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Canadian Historical Association Société historique du Canada 42.3 Bulletin 2016 Septentrion TOUJOURS LA RÉFÉRENCE EN HISTOIRE AU QUÉBEC www.septentrion.qc.ca Archival research in SEPTENTRION_16-09-30.indd 1 16-09-30 10:13 Canada | La recherche archivistique au Canada New from University of Toronto Press A Mile of Make-Believe A History of the Eaton’s Santa Claus Parade The First World Oil War by Steve Penfold by Timothy Winegard This unique history of the Eaton’s In this groundbreaking book, Timothy Santa Claus parades in Toronto, C. Winegard argues that beginning Montreal, Winnipeg, Calgary, and with the First World War, oil became Edmonton reveals how Eaton’s the preeminent commodity to pressed its image onto public life and safeguard national security and influenced parade traditions. promote domestic prosperity. SickKids The History of the Hospital for Sick Children A Legal History of by David Wright Adoption in Ontario, From a local hospital serving 1921-2015 underprivileged children in the Ward by Lori Chambers to a world-leader in pediatric care, the growth of SickKids is an essential Lori Chambers’ fascinating study part of the history of Toronto. explores a wide range of themes and issues in the history of adoption in Ontario since the passage of the first statute in 1921. Sisters or Strangers? Immigrant, Ethnic, and Racialized Women in Canadian History - Second Edition Borderline Crime edited by Marlene Epp and Fugitive Criminals and the Challenge of Franca Iacovetta the Border,1819-1914 The second edition of this influential by Bradley Miller collection includes fifteen new essays This engrossing history reveals how, that reflect the latest cutting-edge for nearly a century, governments in research in Canadian women’s history. northern North America struggled to deal with crime and criminals migrating across the Canadian- American border. utppublishing.com BULLETIN 28 New Service 42.3 / SOMMAIRE INSIDE Points for Library and Archives Canada (right | à droite) Message sent via carrier pigeon from B.C. Penitentiary’s Wright Island property to its main site in New Westminster on May 28, 1908, MIKAN 4481916 | Message du pénitencier de la Colombie-Britan- nique envoyé par pigeon voyageur, de la succursale de Wright Island au bureau principal situé à New Westminster, le 28 mai 1908. MIKAN 4481916 (below | ci-dessous) Source : SavetheStudent.org Bibliothèque et Archives 26 nationales du Québec Improving History Grads’ 6 Career Prospects Also in this issue | Également dans ce numéro 1 A Word from the President | Mot de la présidente 4 CHA Secretaries | Secrétaires de la SHC 8 News from 130 Albert | Nouvelles du 130 Albert 11 News from the Field | Nouvelles du milieu 33 Interview with Terence Fay | Entretien avec Terence Fay 36 2017 CHA Prizes | Prix 2017 de la SHC 38 CHA Call for Nominations | Appel de mises en candidature de la SHC 40 Obituaries | Nécrologies Loyalists in the 44 Historians in the News | Les historiens Classroom 31 font les manchettes A SHORT LETTER FROM OUR EDITOR After I had my first child, I didn’t know what to do with myself. “A book is a highly personal I had an MA in History, had worked in fundraising for the Heart creation, even a text designed for and Stroke Foundation of Manitoba, did communications work university use; UTP in university administration, and worked as a consultant first in recognizes that. I can only technical communications and then in management consulting. say that my experience with UTP But nothing felt… right. So I went to a career consultant and has been altogether after looking at my resume, she thought I would make a good positive, indeed a pleasure. editor. I liked reading and writing. I liked to listen and to learn. I I could not have asked for knew how to take an idea and to turn it into something useful. better colleagues or a And, I believed in the value of a history education. better press.” I took courses at Ryerson University, did an internship at Random —Kenneth R. Bartlett, House, was hired at Broadview Press and then at University of University of Toronto Toronto Press as the History Editor in the Higher Education Division. And that felt… right. I look up at my shelves every day and see books like A Short History of the Italian Renaissance, Canada and the Third World, Who Is the Historian?, and A History of Science in Society and I feel privileged that for the last ten years, I have been able to work with people like you who are dedicated to teaching the past to today’s present. Your impact on my life is immense, and I am grateful to all of you. Thank you, Natalie Fingerhut CHA Bulletin Ad_Oct 2016_7.48_x_4.88.indd 1 9/9/2016 10:43:02 AM Bulletin Editorial Policy The CHA Bulletin is published three times a year by the Canadian Historical Téléphone : 613-233-7885 Télécopieur : 613-565-5445 Association. Notices, letters, calls for papers