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Goldenberg, Carl - Interview

Item number (ISN):

389350

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Item (Accession level)

Date:

1979-03-07/1979-03-08

Item number (ISN):

389350

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Type of material:

Sound recordings

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Archives / Film, Video and Sound

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Fonds/collection:

STURSBERG, Peter

Accession:

1979-0049

Media:

Sound

Part:

4 of 4

Production date:

1979-03-07/1979-03-08

Production company:

Peter Stursberg (Interviewer)

Production credit:

interviewer, Peter Stursberg

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Interview of Senator Carl Goldenberg by author Peter Stursberg, about: Carl Goldenberg; his memories of public life; Leonard Brockington; the wartime Department of Munitions and Supply; Goldenberg's experiences as Director General of Economics and Statistics; and as Labour Liaison Officer with the Department of Munitions and Supply 1940-1945; C.D. Howe; R.A.C. Henry; World War II; the Industrial Production Co-operation Board; Ernest Bevin; William Lyon Mackenzie King; the Joint Economic Committees of Canada and the U.S.; Joint War Production Committee of Canada and the U.S.; Frank Coe; war production meetings in London; Marquis of Salisbury (Robert Cecil); Duke of St. Albans; Scottish-English relations; labour relations; Glace Bay coal miners; the Montreal Tramways Company strike of March 1943; Louis St. Laurent; Ottawa during World War II; J.L. Ilsley; Jack Mead; Joe Thorson; Goldenberg's experiences as Labour Adviser to the Department of Reconstruction and Supply 1945; his part-time lectures at McGill; Maurice Duplessis; Carl Goldenberg; acquiring law office space in postwar Montreal; his work on various federal-provincial financial and constitutional conferences 1946-1971; his appointment to the Royal Commission on Provincial-Municipal Relations in British Columbia in 1947; "Boss" Johnson; Herb Anscomb; Percy Richards; the collapse of the Liberal-Conservative coalition government in British Columbia; W.A.C. Bennett; the B.C. government circa 1947-1958; Goldenberg's experiences as Special Commissioner to inquire into an alleged bread combine in Saskatchewan; Alberta and B.C. 1947-1948; and as Special Commissioner to inquire into an alleged combine in the Electrical Wire and Cable Industry 1952-1953; Newfoundland’s negotiations with Canada regarding Terms of Union; his work in Newfoundland from 1948 to 1965; Cornerbrook; the Newfoundland Royal Commission on the revision of the financial terms of union with Canada 1954-1958; the Royal Commission on Canada's Economic Prospects 1956; Joey Smallwood; Les Curtis; the Attorneys-General Conference in1964; the Fulton-Favreau Formula and its rejection by Quebec; Jean Lesage; Goldenberg's experiences as labour mediator/arbitrator; Goldenberg's reminiscences of Joey Smallwood; Pierre Elliott Trudeau's meeting with Smallwood in 1968; the Churchill Falls (Labrador) Corporation labour agreement; Goldenberg's involvement in New Brunswick politics circa 1958-1972; the Chignecto Canal project; K.C. Irving; Mike Wardell; Louis Robichaud; the 1960 Federal-Provincial Conference; the Royal Commission on Metropolitan Saint John; the Royal Commission on Greater Fredericton; the Royal Commission on Greater Moncton; Richard Hatfield; Goldenberg's involvement in Ontario politics from 1961 to 1962; the Royal Commission on Labour Relations in the Ontario Construction Industry 1961; Leslie Frost; construction industry; labour relations in Ontario circa 1961; the Royal York Hotel employees' strike in Toronto in 1962; and Tom Eberlee. <4h 8mn>

Language:

English

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1. Transcript available in the Peter Stursberg fonds.~2. Correspondence, housed with transcript, from Carl Goldenberg to Dominion Archivist Dr. J.P. Wallot, dated 5 November 1985, indicates that Carl Goldenberg authorized Public Archives Canada to release the tapes and the bound volumes of interviews conducted in February and March 1979, which are presently held in the Archives and Parliamentary Library.~3. Third interview in a series of five.~4. Recorded by Peter Stursberg in Ottawa for the joint Library of Parliament-Public Archives of Canada oral history project.~5. Senator Carl Goldenberg died on 22 July 1996.
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