History of Education In Canada

Photographs and documents related to Alma College, the internationally-renowned educational institution for girls that operated in St. Thomas, ON, from 1877 to 1994.

Archeion brings together information about archives held by organizations all over Ontario. Archeion is a service provided by the Archives Association of Ontario (AAO).

Canadiana Online identifies, catalogue, and digitizes documentary heritage—books, newspapers, periodicals, images and nationally-significant archival materials.

Monographs - spanning three and a half centuries of Canadian documentary history, holds rich primary materials exploring a wide range of subjects and disciplines. With a projected 84,000 titles by completion, this resource is the most comprehensive full-text searchable set of historical monographs currently available for the study of Canada.
Serials - includes a wide range of dailies, weeklies, specialized journals and mass-market magazines, as well as city directories and annual reports from churches, schools, and corporations. Specialized publications include trade or industry journals as well as many men’s, women’s, student’s and children’s popular magazines. Government Publications - includes over 1.7 million pages of historical pre-1920 colonial, provincial and federal government documents. This collection includes government acts, bills, committee reports, court rules, debates, journals, ordinances, a selection of official publications from France and Great Britain, sessional papers, regulations, royal commission reports, voter’s lists and treaties.
Canadiana Online is projected to digitalize the entire CIHM collection by the end of 2018.

Includes many digitized documents relating to education and schools.
Education-related records include: C.R. Judd Fonds (completely digitized and available online), Col. David Younger Public School Fonds, Denis Landry Fonds (some of it digitized), John H. Gillespie Fonds (all of it digitized and available online), Heit Family Fonds (digitized and online), Kantokoski (Koski), Koivula & Korpela Family Fonds (digitized and online), Memories and Music Fonds (audio records transcribed and digitized, all available online), Karl Niemi Fonds (digitized and online), The Town of Copper Cliff Fonds (digitized and online) and the Town of Sudbury Fonds (digitized and online).

Includes access to Education in Ontario: Web Archives on the Internet Archive. The Internet Archive has been archiving snapshots of the Ontario Ministry of Education website since 1997. This gives researchers access to the historical content of the Ministry's website. Find archived pages by clicking the year you would like to view from the bar at the top, and then the date from the calendar below. Blue circles represent days on which a snapshot was created. Pages from the Trillium list have also been archived. You can also search the UTL Canadian Government Information Website Archives for more archived webpages on education in Ontario.

University of Toronto's Ontario Government Education Documents Collection includes materials from the Ontario Ministry of Education covering the areas of elementary, secondary and teacher education in the province from the mid-nineteenth century onward. It includes curricula, teaching and certification guidelines, school administration documents, as well as educational legislation, commissions, and reports.

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University of Toronto's Ontario Government Education Documents Collection includes materials from the Ontario Ministry of Education covering the areas of elementary, secondary and teacher education in the province from the mid-nineteenth century onward. It includes curricula, teaching and certification guidelines, school administration documents, as well as educational legislation, commissions, and reports.