PROGRAMME OF THE 85th ANNUAL MEETING OF THE

PR O GRAMME O F THE 85th ANNUAL MEETING
O F THE C ANADIAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION
YO R K UNIVER SITY, 29-31 MAY 2006
Monday 29 - Tuesday 30 - Wednesday 31
PR O GRAMME DE LA 85ième RÉUNION ANNUELLE
DE LA SO C IÉTÉ HISTORIQUE DU CANADA
UNIVER SITÉ YORK, DU 29 AU 31 MAI 2006
lundi 29 - m ardi 30 - m ercredi 31
La ré union annuelle de la Société historique du Canada fait partie du C ongrè s des Science s humaines, qui s’occupe de
l’inscription au C ongrè s et à la ré union annuelle. Pour obtenir de l’information sur l’inscription, l’hébergement, e tc.,
consultez la page d’accueil du C ongrès, www.fe dcan.ca/congre s2006/, communiquez par courriel à
l’adre sse [email protected] ou composez le (613) 238-6112, poste 312.
Le thè me du C ongrès de 2006 e st La ville : un festival du savoir. C ette année, le conférencier invité est m onsieur Ste phen
Le wis (Envoyé special du Secré taire général des Nations Unies pour le VIH/SIDA en Afrique). S’alignant sur le C ongrè s, le
C om ité du programme de la S.H.C. a choisi de placer la réunion annuelle 2006 de la Société sous le thème La ville :
Perspectives mondiales ; pour débattre de ce sujet, il a invité des historiens de toutes specialités.
Pour toute question re lative au programme, ve uillez vous addresser à C raig Heron, Université York, 4700, rue Ke ele, North
York , Ontario M3J 1P3 ou par courriel à : [email protected] .
NEW FEATUR ES
1. ELEC TR ONIC PRE-DISTRIBUTION
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2. FAC ILITATORS
The positions of chair and commentator have been combined into that of "Facilitator," who will introduce the panelists,
spe nd a m aximum of five minutes drawing out the main themes and issues after their presentations, and help to stimulate
discussion with the audience.
3. NEW FO R MAT - "FORUM"
A block of nine sessions has been designed to take advantage of the e lectronic pre-distribution. In these sessions, those
atte nding will be e xpected to have read the papers, facilitators will open with a te n-minute commentary, panelists will have
only five minutes to present their papers, and the re mainder of the time will be devoted to discussion.
4. TIGHT TIME LIMITS
To e nsure the maximum time for d iscussion, independent timekeepers will be appointed to each session to make sure that
the following time limits are strictly maintained:
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15 m inutes for re gular paper presentations
10 m inutes for roundtable presentations
5 m inutes for facilitators' comments in re gular sessions and roundtables
10 m inutes for facilitators' comments in Forums
5 m inutes for paper pre sentations in Forums
NO UVEAUTÉS
1. PR ÉDISTRIBUTION ÉLEC TRONIQUE
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2. FAC ILITATEURS / FACILITATRICES
Un «facilitateur» tie ndra le double rôle de président de séance e t de commentateur. Il pré sentera le s panélistes, ré sumera
e n m oins de cinq minutes le s grandes questions qu’ils auront soulevées dans le urs présentations e t animera la discussion
e ntre le s conférenciers e t le public.
3. «LE FO R UM», UNE NO UVELLE FORMULE
Pour tire r profit de la pré distribution é lectronique, nous avons organisé une série de neuf séance s spéciales qui se
dé rouleront comme suit : le facilitateur ouvrira la séance par un commentaire d’une dizaine de m inutes; chaque panéliste
disposera ensuite de cinq minutes pour présenter son point de vue; le reste de la séance sera consacré e à la discussion
e ntre le s panélistes et les auditeurs, qui devront avoir lu préalablement les textes intégraux des panélistes.
4. DES LIMITES DE TEMPS STRICTES
Afin de laisser le plus de temps possible à la discussion, des chronométreurs indépendents assisteront aux séances afin de
faire rigoureusement re specter l’horaire suivant :
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15 m inutes allouées aux communications ré gulières.
10 m inutes allouées aux présentations de tables rondes.
5 m inutes allouées aux commentaires du facilitateur, qu’il s’agisse de séances ré gulières ou de tables rondes.
10 m inutes pour les commentaires des facilitateurs dans le s forums.
5 m inutes pour chacune des présentations dans le s forums.
C o-C hairs / C o-présidents
C raig Heron, York University (Co-ordinator / C o-ordinateur)
Ste phen Brooke, York University
Anne R ubenstein, York University
Program Committee / C omité du programme
Tina C hen, University of Manitoba
Michè le Dagenais, Université de Montréal
Ale x ander Dawson, Simon Fraser University
C olin Coates, York University
Ste phen Heathorn, McMaster University
Bonny Ibhawoh, Brock University
Se a n Ke nnedy, University of Ne w Brunswick
Ste ve Penfold, University of Toronto
C arolyn Podruchny, York University
John Sainsbury, Brock University
Marc Ste in, York University
Je nnifer Ste phen, York University
W illiam Wicken, York University
Graduate Assistant: Jarett Henderson, York University
UNLESS O THER WISE INDICATED, ALL SESSIONS ARE IN SC HULICH SC HOOL OF BUSINESS (SSB)
SAUF INDIC ATION C ONTRAIRE, TOUTES LES SÉANC ES O NT LIEU DANS L’ÉDIFICE DU SC HULICH SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
(SSB)
SATUR DAY 27 MAY 2006
SAMEDI 27 MAI 2006
2:00 – 5:00 / 14 h – 17 h
(SSB E113)
C HA Ex e cutive Meeting
R é union de l'exécutif de la S.H.C.
SUNDAY 28 MAY 2006
DIMANC HE 28 MAI 2006
9:00 – 4:00 / 9 h – 16 h
(SSB S123)
C anadian Historical Association Council Meeting
R é union du conseil d'administration de la S.H.C.
9:30 – 7:00 / 9 h 30 – 19 h
C anadian Committee on Labour History W orkshop (for details, check http://www.m un.ca/cclh/)
Sé m inaire du Comité canadien sur l’histoire du travail (renseignements : http://www.m un.ca/cclh/)
4:00 – 7:00 pm / 16 h à 19 h
(SSB S124)
Me e ting of Chairs of History Departments
R é union des directeurs e t des directrice s des départements d'histoire
C HA O FFICE / BUREAU DE LA SHC
29 - 31 MAY / MAI
SSB S129
MO NDAY 29 MAY 2006
LUNDI 29 MAI 2006
8:00 – 9:00 / 8 h – 9 h
(SSB N105)
Public History Bre akfast (sponsored by Parks C anada)
Pe tit-déje uner du groupe d’études e n histoire publique (parrainé par Parcs Canada)
9:00 – 10:30 / 9 h – 10 h 30
(SSB W132)
1. Irishness in the Atlantic W orld
Em pre inte de l’Irlande dans le m onde atlantique
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C olin McMahon, York University
Irish Memory on the Mersey: The Great Famine Commemoration in Liverpool in the 1990s
W illiam Jenkins, York University
Views from the 'Hub of Empire': Loyal Orange Lodges in Early 20th-Century Toronto
W ille en Ke ough, Simon Fraser University
The Creation of the 'Irish Loop' in Newfoundland: Cultural Renaissance, or the Commodification of Ethnic Identity
in an Imagined Tourist Landscape?
Facilitator / Facilitateur : Elizabeth Smyth, University of Toronto
9:00 – 10:30 / 9 h – 10 h 30
(SSB W133)
2. Tilling the Field: New Dire ctions in Theory and Method in the History of C hildren and Youth [Round Table]
De frais sillons : nouvelles orientations théoriques e t méthodologiques en histoire des e nfants e t de la je unesse
[Table ronde] Participants:
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Mona Gleason, University of British Columbia
Small Matters? Theorizing Age and Size in the History of Children and Youth
Patrick R yan, King's C ollege, University of Western Ontario
How "New" is the New Sociology of Childhood? Mapping the Landscape of Modern Ideas about Children
Ve ronica Pacini-Ketchabaw, University of Victoria
Rethinking the History of Ontario Day Nurseries: Loci for Intervention, Regulation, and Administration
Facilitator / Facilitateur : Joe Hawe s, University of Memphis
This session sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group / Séance parrainée par le Groupe d’études en
histoire des enfants et de la jeunesse.
