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Company Files Index An Alphabetical Listing of Company Names Business Information Centre, TRL Company files containing corporate ephemera (i.e. pamphlets, etc.) held in the Business Information Centre, Toronto Reference Library 1 Alphabetical Listing of Companies Index Acadia – Atlantic Sugar Refineries Limited Acme Farmers Dairy Limited Abitibi Power & Paper Company Air Canada Use for Trans Canada Airlines Corporation Alberta Wheat Pool Algoma Steel Corporation Limited Alloy Metal Sales Limited Aluminum Limited Alcan Limited See Aluminum Company of Canada Limited Aluminum Company of Canada Limited Ames (A.E.) & Company Limited Anacon Lead Mines Limited Anglo- Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills Limited Argus Corporation Limited Use for Hollinger Inc. Asbestos Corporation Limited Ash Temple Limited Atlas Steels Limited Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Aulcraft Paints Limited 2 Avro Aircraft Limited Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Company Limited Bank of Montreal Bank of Toronto See TD – Canada Trust Banque Canadienne Nationale Barbaer – Ellis Canada Limited Barcelona Traction Light & Power Company Limited Barnes (Wallace) Company Limited Barringer Research Inc. Bata Show Company Canada Limited Beach Foundry Limited Bathurst Power & Paper Company Limited Beatty Brothers Limited Belding – Corticelli Limited Bell Canada Birks (Henry) & Sons Limited Borden Company Limited Bowater’s Newfoundland Pulp & Paper Mills Limited Bowring Brothers Limited Brazilian Traction Light & Power Company Limited Brewers Warehouse Company Limited 3 Bridge & Tank Company (Canada) Limited British American Assurance Company British American Oil Company Limited British Columbia Power Corporation British Columbia Telephone Company British Northwestern Fire Insurance Company Brookfield Creamery Limited Broulan Reef Mines Limited Brown Brothers Limited Burchill (George) & Sons Limited Bulman Brothers Limited Burns & Company Limited Burrard Dry Dock Company Limited Burroughs Adding Machine Company Cablecasting Limited Cadillac Fairview Corporation Limited Calgary Power Limited Calvin Bullock Limited Campeau Corporation Canada Cement Lafarge Canada Crushed & Cut Stone Limited Canada Life Assurance Company 4 Canada Packers Limited Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation Canada Starch Company Limited Canada Steamship Lines Limited Canada Trust Company Limited Canadair Limited Canadian Car & Foundry Limited Canadian Arctic Gas Pipelines Limited Canadian Arsenals Limited Canadian Breweries Limited Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Use of C.B.C. Canadian Canners Limited Canadian Comstock Company Limited Canadian Co-Operative Wool Growers Limited Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Company Limited Canadian Fire Insurance Company Canadian Fishing Company Limited Canadian General Electric Company limited Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Canadian Industries Limited Canadian International Power Company Limited 5 Canadian International Paper Company Limited Canadian Iron Companies Canadian Javelin Foundries & Machine Works Limited Canadian Johns-Manville Corporation Canadian Kodak Company Canadian Line Materials Limited Canadian Locomotive Company Limited Canadian Marconi Company Limited Canadian National Railways Canadian National Steamships Limited Canadian Pacific Airlines Limited Canadian Pacific Railways Limited (2 envelopes) Canadian Vickers Limited Canadian Westinghouse Limited Carter (James B.) Limited Chemcell Limited Chrysler Canada Limited Chubb-Mosler & Taylor Safes Limited Churchill Falls Corporation Limited Cockshutt Farm Equipment Limited Coleman Lamp & Stove Company Limited Confederation Life Insurance Company 6 Consolidated Building Corporation Limited Consolidated Mining & Smeltin Company (Canada) Limited Consumers Gas Company of Canada Limited Copp Clark Publishing Company Limited Corby Distillery Limited Coutts Hallmark Cards Crown Life Insurance Company Crown Zellerbach (Canada) Limited Cyanamid (Canada) Limited Dataline Systems Limited Defence Industries Limited De Havilland Aircraft Company of Canada Dominion Electrohome Industries Limited Dominion Forge Company Dofasco See Dominion Foundries & Steel Company Limited Dominion Foundries & Steel Company Limited Dominion Magnesium Limited Dominion of Canada General Insurance Company Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Company Limited Dosco See Dominion Steel & Coal Corporation Dominion Steel & Coal Corporation 7 Dominion Bank of Canada See TD- Canada Trust Dominion Bridge Company Limited Dominion Stores Limited Dominion Tar & Chemical Company Dominion Textile Company Comtar Limited Dow Chemical Company Drummond McColl Limited Dryden Paper Company Dunlop Tire & Rubber Company (Canada) Limited Dupont (Canada) Limited Eastern Provincial Railways Eaton (T) Company Limited