and articles of 800 to 1,600 words Courriel : [email protected] Site Internet : www.cha-shc.ca (a little less, if you have images) are welcome on topics of interest to historians, preferably accompanied by a translation into the other official language. Editors | Rédacteurs : Martin Laberge, Robert Talbot Photo Credits / Crédits photographiques : Alain Michon; Herménégilde Deadline for submissions of articles etc. for the next Bulletin is February 15, 2017. Lavoie; BAnQ Sherbrooke; BAnQ Vieux-Montréal; Louise Leblanc; Bibliothèque We reserve the right to edit submissions. Opinions expressed in articles etc. are et Archives nationales du Québec; Padriac Ryan; Library and Archives Canada/ those of the author and not necessarily the CHA. Direct correspondence to: Bulle- Bibliothèque et Archives Canada; John Oldale; CanadaPost; Indiana University tin, Canadian Historical Association, 1201-130 Albert Street, Ottawa, ON K1P 5G4 Press; Snohetta Architects and the Zeidler Partnership. Tel.: (613) 233-7885 Fax: (613) 565-5445 E-mail: [email protected] Translation | Traduction : Michel Duquet Web Site: www.cha-shc.ca Production Coordinator | Coordonnateur de production : Michel Duquet Politique éditoriale du Bulletin Layout | Mise en pages : Don McNair Advertising Enquiries | Placement de publicités : Michel Duquet Le Bulletin de la SHC est une publication bilingue qui paraît trois fois par année. Information for contributors can be found on our Website at Les articles, les notes et les lettres de 800 à 1600 mots, un peu moins si vous avez http://www.cha-sch.ca/english/publ/bulletin/ des images, et portant sur des sujets d’intérêt pour les membres, sont les bienve- Les directives aux contributeurs sont disponibles à nus, de préférence accompagnés d’une traduction. http://www.cha-sch.ca/francais/publ/bulletin/ La date de tombée des articles pour le prochain Bulletin est le 15e février 2017. Cover Photograph | En couverture : La rédaction se réserve le droit de réduire les articles qui nous sont soumis. Salle de consultation de BAnQ Vieux-Montréal / Reading room at BAnQ Old Mon- Les opinions exprimées dans les textes sont celles de l’auteur et ne reflètent pas treal. Photo : Alain Michon nécessairement celles de la SHC. Veuillez acheminer toute correspondance au : ISSN 1184-9657 Bulletin, Société historique du Canada, 1201-130, rue Albert, Ottawa, ON K1P 5G4 A Word from the President | Mot de la présidente Our Evolving Archives | Nos archives en évolution Photo | Photographie : Padraic Ryan t a recent stakeholders meeting in Ottawa, the ors d’un récent forum des partenaires de Bibliothèque et CHA/SHC, represented by myself and Michel Archives Canada à Ottawa, qui a lieu deux fois par année, la Duquet, joined other library and archives groups in SHC, représentée par moi-même et Michel Duquet, s’est jointe Aa twice annual meeting with Guy Bertiaume, Librarian and Là d’autres groupes de bibliothèques et d’archives pour converser avec Archivist of Canada and LAC/BAC’s staff. I would imagine Guy Bertiaume, bibliothécaire et archiviste du Canada et le per- all historians in Canada can come up with a list of improve- sonnel de BAC/LAC. J’imagine que tous les historiens du Canada ments they would like to see to our national Library and pourraient suggérer toute une liste d’améliorations qu’ils aimeraient Archives as a result of more federal funding to our heritage voir apporter à notre bibliothèque et à nos archives nationales s’il y institutions. However, there is no doubt that we are facing avait un financement plus important de la part du gouvernement a more attentive atmosphere in our LAC stakeholders’ con- fédéral envers nos institutions patrimoniales. Toutefois, il ne fait sultations. If there are problems and needs, there is a will aucun doute que BAC/LAC est beaucoup plus attentive aux com- to listen to what they are. There are also newly constituted mentaires des parties prenantes lors de ces consultations. Il y a une public consultation Advisory committees on Acquisitions volonté de la part de BAC/LAC d’être informée des problèmes et and Services, with historians on all those committees. We des besoins dans la communauté. BAC/LAC a récemment constitué urge you to check out their names, contact information and des comités consultatifs et un processus de consultation publique the committee minutes under “About Us” on LAC’s website. sur les acquisitions et les services, et ces comités comportent tous des historiens. Nous vous invitons à consulter leurs noms ainsi que Just a few highlights from our stakeholders meeting: les coordonnées et les procès-verbaux des comités sous l’onglet « À notre sujet » sur le site Internet de BAC/LAC. The switch from the library catalogue system, Amicus to OCLC (Online Computer Library Center) is still under- Voci quelques-uns des faits saillants de ce dernier forum des par- way.
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