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The Toronto Mail collection
CA EDM MS-68 · Collectie · 1977

This fonds consists of a photostatic copy of two pages of The Toronto Mail, October 1, 1892, containing an article, "In The North-West: The Town and District of Edmonton, Alberta".

The article includes brief biographies and photographs of:
Antonio Prince MLA,
John D. Harrison,
M.G. Connor,
C. Gallagher,
Edward A. Braithwaite,
James Ross,
Paul Royal,
P.E. Daly,
William Wilson,
N.D. Beck,
A.H. Goodwin,
S.S. Taylor,
Hermon McInnes,
John Cameron,
George Thomson,
Colix F. Strang,
D.R. Fraser,
James McDonald,
Matthew McCauley.

As well as Edmonton businesses:
P. Heiminck and Co.,
Larue and Picard general merchants,
Jasper House,
Gallagher's Meat Store,
George Thomson's Drug Store,
Queen's Hotel.

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Allan Shute fonds
CA EDM MS-683 · Archief · 1974-1984

This fonds contains material Allan Shute gathered for his Edmonton Access Catalogue. This includes newspaper clippings, assorted publications, pamphlets, newsletters, as well as other material. Shute has arranged this material into various subjects, and has filed them alphabetically.

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The Citizen
The Citizen
CA EDM RG-101-10 · Reeks · 1955 - 1957
Part of Town of Jasper Place fonds

This series contains issues of The Citizen, an independent weekly newspaper serving the Town of Jasper Place.
The Suburban Times
The Suburban Times
CA EDM RG-101-11 · Reeks · 1957 - 1958
Part of Town of Jasper Place fonds

This series contains issues of The Suburban Times, an independent weekly newspaper serving the Town of Jasper Place.

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Allan Bolstad
Allan Bolstad
CA EDM RG-15-8 · Reeks · 1994
Part of City of Edmonton. Office of the Councillors

This series consists of records related to the proposed privatization of ED Tel in 1994. The records include correspondence, a memorandum, presentations, proposals, and notes relating to different options. The material was used by Allan Bolstad in his capacity as a City Councillor.

The Edmonton Telephones Corporation (ED Tel) was created in 1990 as a result of the provincial Telecommunications Act, which allowed municipalities to provide telecommunications services and products through a wholly-owned subsidiary corporation, but not through a City department. In early 1994 the outgoing ED Tel President publicly raised the idea of selling the utility. Ultimately the Edmonton Telephones Corporation was sold to Telus on March 10, 1995 for $470,221,872.

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City of Edmonton. Telephone Department fonds
CA EDM RG-40 · Archief · 1911 - 1994

This fonds consists of records generated by the Telephone Department. It includes the following series:

  • Series 1: Reports
  • Series 2: Photographs
  • Series 3: Equipment Records
  • Series 4: Discrete Items
  • Series 5: Architectural Drawings
  • Series 6: Executive
  • Series 7: Correspondence
  • Series 8: Edmonton Telephones Corporation
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Photographs
CA EDM RG-40-2 · Reeks · 1983
Part of City of Edmonton. Telephone Department fonds

This series consists photos of the 1982 Mayor’s Safety Awards.

File List

  • EA-510-1 Mayor’s Safety Award, 1982
  • EA-510-2 Ed Kyte and Cec Purves, 1982
  • EA-510-3 Al Mauer and Cec Purves, 1982
Equipment Records
CA EDM RG-40-3 · Reeks · 1926 - 1968
Part of City of Edmonton. Telephone Department fonds

This series contains records of equipment installed by the Telephone Department. It contains the following files:

  • File 1: Monthly equipment record (1926-1933)
  • File 2: Monthly equipment record (1934-1939)
  • File 3: Monthly equipment record (1940-1949)
  • File 4: Monthly equipment record (1950-1956)
  • File 5: Monthly equipment record (1968-1964)
  • File 6: Monthly lines and stations report (1964-1968)
Discrete Items
Discrete Items
CA EDM RG-40-4 · Reeks · 1912 - 1986
Part of City of Edmonton. Telephone Department fonds

This series contains records that were transferred to the Archives from the Telephone Department either individually or in small groups. Because of their lack of context, they were described together as a collection of discrete items.