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Select Committee on Child Labour
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Select Committees are ad-hoc committees of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario with specific terms of reference to investigate and report on a specific issue. This committee was established February 13, 1907 with Nelson Monteith as chair. The committee identified abuses in Ontario because factory and shop laws and mandatory education laws were not strictly enforced. As a result of recommendations of the committee, two acts were passed in 1908: An Act to Amend the Shops Act (Bill 85) and An Act to amend the Factory Act (Bill 86).
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The Select Committee on Child Labour examined child labour laws in Ontario and Quebec with and made recommendations regarding changes in legislation. It was established following complaints in the Legislature by Thomas Preston about the inadequate nature of child labour laws in the province.
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RAD: Rules for Archival Description, 2nd edn (2008)
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2026-11-16: migrated to AtoM
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Sage, Richard; Weir, Aileen. Select Committees of the Assemblies of the Provinces of Upper Canada, Canada and Ontario, 1792-1991: A Checklist of Reports. Toronto: Ontario Legislative Library, 1992.
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Archivist(s):
Wayne Crockett