952
- Smith & Stone Limited (Georgetown, Ont.), 1943-1947
- Snap-On Tools of Canada Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1947-1953
- Sni-Dor Electronics Limited, 1946-1947
- S.G. Smallwood (Kitchener and Acton, Ont.), 1955
- Standard Appliance Manufacturing Co. Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1957
- Standard Coil Products (Canada) Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1955-1974
- Solex Company Limited (Montreal, Que.), 1950-1952
- Standard Television Products Ltd. (Kitchener, Ont.), 1955
- Sovereign Potteries Ltd. (Hamilton, Ont.), 1948-1949
- Joseph Stokes Rubber Co. (Welland, Ont.), 1943-1950
- Strategic-Udy Metallurgical and Chemical Processes Ltd., 1957
- Reports on various companies (Stratford, Ont.), 1959-1960
- Sully Brass Foundry Limited (Toronto, Ont.), 1946-1947
- Stark Electronic Instruments Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1946-1950
- Supreme Power Supplies Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1949-1957
- Surgical Supplies (Canada) Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1948-1949
- J & J Taylor Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1946-1959
- Steel Kitchen Equipment Co. Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1951-1956
- Taylor Electric Manufacturing Co. (London, Ont.), 1942-1943
- Taymouth Industries Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1949-1951
- Thermoid Mould and Tool Works Ltd. (Welland, Ont.), 1945-1947
- Thor-Canadian Company Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1943, 1949-1954
- Tilco Limited (Peterborough, Ont.), 1951-1952
- Toronto Engine Works Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1943-1947
- Toronto Metal Spinning Limited (Toronto, Ont.) 1943-1949
- Toronto Plating Co. (Toronto, Ont.), 1946
- Turnbull Elevator Co. Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1944-1953
- Underwood Elliott Fisher Manufacturing Co. Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1943-1949
- Underwood Typewriter (Toronto, Ont.), 1952
- United Steel Corporation (Welland, Ont.), 1950-1952
- Walker-Wallace Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1954
- Wallace Barnes Co. Ltd. (Hamilton, Ont.), 1948-1959, 1968
- Thurston Machine Works (Port Colborne, Ont.), 1954-1955
- Warden King Ltd. (Montreal, Que), 1946-1953
- Western Clock Co. (Peterborough, Ont.) (Westclock), 1946, 1950, 1953
- Wilcolator (Canada) Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1958-1959
- Willard Storage Battery Co. of Canada Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1943-1951, 1957
- Welland Electric Steel Co. (Welland, Ont.), 1950-1952, 1960
- M. Wintrob and Sons Canada Limited (Toronto, Ont.), 1950-1951
- York Arsenals Ltd. (Toronto, Ont.), 1943-1945
- Canadian Pittsburgh Industries Ltd. (Peterborough, Ont.), 1953-1970
- Dee Electronics Ltd. (Montreal, Que.), 1946-1947
- Hobbs Glass Limited, (Peterborough, Ont.), 1951-1952
- Moss Instruments Ltd. (Etobicoke, Ont.), 1947
- Quebec Sheet Metal Co. Ltd. (Montreal, Que.), 1946-1947
- Sola Basic Products Limited (Toronto, Ont.), 1959-1966
- Canadian Conference on Housing, 1968
- Canadian Welfare Conference, 1970
- Economic Council of Canada. Conference on Productivity through New Technology, 1965
- National Conference on Labour Legislation, 1966
- National Tripartite Conference in Honour of the 50th Anniversary of the International Labour Organization, 1969
- Ontario Welfare Council. Annual conference, 1965, 1966, 1969
- United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America (District 5). Conference on Problems of Working Women
- United Automobile Workers. United Action for Clear Water Conference, 1965
- Toronto UE Retirees Union, 1973-1976
- Steel Company of Canada. Page-Hersey Works (Welland, Ontario) 1975, 1978
- Steel Company of Canada. Welland Tube Works (Welland, Ontario) 1971-1978
- Carbide Canada Limited (Welland, Ontario) 1979-1981
- Montreal Locomotive Works Ltd
- Coffield Washer Company, Ltd
- Canadian Admiral Corporation
- English Electric Co. of Canada Ltd
- Royal Typewriter Co
- Labour - unions and organizations - archival fonds
Source:PrivateRelated control no.:(1974-04-30)
118-020103-5
118-080327-2
1974-0171 MISA
1974-265 NPC
1983/0334
1986-00002-8
1986/0050
1990/0262
1991-037 DAP
1996-03094-9
1996/0175
1997-061 DAP
90-302
96-133
MG28-I190Former archival reference no.:MG28-I190 -
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