Steep Rock Iron Mines
Steep Rock Iron Mines ordered seven pump barges from the Port Arthur Shipbuilding Company after the Second World War.[1]
Advertisements
1971, Geology Journal
Advertised in the Geology Journal (1971), p. 28, with the address printed as ATIKOKAN - ONTARIO. A mining company that wishes the Geology Club success and features a quote from geologist a student.[2]
1972, Geology Journal
Advertised in the Geology Journal (1972), p. 31, with the address printed as ATIKOKAN - ONTARIO. An iron mining company operating Canada's oldest and deepest pit at Steep Rock and developing a property at Lake St. Joseph.[3]
1978, Geology Journal
Advertised in the Geology Journal (1978), scan page 48, with the address printed as Atikokan, Ontario. An iron mining company wishing success to the Lakehead University Geology Club.[4]

1964, Lakehead Teachers' College Yearbook
Advertised in the Lakehead Teachers' College Yearbook (1964), scan page 116, with the address printed as Northwestern Ontario. A message to graduates of Lakehead Teachers' College emphasizing the importance of education and brainpower for the economic and cultural growth of Northern Ontario.[5]
1967, Lakehead Teachers' College Yearbook
Advertised in the Lakehead Teachers' College Yearbook (1967), scan page 84. A message about the importance of technology in education and the role of teachers in preparing students for a future shaped by technological advancement.[6]
1968, The Key
Advertised in The Key (1968), scan page 98, with the address printed as ATIKOKAN, ONTARIO. An iron mining company providing a message about the importance of educational results and fundamental literacy skills.[7]
1966, Lakehead Teachers' College Yearbook
Advertised in the Lakehead Teachers' College Yearbook (1966), scan page 59. This mining company provides a message of encouragement to new teachers, urging them to be creative innovators who avoid mediocrity and the rigid constraints of traditional education systems.[8]
1951, Nor'Wester
Advertised in the Nor'Wester (1951), p. 74, with the address printed as STEEP ROCK LAKE, ONTARIO. Producers of high grade open hearth and blast furnace ores, with mine and head office at Steep Rock Lake.[9]
1952, Year Book
Advertised in the Year Book (1952), p. 59, with the address printed as STEEP ROCK LAKE, ONTARIO. Producers of high grade open hearth and blast furnace ores, with mine and head office in Steep Rock Lake.[10]
1953, Year Book
Advertised in the Year Book (1953), p. 105, with the address printed as STEEP ROCK LAKE, ONTARIO. Producers of high grade open hearth and blast furnace ores, with mine and head office in Steep Rock Lake.[11]
1954, Nor'Wester
Advertised in the Nor'Wester (1954), p. 81, with the address printed as Steep Rock Lake, Ontario. Producers of high grade open hearth and blast furnaces ores, with mine and head office in Steep Rock Lake.[12]
1955, Nor'Wester
Advertised in the Nor'Wester (1955), p. 26, with the address printed as STEEP ROCK LAKE, ONTARIO. Producers of High Grade Open Hearth and Blast Furnace Ores.[13]
1956, Nor'Wester
Advertised in the Nor'Wester (1956), p. 25, with the address printed as STEEP ROCK LAKE, ONTARIO. Producers of High Grade Open Hearth and Blast Furnace Ores.[14]
1957, Yearbook
Advertised in the Yearbook (1957), p. 25, with the address printed as Atikokan. An iron mining company highlighting its growth over a ten-year period (1946-1956) in terms of payroll, employees, ore production, and the resulting growth of the town of Atikokan.[15]
Advertised in the Yearbook (1957), scan page 92. Mining company.[16]
1958, Giant
Advertised in the Giant (1958), p. 71, with the address printed as STEEP ROCK LAKE, ONTARIO. Iron mining company that promotes the balance between industrial development and nature preservation.[17]
1959, Nor'Wester
Advertised in the Nor'Wester (1959), p. 65, with the address printed as STEEP ROCK LAKE, ONTARIO. Iron mining company that emphasizes its commitment to preserving the natural beauty of the Atikokan area and Steep Rock Lake while conducting industrial operations.[18]
1960, Metamorphoses
Advertised in the Metamorphoses (1960), p. 122. Mining operations.[19]
Advertised in the Metamorphoses (1960), p. 128, with the address printed as STEEP ROCK LAKE, ONT. An iron mining company that emphasizes its commitment to nature preservation and responsible development in the Atikokan vicinity.[20]
1961, Nor'Wester
Advertised in the Nor'Wester (1961), p. 85. Iron mining.[21]
Advertised in the Nor'Wester (1961), p. 116, with the address printed as STEEP ROCK LAKE, ONTARIO. A mining enterprise emphasizing the need for technically-trained personnel in the industry.[22]
1962, Nor'Wester
Advertised in the Nor'Wester (1962), p. 120, with the address printed as STEEP ROCK LAKE, ONTARIO. An iron mining company promoting the need for technically-trained personnel to participate in the progress of Canada's mining enterprises.[23]
1963, Nor'Wester
Advertised in the Nor'Wester (1963), scan page 91, with the address printed as Northwestern Ontario. A mining company providing a message about the importance of education and retaining trained brainpower in Canada and Northwestern Ontario to stimulate regional economic growth.[24]
References
- ↑ "The Port Arthur Shipbuilding Company Limited", Papers to 1967, Centennial issue (Thunder Bay Historical Society, 1967), p. 1. Archived: datum.locker.
- ↑ Lakehead University Geology Journal (1971), p. 28. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead University Geology Journal (1972), p. 31. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead University Geology Journal (1978), scan page 48. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead Teachers' College Yearbook (1964), scan page 116. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead Teachers' College Yearbook (1967), scan page 84. Internet Archive.
- ↑ The Key (1968), scan page 98. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead Teachers' College Yearbook (1966), scan page 59. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Year Book (1951), p. 74. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Year Book (1952), p. 59. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Year Book (1953), p. 105. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1954), p. 81. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1955), p. 26. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 25. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Yearbook (1957), p. 25. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Yearbook (1957), scan page 92. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead College Giant (1958), p. 71. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead College Nor'Wester (1959), p. 65. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead College Metamorphoses (1960), p. 122. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead College Metamorphoses (1960), p. 128. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead College Nor'Wester (1961), p. 85. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead College Nor'Wester (1961), p. 116. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead College Nor'Wester (1962), p. 120. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead College Nor'Wester (1963), scan page 91. Internet Archive.
- Papers and Records (Thunder Bay Historical Museum Society)
- Lakehead University Geology Journal 1971
- Lakehead University Geology Journal 1972
- Lakehead University Geology Journal 1978
- Lakehead Teachers' College yearbook 1964
- Lakehead Teachers' College yearbook 1967
- Lakehead Teachers' College yearbook 1968
- Lakehead Teachers' College yearbook 1966
- Lakehead Technical Institute yearbook 1951
- Lakehead Technical Institute yearbook 1952
- Lakehead Technical Institute yearbook 1953
- Lakehead Technical Institute yearbook 1954
- Lakehead Technical Institute yearbook 1955
- Lakehead Technical Institute yearbook 1956
- Lakehead Technical Institute yearbook 1957
- Lakehead College yearbook 1958
- Lakehead College yearbook 1959
- Lakehead College yearbook 1960
- Lakehead College yearbook 1961
- Lakehead College yearbook 1962
- Lakehead College yearbook 1963