Canada’s Chemical Industry Roots and Future Prospects
A historical survey traces Canada’s chemical industry from early education in chemistry to pivotal 20th century growth. It credits pioneers, the rise of team research, and NRC support for national prowess, while outlining future areas in metallurgy, forest products, and teaching needs to sustain innovation.
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Ue Shears
Quebec
Montreal
Andrew Fernando Holmes
Canada
McGill University
Henry Holmes Crofts
Toronto
North America
King’s College
New York
Columbia University
Erving
Harvard
University of London
England
Ashmolean Museum
Oxford
Natural Science
Cambridge
Saskatchewan
Europe
Herman Frasch
Imperial Oil Company
Petrolia
Ontario
Pennsylvania
Federal Chemical Service
Inland Revenue Act
Halifax
Frank Shutt
Dominion Experimental Farms
Ottawa
Public
Baeyer, Mond, Hall, Perkin
Thomas L Willson
Ernest Rutherford
Rutherford
Seddy
William Macdonald
H. L. Callendar
Sudbury
British Columbia
Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company
International Nickel Company
Shawinigan
Commonwealth
National Research Council
N.R.C
Government of
Chemistry and Chemical Research
Research Council
Robert F. Ruttan
McGill
Forest Products Laboratories
Vancouver
Canadian Pulp and Paper Association
Pulp and Paper Institute
Forest Product Laboratories
Chalk River
L. N. Pigeon
Professor Forward
Canadian Shield
Rockies
Ontario Research Foundation
Facor
United States
H. Greville Smith
Canadian Industries Limited
Society of Chemical Industry
Merit Citation for Watrous Fire Dept Honored
The Muscular Dystrophy Association of Canada has sent a citation of merit to the Watrous Fire Dept in recognition of distinguished service in search for the cause and cure of muscular dystrophy. The honor was granted at the end of the 1957 campaign and reflects gratitude from patients nationwide.
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Muscular Dystrophy Association of Canada
Watrous Fire Dept
Manitoba Fresh Water Fish Industry Leads World
Manitoba boasts a vast fresh-water fishing economy with over 34 million pounds of market fish produced annually. About half comes from Lake Winnipeg spanning 9,230 square miles, underscoring the province’s key role in global freshwater fisheries.
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Manitoba
Lake
Winnipeg
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Greville Smith
Prairie Command
Fort Osborne Barracks
Eagle
Donald Morin
Joe Ferry
Provost, Alta
Keith McAdam
TNT
Watrous
Manitou
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God
Earth
The
Red Cross
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