Doman Family Album 2

A page of a Doman Industries prospectus disclosing the availability of one million class A cumulative redeemable convertible preferred shares at twenty-five dollars per share. At the bottom of the page are the names of three shareholding corporate bodies. Gordon Capital Corporation is an investment banking firm. Dominion Securities Inc. was a Canadian Corporation. It was acquired by Royal Bank of… more

A document issued by Western Forest Products. The document describes Western Forest Products' commitment to fulfill their role as responsible land stewards and sustain the wildlife resources that their business relies upon. The format of the document consists of white text on a green backdrop. A framed headshot of Herb Doman can be seen at the bottom of the document, identifying him as… more

Program from the performance of "A Little Like Magic" by the Famous People Players. The text of the program includes a dedication from the McPherson Foundation thanking Doman Industries for sponsoring the performance. Famous People Players is a black light puppetry theatre company. It is based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada and tours worldwide. It is a non-profit organization that employs… more

Document from John R. Furman to Herb Doman affirming the partnership between Furman Lumber Inc. and Doman Industries Ltd. The document consists of a certificate pinned to a wooden board. The certificate includes the text of the document and the Furman Lumber Logo, which depicts a simple illustration of a felled log. John R. Furman was the founder and chairman of Furman Lumber, Inc. Furman Lumber… more

Page of a prospectus disclosing British Columbia Enterprise Corporation's sale of B.C. Place lands at False Creek to Concord Pacific Developments Ltd. At the top of the page is the logo of British Columbia Enterprise Corporation, consisting of an upright triangle containing flowing blue and red stripes and a yellow sun. At the bottom of the page is the logo of a shareholding corporate body.… more

At an unidentified company function at the Village Green Inn in Duncan, B.C., one man and two women pose for a photo. All three wear name tags. Both of the women carry purses and have red roses embroidered on the right lapel of their jackets. The woman on the left is an unidentified member of the Doman family. The man, standing in the centre, has his left arm interlocked with the right arm of the… more