Incoming Resources
- The canals of Canada, their prospects and influence : written for a premium offered by His Excellency the Earl of Elgin and Kincardine, K.T., governor general of British North America, etc., etc., etc., by Thos. C. Keefer
- The Grain trade of the North-west, proposed ship canal through Canada : supplement to the Free Press, August, 1863
- Report of the Board of Works, Montreal, December, 1844
- Memorandum on the growth of the traffic on the Great Lakes and the proposed Ottawa ship navigation
- Lettre des commissaires des canaux à l'Honorable Secrétaire d'État au sujet de l'amélioration de la navigation intérieure du Canada
- Our highways to the sea by rail and water, the enlargement of the canals an international work, by James Fisher
- Great Lakes and Atlantic Canal and Power Company Limited, proposed Great Lakes to ocean $500,000,000 waterway improvement and $200,000,000 hydraulic development
- Memorandum on the Montreal-Ottawa and Georgian Bay canal, prepared under the direction of the Montreal-Ottawa and Georgian Bay Canal Company
- Railways and other ways, being reminiscences of canal and railway life during a period of sixty-seven years : with characteristic sketches of canal and railway men ... Canada and its railways, trade and commerce with various incidents and anecdotes, humorous and otherwise, of canal, coach and rail, with an appendix, by Myles Pennington
- The Canadian canals, their history and cost, with an inquiry into the policy necessary to advance the well-being of the province, by William Kingsford
- Cost, character and utility of existing Great Lakes, Champlain and St. Lawrence improvements, Thomas C. Keefer
- Proceedings of the Select Standing Committee on Railroads, Canals and Telegraph Lines ...
- The Welland Canal in Upper Canada
- Correspondence, etc., relating to the Montreal, Ottawa and Georgian Bay Canal
- Great Britain one empire, on the union of the dominions of Great Britain by inter-communication with the Pacific and the East via British North America : with suggestions for the profitable colonization of that wealthy territory, by Millington Henry Synge
- The inland waterways of Canada, our transportation problem frankly discussed, Great Waterways Union of Canada
- Reciprocal commercial relations with Canada, report (to accompany H.R. 9324)
- The Montreal, Ottawa and Georgian Bay navigation, supplementary report, by T.C. Clarke
- Proposal for a rapid communication with the Pacific and the East via British North America, by M.H. Synge
- Report on the canal navigation of the Canadas, by Lieut.-Colonel Phillpotts
- Proceedings of the convention held at Saratoga Springs, August 21, 1849, relative to the St. Lawrence and Champlain Ship Canal, with the separate reports of the Canadian and American committees
- The St. Lawrence canals and the carrying trade of the North-West, being a reprint, with additions and modifications, of articles originally published in the "Southport daily news" and " Manchester examiner and times," during the early part of the year 1877, by R.R. Hathornthwaite
- The problems of transportation in Canada, J.P.B. Casgrain
- Three chapters on a triple project, the canal and the rail, by William F. Coffin
- The Montreal, Ottawa and Georgian Bay navigation, report, of T.C. Clarke, Esq., C.E. submitted to the Legislative Assembly in 1860 : together with a supplementary report by Mr. Clarke on the present aspects of the undertaking
- Inland navigation, with suggestions as to the sufficiency of a depth of fourteen feet in the St. Lawrence canals, and the practibility of extending the navigation westward from Lake Superior, through the North-West Territories, to the head of the Saskatchewan, by John Ross
- The lakes and canals of Canada, a paper read at the Royal United Service Institution
- Report of the Board of Works, Montreal, December, 1844
- De l'avenir et de l'influence des canaux du Canada, écrit pour le prix offert au concours par Son Excellence le comte d'Elgin et Kinkardine, gouverneur général de l'Amérique britannique du nord, etc., etc., etc., par Thos. C. Keefer
- Address delivered before its Engineering Society, March 8, 1899, subject, "The conjunction of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries from an engineering standpoint", by Charles Thompson Harvey
- Proceedings of public meetings held at Bytown, October 3rd & 10th, 1849, relative to the St. Lawrence & Lake Champlain Canal, with report and evidence thereon
- Historical sketch of the proposed Great Lakes to ocean route, [The Great Lakes and Atlantic Canal and Power Company, Limited]
- Letters &c., first published in the "Northern Journal" during 1871, on various questions of public interest, by John Young
- Canada's canal problem and its solution, a reply to the Toronto Board of Trade, [issued by the Federation of Boards of Trade and Municipalities]
- Water communications Canada, estimates of the expense of the construction of water communications in the Canadas
- Memorandum for contractors /, prepared by the directors of the Caughnawaga Ship Canal Comp'y
- Report on the Montreal, Ottawa and Georgian Bay Canal, by Marcus Smith
- Waterway from head of Lake Superior to the sea, report (to accompany H. Res. 11)
- Regulations and tariff for the Dominion canals, 1895, Department of Railways and Canals
- The inland waterways of Canada, our transportation problem frankly discussed
- Memoir upon the northern inter-oceanic route of commercial transit, between tide water of Puget Sound of the Pacific, and the water on the St. Lawrence Gulf of the Atlantic Ocean, written for and read before the Board of Trade, Detroit, Michigan by T.J. Cram
- Railways and other ways, being reminiscences of canal and railway life during a period of sixty-seven years : with characteristic sketches of canal and railway men, early tram roads and railways, steamboats and ocean steamships, the electric telegraph and Atlantic cable : Canada and its railways, trade and commerce, with numerous incidents and anecdotes, humorous and otherwise, of canal, coach and rail, by Myles Pennington
- The North American canal, an adequate outlet for a continental commerce
- Free trade protection and reciprocity, from "The canals of Canada", by Thomas C. Keefer
- A short sketch of the development of transportation facilities in Canada, by Collingwood Schreiber
- A minority report on the proposed Baie Verte Canal, 1876, by J.W. Lawrence
- Canada's canal problem and its solution, the Board of Trade of the City of Toronto
- Confidential reports to the Hon. Sir Charles Tupper, K.C.M.G., C. B., Minister of Railways and Canals, on the hydraulic powers situated upon the St. Lawrence and Welland canals, by Robert C. Douglas
- From the Great Lakes to the sea, J.G. Bourinot
- Montreal, Ottawa and Georgian Bay Canal, twenty foot navigation from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic