205 exhibits found
1948-1949
The Victory Equipment and Supply Company, based in a small office at 422 McGill Street (now 420 McGill) in Old Montreal, was a shell corporation...
1948-1949
La Victory Equipment and Supply Company, située dans un petit bureau au 422, rue McGill, dans le Vieux Montréal, était une société fictive créée durant...
1948-1949
La Victory Equipment and Supply Company, située dans un petit bureau au 422, rue McGill, dans le Vieux Montréal, était une société fictive créée durant...
1940-1943
Described as the zayde (grandfather) of the Canadian human rights movement, Kalmen Kaplansky (1912-1997) began his human rights and trade union activism in Montreal soon...
1946-1957
Described as the zayde (grandfather) of the Canadian human rights movement, Kalmen Kaplansky (1912-1997) began his human rights and trade union activism in Montreal soon...
1917-1917
The Clothing Manufacturers’ Association of Montreal (CMAM) was a coalition of garment industry owners, incorporated in 1908, who united in their opposition to rapid unionization....
1917-1917
The Clothing Manufacturers’ Association of Montreal (CMAM) was a coalition of garment industry owners, incorporated in 1908, who united in their opposition to rapid unionization....
1913-1913
On February 28, 1913, as many as 500 Jewish students at Aberdeen School walked out of their classrooms as part of a general strike. What...
1945-1965
Playing a major role in refugee integration and support work beginning in the 1920s, the Jewish Immigrant Aid Society (JIAS) was a cornerstone of Jewish...
1932-1935
Described as the zayde (grandfather) of the Canadian human rights movement, Kalmen Kaplansky (1912-1997) began his human rights and trade union activism in Montreal soon...