9:00 – 10:30 / 9 h – 10 h 30
(SSB W257)
3. C ity and C ountry in Ne w France
La ville e t la campagne e n Nouvelle-France
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Be noit Grenier, Université de Montré al
Gentilhommes campagnards de la Nouvelle France : la présence seigneuriale dans le monde rural laurentien
Sté phanie Tésio, Université de C aen/ Université Laval
France - Nouvelle France, la pharmacie civile et urbaine au 18e siècle
Facilitator / Facilitateur : Alan Gre er, University of Toronto
9:00 – 10:30 / 9 h – 10 h 30
(SSB N105)
4. R ationalizing Cities’ Nature: Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal in the 20th Century
L’organisation de la nature dans les villes. Le cas de Toronto, de Vancouver e t de Montréal au XXe siècle
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Se an Kheraj, York University
Disturbing Nature: Dialectics of Disaster in Vancouver’s Stanley Park
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Ste phen Bocking, Trent University
Constructing Urban Environmental Expertise in Toronto, 1940-1970
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Michè le Dagenais, Université de Montréal
The Urbanization of Nature: Water Management in the Montreal Metropolitan Area
Facilitator/Facilitateur : Ke n C ruickshank, McMaster University
9:00 – 10:30 / 9 h – 10 h 30
(SSB N106)
5. C ommemorating Industrial Life
La com memoration de la vie ouvrière
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David Frank, University of Ne w Brunswick
Minto 1932: The Origins and Significance of a New Brunswick Labour Landmark
Nicole Lang, Université de Moncton (Edmundston)
Histoire du travail et commémoration au Nouveau-Brunswick : le désastre d’Escuminac
Pe te r Geller, University College of the North
Refining the Past: Celebrating History in Thompson, Manitoba
Facilitator/Facilitateur : Ste ve Penfold, University of Toronto
9:00 – 10:30 / 9 h – 10 h 30
(SSB N107)
6. Ne w Pe rspectives on the Western Borderlands of Canada and the United States
Le s re gions limitrophes occidentals du Canada et des États-Unis : de nouveaux horizons
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Sarah C arter, University of Alberta
Women Homesteaders on the Great Plains of Montana and Saskatchewan
Miche l Hogue, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Marking Difference: The Creation of a Metis Borderlands on the Northern Plains
R yan Eyford, University of Manitoba
Quarantined Within a New Colonial Order: The 1876-77 Smallpox Epidemic in the Keewatin Icelandic Reserve
Facilitator / Facilitatrice : Nora Faires, Western Michigan University
9:00 – 10:30 / 9 h – 10 h 30
(SSB N108)
7. Vik ings, Debutantes, and C yclists: W omen’s Evolving Ge nder Identities
Vik ings, debutantes e t cyclistes. L’évolution de l’identité sexuelle des femmes
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Elise C henier, Simon Fraser University
"Coming Out": Re-Inventing the Debutante in Early 20th-Century Montreal
Janice Liedl, Laurentian University
Canadian Viking in the Governor-General’s Court: Medievalism in Pre-War Canada
She ila Hanlon, York University
Cycleste in the City: Bicycling Women and the Use of Public Space in Late Victorian London
Facilitator / Facilitatrice : Anne C lendinning, Nipissing University
9:00 – 10:30 / 9 h – 10 h 30
8. The Impact of Catholicism
L’im pact du catholicisme
(SSB E111)
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Jacqueline Holler, University of Northern British C olumbia
Colonial Skirmishes: Space, Religion, Politics, and Contestation in 16th-Century Mexico City
De re k Williams, University of Toronto
Networks of Catholic Journalism in 19th-Century Latin America
Tim othy G. Pearson, McGill University
Saints and the City: Holy Lives in Montreal and Quebec, 1836-1930
Facilitator / Facilitateur : Ke nneth Mills, University of Toronto
9:00 – 10:30 / 9 h – 10 h 30
(SSB W136)
9. The Asian City
La ville asiatique
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Blaine Chiasson, Wilfrid Laurier University
Russian City, Chinese City: Harbin’s Ethnic City Politics of the 1920s
John Meehan, University of R egina
An Encouraging Precedent: The Jacquinot Zone at Shanghai, 1937
Facilitator / Facilitatrice : Tina C hen, University of Manitoba
10:30 – 10:45 / 10 h 30 – 10 h 45
Bre ak / Pause
10:45 – 12:30 / 10 h 45 – 12 h 30
(SSB W132)
10. The Evolution of Northern Settlements
Le dé veloppement des é tablissements nordiques
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W .R . Morrison, University of Northern British C olumbia
The 1200 Mile Village: The Alaska Highway and Settlement in the Far Northwest
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Ke n C oates, University of Saskatchewan
The Power to Transform: The Kemano Power Project, Communities and the Debate about the Future of Northern
British Columbia
Matthe w Farish, Memorial University of Ne wfoundland and/et P. W hitney Lackenbauer, St. Jerome’s University
Urbanizing the North: The Cultural Geography of the DEW Line
Je ff Noakes, C arleton University
Radiant City for the Arctic? A Planned Community for Frobisher Bay/Iqaluit
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Facilitator / Facilitatrice : Jean Manore, Bishop’s University
10:45 – 12:30 / 10 h 45 – 12 h 30
(SSB W133)
11. James W . St. G. W alker and the W riting of C anadian History [R ound Table]
Jam es W . St. G. W alker e t ses écrits en histoire du Canada [ Table ronde] Participants:
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Ste phanie Bangarth, University of Guelph
Afua C ooper, University of Toronto
Ge orge Elliot C larke, University of Toronto
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R oss Lambertson, Camosun C ollege
C olin McFarquhar, University of Waterloo
Karolyn Smardz Frost, York University
Harve y W hitfield, University of Vermont
R e sponse/Réponse : James W . St. G. W alker
Facilitator / Facilitateur : Barrington W alker, Q ueen’s University
10:45 – 12:30 / 10 h 45 – 12 h 30
(SSB W136)
12. The North American City and the Vacationers: Sociability, Identity, and C ommunity
La ville nord-américaine e t les vacanciers : sociabilité, identité et communauté
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Marise Bachand, University of Western Ontario
All the Pleasures the Town Affords: Elite Women, Seasonal Migrations, and the Urban Landscape in the
Landholding South
R obin Bachin, University of Miami
Pleasure Palaces: Hotels, Urban Culture, and the Resort Destinations of Atlantic City and Miami Beach
Gode froy Desrosiers -Lauzon, University of Ottawa
Snowbirds of Paradise: On Community-Building in Florida Winters
Pe te r Stevens, York University
“I Love Toronto, But …”: City People and Summer Cottages in Postwar Ontario
Facilitator / Facilitatrice : Isabelle Lehuu, Université du Québec à Montréal
10:45 – 12:30 / 10 h 45 – 12 h 30
(SSB N105)
13. Theory and History I: Postcolonial Theory and History [Round Table]
Thé orie et histoire (première partie). Le postcolonialisme [Table ronde]
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Paul Tiyembe Ze leza, Pennsylvania State University
Arif Dirlik , University of Oregon
Malavika Kasturi, University of Toronto
Facilitator / Facilitatrice : Joan Sangster, Tre nt University
This session sponsored by the C HA Journal / Séance parrainée par la R e vue de la SHC
10:45 – 12:30 / 10 h 45 – 12 h 30
(SSB N106)
14. The C rises of Urban Politics
Le s crise s de la politique urbaine
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Harold Bérubé, INR S-UCS/University of W isconsin (Milwaukee)
Le refuge suburbain dans une métropole divisée : gouverner Westmount, Pointe-Claire et Ville de Mont-Royal
(1880-1939)
John Bingham, Dalhousie University
“The City Hall Lies in Front of All Eyes”: The Crisis of Local Government and the End of the Weimar Republic,
1931-33
Pe te r R ider, C anadian Museum of C ivilization
“A Sensible Community”: The Response of Charlottetown, PEI to the Great Depression
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W illiam Brennan, University of Regina
Populists, Socialists, and City Politics in Regina During the Great Depression
Facilitator / Facilitateur : John Taylor, Carleton University
This session sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Urban History / Séance parrainée par la Société
canadienne d’histoire urbaine
10:45 – 12:30 / 10 h 45 – 12 h 30
(SSB N107)
15. Native People in C anadian C ities
Le s Autochtones dans les villes canadiennes
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John Lutz, University of Victoria
Getting the Indians Out of Town: Racialized Space in Victoria, 1850-1910
Byron King Plant, University of Saskatchewan
Aboriginal Urban Migration and Federal-Provincial Relations in the 1960s
Jordan Stanger-Ross, University of Victoria
The Social Geography of Native Urban Life in Vancouver
Jon Anuik, University of Saskatchewan
Agony of Deception: Metis Children Go to School in Urban Canada, 1885-1980
Facilitator/Facilitateur : Hugh Shewe ll, York University
10:45 – 12:30 / 10 h 45 – 12 h 30
(SSB E111)
16. R e ligion in the C ity
La re ligion dans les villes
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Todd Webb, York University
“Montreal Is Like Heaven on Earth”: Wesleyan Methodism and Revivalism in Britain and British North America
Lynne Marks, University of Victoria
Religion and Irreligion in Turn-of-the-Century Victoria, BC
Tina Block , University of Victoria
The Secular Northwest: Religion, Irreligion, and the Difference Place Makes
Elizabeth McGahan, University of Ne w Brunswick at Saint John
Urban Sacred Places: The Morphology of Houses of Worship in Saint John, NB, 1950 to the present
Facilitator/Facilitateur : Mark McGowan, University of Toronto
10:45 – 12:30 / 10 h 45 – 12 h 30
(SSB N108)
17. Montreal in the Nineteenth C entury
Montré al au XIXe siècle
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R .J. Morris, Edinburgh University,
Conflict and Stability: A Comparison of Belfast and Montreal, 1780-1920
Gillian I. Leitch, Université de Montré al
