- CA ON00389 F5-1-2
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- 1968-1984
Sub-series consists of lists containing the names and contact information of people who attended retreats between 1968 and 1984.
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Sub-series consists of lists containing the names and contact information of people who attended retreats between 1968 and 1984.
Correspondence and other documents of the Regional Delegates
Sub-series consists of one file relating to the organization of the Faith and Sharing Federation's regional groups, including correspondence from the Regional Delegates to the Secretary of the North American Committee.
Documents related to the organization of North American Annual Meetings
Sub-series consists of correspondence from the Secretary of the Faith and Sharing Federation to members of the North American Committee regarding the organization of annual meetings, including agendas, expenses and minutes of meetings.
Subseries consists of biographical documents celebrating the lives of Father Louis Raby, the Bishop of Edmundston and Father Gaston Croteau
Transcriptions of selected letters from Wilfred Watson fonds
Part of Fred Flahiff fonds
Sub-series consists of Flahiff's transcriptions of selected correspondence between Marshall McLuhan, Wilfred Watson and Sheila Watson in the Wilfred Watson fonds at the University of Alberta.
Part of Victoria University (Toronto, Ont.). Bursar's Office fonds
Sub-series consists of architectural and technical drawings for existing, proposed and demolished buildings on the Victoria University campus.
Part of Architectural Records Collection
This sub-series consists of 305 items detailing the design and construction of the Larkin Academic Building. 'As built', or final revision, sets of drawings are included.
Part of Architectural Records Collection
This sub-series consists of 182 items showing the design and construction of the Lecture theatre attached to the Larkin Academic Building, known as the George Ignatieff Theatre. The 5 electrical `as built' drawings by Crossey Langlois Firman are stamped "Received May 28 1979 CLF."
Part of Architectural Records Collection
This sub-series includes 1 whiteprint survey drawing and is accompanied by an Agreement regarding a mutual right-of-way leading easterly from St. George Street, and is in agreement between the Governors of the University of Toronto and Trinity College, dated 1 August, 1962.
Part of Architectural Records Collection
This sub-series consists of 1 pencil on paper architectural drawing outlining the proposed tool shed for the Trinity College playing field.
Part of Architectural Records Collection
This sub-series consists of 1 survey drawing showing the proposed site plan for the Varsity Arena modifications.
Handicapped Ramp, Larkin Academic Building
Part of Architectural Records Collection
This sub-series consists of 7 items detailing the construction of a handicap ramp descending southward from the Larkin Academic Building towards the Munk Centre for International Studies.
Buttery Project, Larkin Academic Building
Part of Architectural Records Collection
This sub-series consists of 45 items which detail the renovation of the public areas of the Larkin Academic Building - the Buttery. Several floorplan proposals are also included.
Part of Architectural Records Collection
This sub-series consists of 7 items: 5 ink on linen drawings for an apartment building at the south-west corner of Harbord and St George Streets, Toronto; 2 blueprint architectural drawings outline changes proposed in 1924 to renovate the building to better serve as a student residence. These changes included the expansion of common areas, and the creation of a chapel on the main floor. These subsequent renovations were envisioned by Darling and Pearson, Architects.
St. Hilda's College, Queen Street West, Toronto
Part of Architectural Records Collection
This sub-series consists of one item. The block plan of the Eden Smith St. Hilda's is outlined, with measurements that situate it within the site. A fence and a few topographical features are indicated.
Residence for St. Hilda's College, Devonshire Place, Toronto
Part of Architectural Records Collection
This sub-series consists of 166 items, including the original linen plans form the contract set, exhibiting the architect's official impression, the civil engineer's official stamp, and official signatures of both Trinity College and Cloke Construction Company.
Northwest Addition, Kirkwood Wing, Residence for St. Hilda's College, Devonshire Place
Part of Architectural Records Collection
This sub-series consists of 78 items showing the design and construction of the Kingwood Wing to St. Hilda's College. This set includes a block plan, floor plans and elevations, structural plans, engineering drawings for electrical and mechanical installations, detailed architectural drawings, some previous alterations, interior decoration, and room plans. This series of architectural drawings was signed by the contractor, Anderson-Smythe Limited.
