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Collection D'ouvrages En Histoire Régionale Albums 1 COLLECTION D’OUVRAGES EN HISTOIRE RÉGIONALE ALBUMS-SOUVENIRS PAROISSES, VILLES, VILLAGES ET AUTRES (Catégories par ordre alphabétique) Album-Souvenir du cinquantenaire de la paroisse Notre-Dame de l’Assomption, HL-AS-1 Hearst, [Paroisse de Hearst], 1969. Album-Souvenir, paroisse St-Stanislas, Harty, 1932-1982, [Harty], [Paroisse de HL-AS-2 Harty], 1982. Au fil des ans, Conseil de la direction des écoles franco-ontariennes, 1964-1989 : HL–AS-20 Historique, Ottawa, 1989. Berry, Kim et collab. A trip down memory lane: Hornepayne 1928-1978, [Township HL-AS-14 of Wicksteed], 1978. [document photocopié]. 50 ans au service de la communauté. Conseil Mgr Pierre Grenier, [Hearst], HL-AS-24 Les Chevaliers de Colomb de Hearst, Conseil 3056, 1998. Cinquantenaire de la paroisse Ste-Anne, Hallébourg : 28 juillet 1974, [Hearst], HL-AS-3 [Paroisse de Hallébourg], [1974]. Fred Neegan, Doctorat honorifique/Honorary doctorate, Hearst, Université de HL–AS–17 Hearst, 2016. Friends of Bradlo Committee. Bradlo, the 1930 to 1950 settlement, s.l., 1997. HL–AS–26 Groleau, Sébastien. Les trésors de l’Église/The treasures of the Church, [Hearst], HL–AS–23 Diocèse de Hearst, 2000. Héritage Moonbeam : Les paroissiens de la Nativité de Marie, [Paroisse de HL-AS-16 Moonbeam], 1976. Le Nord de l’Ontario – Northern Ontario : Discovery circuits découvertes, HL–AS-21 Destination Nord de l’Ontario, 2003. Mon bout du monde, Ici, c’est comme ça/As it is, Hearst, Ateliers Nord-Est Printing, HL–AS-22 2013. Monté, Denyse. Hôpital Notre-Dame de Hearst, Histoire d’une fondation, HL–AS–25 [Montréal], Sœurs de la Providence, 2002. Nos forêts, nos racines : Lumberjack heritage/Festival des bûcherons, Kapuskasing, HL-AS-5 The Northern Times, 2000. Notre histoire, 1961-2001 Félicitations Dubreuilville, 40 ans de prospérité, HL-AS-6 Dubreuilville, Dubreuil Forest Product Limited, (commanditaire) 2001. 2 Opasatika, 75 ans de bons souvenirs, 1926-2001, Opasatika, [Municipalité HL-AS-7 d’Opasatika], [2001]. Si Missinaïbi m’était conté : l’histoire vécue des pionniers de Mattice-Val Côté, tome HL-AS-8 I, [Mattice], Comité Ébauche historique, 1986. Si Missinaïbi m’était conté : l’histoire des gens de Mattice-Val Côté, tome II HL-AS-9 [Mattice], Comité Ébauche historique, 1991. 75e anniversaire de la paroisse Notre-Dame de l’Assomption, [Hearst], [Paroisse de HL-AS-10 Hearst], [1994]. Spectacle de variétés 1980/Hearst variety show, [1980]. HL-AS-11 The fifty golden years of the town of Timmins 1912-1962, Timmins, Northern HL–AS–18 Stationery and Printing Company, 1962. The first fifty years : a golden jubilee history of Kapuskasing, Kapuskasing, [The HL–AS–15 Kapuskasing Golden Jubilee Souvenir Book Committee], 1971. Timmins, [Timmins], [The Golden Tourist Centre], s.d. HL–AS–19 Val Rita 1926-1976, 50, [Val Rita], [Paroisse de Val Rita], [1976]. HL-AS-12 25ième Tournoi des Deux Glaces, Hearst, [Tournoi des Deux Glaces], 2003. HL-AS-13 ANNUAIRES et GUIDES Annuaire, Église de Hearst, [Hearst], [Diocèse de Hearst], 1978. HL-AG-1 Annuaire. Diocèse de/of Hearst, [Hearst], [Diocèse de Hearst], 2001. HL-AG-6 Annuaire, Diocèse de/of Hearst, [Hearst], [Diocèse de Hearst], 2017. HL-AG-3 Beardmore, MacDiarmid, Orient Bay, Geraldton, Longlac, Nakina, Aroland, HL-AG-4 