[see Sir Robert Laird Borden], the province’s Women’s Institutes, and
Mary Helena Blackadar, an alumna of Acadia University, a Baptist institution of higher learning in Wolfville, N.S. Acadia had graduated its first African Canadian, Edwin Howard Borden, in 1892. It seems
Charles Archer), set up under the War Measures Act [see Sir Robert Laird Borden
Bathurst beginning the following year. He was unable to conceal his political stripes, however, and lost his position when Robert Laird
much for him. In 1917 Todd not only defected to Prime Minister Sir Robert Laird
Robert Borden fonds (R6113-0-X), the Arthur Meighen fonds (R14423-0-6), and the R. B. Bennett fonds (R11336-0-7) (mfm.). The most instructive, the Bennett papers, document Stewart’s campaign to
. W. Stewart in local directories two years later. They also worked on part of the Welland Canal in Ontario as well as marine terminals in Quebec City, Trois-Rivières, Cape Tormentine, N.B., and Borden
noting in its obituary that he was “not given to speech-making.” There was talk of a cabinet post for Stanfield when Robert Laird
SMITH, ROBERT HOME, lawyer, businessman, and office holder; b. 12 July 1877 in Stratford, Ont., elder son of Robert Smith
SMART, CHARLES ALLAN, businessman, militia and army officer, and politician; b. 23 March 1868 in Montreal, son of Robert
association in the early 1900s. In 1908 he declined an invitation to run in Toronto East for Robert Laird
* endowed a professorship in constitutional and international law at Dalhousie University, enabling the creation of a faculty of law there [see Robert
McKenna*, who represented the new federal Conservative government of Robert Laird Borden
fishing, was likely very pleased when the Conservative government of Robert Laird Borden