5 resultados para Fur farming

em Brock University, Canada


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Printed by order of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario.

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A notebook with pages of advertisements and letters describing farming in Ontario and farm land available in Ontario. Also mentions arrangement for Settlers in Port Arthur. There is a section of blank pages (pp. 8-45). Pages 5-7 are lists of "Drill Scale Quarts" for Wheat, Oats and Pear.

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The Fur Council of Canada is an association that represents people working in all sectors of the Canadian fur trade, including trappers, processors, designers, manufacturers and retail furriers. The association aims to “promote, defend and enhance the professional, economic, social and moral interests of our members”. The Council supports fair trading practices for the benefit of producers and artisans; the responsible use of renewable resources; partnerships between the fur trade and other sectors of the Canadian and international fashion industry; and innovative use of fur by young designers.

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An act to consolidate and amend the laws for protection of game and fur-bearing animals in Ontario (1 double-sided page of printed material), 1871.

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Copy (photocopied) of newspaper clipping entitled “Canada’s First Social Club” about the Beaver Club at the North-West Fur Company, Montreal. This item has been taped together. Text is not affected, n.d.