Caramat and Jellicoe, Service Directory & Trade Index, Geraldton, Greenstone Economic Development Corporation, 1994. Guide commercial, professionnel & touristique, Hearst à Cochrane, Noranda, Geli- HL- AG-2 Son, 1971. Ontario, Conseil des Affaires franco-ontariennes, Annuaire franco-ontarien 1985, HL- AG-5 Toronto, 1985. DOCUMENTS AUDIO-VISUELS H.F. McLean, Abitibi Canyon : The story of the conquest of a river, Dominion HL-AV-2 Construction Corp. (Producer), [DVD], 40 min. env. 1933. 3 Tremblay, Mélanie et Denis Bertrand (Réalisateurs). Mémoires de la Route 11 HL-AV-1 [DVD], Sudbury, Centre franco-ontarien de folklore, 2015. DOCUMENTS NUMÉRIQUES Bies, Ernie. July 1914 – Hearst wiped out by fire, [s.l.n.d., s.é.] [Document HL-DN-2 numérique]. Coulombe, Danielle. « Hearst : une région exportatrice de bois à pâte! » Forestry, HL-DN-3 vol. 2, no 1, Spring, 2011, p. 10-12. [Document numérique]. Roy, Nicole. Monographie de la famille Joseph et Albertine Roy (Ryland et Hearst, HL-DN-4 Ontario), [s.l., s.é] 1979 [2013]. [Document numérique]. Fortin, Jean-Louis. Theresa gold mines, Longlac, Ontario, 1934-1954, The city that HL-DN-5 was, [Longueil], trad. Marielle Caouette Kirzinger, JL Fortin & Association inc., 2019. [Document numérique]. Lacroix, Serge. Le long voyage de nos ancêtres : Poliquin et Morin, [s.l., s.é., s.d.] HL-DN-6 [Document numérique]. DOCUMENTS RARES Anonyme, Statuts et règlements de l’Action catholique du diocèse de Chicoutimi, HL-DR-12 Chicoutimi, Le Progrès du Saguenay, 1934. Bouchard, Gérard. Le problème rural et la jeunesse, Montréal, Éditions du Sol, 1949. HL-DR-1 Brown, Carson. The golden Porcupine, [s.l.n.d., s.é.] HL-DR-2 J.J. Hildebrand, The new settlement… Northern Ontario, dans Memmonite HL-DR-14 Rundschau, Winnipeg, Sept. 14, 1927. (traduction). Kirkconnell, Watson. Kapuskasing: An historical sketch, Bulletin of the Departments HL-DR-3 of History and Political and Economic Science in Queen’s University, no 38. Kingston, The Jackson Press, 1921. MacDonald, G.A. Timmins, Canada: Porcupine gold camp, Timmins, The Porcupine HL-DR-4 Advance, [s.d.] Marwick, Alice. The Honourable Frank Cochrane : a tribute, Cochrane, Ont., s.é. HL-DR-13 1950. Northern Ontario Fire Relief Committee. Why is old Ontario proud of the north? A HL-DR-15 story of the great fire of October 4th, 1922, which swept 1200 square miles in northern Ontario, Toronto, 1923. [document photocopié]. 4 Payette, Joseph. Découvrons le Nord-Ontario : ses possibilités agricoles, HL-DR-11 commerciales, industrielles, Montréal, Bureau des Missionnaires- Colonisateurs, 1939. [document photocopié]. Payette, Joseph. Le Nord-Ontario, Val Rita/Ottawa, Le Droit, [s.d.] HL-DR-5 Quinn, M. J. Une poignée de faits : écoles séparées d’Ontario, Toronto, Association HL-DR-6 des contribuables catholiques d’Ontario (2e ed.), 1932. Saint-Pierre, Damien. Règlement XVII, Mgr M. F. Fallon, évêque du diocèse de HL-DR-7 London, Ontario, 1909-1931. Destiné aux jeunes franco-ontariens qui n’ont pas vécu ces événements historiques, Ottawa, Le Carrefour, Éditions Hors- Série, no 3, 1964. Voters’ List 1937, Corporation of the town of Hearst Ontario, Kapuskasing, The HL-DR-8 Northern Tribune, 1937. Voters’ List 1950, Corporation of the town of Hearst Ontario, Timmins, Lawson & HL-DR-9 Farrow Commercial Printers, 