Part of Architectural Records Collection
This sub-series consists of 9 blueprint architectural drawings composed of floor plans and elevations. They were all drawn in the spring of 195 and show a proposed extension wing to the main college building.
Part of Architectural Records Collection
This sub-series consists of 59 items detailing the design and construction of Body House.
The original set of plans (parchment/linen/tissue) became the contract set; it carries the signature of the secretary-bursar of Trinity College, the embossed seals of George & Moorhouse, Architects, and Dickie Construction Company Limited.
Minutes and related records of the Board of Regents
Part of Victoria University (Toronto, Ont.). Board of Regents fonds
Sub-series consists of the minutes and related records of the Board of Regents of Victoria University. In the earlier records, university federation is a dominant subject as well as the move from Cobourg to Toronto . Also included are the minutes of other committees, including the executive committee, and a building committee concerned with women's residences, and minutes of a special meeting concerning the University Bill.
Currently the Board of Regents meets four times a year, which includes a Strategy Day
Annual reports of the President
Part of Victoria University (Toronto, Ont.). Board of Regents fonds
Sub-series consists of copies of reports submitted annually by the President to the Board of Regents.
Records of the Chairman of the Board
Part of Victoria University (Toronto, Ont.). Board of Regents fonds
Sub-series consists of the records of past chairmen of the Board of Regents including, A.E. Ames, Leopold Macaulay, Wilfred C. James, Dennis Lane, David Pretty and Ruth Alexander. Includes correspondence, applications, records regarding search committees, appointments and installations, property agreements, the Victoria University Act, federation, etc.
Chairman of the Board of Regents of Victoria University
Records of the Campus Centre Building Committee
Part of Victoria University (Toronto, Ont.). Board of Regents fonds
Subseries consists of minutes, correspondence, architectural drawings and plans, agreements and other records related to the building of the new Campus Centre.
Victoria University (Toronto, Ont.). Board of Regents Campus Centre Building Committee
Records of the Wymilwood Building Committee
Part of Victoria University (Toronto, Ont.). Board of Regents fonds
Sub-series consists of correspondence, agreements, architectural plans and designs related to the building of the New Wymilwood Building.
Victoria University (Toronto, Ont.). Board of Regents Wymilwood Building Committee
Records of the Men's Residence Building Committee
Part of Victoria University (Toronto, Ont.). Board of Regents fonds
Series consists of minutes, correspondence, memos and estimates of the committee charged with the building of the new Men's Residence (Burwash Hall).
Victoria University (Toronto, Ont.). Board of Regents Men's Residence Building Committee
Records of the Annesley Hall Renovations Sub-Committee
Part of Victoria University (Toronto, Ont.). Board of Regents fonds
Sub-series consists of the minutes of the Annesley Hall Renovations [sub] Committee for 1987-1988.
Victoria University (Toronto, Ont.). Board of Regents Annesley Hall Renovations Sub-Committee
Records of the Financial Management and Planning Committee
Part of Victoria University (Toronto, Ont.). Board of Regents fonds
Sub-series consists of the minutes and related records of the Committee from 1986-1989.
Victoria University (Toronto, Ont.). Board of Regents Financial Management and Planning Committee
Records of the Investment Committee
Part of Victoria University (Toronto, Ont.). Board of Regents fonds
Series consists of minutes, reports, correspondence, financial records, and related records of the Investment Committee (incomplete).
Victoria University (Toronto, Ont.). Board of Regents Investment Committee
Records of the Implementation Committee
Part of Victoria University (Toronto, Ont.). Board of Regents fonds
Sub-series consists of minutes, reports, correspondence and other records of the Implementation and it's sub-committees.
Victoria University (Toronto, Ont.). Board of Regents Implementation Committee
Records of the Ad-Hoc Committee on Governance Review, 2004-2006
Part of Victoria University (Toronto, Ont.). Board of Regents fonds
Sub-series consists of the report, minutes, correspondence, Board Committee mandates, by-laws and other records, 2004–2006.