Voluntary Association Formation in Early 19th-Century Montreal
Facilitator / Facilitatrice : Be ttina Bradbury, York University
10:45 – 12:30 / 10 h 45 – 12 h 30
(SSB W257)
18. R adio Programs in Canada and Ne wfoundland, 1930-50s
Le s e missions radiophoniques au Canada et à Terre -Ne uve, de 1930 aux années 1950
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Le n Kuffert, University of Manitoba
“To Pick You Up or to Hold You”: Intimacy and Golden Age Radio in Canada
Mary Vipond, C oncordia University
Cultural Authority and Canadian Public Broadcasting in the 1930s
Je ff W ebb, Memorial University of Ne wfoundland
Embracing the Modern and Authentic: Musical Culture on Radio Station VONF
Anne MacLennan, York University
Toronto’s Sound: Urban Radio Programming in the 1930s
Facilitator/Facilitateur : Paul R utherford, University of Toronto
12:30 – 2:00 / 12 h 30 – 14 h
BUSINESS MEETINGS
SÉANC ES DE TR AVAIL
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C anadian Committee on History and C omputing
(SSB N105)
C om ité canadien d'histoire et d'informatique
C anadian Committee on W omen's History
(SSB N106)
C om ité canadien de l'histoire des femmes
Native History Study Group
(SSB N107)
Groupe d'étude e n histoire autochtone
Business History Group
(SSB N108)
Groupe d'histoire e n affaire s
2:00 – 3:45 / 14 h – 15 h 45
(SSB W132)
19. W omen, Morality, and Wage Labour
Le s femmes, la m oralité e t le travail salarié
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Eric Sage r, University of Victoria
Labour Force Participation of Women: Evidence for British Columbia
Je nnifer Ste phen, York University
“She Has Literary Leanings and Latterly Read Tea Cups”: Defining Women’s Employability in Depression-Era
Canada, 1935-1938
Je ff Ke shen, University of O ttawa
“Taking Responsibility for the Whirlwind We Have Sown”: Maintaining Morality Among Girls and Women During
Canada’s Second World War
Facilitator/Facilitatrice : R uth Frager, McMaster University
2:00 – 3:45 / 14 h – 15 h 45
(SSB N106)
20. Se x in the Early Modern City
Le se xe e t la ville au début de l’époque moderne
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Darle ne Abreu-Ferre ira, University of Winnipeg
Sex and the Single Woman in Early Modern Lisbon
C ristian Be rco, Bishop’s University
Native Cannibals, Sodomote Friars, and Syphilis in Early Modern Valentia
Faik a C elik, McGill University
Female Prostitution in Law, State Policy, and Public Morality in Ottoman Istanbul
Facilitator/Facilitatrice : Elizabeth C ohen, York University
Co-sponsored with the Canadian Society for Renaissance Studies/Séance parrainée par la
Société canadienne d’études de la Renaissance
2:00 – 3:45 / 14 h – 15 h 45
(SSB W133)
21. Migration and Community
Migration et communauté
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Sarah Katherine Gibson, McGill University
Without the Advantages of Education: Hugh Brodie's Scottish Rural-Education in Modernizing Montreal, 1852
R oyden Loewe n, University of Winnipeg
Conscientious Transnationals: Low German Canadian Mennonites in Mexico and an Imagined Homeland, 19301940
Kare n De arlove, McMaster University
(Im)migration and Community Building: Newfoundlanders in Cambridge, Ontario
Facilitator/Facilitatrice : Yves Fre nette, York University
2:00 – 3:45 / 14 h – 15 h 45
(SSB W257)
22. Urban Working-Class Politics
Le discours politique et la classe ouvrière urbaine
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Die te r Buse, Laurentian University
Social Democracy and Social Reform in Bremen: Addressing urban problems in the early 20th century
Jim Mochoruk, University of North Dakota
Left-Wing Winnipeg: Shaping an Oppositional Consciousness, 1869-1939
Facilitator/Facilitateur : Jim Naylor, Brandon University
2:00 – 3:45 / 14 h – 15 h 45
(SSB W136)
23. Urban Planning on T hree C ontinents
L’urbanisme vu de trois continents
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R ichard Dennis, University C ollege London
Bridge-Building and Modern Cities: Tower Bridge, Brooklyn Bridge, and the Bloor Street Viaduct
Jam es Hull, University of British Columbia (Okanagan)
Science in the City: Reforming the Toronto Building Code
R ichard White, University of Toronto
The Planners and the People: Citizen Participation in Toronto Urban and Regional Planning, 1940s -1970s
Michae l Kirk patrick, University of Manitoba
Disputatious Modernities: The Politics of Exclusion in Guatemalan Urban Space
Facilitator/Facilitateur : Gilbert Stelter, University of Guelph
2:00 – 3:45 / 14 h – 15 h 45
(SSB N105)
24. Aboriginal Settlements in the 18th and 19th Centuries
Le s é tablissements autochtones au XVIIIe e t XIXe siècles
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Susan M. Hill, W ilfrid Laurier University
Skanatayonnih – One Village has Been Made: The 19th-Century Consolidation of the Six Nations Grand River
Territory
R obin Jarvis Brownlie, University of Manitoba
Settlement, “Indianness,” and Whiteness in Upper Canadian Discourses, 1820-1850
Facilitator/Facilitatrice : C arolyn Podruchny, York University
2:00 – 3:45 / 14 h – 15 h 45
(SSB E111)
25. Ne w Dire ctions in US and Canadian Urban History [R ound Table]
Nouve lles orientations en histoire urbaine des États-Unis et du C anada [Table ronde] Participants:
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David C hurchill, University of Manitoba
Alison Isenberg, Rutgers University
Lisa Le venstein, University of North C aroline (Greensboro)
Marc Ste in, York University
Facilitator/Facilitatrice : Michèle Dagenais, Université de Montréal
2:00 – 3:45 / 14 h – 15 h 45
(SSB N107)
26. Sport as Spectacle and Subversion
Le sport comme spectacle et outil de subversion
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J. Andre w R oss, University of W estern O ntario
The Development of Inter-Urban Arena Networks in Canada and the United States
C atherine Hilton, Simon Fraser University
T-Bucket Terrors: Hot Rodders and Drag Racers in Vancouver, 1948-1965
Facilitator/Facilitatrice : Anne R ubenstein, York University
2:00 – 3:45 / 14 h – 15 h 45
(SSB N108)
27. R e presentations of the City
Le s re présentations de la ville
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Nicolas Ke nny, Université de Montréal, Université Libre de Bruxelles
The City From the Hill: Contemplating the Urban Panorama in Montreal and Brussels at the Turn of the 20th
Century
Dom inique Bregent-Heald, Memorial University of Ne wfoundland
The Tourism of Titillation: Film and Cross -Border Tourism in Niagara Falls and Tijuana
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Pe te r J. Larocque, Ne w Brunswick Museum
Jack Weldon Humphrey: A Decade of Art in Saint John, New Brunswick, 1931-1941
Fré dé ric Demers, Laurentian University
La représentation de la ville dans Le s filles de Caleb
Facilitator/Facilitateur : James Opp, C arleton University
2:30 – 4:30 / 14 h – 16 h
(Vari Hall 3005)
“The y Came to Canada for a Better Life”: The Urban and R ural Ex perience s of Ukrainian C anadians in the
Inte rwar Pe riod
« Ils e spéraient vivre mieux au Canada ». Les Ukrainiens canadiens de la ville e t de la campagne pendant la
pé riode de l’entre -deux-guerres
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Andrij Mak uch, University of Toronto
The Ukrainian People’s Home in Toronto
O re st T. Martynowych, University of Manitoba
“Old-World Grievances Echoed on This Side of the Ocean”: Conservative and Integral Nationalist
Movements Among Ukrainian Canadians
Stace y Ze mbrzycki, C arleton University
“Each Child Had a Job”: Exploring Childhood Memories of Working-Class Ukrainians in the Depression
Era
C hair/présidente : Suzanne Holyk Hunchuck, O ttawa
C om mentator/commentateur : Myron Momryck , Library and Archives of C anada
Joint Session with the Canadian Historical Association and the Canadian Association of Slavists / Séance
parrainée conjointement par la Société historique du Canada et l’Association canadienne des Slavistes
3:45 – 4:00 / 15 h 45 – 16 h
Bre ak /Pause
4:00 – 5:30 / 16 h – 17 h 30
(SSB W132)
28. The Politics of Civic Celebrations
De l’utilisation des ce lebrations officielles
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Nathan Smith, University of Toronto
Official Receptions of Returning Soldiers in Toronto, 1915-1919
R obert C upido, Mount Allison University
Jumping on the Bandwagon: The Political Uses of Toronto’s Centennial Celebrations
Molly Ungar, University C ollege of the Fraser Valley
Aboriginal Responses to the 1939 Royal Visit to Vancouver: Reminding the City of Its Origins
Facilitator/Facilitateur : Ste phen Heathorn, McMaster University
4:00 – 5:30 / 16 h – 17 h 30
(SSB W133)
29. Poverty and R eform in Urban C anada
Pauvre té e t ré forme dans le Canada urbain
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David Hood, Academia Britanica Cuscatleca, Santa Tecla, El Salvador
Lives Lived “Rough” in Halifax,1890-1914
Ge orgia Sitara, University of Victoria
“If a Man Will Not Work, Neither Shall He Eat”’: Contemporary Responses to Poverty and Need in the City and on
the Prairies, 1870s -1880s
Eric Strik we rda, York University
The Rise of the City Relief Machines: Edmonton, Saskatoon, and Winnipeg During the Depression
Kurt Korne ski, University of Manitoba
Reform and the Transformation of Liberal Canada in the Late 19th and Early 20th Centuries
Facilitator/Facilitatrice : Jennifer Ste phen, York University
4:00 – 5:30 / 16 h – 17 h 30
(SSB W136)
30. The C ity in Wartime: The Approach, Impact and Aftermath of W ar in Europe, 1930 -1950
La ville e n temps de guerre . L’approche, l’impact e t le s conséquences de la guerre en Europe, 1930-1950
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Julia Torrie, Saint Thomas University
To Evacuate or Not? Preparing German and French Cities and Civilians for Aerial Bombing
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Shannon Fogg, University of Missouri-Rolla
Refugees, Natives, and Shortages in World War Two Limoges
Kirrily Fre e m an, Saint Mary’s University