1950. Williamson, Owen Templeton Garrett. The Northland Ontario, Toronto, The Ryerson HL-DR-10 Press, 1946. INDEX BIBLIOGRAPHIQUES Coulombe, Danielle (dir.). Journal Le Droit. Index partiel des articles portant sur la HL-IB-1 région de Hearst à Timmins, janvier 1953 à décembre 1964. Hearst, Université de Hearst, 2001. Coulombe, Danielle (dir.). L’avènement des écoles secondaires de langue française HL-IB-2 dans le Nord de l’Ontario, [Photocopies d’articles provenant du journal Daily Press de Timmins, juin 1968 à juin 1973], Hearst, Université de Hearst, 2000. Diocèse de Hearst. Archives diocésaines de Hearst, 1918-1976. [Hearst], [Diocèse de HL-IB-3 Hearst], 1977. L’avènement de l’école secondaire Cité des Jeunes et de l’École secondaire de HL-IB-4 Hearst High School. [Photocopies d’articles provenant du journal Northern Times de Kapuskasing, avril 1968 à juin 1970], Hearst, Université de Hearst, 2000. MONOGRAPHIES Borg, Ollie. Ollie Borg, Memories of the early years, Peterborough, s.é., s.d. HL-MO-17 Boutin, Jean-Pierre. Rollande Boutin (Beaudoin), Hearst, 2016. HL-MO-25 5 Castonguay, Marie-Anne. Ontario Nord, Timmins, Le Conseil des écoles séparées du HL-MO-9 district de Timmins, s.d. Coulombe, Danielle et collab. La Défriche : historique de la région du Nord-Est HL-MO-1 ontarien, Hearst, Évêché de Hearst, 1974. Coulombe-Touchette, Eveline. C’est mon histoire…, Shawinigan, Imprimerie HL-MO-11 Shawinigan inc,. 2006. Enns, John. The story of Reesor, the development and decline of a settlement, HL-MO-19 Geraldton, Richard Trudel, 1973, 2005. Éthier, Benoît J. La famille de Treflé Cousineau et Ada Ricard, de la Nouvelle- HL-MO-2 France jusqu’à 1994, Outremont, Les Éditions Être Bien, 1994. (publié). Fortin, Jean-Louis. Les enfants de la rivière ou les vingt ans d’histoire de la Theresa HL-MO-20 Gold Mines, Longlac, Ontario, 1934-1954, [Longueil], JL Fortin & Association inc., 2017. Gagné, Jean. Voyage de noces ou lune de miel? Albert et Lucienne Gagné, Ottawa, HL-MO-23 cJean Gagné, 2011. Girard Whissell, Suzanne. Victime de l’inondation Timmins, 1961, [Timmins], 2009. HL-MO-24 Groleau, Mireille. Leur histoire, notre histoire, Edmond & Géraldine Groleau, HL-MO-3 [Hearst], s.d. Hamelin, Julien. Répertoire des mariages de Hearst et la région avoisinante (1885- HL-MO-18 1981), Ottawa, Le centre de généalogie S.C, no 69, 1985. Kimberly, John R. Four young men go in search of a profit! : The story of Kimberly- HL-MO-22 Clark Corporation, 1872-1957, s.l., The Newcomen Society in North America, 1957. [document photocopié]. Labrie, André. Une vie pour tous les goûts : vivre avec la spondylite rhumatoïde n’est HL-MO-4 pas toujours facile, mais on peut y arriver, s.l.n.d., s.é. Nadeau, Daniel. Si ma mémoire est bonne : Monsieur Bergeron et la famille Nadeau, HL-MO-5 transcrit par Nicole Roy, Kapuskasing, 2009. Nishnawbe-Aski Nation : a history of the Cree and Ojibway of Northern Ontario, HL-MO-15 Timmins, Ojibway-Cree Cultural Centre. 1986. Poirier, Lise et Fabienne Gravel. Héritage folklorique, s.é., Kapuskasing, 1978. HL-MO-6 Rocheleau, Michelle et collab. Un inventaire historique des sites de Timmins- HL-MO-10 Porcupine, Timmins, Timmins District Roman Catholic Separate School Board, 1979. Saulnier, Maurice. Pour des valeurs personnelles, Hearst, 1991.
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