The author investigates the representation of industrial activity and the industrial establishment in the Canadian censuses from 1871 to 1891. Published and unpublished materials reveal that an explicit definition of industrial activity successfully guided the enumeration and tabulation of the census data, although difficulties were encountered with domestic production and multi-purpose establishments. The information recorded by enumerators reveals the presence of a large number of firms operating more than one industrial process in the same or closely adjacent buildings, particularly where water power was available. A reexamination of the census manuscript evidence indicates that industrial establishments were more numerous and their tota...
Cette étude analyse l'industrie des pêches dans la Péninsule acadienne du Nouveau Brunswick au 19ème...
An analysis of Canadian patent, industrial directory and census data can distinguish and explain inv...
This paper uses newly available census evidence to portray changes in labour market outcomes in Cana...
The author investigates the representation of industrial activity and the industrial establishment i...
How urban was industrial activity in 1871, when only one in five Canadians lived in incorporated cit...
A major project, which is making accessible the complete unpublished data of the 1871 manuscript cen...
As a contribution to a larger project which seeks to explore the contours of the socio-economy of Lo...
A comparative economic history of Quebec and Ontario of the 1870-1910 period, based largely upon the...
The authors assess the strengths and weaknesses of data relating to the work force recorded in the c...
The transition from water to steam power has long been an interesting issue in the history of techno...
A significant change occurred in the spatial pattern of Ontario’s distilling industry during the sec...
Many nineteenth-century Canadians thought that improved transportation systems would better connect ...
Nineteenth-century census records, particularly nominal census schedules containing detailed informa...
In 1991, a research team centred at Concordia University undertook a contract for the city of Montre...
Meynier André. L'industrialisation du Canada. In: Annales de Géographie, t. 55, n°298, 1946. pp. 153...
Cette étude analyse l'industrie des pêches dans la Péninsule acadienne du Nouveau Brunswick au 19ème...
An analysis of Canadian patent, industrial directory and census data can distinguish and explain inv...
This paper uses newly available census evidence to portray changes in labour market outcomes in Cana...
The author investigates the representation of industrial activity and the industrial establishment i...
How urban was industrial activity in 1871, when only one in five Canadians lived in incorporated cit...
A major project, which is making accessible the complete unpublished data of the 1871 manuscript cen...
As a contribution to a larger project which seeks to explore the contours of the socio-economy of Lo...
A comparative economic history of Quebec and Ontario of the 1870-1910 period, based largely upon the...
The authors assess the strengths and weaknesses of data relating to the work force recorded in the c...
The transition from water to steam power has long been an interesting issue in the history of techno...
A significant change occurred in the spatial pattern of Ontario’s distilling industry during the sec...
Many nineteenth-century Canadians thought that improved transportation systems would better connect ...
Nineteenth-century census records, particularly nominal census schedules containing detailed informa...
In 1991, a research team centred at Concordia University undertook a contract for the city of Montre...
Meynier André. L'industrialisation du Canada. In: Annales de Géographie, t. 55, n°298, 1946. pp. 153...
Cette étude analyse l'industrie des pêches dans la Péninsule acadienne du Nouveau Brunswick au 19ème...
An analysis of Canadian patent, industrial directory and census data can distinguish and explain inv...
This paper uses newly available census evidence to portray changes in labour market outcomes in Cana...