Showing 158 results

The fonds consists of 11 files of records relating to the Cooperative Commonwealth Federation Fonds. Included are political platforms, notices of public events, financial statements, correspondence, reports on elections, publications on the CCF. in Saskatchewan, Ontario, and Quebec.

The fonds consists of administrative records and publications of the Cooperative Commonwealth Youth Movement of the Cooperative Commonwealth Federation. Seven files of material are divided between administrative records, meeting minutes, publications and correspondence. Subjects covered include the platform of the organization, activities, travel to national and international meetings and more.

Consists of a memoir written by D. Rohold.

Three containers of textual records consisting mainly of drafts of and research notes related to Daniel Lewin’s historical writings. The fonds also contains three envelopes of his father Louis Lewin's handwritten catalogue cards, recording some of the contents of his collection.

Consists of correspondence to Kirshenbaum from various sources.

The fonds contains a substantial amount of souvenirs commemorating Debbie Mayman's travels, including postcards, pamphlets, menus, and receipts from destinations including London, England, Paris, France, and Ste. Agathe, Quebec. A number of records document Debbie Mayman's marriage to her husband, Philip Mayman, including wedding invitations, receipts, newspaper clippings, and telegrams acknowledging their engagement. A second set of telegrams in the fonds celebrates Debbie Mayman's parents' own marriage. Several certificates and awards demonstrate Mayman's presence in the Jewish community, including the B'nai B'rith Women's Organization; a number of receipts and financial records document Mayman's expenses including her donations to Jewish organizations like the Maimonides Hospital Foundation.

This fonds contains materials pertaining to the life and work of Edith and Luciano Della Pergola, with an emphasis on their opera career. Material in this collections is related to their careers in Italy and Romania prior to 1955, as well as their work with the McGill Opera Studio and Temple Emanu Al-Beth Shalom in Montreal. This includes correspondences, photographs, concert invitations, playbills, individual programs and season program books, cast lists, stage directions, sheet music, scores, arrangements, original compositions, and creative writing.

Consists of Yiddish poetry manuscripts and English translations, as well as genealogical information and correspondence about the translations.

This fonds contains video recordings and notes related to Dov Okouneff's documentary works.

The fonds contains materials that attest to Dr. Abraham Bernard Illievitz's medical education and career as a doctor and philanthropist.

A large scrapbook contains a substantial amount of correspondence pertaining to Dr. Illievitz's medical education (primarily at McGill University), practice, and inventions, and generally illustrates his philanthropic/professional affiliation with numerous medical institutions; likewise, many pages of medical publication reviews authored by Dr. Illievitz are present.

Certificates acknowledging Dr. Illievtiz's academic achievement and involvement in various medical societies and institutions, both in the United States and in Canada, can be found in the fonds. Photographs of notable musicians and performers dedicated to Dr. Illievitz (mostly in gratitude for his medical service) are also included, as well as photocopies of pertinent textual records and photographs of which the fonds does not contain originals.

Finally, two versions (one hand-written featuring hand-drawn illustrations, the other typed with photographs pasted in as place-holders) of Illievitz's manuscript Israel & Medicine can be found in the fonds. These manuscripts contain some edits and marginalia, as well as mini biographies of key doctors and dates in medical history; the two manuscripts in conjunction aptly demonstrate the evolution of the research project.