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Office of the Deputy Minister
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The Office of the Deputy Minister, Ontario Department of Highways was created in 1931.
There were five Deputy Ministers in the Department of Highways: R.M. Smith (1931-1943); J.D. Millar (1943-1954); M.A. Elson (1954-1956); W.J. Fulton (1956- 1962); and A.T.C McNab (1962- 1971). In 1971, the functions of this agency were assumed by the Office of the Deputy Minister in the Department of Transportation and Communications.
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The Deputy Minister was the senior administrative official in the Ontario Department of Highways and acted as liaison between the Minister and the agencies within the department. The Deputy Minister was also responsible for providing the Minister with information and advice on policy and legislation.
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Rules and/or conventions used
RAD: Rules for Archival Description, 2nd edn (2008)
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2026-11-16: migrated to AtoM
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Sources
Annual Reports of the Department of Highways, 1931-1971; Public Accounts of Ontario, 1930-1934.
Maintenance notes
Not found in Canadiana Authorities, 1996-12-24.
Archivist(s):
Lisa Singer, Mark Epp