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Electricity - The Magic Medium Published by IEEE Canadian Region, © copyright 1985
Table of Contents
Preface by Wallace S. Read Preface to 2000 Reprint Introduction by W. Harry Prevey

Part One Historical Highlights Communication and Control by Wallace S. Read The Early Days From Sea to Sea The "All Red Line" Words Without Wires Reginald Aubrey Fessenden The Voice of Radio The Electronic Age The Microwave CNCP Telecommunications Links With the World Northern Telecom’s Digital World Speech by Sunlight The Computer Electronics in Industry Electro-Mechanics Electronic Medicine The Cobalt Bomb The Pacemaker The Electronic Media The Space Age The Satellites The Canadarm Telemedicine Tele-Education Telidon The Space Age Home Electric Power in Canada by Fred J. Kee Prior to 100 Years Ago Canada’s Early Ventures in Electric Power Electric Utilities in Canada by Fred J. Kee Newfoundland Prince Edward Island Nova Scotia New Brunswick Québec Ontario	Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia Canadian Electrical Association (CEA) The Electrical Manufacturing Industry by Fred J. Kee The Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers Association of Canada (EEMAC) Part Two Electrical Engineering and Technology Education by Raymond D. Findlay 1854: The Teaching of Engineering in Canada Begins Ecole Polytechnique: The Rise of Engineering Education in Quebec Sir William Macdonald and His Legacy University of New Brunswick and the Theory of Electricity The School of Practical Science in Toronto A Bench and Electric Motor and one or two Lathes Students Give Their Own Cash for a New Buildings Several Waveshapes and Frequencies - in 1899 The Baccalaureus In Arte Ingeniaria Programs East and West H.M. Tory and H.J. MacLeod and the Westward Movement Marching Off to War After World War I The First French Language Programs in Electrical Engineering The War and the Radio Schools After World War II General McNaughton and His Cathode Ray Direction Finder Graduate Schools: an Expanding Universe A Plethora of New Programs for the Computer Era Women in Engineering Of Graduates and Faculty Canada’s First Institutes of Technology Egerton Ryerson’s Legacay: A Technical College A "Superior" Institute Les Colleges d’Enseignment General et Professionel, les CEGEP Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology in Ontario The Expanding Call for Technical Education Technologists and Technicians: Part of the Engineering Team What’s Coming? Part Three Past, Present and Future by Dean Gordon R. Selmon
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