Rebuilding the Nation: Urban Reconstruction in Northern France, 1944-1949
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Facilitator/Facilitatrice : Pamela Swe tt, McMaster University
4:00 – 5:30 / 16 h – 17 h 30
(SSB N105)
31. From the Archives to the Scre en: Scholars, Film-makers and C anadian History on Film [Round Table]
De s archives au grand écran. Les chercheurs, les producteurs de films e t l’histoire filmée du C anada [Table
ronde ] Participants:
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Paul Jackson, McGill University
Despite Everything: Making a Film in Port-au-Prince
Ale ssandra Piccionne and/et Sergio Navaretta, Platimum Image Film
Looking for Angelina: From Historical Documentary Project to Feature Film
R honda Hinther, C anadian Museum of Civilization
The Making of "If Day: A CTV Manitoba Moment”
Facilitator/Facilitateur : Ge ne Allen, Ryerson University
4:00 – 5:30 / 16 h – 17 h 30
(SSB N106)
32. Borderlands Justice
La justice des re gions limitrophes
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Bob Be al, Athabasca University and/et Blake Brown, Saint Mary’s University
The Fenian State Trials, 1866-67
Te d McC oy, Trent University
Majesty, Terror, and Mercy: Canada’s Response to the Convicted Native Participants of the North-west Rebellion,
1885
Vadim Kukushkin, University of Alberta
Murdered Policemen and “Lawless Foreigners”: Immigrants and the Law in the Crow’s Nest Pass, 1905-1930
Facilitator/Facilitateur : David Murray, University of Guelph
4:00 – 5:30 / 16 h – 17 h 30
(SSB N107)
33. Broadening the Contact Zone: Aboriginal Women and Intercultural Encounter, 1870-1970
Une interpénétration grandissante. Les femmes autochtones et les rencontres interculturelles, 1870-1970
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Alison Norman, OISE, University of Toronto
The Continuing Work of Empire: Women’s Organizations and Native Women in Ontario
Mary Jane McCallum, University of Manitoba
Aboriginal Women Hairdressers in Post-War Manitoba
Kristin Burnett, York University
Boundaries of Rule: Aboriginal Women as Midwives and Healers in Western Canada
Facilitator/Facilitatrice : Myra R utherdale, York University
4:00 – 5:30 / 16 h – 17 h 30
(SSB N108)
34. C onfrontation and the End of Empire in Southeast Asia: Ne w Pe rspectives
Nouve lles perspectives sur les conflits et la fin de l’Empire en Asie du Sud -Est
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David W ebster, University of W estern O ntario
Canada, Confrontation and the End of Empire in Southeast Asia, 1963-66
Ye ow-Tong Chia, University of Toronto
Konfrontasi and Malaysia, 1963: An Inquiry into its Nature and Origins
Se ng Guo Quan, National University o f Singapore
The Chinese Youth and the End of Empire in Sarawak (1945-62)
Facilitator/Facilitateur : Brian Farrell, National University of Singapore
4:00 – 5:30 / 16 h – 17 h 30
(SSB W257)
35. Ne w Dire ctions in Historical GIS [Round Table]
Nouve aux re pères informatiques e n géographie historique [Table ronde] Participants:
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Anne Ke lly Knowle s (Middlebury C ollege)
Mapping America's Iron Age: The Difference GIS Makes
Pe te r E. Pope (Memorial University)
The Landscape of the French Fishery in Newfoundland, 1500-1904
Mathe w Novak and/et Jason Gilliland (University of Western O ntario)
Destruction and Reconstruction in London, Ontario, 1915-1929
W illiam J. Turkel and/et Alan MacEachern (University of W estern O ntario)
Place-Based Computing for Public History
Facilitator / Facilitatrice : Joy Parr, University of W estern O ntario
This session sponsored by the Canadian Committee on History and Computing / Séance parrainée par le Comité
canadien d’histoire et d’informatique
4:00 – 5:30 / 16 h – 17 h 30
(SSB E111)
36. Be lief and Making Believe: A Discussion with the Macdonald Prize Winner [Round Table]
C roire e t faire croire. Une discussion avec la ré cipiendaire du prix Macdonald [Table ronde]
(Dom inique De slandres, Croire et faire croire : les missions françaises au XVIIe siècle, 1600-1650) Participants:
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Natalie Zemon Davis, Toronto
Pe te r Goddard, University of Guelph
Allan Gre er, University of Toronto
R e sponse/Réponse : Dominique Deslandre s, Université de Montré al
Facilitator/Facilitateur : C olin C oates, York University
TUESDAY 30 MAY 2006
MAR DI 30 MAI 2006
8:30 – 10:00 / 8 h 30 – 10 h
(Vari Hall 2005)
Author Me ets Critic – Creeping Conformity: How Canada Became Suburban, 1900-1960
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Larry McC ann, University of Victoria
Rethinking Canadian Suburbanization
Ge rde W ekerle, York University
Contrasting Narratives of Suburbia
R ichard Harris, McMaster University
An Author’s View of Creeping Conformity
Facilitator / Facilitateur : Gordon Darroch, York University
This session organized by the Canadian Century Research Infrastructure and co-sponsored with the Canadian
Sociology and Anthropology Association/ Séance organisé par l’Infrastructure de recherche sur le Canada au 20e
siècle et parrainée avec la Société canadienne de sociologie et d’anthropologie
9:00 – 10:30 / 9 h – 10 h 30
(SSB N105)
37. C ities of Labour, C ities of Dre ams, C ities of Memory
Ville s de labeur, villes de rê ves, villes de mémoire
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Sonia C ancian, Concordia University
Intersecting Labour and Social Networks Across Cities and Borders
Anna C arlevaris, Concordia University
Italian Artists in North America: Some Methodological Considerations
Bruno R amirez, Université de Montréal,
Decline, Death, and Revival of “Little Italies”: The Canadian and US Experiences Compared
Facilitator/Facilitatrice : Ga briele Scardellato, York University
9:00 – 10:30 / 9 h – 10 h 30
(SSB N108)
38. Sport and Leisure in 20th Ontario
Sports e t loisirs en O ntario au XXe siècle
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C arly Adams, University of Western O ntario
Stepping up to the plate: Negotiating Sport and Gender in London, Ontario, 1920-1951
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R ussell Field, University of Toronto
Leisure and Respectability in the Interwar City: The Construction of the Spectator and the Consumption of
Entertainment in 1930s Toronto
David Mizener, York University
“A Revival of Interest in the Calling”: Youth and Leisure in Rural Ontario, 1921-1961
Facilitator/Facilitatrice : Nancy Bouchier, McMaster University
9:00 – 10:30 / 9 h – 10 h 30
(SSB E111)
39. R e ligion and Urban Masculinities: 19th -Century Canadian Protestantism and C atholicism
La re ligion e t les masculinités urbaines. Le protestantisme e t le catholicisme canadien au XIXe siècle
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Nancy C hristie, Trent University
Young Men and the Creation of Civic Christianity in Urban Methodist Churches
Michae l Gauvreau, McMaster University
The New Devotional Catholicism in the Colonial City: The St Vincent de Paul Society and the Masculinization of
Charity in Quebec City, Montreal, and Toronto, 1846-1890
O llivie r Hubert, Université de Montré al
La place de la religion dans un collège pour garçons à Montréal au 19e siècle
Facilitator/Facilitateur : R oberto Perin, York University
9:00 – 10:30 / 9 h – 10 h 30
(SSB E112)
40. C ity of Women: A Twe nty-Year Retrospective [Round Table]
C ity of W omen. Vingt ans de ré trospective [Table ronde]
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C arolyn Strange, Australian National University
Be ttina Bradbury, York University
Kare n Dubinsky, Queen’s University
Ste ve n Maynard, Q ueen’s University
Facilitator/Facilitatrice : Magda Fahrni, Université du Q uébec à Montré al
This session sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Women’s History / Séance parrainée par le Comité
canadien d’histoire des femmes
9:00 – 10:30 / 9 h – 10 h 30
(SSB N106)
41. Aboriginal Peoples and Urbanization in Saskatchewan: Historical and C omparative Perspectives
Le s peuples autochtones face à l’urbanisation en Saskatchewan. Perspectives historiques e t comparatives
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David M. Q uiring, University of Saskatchewan
From the Bush to the Village in Northern Saskatchewan: Contrasting CCF Urbanization Projects
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Te rrance Pelletier, Saskatoon
Cowessess First Nation, the Town of Broadview, and the City of Regina: A Study of Historical Relationships, 18701995
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Michae l C ottrell, University of Saskatchewan
The Other in the City Across Time and Space: The Urban Experiences of Irish Catholics in 19th-Century Toronto
and Aboriginal Peoples in 20th-Century Saskatoon
Facilitator/Facilitatrice : Sarah C arter, University of Calgary
9:00 – 10:30 / 9 h – 10 h 30
(SSB W132)
42. Public Morality in 20th-Century C anada
Moralité publique dans le C anada du XXe siècle
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Je ffe ry Vacante, University of W estern O ntario
Judging Female Prostitution in 1920s Montreal: The Coderre Commission and the Struggle to Define FrenchCanadian Manhood in an Urban Setting
John Be lshaw and/et Diane Purvey, Thompson R ivers University
Vancouver Noir: Sin in the Terminal City, 1930-1960
Mathieu Lapointe, York University
Cleaning Up the Wide Open City: Debate Over Public Morality in Montreal, 1940-1960
Facilitator/Facilitatrice : Kathryn McPherson, York University
9:00 – 10:30 / 9 h – 10 h 30
43. C ANC ELLED / ANNULÉE (see / voir 44.3)
9:00 – 10:30 / 9 h – 10 h 30
(SSB W257)
44. Private Voices
Le s voix intimes
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Be n Lander, York University
Representing Themselves: Modernity and Identity in 20th-Century Britain
Bonnie Huskins, University of Ne w Brunswick at Saint John
‘“Mad About the Way of Getting Paid”: Representations of Longshoring and the Rhythms of Port Life in the Diaries
of Ida Martin, 1945-1971
Je nnifer Lofkrantz, York University
