Currently, the following memoirs exist only in paper form [and can be borrowed by contacting the CIHS at info@cihs-shic.ca]:
A Man of Big Heart: The Memoirs of the late Maurice Mitchell provide an account of his immigration and refugee experience from 1925 (as the son of an Immigration Visa Officer) until his retirement as a senior Foreign Service Officer in 1976.
Recollections of an Immigration Officer: The Memoirs of Fenton Crossman provide a retrospective look at Immigration from 1930 to 1968. They include selected entries from the author’s personal diary, starting with his first assignment in Immigration as a male stenographer and ending with his retirement as the Regional Director of Immigration for the Atlantic provinces.
Seven Crested Cranes – Asian Exodus from Uganda: A detailed, lively account by Roger Saint Vincent of his experiences as leader of the Canadian Immigration Mission sent to Kampala in 1972 to select Asians being expelled from Uganda by President Idi Amin. Roger St. Vincent produced two versions of “Seven Crested Cranes”. The first is based on that originally published by the Canadian Immigration Historical Society twenty years ago and re-released for the fortieth anniversary of the Ugandan movement in 2012.
Bulletin 107 - Decembre 2023
Ce numéro de décembre présente :
La réunion annuelle de la CIHS, qui a eu lieu en octobre 2023, et l'essai lauréat du Prix Gunn de cette année rédigé par Alexandros Balasis.
Un examen de la manière dont les aspects humanitaires ont commencé à être pris en compte dans le programme de réinstallation des réfugiés, ainsi qu'une présentation de la carrière de Jack Mitchinson, le membre le plus âgé de la CIHS à 98 ans.
Un récit de première main sur les premières expériences d'intégration du jeune Noorallah Jamal en Colombie-Britannique après avoir fui l'Ouganda en 1972.
Marque le décès de John Baker, ancien cadre du service étranger de l'immigration, gestionnaire de programme et mentor de nombreux membres.