Eddy (E.B.) Company Limited Eddy Match Company Limited Eldorado Mining & Refining Limited Electric Chain Company of Canada Emco Limited Excelsior Life Insurance Company Export Development Corporation Falconbridge Nickel Mines Limited 8 Federal Business Development Bank Federal Fire Insurance Company of Canada Financial Collection Agencies Findlay Brothers Limited Fleet Manufacturing & Aircraft Limited Foothills Pipelines Limited Ford Motor Company of Canada Fruehauf Trailer Company of Canada Gage (W.J.) Limited General Motors (Canada) Limited General Steel Wares Limited Gibbard Furniture Shops Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company Grafton Company Limited Granby Mining Company Grand & Toy Limited Great Lakes Paper Company Limited Great Lakes Nickel Company Great Plains Development Company of Canada Limited Greening Industries Limited Halifax Insurance Company Hamilton Cotton Company Limited 9 Hamilton Street Railway Company Hawker Siddeley (Canada) Limited Heinz (H.J.) Company of Canada Hepburn (John T.) Limited Hollinger Inc. See Argus Corporation Ltd. Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Company Hudson’s Bay Company Hunter Rose & Company Huron & Erie Mortgage Corporation (See also Canada Trust) IBM Limited See International Business Machines (Canada) Limited IMAX IPSCO Inc. Imperial Life Assurance Company Imperial Oil Limited Inco Limited See International Nickel Company (Canada) Limited Indal (Canada) Limited Inglis (John) Company Limited International Business Machines (Canada) Limited International Harvester (Canada) Limited International Hydrodynamics Company Limited 10 International Nickel Company (Canada) Limited Interprovincial Pipe Line Company Iron Ore Company of Canada Labatt’s (John) Limited Laurentian Bank Leekie (John) Limited Leland Publishing Limited Lever Brothers (Canada) Limited Loew’s Theatres Limited Macmillan Bloedel Limited Mackay (Gordon) Covers Limited Maclean – Hunter Publishing Limited Macmillan Publishing (Canada) Limited Mason & Rich Limited Massey-Ferguson Limited McCormack Manufacturing Limited McArthur-Irvin Limited McCousland (Robert) Limited McCormick’s (Canada) Limited McIntyre Porcupine Mines Limited Mcleod (George) Limited Mersey Paper Company Limited 11 Metal Stampings Limited Michelin Tire Manufacturing (Canada) Limited Mitchell (Robert) Company Limited Molson Breweries Monsanto Chemical Company Montreal Gazette Moore Corporation Limited Morgan (Henry) and Company Mutual Life Assurance Company (Canada) Limited National Breweries Limited National Business Publications Limited National Drug & Chemical Company (Canada) Limited New Perth Dairying Company Noranda Mines Limited Northern Energy Resources Limited Northern Ontario Natural Gas Company Limited Northern Telecom Limited Nova Scotia Light & Power Company Limited Okanagan Helicopters Limited Olmsted Iron Works Ontario Development Corporation Ontario Hydro 12 Ontario Northland Railway Orenda Engines Limited Otis – Fensom Elevator Limited Pedlar People Limited Penny Bank of Ontario Penny (John) & Sons Limited Pepsi-Cola Peterborough Lumber Company Limited Petro-Canada Limited Piper (W.S.) Limited Polar Gas Project Polymer Corporation Limited Price Brothers & Company Limited Quaker Oats Company of Canada Limited Quebec Chronicle Telegraph Rapid Grip & Batten Limited Redpath Industries Limited Rio Algom Mines Limited Rio Tinto Mining Company (Canada) Limited Robb Engineering Works Limited Rolls-Royce (Canada) Rolph-Clark-Stone Limited 13 Routier House Royal Bank of Canada Royal Insurance Company Limited Royal Trust Company Ryerson Press Seaforth Chemical & Salt Company Schneider (J.M.) Limited Seeley Systems Corporation Limited Shaw (L.E.) Limited Shaw Schools Shawinigan Water & Power Company Shell (Canada) Limited Simms (T.S.) Company Simpsons Limited Smith (John B.) Limited Smith (W.H.) Limited Sommerville Limited St. Lawrence Seaway Authority Staires (William) Son & Morrow Limited Stanstead 7 Sherbrooke Mutual Fire Insurance Company Steel Company of Canada 14 Stelco Limited See Steel Company of Canada Supertest Petroleum Corporation Limited Syncrude (Crude) Limited TD-Canada Trust Use for Bank of Toronto Use for Dominion Bank of Canada Telegram Publishing Company Limited Telesat Canad Tembec Forest Products Limited Thomson Corporation Toronto General Trusts Corporation Toronto Star See Torstar Corporation Torstar Corporation Toyota Canada Trans Canada Airlines Corporation See Air Canada Trans Canada Pipelines Limited Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Company Tuckett Tobacco Company Limited Union Carbide (Canada) Limited Union Gas Company of Canada Limited 15 Union Steamships United Nail & Foundry Company Waterloo Trust & Savings Company Wellington Fire Insurance Company Wescast Industries Inc. Westeel Products Limited Weston (George) Limited Windfall Oils & Mines Limited Winnipeg Hydro 16 .
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