Negotiating Ransoms in Nineteenth Century West Africa: The Importance of Status and Networks
Facilitator/Facilitatrice : Margaret Conrad, University of Ne w Brunswick
9:00 – 10:30 / 9 h – 10 h 30
(SSB E118)
45. La pauvre té en ville : la prise e n charge de l’enfance pauvre à Montréal
Pove rty in the C ity: Taking C are of Poor Childre n in Montreal
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Janice Harvey, Dawson College
Poverty and the Law: The Recorder Court of the City of Montreal and Industrial School Admissions
Marce la Aranguiz, Université du Québec à Montréal
Jeunesse et justice dans la ville : le traitement des mineurs dans les cours pour adultes à Montréal, 1891-1911
Je an-Marie Fecteau, Université du Q uébec à Montréal
Les enfants et l’assistance catholique en ville : Le cas de Montréal 1840-1921
Facilitator/Facilitatrice : Tamara Myers, University of Winnipeg
10:30 – 10:45 / 10 h 30 – 10 h 45
Bre ak / Pause
10:45 – 12:30 / 10 h 45 – 12 h 30
(SSB E118)
46. Forum: Placing Law in Social R elations in the North Atlantic W orld
Forum : La loi e t les re lations sociales dans le m onde de l’Atlantique Nord
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Daphne Bonar, York University
Appropriation of Justice and Local Power in 17th-Century Auvergne
Jam es Muir, York University
When Roger Hill sued Anne Webb: The Reception of Law in Colonial Halifax
Kare n Pearlston, University of Ne w Brunswick
Coverture and Contradiction: A Tale of Two Settlements
Kare n Macfarlane, York University
The Language of Justice in 18th-Century London
Facilitator/Facilitateur : Douglas Hay, York University
10:45 – 12:30 / 10 h 45 – 12 h 30
(SSB N105)
47. Forum: Using the Streets
Forum : De l’utilisation des rues
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Nadine L. R oth, Simon Fraser University
Policing Potsdamer Platz: Metropolitan Identity in Early 20th-Century Berlin
Kathle en Lord, Mount Allison University
Assessing Comparative and Visual Analysis in the Study of Urban Social History: Saint-Henri, Quebec and Lowell,
Massachusetts, 1905-1945
Ste ve Penfold, University of Toronto
The Santa Claus Parade and Urban Space in Toronto, 1920-1960
Facilitator/Facilitateur : Nick R ogers, York Un iversity
10:45 – 12:30 / 10 h 45 – 12 h 30
(SSB W257)
48. Forum: Taking the Stand: Recent Innovations in Juvenile Justice History
Forum : Prise de position. Innovations ré centes e n histoire de la justice pour la je unesse
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Je an Trépanier, Université de Montréal
Regard sur la pratique de la probation à la cour des jeunes delinquants de Montréal, 1912-1950
Tam ara Myers, University of W innipeg
Condemning Kids with the Curfew: Regulation of Youth Beyond the Juvenile Court
W illiam Bush, University of Nevada-Las Vegas
James Dean and Jim Crow: Boys in the Texas Juvenile Justice System in the 1950s
David Nige t, Université C atholique de Louvain
"Former un travailleur utile et un honnête citoyen": la justice des mineurs comme outil d’intégration socio politique. Québec, Belgique, France, 1900-1940
Facilitator/Facilitateur : C had Gaffield, University of O ttawa
This session sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group / Séance parrainée par le Groupe d’études en
histoire des enfants et de la jeunesse
10:45 – 12:30 / 10 h 45 – 12 h 30
(SSB N108)
49. Forum: Sex and Which City? Probing the Range and Limits of Urban Subcultures and C ommunities in
Le sbian/Gay History
Forum : Le sexe dans quelle ville ? R echerches sur l’étendue e t les limites des sous-cultures urbaines e t des
com m unautés homosexuelles en histoire des lesbiennes e t des gays
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Lyle Dick , Park s Canada
Male Homosexuality in Saskatchewan’s Settlement Era: The 1895 Case of Regina's “Oscar Wilde”
Ste ve n Maynard, Q ueen’s University
Of Toronto the Gay: The 1880s and 1890s
Vale rie Korinek, University of Saskatchewan
“Winnipeg: One Gay City!” Reconstructing a Gay and Lesbian Geography of Winnipeg
Paul Jackson, McGill University
Voodoo, Urbanization, and Homosexuality in Haiti
Facilitator/Facilitateur : Marc Stein, York University
This session sponsored by the Canadian Committee on the History of Sexuality/ Séance parrainée par le Comité
sur l’histoire de la sexualité
10:45 – 12:30 / 10 h 45 – 12 h 30
(SSB N106)
50. Forum: The City, the State, and International Perspectives on Native-Newcomers Relations
Forum : La ville, l’État et des perspectives internationales sur les re lations e ntre autochtones e t nouveaux
arrivants
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Ange la W anhalla, University of O tago
In/visible Sight: Maori-European Families in Dunedin City, 1890-1940
Sim onne Horwitz, Oxford University
Urban African Health Care, 1948-1990: A Case Study of Baragwanath Hospital, Soweto, South Africa
Jim Miller, University of Saskatchewan and/et Myra R utherdale, York University
Aboriginal People, the City, and the State: First Nations and the “Indian Pavilion” at Expo 67
Anne C urthoys, Australian National University
Mixed Messages: Indigenous Litigants, Law, and History
Facilitator/Facilitateur : W hitney Lack enbauer, St. Jerome’s University
10:45 – 12:30 / 10 h 45 – 12 h 30
(SSB E111)
51. Forum: Economic Culture
Forum : La culture économique
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Shirle y Tillotson, Dalhousie University
Popular fiscal science: the culture of contribution in federal finance, 1916 to 1926
Je rry Bannister, Dalhousie University
Law, Politics, and Taxes: The Rhetoric of Justice in British North America, 1815-1841
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C atherine Desbarats, McGill University
The Political Economy of Colonial Debt under Louis XV: the Affaire du C anada Reconsidered
Elsbe th Heaman, McGill Univers ity
“Resist Popular Feeling”: Formulating Early Canadian Tax Policies
Je ffre y McNairn, Q ueen’s University
Does Culture Explain the Legal Regulation of Economic Obligation?
Facilitator/Facilitateur : H. Vivian Ne lles, McMaster University
10:45 – 12:30 / 10 h 45 – 12 h 30
(SSB W132)
52. Forum: Postwar Suburbs : Domesticity, Social C onformity, and Diversity
Forum : Les banlieues de l’aprè s-guerre. Vie familiale, conformité sociale e t diversité
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Zora Sim ic, University of Melbourne
Name-Calling: Negotiating Identity in the western suburbs of Sydney, Australia
Be ck y M. Nicolaides, University of C alifornia, San Diego
Approaches to Social and Political Transformation in California’s Suburbs, 1945-2000
Tarah Brookfield, York University
Safe Havens or Death Traps? Preparing Suburban Families for Cold War Civil Defence
R obert R utherdale, Algoma University C ollege
Masculine Domesticity and Fatherhood in Canada’s Postwar Suburbs
Facilitator/Facilitatrice : Ve ronica Strong-Boag, University of British C olumbia
10:45 – 12:30 / 10 h 45 – 12 h 30
(SSB E112)
53. Forum: Alternative Urban Spaces in Mexico City, 1920s-1990s
Forum : Autres face ttes de l’espace urbain à Mexico, 1920-1990
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Age e th Sluis, Butler University
Ve a! Projecting Pornography, Mapping Modernity, and Acting Out the City
Sophia Koutsoyannis, York University
El Hábito: The Political Cabaret of Liliana Felipe and Jesusa Rodríguez
Louise Walker, Yale University
Tlatelolco, DF: Middle-class dreams, politico-economic fault lines and the 1985 Mexico City earthquake
Facilitator/Facilitateur : Eric Zolov, Franklin and Marshall College
10:45 – 12:30 / 10 h 45 – 12 h 30
(SSB E115)
54. Forum: Constructing Urban Memories
Forum : La construction d’une mémoire urbaine
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R obert M. Zecker, St. Francis Xavier Univers ity
"We Never Locked Our Doors at Night": Reinventing Newark on the 'Net, Minus the Mob
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Ana Lucia Araujo, Université Laval
Forgetting and Remembering Slavery: Afro-Brazilian Heritage in Benin
Alan Gordon, University of Guelph
A Trip Back into Yesteryear: Heritage and the Making of Urban Identity
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Facilitator/Facilitateur : Ge rald Friesen, University of Manitoba
12:30 – 2:00 / 12 h 30 – 14 h
BUSINESS MEETINGS
SÉANC ES DE TR AVAIL
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C anadian Committee on Labour History
C om ité canadien sur l'histoire du travail
(SSB N105)
C anadian Committee on Military History
C om ité canadien sur l'histoire m ilitaire
(SSB N106)
C anadian Committee on Urban History
Socié té canadien d'histoire urbaine
(SSB N108)
Graduate Students Committee
(SSB W132)
C om ité des é tudiants gradués
Editorial Board, Urban History Review/ Revue d’histoire urbaine
(SSB E111)
C om ité de re daction, Urban History Review/ Revue d’histoire urbaine
1:30 – 3:00 / 13 h 30 – 15 h
(Vari Hall 1158)
C ity Lim its: Urban C anada in the Early 20th Century
Le s limites de la ville. Le Canada urbain au début du XXe siècle
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Ann Marie F Murnaghan, York University
Considering the Contradictions: How the City and the Country Constructed the Bloor Viaduct, Toronto,
Canada, 1897-1917
R ichard Dennis, University C ollege London
Apartments and Other Dwellings: Housing to Rent in Toronto, 1919-1939
Marc St-Hilaire and Richard Marcoux, Université Laval
Dynamique démographique dans une capitale en reconversion économique : Québec, 1871-1901
Facilitator/Facilitatrice : Heather Garre tt
This session organized by the Canadian Century Research Infrastructure and co-sponsored with the Canadian
Sociology and Anthropology Association / Séance organisé par l’Infrastructure de recherche sur le Canada au 20e
siècle et parrainée avec la Société canadienne de sociologie et d’anthropologie
2:00 – 3:15 / 14 h – 15 h 15
(SSB 141)
Ke ynote speaker / C onférencier invité
R ichard Harris, McMaster University
Cities as Historical Actors
3:15 – 3:30 / 15 h 15 – 15 h 30
Bre ak / Pause
3:30 – 5:00 / 15 h 30 – 17 h
(SSB 141)
C HA Annual Meeting
R é union annuelle de la S.H.C.
