Collection NM - Collection The Northern Miner

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Collection The Northern Miner

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CA ON00402 NM

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Physical description

The collection contains 107 microfilms.

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(1915)

Administrative history

The Northern Miner is a weekly that was first published in Cobalt in 1915. At the time, Cobalt was a booming town which embodied all the hopes the mining industry had for Northern Ontario. The newspaper was founded by Ben Hughes and Ernie Hand. In 1916, Richard Pearce, a Toronto-based journalist, bought Hughes’ shares of the newspaper. Pearce’s brothers, Norm and Jack, then joined him, and by 1925, the Pearce family became the sole owner of The Northern Miner. In 1929, the headquarters of the weekly was moved to Toronto. The Pearce family owned The Northern Miner until 1989 when it was sold to Southam Business. It is now published by the Business Information Group.

Custodial history

Scope and content

The collection consists of an incomplete series of the newspaper The Northern Miner, on microfilm.

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Immediate source of acquisition

The collection, a donation from La Bibliothèque publique de Moonbeam, was acquired in 2013.

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  • English

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Restrictions on access

No restriction imposed by the donor.

Terms governing use, reproduction, and publication

Copyright Act applies. Reproduction permitted depending on the condition of the documents.

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None.

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No further accruals expected.

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  • English
  • French

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