Forestry, Dr. Carmean.

C. D. Howe inspects Guard of Honour during Howe Day at Port Arthur, 20th anniversary of his M.P. service to home riding of Port Arthur, 1955.

C. D. Howe presented with plaque by citizens of Port Arthur at 20th anniversary of his election to office. F. H. Block, president of Port Arthur Chamber of Commerce, 1955.

C. D. Howe, Member of Parliament for Port Arthur with school children at 1955 celebrations marking his 20 years in parliament.

The steps that the Lakehead District School Board agreed to, to ensure students of differing sexual orientations were safe and respected in schools.

This document was a news release from the Ontario Human Rights Commission discussing the resolution of the complaint made by Gabriel Picard.

This letter, addressed to the then Director of Education of the Lakehead District School Board, protests the school board's inaction in protecting students discriminated against on the basis of sexual orientation. It contains recommendations to the…

These are the recommendations made by CTEACH to the school board in Thunder Bay to ensure non-heterosexual students are safe and respected in schools.

This is a timeline of events in the history of the CTEACH organization in Thunder Bay.