5:30 – 7:00 / 17 h 30 – 19 h
(Black Cre ek Pioneer Village)
C HA Pre sident's Gala
Gala de la présidente de la S.H.C.
Co-sponsored by / Parrainé par :
Avie Bennett Historica Chair / Chaire Avie Bennett Historica en histoire canadienne
Canada’s National History Society / Société d’histoire nationale du Canada
University of Toronto Press
York University History Department / Département d’histoire de l’Université York
and / et
Black Creek Pioneer Village
7:30 / 19 h 30
(Black Cre ek Pioneer Village)
BAR BEQ UE
8:00 / 20 h
(Black Creek Pioneer Village)
DANC E
(and cash bar)
Co-sponsored with the CHA Graduate Students Committee
Parrainé avec le Comité des étudiants gradués du SHC
W EDNESDAY 31 MAY 2006
MER C R EDI 31 MAI 2006
9:00 – 12:00 / 9 h – 12 h
(SSB E113)
Ne w C HA C ouncil Meeting /
R é union du nouveau C onseil d’administration du SHC
9:00 – 10:30 / 9 h – 10 h 30
(SSB E112)
55. Theory and History II: Ex ploring Historical Materialism, Past, Present and Future [R ound Table]
Thé orie et histoire (deuxième partie). Le matérialisme historique, son passé, présent e t futur [Table ronde]
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Pe te r Thomas, Amsterdam, Editorial Board, Historical Materialism
Pe te r Linebaugh, University of Toldeo
Bryan Palmer, Trent University
Facilitator/Facilitateur : Ste ven Lee, University of British C olumbia
Sponsored by the CHA Journal / Parrainée par la Revue de la S.H.C.
9:00 – 10:30 / 9 h – 10 h 30
(SSB E115)
56. W ater
Eau
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Shannon Stunden Bowe r, University of British Columbia
Watersheds: Conceptualizing Manitoba’s Drained Landscapes
Jim Ke nny, Royal Military C ollege
Making Mactaquac: The Origins and Management of a Maritime Mega-Project
Facilitator/Facilitateur : James Muir, York University
9:00 – 10:30 / 9 h – 10 h 30
(SSB N105)
57. C onstructing Femininity and Desire
La construction de la féminité e t du désir
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Julie A. Johnson, Q ueen’s University
Women Writing Danger and Death in Fin-De-Siècle Paris
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Ge off Read, York University
Contested Icons: Gender, Politics, and the Battles for Joan of Arc and Marianne in Interwar France
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C hristine Grandy, York University
That Magic Moment: Desire in Popular Film and Fiction in Interwar England
Facilitator/Facilitateur : Ste phen Brooke, York University
9:00 – 10:30 / 9 h – 10 h 30
(SSB W133)
58. Solving Historical Crimes: The Research -Pedagogy C onnection
La ré solution des crimes historiques. Au carrefour de la recherche et de la pédagogie
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De nyse Beaugrand-Campagne and/et Léon Robichaud, Université de Sherbrooke
Torture and the Truth: Angelique and the Burning of Montreal
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Je nnifer Pettit and/et Kori Street, Mount Royal College, Calgary
Heaven and Hell on Earth: The Massacre of the “Black Donnellys”
Larry Hannant, Camosun College, University of Victoria
Explosion on the Kettle Valley Line: The Death of Peter Verigin
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Facilitator/Facilitateur : Ke ith Barton, University of Cincinnati
9:00 – 10:30 / 9 h – 10 h 30
(SSB N106)
59. The Politics of Commemoration
Politiques et commémoration
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C laire Campbell, Dalhousie University
On Fertile Ground: Locating Historic Sites in Regional Landscapes
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R oger Marsters, Dalhousie University
The Battle of Grand Pre: Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada and the Commemoration of Acadian
History
Yve s Y. Pelletier, Queen’s University
The Politics of Selection: The Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada and the Imperial Commemoration of
Canadian History, 1919-1950
Facilitator/Facilitateur : Alan MacEachern, University of W estern O ntario
9:00 – 10:30 / 9 h – 10 h 30
(SSB S124)
60. The Japanese C ity in War and Peace
La ville japonaise en temps de guerre e t en temps de paix
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C ary Shinji Takagaki, University of W estern O ntario
Religion in Japanese Urban Centres in Times of War and Peace
Sim on Nantais, University of Victoria
Bombes, Bouddhas et Bandits: French-Canadian Missionaries in the Japanese Empire, 1921-1934
Thomas Chung, Cambridge University
The ‘Peace-full’ Afterlife of Hiroshima
Facilitator/Facilitateur : Bob Tadashi Wakabayashi, York University
9:00 – 10:30 / 9 h – 10 h 30
(SSB N107)
61. C onservation and the Politics of Place
La conservation e t les politiques du lieu
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The odore Binnema, University of Northern British Columbia and/et Melanie Niemi, U niversity of Alberta
“Let the Line Be Drawn Now”: Wilderness, Conservation, and the Exclusion of Aboriginal People from Banff
National Park in Canada
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John Sandlos, University of Western Ontario
Not Wanted in the Boundary: The Expulsion of the Keeseekowenin Ojibway Band from Riding Mountain National
Park
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Miche line Manseau and/et Lyle Dick , Parks C anada
Arctic Environment, Settlements, and Political Power: Navigating Between Different Disciplines and Knowledge
Paradigms
Facilitator/Facilitatrice : Tina Loo, University of British Columbia
9:00 – 10:30 / 9 h – 10 h 30
(SSB E118)
62. Ge orgian Halifax: Cartographic, Naval, and Archaeological Perspectives, 1749-1815
Halifax au temps des rois George. Perspectives cartographiques, navales e t archéol ogiques, 1749-1815
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Je ffe rs Lennox, Dalhousie University
Colonial Cartography, Imperial Influence: Local and Metropolitan Perceptions of Halifax Maps, 1749-1752
Ke ith Me rcer, Dalhousie University
Popular Protest and Political Negotiation: The Forging of Colonial Impressment Policy in Georgian Halifax, 17751815
Katie R obins, Dalhousie University
Urban Archaeology: Adding Texture to Daily Life in Georgian Halifax
Facilitator/Facilitateur : James R. Phillips, University of Toronto
9:00 – 10:30 / 9 h – 10 h 30
(SSB W136)
63. Urban Entertainments in the Nineteenth C entury
Dive rtissements urbains au XIXe siècle
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Julia R oberts, W ilfrid Laurier University at Brantford
“Ours are all just bread and butter doings when compared with their grand fixings”: Food History, Elite Men and
the Supports of Sociability in Colonial Public Houses
Be ve rle y Eadie, York University
Science, Spectacle, and Fear: Mesmerism in Mid-19th-Century Britain
C hristopher Ernst, University of Toronto
Public Entertainment and the City as Advertisement
Facilitator/Facilitateur : Ian Radforth, University of Toronto
10:30 – 10:45 / 10 h 30 – 10 h 45
Bre ak / Pause
10:15 – 11:45 / 10 h 15 – 11 h 45
(Vari Hall 1005)
Be yond C ity Limits (Rural)
Au-de là des limites de la ville (le monde rural)
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Ke n Sylve ster, University of Michigan
Connecting macro and Micro History: A View From the Prairie West
R uth Sandwe ll, University of Toronto
Contesting Rural Knowledge: The Census and Microhistorical Rural Research
Kris Inwood and Jill Leslie, University of Guelph
Rural-Urban Differences in Occupational and Residential Mobility
C laude Be llevance, Université du Q uébec à Trois-Rivières
Modalité et fonctions : approches nouvelles pour appréhender la formation et le développement du
réseau urbain québécois
Facilitator/Facilitateur : Mario Gravelle, York University