Victoria University (Toronto, Ont.). Board of Regents Ad-Hoc Committee on Governance Review
Records related to the Centenary
Part of Victoria University (Toronto, Ont.). Board of Regents fonds
Sub-series consists of reports, correspondence and notes of the Centenary Committee and it's sub-committees. Includes class lists, registration lists, clippings, pamphlets, and other material related to the Centenary, including records related to the Pilgrimage to Cobourg that was planned as a celebration of the Centenary. The sub-series also contains an Illuminated address given to King Edward VIII by the University on the occasion of its centennial that expresses gratitude for the Royal Charter granted in 1836 and renews a declaration of loyalty to the Crown; it is signed by the Chancellor and the Board of Regents. Also consists of a letter from the Board of Regents to King George V.
Victoria University (Toronto, Ont.). Centenary Committee
Records of the lawsuit concerning Victoria University’s move from Cobourg
Part of Victoria University (Toronto, Ont.). Board of Regents fonds
Series consists of correspondence, notes, reports, and other records, legal records including affidavits, notices, judgment, and appeals, and transcripts of proceedings and other records.
Part of Martin Lawrence Friedland fonds
Other Papers arising from the Chairmanship of the Department of Philosophy
Part of University of Toronto. Department of Philosophy fonds
These are arranged alphabetically according to subject matter. The file list provides a brief description of the contents of each folder in this section.
Part of Carl Berger fonds
Part of Martin Lawrence Friedland fonds
Part of Martin Lawrence Friedland fonds
After I was appointed dean in early 1972, I started to organise an interdisciplinary series of lectures on courts and trials (file 2). This was designed to make a statement that we were not just a professional school but were part of the University. The series was widely advertised and was given every few weeks throughout the academic year 1972-73 (files 3-4). The contributors were from a wide array of disciplines--Reg Allen in philosophy, Don Dewees in economics, Tony Doob in psychology, Jim Giffen in sociology, Charles Hanly in psychoanalysis, Ken McNaught in history, Anatol Rapoport in mathematics, and Peter Russell and Don Smiley in political science (files 5-15). Northrop Frye backed out (file 8), but later contributed to the Crime in Literature series. The series was published by the U of T Press in 1975 (files 17-22) and the book was dedicated to Bora Laskin (file 11).
Part of Martin Lawrence Friedland fonds
Part of Martin Lawrence Friedland fonds
Part of Martin Lawrence Friedland fonds
Part of Martin Lawrence Friedland fonds
Part of Martin Lawrence Friedland fonds
Part of Martin Lawrence Friedland fonds
Part of Martin Lawrence Friedland fonds
Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Subseries consists of records documenting Dr. Franklin’s family and early life. The first file is a scrapbook on the history of the Martius family, dating back to the 15th century. The scrapbook includes a long paper, in German, on the history of the family, as well as captioned photographs and postcards. Series also includes a diary, written in German, from 1945. The bulk of the subseries consists of correspondence sent to and from Dr. Franklin, primarily after she moved to Canada. There are many letters between Dr. Franklin and her family in Germany, as well as letters to friends and colleagues.
The subseries concludes with records documenting Dr. Franklin’s attempts to sponsor her mother’s immigration to Canada in 1949.
Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Subseries consists of various portraits taken of Dr. Franklin, including photographs of her sitting at her microscope. Subseries also includes a couple family photos.
Voice of Women and Hydro Ontario
Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Subseries documents the Voice of Women’s participation in public hearings on the future demands of electricity for Ontario: The Ontario Hydro Demand/Supply Plan Hearings. VOW was the only women’s organization as well as the only peace organization asking for intervener status at the inquiry. Because VOW received funding as interveners, they were able to retain part-time legal counsel and raise a number of issues that would otherwise have not been discussed. Although the inquiry was prematurely discontinued, much of the evidence brought before the panel by the interveners became part of the revised strategy of the next Ontario government.
Subseries also includes more general files on Ontario Hydro, including publications, news clippings, records relating to the sale of tritium.
Quakers: Jerilynn Prior and the war tax
Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Subseries consists of records relating to two intertwining issues: the court case against Jerrilynn Prior (who refused to pay taxes that would fund the military) the more general issue facing conscientious objectors who must pay taxes for future wars.
