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Founded in 1934, the Grand River Conservation Authority was the first watershed management agency in Canada.

U of W professor Donald Meichenbaum became part of a revolution in psychotherapy in the 1960s.

Well-baby clinics spread throughout North America and Sarah was awarded the Jubilee Medal by King George V in 1935.

Engines, Separators, and Agricultural Implements

Patents for barn frames that allowed maximum storage space by eliminating long expensive timbers across the interior of the barn.

Waterloo Manufacturing is the story of a company at the physical and economic heart of the City of Waterloo

The Redpath Messenger was believed to be the first vehicle in automotive history with a tilt steering wheel.

Onward has changed its production over time to meet demand, making everything from fountain pens to barbecues.

His valued contributions to education included membership on the Royal Commission on Industrial and Technical Training.

A Bloomingdale foundry, they produced patented bedsprings among other products.