This session organized by the Canadian Century Research Infrastructure and co-sponsored with the Canadian
Sociology and Anthropology Association/ Séance organisé par l’Infrastructure de recherche sur le Canada au 20e
siècle et parrainée avec la Société canadienne de sociologie et d’anthropologie
10:45 – 12:30 / 10 h 45 – 12 h 30
(SSB N105)
64. C hildren in the City
Le s e nfants de la ville
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Ste phanie O lsen, McGill University
Boys and Their Associations, Leagues, and Bands: The Key to Strong Families and Good Citizenship in Britain,
1880-1914
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Michae l Mercie r, McMaster University
The Social Geography of Childhood Health, Toronto, 1901
C arolyn Kay, Trent University
Ideas of Bourgeois Child-Rearing in Early 20th-Century Berlin: Reforming Bad Mothers
Jose lyn Christine Morley, C arleton University
“He Is Worth Keeping Under These Conditions”: Correspondence Regarding the Children of the Protestant
Orphans’ Home, Ottawa, 1900-1930
Facilitator/Facilitatrice : Mona Gleason, University of British Columbia
10:45 – 12:30 / 10 h 45 – 12 h 30
(SSB N106)
65. Im migrant Women and the C anadian Context
Le s immigrantes dans le contexte canadien
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Lisa C hilton, University of Prince Edward Island
Immigrant Women and the State in Canada, 1815-1914
Susana P. Miranda, York University
'An Unlikely Collection of Union Militants': Portuguese Immigrant Cleaning Women on Strike, 1984
Audre y Pyée, York University
Migrants and Colonisers: French Women in the Canadian Prairies, 1890-1914
C hristiane Harzig, Arizona State University
Migrating Women: Historical Trajectories and Contemporary Impact on the Empire, the Nation and the Private
Sphere
Facilitator/Facilitatrice : C armela Patrias, Brock University
10:45 – 12:30 / 10 h 45 – 12 h 30
(SSB E112)
66. Ne gotiating the C ity: Masculinity, Identity, and Modernity
S’adapter à la ville. Masculinité, identité e t modernité
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Ste ve Jobbit, University of Toronto
From Sarajevo to Budapest: Ferenc Fodor and the Negotiation of a Masculine Urban Identity in ConservativeNationalist Hungary
Mik e Pettit, University of Toronto
Seeing the City: “George Kimmel” and the Problem of Imposture in the American Metropolis
Am y Milne-Smith, University of Toronto
Men on the Town: Navigating the Imperial Metropolis, 1880-1914
Facilitator/Facilitateur : C hristopher Dummit, University of London
10:45 – 12:30 / 10 h 45 – 12 h 30
(SSB N107)
67. Urban Youth Activism in the 1960s
L’activisme des je unes e n milieu urbain dans les années 1960
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Marce l Martel, Y ork University
‘Riots’ at Sir George Williams: Construction of a Social Conflict in the Sixties
Pe te r McInnis, St. Francis Xavier University
Hothead Troubles: 1960s -Era Wildcat Strikes in Canada
Je ssica Squires, Carleton University
Five William John Heinzelmans: Vietnam War Deserters, Their Supporters, and the Canadian State
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Se an Mills, Q ueen’s University
From “Nègres Blancs” to Black Power: Race and Politics in Sixties Montreal
Facilitator/Facilitateur : Gre gory Kealey, University of Ne w Brunswick
10:45 – 12:30 / 10 h 45 – 12 h 30
(SSB E115)
68. R e centering the City
Point de mire sur la ville
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Gilbe rt Ste lter, University of Guelph
Urban History and Theories of the City
John Taylor, Carleton University
The City in History: Backdrop, Product, or Unheralded Triumph
Ge ne viève Massard-Guilbaud, École des Études e n Sciences Sociales, Paris
L’histoire de l’environnement urbain : une espèce condamnée à disparaître
Jose Goncalves and/et Maria Madi, UNICAMP, Brazil
Industrialization to Financialization: Changes and Challenges in the Process of Urbanization in Brazil, 1950-2000
Facilitator/Facilitateur : R obert Morris, University of Edinburgh
This session sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Urban History / Séance parrainée par la Société
canadienne d’histoire urbaine
10:45 – 12:30 / 10 h 45 – 12 h 30
(SSB E118)
69. The O ther Pan-Americanism: Comparative and Transnational Studies of C anadian-Latin American Relations
L’autre panaméricanisme. Études comparatives et transnationales des re lations entre le Canada et l’Amérique
latine
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Jam es C ullingham, York University
A Residue of Empire: the internal colonization of Red River and Sonora
Maurice Demers, York University
La Guadeloupe, a Catholic Parish in Rural Quebec: Geopolitics of its Creation and the Beginnings of
Rapprochement between French Canada and Latin America
C arrie Dickenson, McMaster University
Un Colectivo de Estudiantes: Youth Activism in Canada and Mexico, 1960-1970
C atherine LeGrand, McGill University
Canadian Catholic Missionary Priests in the Dominican Republic: Dictatorship, the Cooperative Movement, and
Cultural Adaptations, 1935-1985
Facilitator/Facilitateur : De rek Williams, University of Toronto
10:45 – 12:30 / 10 h 45 – 12 h 30
(SSB S124)
70. Ne w Pe rspectives on Canadian Confederation
La C onfédération canadienne re visitée
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Andre w Sm ith, University of London
The Role of the City of London in Canadian Confederation
Forre st D. Pass, University of Western Ontario
Agrarian Commonwealth or Entrepot of the Orient: Competing Conceptions of Canada and the BC Terms of Union
Debate 1871
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C arm en Nie lson Varty, St. Francis Xavier University
The “Foundling” Debates: Where are the mothers in Maritime Canada’s Confederation history?
R achel C hagnon, Université du Québec à Montréal
Entre le marteau et l’enclume, les municipalités canadiennes face aux premiers conflits entourant l'interprétation
du B.N.A. Act de 1867
Facilitator/Facilitateur : C hristopher Arm strong, York University
10:45 – 12:30 / 10 h 45 – 12 h 30
(SSB W133)
71. De -industrialization and Urban Life in C anada
La dé sindustrialisation e t la vie urbaine au C anada
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S.M Lawlor, C oncordia University
Temiscaming, Quebec: A Fight to the Beginning
Jason R ussell, York University
Plant Closure, Political Response, and the Reshaping of Workers’ L ives in the Urban Environment in the late
1960s: A Case Study of Kelvinator in London, Ontario
Katharine Rollwagen, University of Ottawa
When Ghosts Hovered: Community and Crisis in a Company Town, Britannia Beach, 1957-1965
Ste ve n High, Concordia University
Oral History and De-industrialization: Plant Shutdown Stories of Displaced Sturgeon Falls (Ontario) Paper Workers
Facilitator/Facilitateur : Alvin Finkel, Athabasca University
10:45 – 12:30 / 10 h 45 – 12 h 30
(SSB W136)
72. The Shaping of Urban Housing
Le dé veloppement de l’habitation urbaine
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Se rge Durflinger, University of Ottawa
“If Your Landlord Comes, Don’t Let Him In!” Public and Popular Responses to the Housing Shortage in Verdun,
Quebec
C e dric Bolz, University of British C olumbia
Garden City Precursors or ‘Cemeteries for the Living’? Separating Myth From Reality of Krupp Company Housing
in the Ruhr Valley
Ke vin Brushett, Royal Military C ollege
From Ethnic Ghettos to Urban Villages: Urban Renewal in Alexander Park and the Origins of Multicul tural Toronto
1955-75
Facilitator/Facilitateur : John Weaver, McMaster University
12:30 – 2:00 / 12 h 30 – 14 h
The Historica Foundation of C anada invites you to unwind on the last day of the conference with a drink and an
inform al lunch hosted by Chairman Avie Bennett, C hance llor Em eritus of York University.