The legal defence of Dr. Jerrilynn Prior was undertaken by Thomas Berger, with whom Dr. Franklin worked closely to establish the Quaker background to their conscientious objection to war and its implications on taxation during peacetime. According to Dr. Franklin, As well, and in parallel to the Jerrilynn Prior case, there were intense discussions within the Quaker community, the traditional peace churches and some lawyers and parliamentarians on the feasibility of redirecting the military portion of the income tax from conscientious objectors to designated peaceful purposes. Dr. Franklin was part of several delegations to members of the House of Commons on this issue.
Records include the legal documents by Berger, the judgments, and the responses. Records also include background material, papers and presentations, correspondence, press clippings, and parliamentary records relating to the issue of conscientious objection and efforts to introduce a Peace Bill, which would allow citizens to allocate their tax monies away from military purposes.
Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Subseries consists of records relating to Dr. Franklin’s work with Voice of Women, founded in 1960 by a group of women concerned about the threat of nuclear war. Their first mass meeting was in July 1960 at Toronto’s Massey Hall. The group organized an International Peace Conference in 1962 – the first of its kind. Working alongside Muriel Duckworth, Kay Macpherson, and other leading women in the Canadian peace movement, Franklin brought her scientific experience and knowledge to bear on the work done by VOW.
Records primarily document the activities of VOW in Toronto and Ottawa, but also include coverage of Saskatchewan, New Brunswick, Regina, and Victoria.
General background records on VOW include the 1968 VOW constitution, reports, papers, newsletters, public education literature, news coverage, research, correspondence and general publications on the Canadian peace movement.
VOW submitted numerous briefs to the House of Commons and various federal commissions and committees on a wide range of issues, including military trade agreements, chemical and biological weapons, Star Wars, Canadian-American military cooperation, arms exports, disarmament, energy policy, and bilingualism and biculturalism. Records relating to these briefs, including background material, correspondence, drafts, and the final briefs, can be found in this subseries.
Other activities documented include election advocacy, public education events, peace conferences, meetings, exhibits, and organizational matters. There are also several files document VOW’s work with the Cluff Lake community, in their opposition to a proposed uranium mining development in Northern Saskatchewan in the late 1970s. Records include correspondence, testimonies, background information and news clippings.
There is also significant documentation of tension in the organization in 1962-1963 around the purpose and priorities of VOW. Records here include results from a controversial opinion poll questionnaire sent to members to gather their opinions, and significant correspondence.
Chemical and biological warfare
Part of Ursula Martius Franklin fonds
Subseries consists of records documenting Dr. Franklin’s concerns around chemical and biological warfare/weapons (CBW), as a scientist, a Quaker, and a member of VOW. Subseries includes background material on issues relating to the making, testing and use of chemical poisoning.
According to Dr. Franklin, both Voice of Women and some members of the scientific community were interested in clarifying Canada’s role in this area of research and development, including the role of universities. These groups were also active in public education to achieve a complete banning of research, production, testing and use of such weapons. There are several recurring issues: one is Canada’s official role in the research and testing of chemical weapons, particularly the use, on behalf of her allies, of the test station in Suffield, Alberta. Voice of Women in particular made many attempts to question the use of this large tract of land for testing highly poisonous agents. The Canadian government always responded that their work has been entirely defensive, i.e. the testing of protective clothing for soldiers who might be subjected to chemical attacks. The Canadian government has never attempted to suggest that it could protect civilians or that in fact protection was possible. The storage of small amounts of toxic gases on the grounds of Suffield was never denied, however subsequent inquiries showed that the military found it impossible to actually track down the existing location of their supplies.
Records in this subseries include background material from public sources, as well as unclassified Suffield documents. One of the strong forces in the Canadian scientific community who tried to expose research activities in Canadian universities has been Dr. Arthur Forrer of York University’s Department of Biology. He did much to assess the published papers of staff members from Suffield to ascertain their professional expertise so as to deduce the area of their classified activities.
See also: Relevant tapes can be found in Series 18 (Sound recordings), including the visit of VOW members to Suffield; an interview of Ester McCantiless by Dr. Franklin regarding work at the Suffield military base and recruitment of her students; an interview with chief of the Defence Research Board and Muriel Duckworth and Ursula Franklin; and Dr. Franklin’s recorded thoughts to Ann Gertler re the failure of the Chemical, Biological Warfare Control Workshop.