South Asian Canadian men-owned business enterprises

A tripartite fold-out poster collage of numerous photographs related to Doman Industries. There is no particular organization to the layout of the photos. The majority of the photos included consist of headshots and group shots of transport workers and sawmill workers, photos of processed timber and lumber yards, and photos of sawmilling equipment and transport trucks. Other miscellaneous photos feature subjects including the families and children of workers, a large landscape featuring a river running through farmland, and a photo of a tugboat on a lake. In the upper right corner of the leftmost section of the poster there is a single, small portrait of Herb Doman.

A concrete wall bearing a poster of the logo of Doman Industries Ltd. The logo consists of the name of the company and a drawing of a cross-section of a log marked with a green letter "D".

Herb Doman, wearing a striped red shirt, turns away from the driver's seat of an industrial vehicle to smile for the camera. A steering wheel and various knobs, dials and readout screens are visible on the dashboard in front of him. The vehicle appears built for left-hand traffic, with driver's seat placed on the right side of the cabin. The scene outside the vehicle's windows is out of focus and mostly illegible.

A framed painting by Edie Miller of four redhead ducks floating on the pale grey surface of a pool of water. The painting was gifted to Doman Industries by an unidentified party in appreciation of their support. Edith "Edie" Miller is a painter and printmaker from Vancouver Island.

A brief page of a Doman Industries prospectus disclosing the availability of four million class B non-voting shares at ten dollars and fifty cents per share. At the bottom of the page are the logos of three shareholding corporate bodies. Goepel Shields & Partners is an investment banking firm founded on June 15th, 1989. RBC Dominion Securities, founded on April 1st, 1901, was the brand used by Royal Bank of Canada for full service brokerage services. Gordon Capital Corporation is an investment banking firm.

A brief page of a Doman Industries Ltd. prospectus. This page concerns the acquisition of the crown operations of Pacific Forest Products Ltd. by Doman Industries Ltd. for one hundred and forty-four million dollars CAD. Pacific Forest Products Ltd. was a lumber company founded in 1985 and bought by Doman Industries Ltd. in 1997.

A brief page of a Doman Industries Ltd. prospectus. This page concerns a fifteen-year multi-currency term credit accomodation totalling four hundred million dollars. This accomodation covers expenses related to the acquisition of lumber company Rayonier Canada's BC and Alberta Assets as well as unrelated facility improvements. These funds were granted to Western Forest Products Ltd. by the Royal Bank of Canada.

A cover page of a Doman Industries Ltd. prospectus concerning acquisitions and sale of company shares. The page lists two headings: "8 ¾ Senior Notes due 2004" and "Price 100%". A footnote cites the investment bank Bear, Stearns & Co. Inc. The Bear Stearns Companies, Inc. was an American investment bank, securities trading, and brokerage firm that failed in 2008 as part of the global financial crisis and recession.

Herb Doman poses for a photo, half-sitting on a desk in his office. He is wearing a business suit. On the desk sits a rotary phone, an intercom console and a wooden pen holder. There is an office chair behind the desk. There is a chest of drawers behind the office chair, with a few binders and paper documents on top of it. Behind Herb, a window can be seen through a sheer black curtain, overlooking a crowded parking lot with mountains in the background.

A printed copy of the web page www.domans.com/domans/indexframe.html circa 2002. The page contains a brief summary of the services provided by Doman Industries along with contact information. The page is marked "Restructuring". The domain Domans.com is now defunct.