12:30 – 2:00 / 12 h 30 – 14 h
BUSINESS MEETINGS
SÉANC ES DE TR AVAIL
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Environm ental History Group
(SSB E112)
Groupe d’études en histoire de l’environnement
C anadian Oral History Association
(SSB E115)
Association canadienne d’histoire orale
History of Childre n and Youth Group
(SSB E118)
Groupe d’études en histoire des e nfants e t de la je unesse
Public History Group
(SSB N105)
Groupe d’études en histoire publique
Editorial Board, Labour/Le Travail
(SSB W136)
C om ité de re daction, Labour/Le Travail
Editorial Board, Histoire sociale/Social History
(SSB N107)
C om ité de re daction, Histoire sociale/Social History
1:30 – 3:00 / 13 h 30 – 15 h
(Room to be announced / Salle à announcer)
R e trospect/Prospect: Ne w Ave nues of R esearch on the C anadian C ity
R é trospective e t perspective. Les nouvelles avenues de recherche sur la ville canadienne
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Paula Maurutto, University of Toronto
The Invention and Legitimation of Social Problems
Jordan Stanger-Ross, University of Victoria
Histories of the Geography of Urban Community
Danie lle Gauvreau, Concodia University
Demography and the City: The Expected Impact of the CCRI Databases
C had Gaffield, University of O ttawa
Microhistory and-or-vs. Macrohistory : Reflections on the Question of Analytic Level
Facilitator/Facilitatrice : Eve lyn R uppert, Trent University
This session organized by the Canadian Century Research Infrastructure and co-sponsored with the Canadian
Sociology and Anthropology Association/ Séance organisé par l’Infrastructure de recherche sur le Canada au 20e
siècle et parrainée avec la Société canadienne de sociologie et d’anthropologie
2:00 – 3:45 / 14 h – 15 h 45
(SSB E112)
73. Ethics Policy and Historical Practice [Round Table]
La dé ontologie dans la pratique de l’histoire [Table ronde]
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Em ily Arrowsm ith, C arleton University
Nancy Janovicek, University of Calgary
Susan Roy, University of British C olumbia
Facilitator/Facilitateur : Peter Twohig, St. Mary’s University
2:00 – 3:45 / 14 h – 15 h 45
(SSB E115)
74. C ities and Capitals
Le s villes et les capitales
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David Gordon, Queen’s University
Capital Cities and Culture: Evolution of 20th-Century Capital City Planning
C aroline Andrew, University of Ottawa and/et John Taylor, C arleton University
Cities and Capitals: Sites of Meaning and Arenas of Contention
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Paul Baxa, University of Toronto,
A Pagan Landscape: Pope Pius XI, Fascism, and the Struggle Over the Roman Cityscape
Fatim a Imam, University of Toronto
Shahjahanabad (Delhi): An Imperial Capital or a Camp City? A Review of Bernier’s Testimony
Facilitator/Facilitateur : Larry McCann, University of Victoria
This session sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Urban History / Séance parrainée par la Société
canadienne d’histoire urbaine
2:00 – 3:45 / 14 h – 15 h 45
(SSB E118)
75. North Atlantic C ommunities in the 18th C entury
Le s communautés de l’Atlantique Nord au XVIIIe siècle
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Anne Marie Lane Jonah, Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site
Elite Family Networks: Ties That Bound Louisbourg and Acadia
Gre gory M.W. Kennedy, York University
Truths of the Cradle, Altar, and Grave: A Demographic Comparison of the 18th-Century Rural Communities in the
Loudunais and Acadia
W illiam R. Miles, Memorial University of Ne wfoundland
The Newfoundland Outport of Canseaux? Atlantic Boundaries in the 18th Century
Facilitator/Facilitateur : W illiam Wicken, York University
2:00 – 3:45 / 14 h – 15 h 45
(SSB W133)
76. Aboriginal Urban Space s
Le s e spaces urbains autochtones
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Patricia Wood, York University
The Development of Calgary from the Perspective of the Tsuu T’ina Nation
Lisa He lps, University of Toronto
Governing a Colonial City: Exclusionary Spaces and the Production of Aboriginal Subjects
Joe l R egehr, York University
This Land Is My Land: Alcatraz and the Politics of Aboriginal Urbanization
Facilitator/Facilitateur : John Lutz, University of Victoria
2:00 – 3:45 / 14 h – 15 h 45
(SSB N105)
77. The Uses of Civic Celebrations
De l’utilisation des cé lébrations officielles
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Sylvie Be audreau, SUNY Plattsburgh
Commemorating a Transnational Hero: New York State’s Champlain Tercentenary Celebrations of 1909
Françoise Noel, Nipissing University
Old Home Week Celebrations in North Bay, Ontario, 1925 and 1935: Community Celebration as Tourism
Promotion
C aroline-Isabelle Caron, Queen’s University
Le Tricentenaire de Pubnico-Ouest (N-É) de 1951 : un exemple de formation communitaire par la
commémoration
Facilitator/Facilitateur : C olin C oates, York University
2:00 – 3:45 / 14 h – 15 h 45
(SSB N106)
78. The Long Arm of the Job: Single Industry Towns
Le s villes monoindustrielles. De s employeurs aux bras tentaculaires
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Ne il W hite, McMaster University
Best Laid Plans: The Difficulties of Planning Company Towns in the Early Twentieth Century: Corner Brook,
Newfoundland and Mount Isa, Queensland Compared
C hris Dooley, York University
Mental Hospitals and “Asylum Towns” in Prairie Canada, 1925-1975
Facilitator/Facilitateur : Ste ven High, C oncordia University
2:00 – 3:45 / 14 h – 15 h 45
(SSB S124)
79. National and Transnational Intersections
C arre four national e t transnational
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C atharine Grant, York University
Race and Resentment: Reagan, Thatcher, and the Construction of National Identity
Judit Szapor, York University
The “Traveling Seminar” at the Crossroads: The International Physics Community and Transnationalism in the
1930s
Ange la Graham, McMaster University
Confronting the “Bamboo Curtain”: Canada’s Approach to the People’s Republic of China, 1949-50
Jodi Burkett, York University
The Northern Irish Challenge to the Postwar Conception of British National Identity
Facilitator/Facilitateur : Ste phen Brooke, York University
2:00 – 3:45 / 14 h – 15 h 45
(SSB N107)
80. History and Theory III: The Legacy of Edward Said [Round Table]
Thé orie et histoire (troisième partie). Le le gs d’Edward Said [Table ronde]
Participants/Participantes:
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Je ns Hanssen, University of Toronto
Diana Lary, University of British C olumbia
He nry Yu, University of British C olumbia
Facilitator/Facilitateur: Steven Lee, University of British Columbia
Sponsored by the C HA Journal / Parrainée par la R e vue de la S.H.C.
2:00 – 3:45 / 14 h – 15 h 45
(SSB W136)
81. The Urban-Rural Interface
À la jonction du monde urbain e t du monde rural
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Ale c Dawson, Simon Fraser University
Writing Home: Cultural Missionaries, Indian Bodies, and Race-Making in Revolutionary Mexico
Pe te r Bush, Mitchell, O ntario
Rural Canada and the Church, 1913: Reading the Rural Social Surveys
Adam Cre rar, Wilfrid Laurier University
Writing Across the Urban-Rural Divide: The Case of Peter McArthur, 1908-1924
Facilitator/Facilitatrice : R uth Sandwe ll, OISE, University of Toronto
3:45 – 4:00 / 15 h 45 – 16 h
Bre ak / Pause
4:00 – 5:30 / 16 h 17 h 30
(SSB N105)
82. Urban C ounter-Culture s of the 1960s and 1970s
Le s contre-cultures urbaines dans les années 1960 e t 1970
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Stuart He nderson, Q ueen’s University,
Yorkville’s Hippie Disease, (or) How the Toronto Star Killed the Hippies, August 1968
Mark Abraham, York University
“Theatre Is Territory”: The San Francisco Diggers and Performative Activism, 1965-1967
Facilitator/Facilitateur : Paul Ax elrod, York University
4:00 – 5:30 / 16 h 17 h 30
(SSB N106)
83. Adve nture s in Girls’ History
Le s aventures dans l’histoire des je unes filles
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Kristine Alexander, York University
Goodwill and Sisterhood? The Girl Guide Movement and the Interwar “Empire Family”
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Susan A. Miller, University of Pennsylvania
The Politics of Pageantry at Girls’ Summer Camps
Facilitator/Facilitatrice : Sara Burke, Laurentian University
This session sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group / Séance parrainée par le Groupe d’études en
histoire des enfants et de la jeunesse
4:00 – 5:30 / 16 h 17 h 30
(SSB N107)
84. Pe rsonal History and the Historian’s Relationship to the Subject [Round Table]
La subjectivité de l’historien [Table ronde] Participants:
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Kare n Dubinsky, Queen’s University
Tina C hen, University of Manitoba
Barrington Walker, Queen’s University
David C hurchill, University of Manitoba
Facilitator/Facilitatrice : Franca Iacovetta, University of Toronto
4:00 – 5:30 / 16 h 17 h 30
(SSB E112)
85. Ge ndering History, Politics, and Law
La se xualisation de l’histoire, de la politique e t de la loi
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Ian He sketh, York University
Making History Un-Feminine: Henry Thomas Buckle and the Science of History in Victorian Britain
Janice Cavell, Historical Se ction, Foreign Affairs C anada
“Like Any Good Wife”: Canadian Diplomacy, Anti-Americanism and Gender During the Cold War
Mé lanie Brunet, University of Toronto at Mississauga
From Gentleman to Playboy: Displays of Masculinity in Canadian Law Student Culture, 1920-1980
Facilitator/Facilitatrice : Marlene Shore , York University
4:00 – 5:30 / 16 h 17 h 30
(SSB E115)
86. The R ole of the Individual in Aboriginal Histories
Le rôle de l’individu dans le s histoire s autochtones
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Jonathan Peyton, University of Victoria
Red Gods in Sportsman’s Eden: Conservation and the Ordering of Land in -Northern British Columbia, 1905-1918
Donald Smith, University of Calgary
One Day in the Life of Honoré Jaxon, "Riel's Secretary": Toronto, February 24th 1912
Facilitator/Facilitatrice : Adele Perry, University of Manitoba
4:00 – 5:30 / 16 h 17 h 30
(SSB E118)
87. Ex hibitions as Urban Spectacles
Le s e xpositions en tant que spectacles urbains
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Je an-François Constant, McGill University
Montréal et Bruxelles comme carrefours identitaires au XIXe siècle
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David C ousins, York University
The Vogue of Empire: Imperial Spectacle and Modernity at the British Empi re Exhibition, 1924
Andre w Paul Burtch, Carleton University
Armageddon on Tour: The ‘On Guard, Canada!’ Civil Defense Convoy and Responsible Citizenship in the Early
Cold War
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Facilitator/Facilitateur : Ke ith W alden, Trent University
4:00 – 5:30 / 16 h 17 h 30
(SSB W133)
88. Am ericanizing the C itizen Body
L’am éricanisation du corps du citoyen
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Je ssica Warner, University of Toronto
God in the Bedroom: How American Evangelicals Domesticated the Sexual Revolution
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Je nny C arson, University of Toronto
The People’s Laundry: Dirty Immigrants and the Cult of Cleanliness
Laila Haidarali, York University
Browning The Dark Princess: Asian Indian Embodiment of African American Womanhood in the work of W. E. B.
Du Bois
Facilitator/Facilitatrice : Molly Ladd-Taylor, York University
4:00 – 5:30 / 16 h 17 h 30
(SSB S124)
89. W riting Welfare Across the Disciplines [Round Table]
Le s re cherches transdisciplinaires en service social [Table ronde]Participants:
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Me gan Davies, York University
Diane Purvey, Thompson Rivers University
C hris W almsley, Thompson Rivers University
C hris Nottingham, Glasgow C aledonia University
Facilitator/Facilitateur : Hugh Shewe ll, York University
This session co-sponsored with the Canadian Association of Schools of Social Work / Séance parrainée avec
l’Association canadienne des écoles de service social
W EDNESDAY 31 MAY – THURSDAY 1 JUNE
9:00 a.m. – 5:15 p.m.
C onference on Media History in C anada
R ye rson University, Toronto