South Asian Canadian men-owned business enterprises

In front of a red curtain, the 1962-1963 winner of Doman Industries' driver of the year award poses for a photo, holding the trophy. Herb Doman stands to the left of him. Gordy Doman stands to the right of him.

Aerial photo of an unidentified Saga cargo ship moored at a dock in a large body of water, its deck completely loaded with Doman Industries-branded lumber. Behind the cargo ship, a square artificial island in the body of water contains an unidentified Doman Industries lumber yard, connected to the mainland by thin, raised roadways. The water abutting this lumber yard serves as a log pond. A shoreline dotted with buildings and forest set against mist-covered mountains under an overcast sky can be seen in the background.

The cargo ship Saga Wave sits moored at a dock, its deck loaded with tall stacks of Doman Industries-branded lumber. Streetlamps line the dock opposite the ship. Further down the dock, a tractor hauls a truck bed loaded with more lifts of lumber. Workmen can be seen standing near the tractor. The slopes of a forested mountain under a clear sky can be seen in the background. The vessel Saga Wave is a General Cargo Ship built in 1991 that was taken out of service in 2021.

In a hall at the Coast Bastion Inn in Nanaimo B.C., Herb Doman stands behind a podium with a microphone on a raised platform. A trophy rests on a table behind the podium. Another trophy is visible in the foreground. Attendees can be seen sitting at a table to the right of the podium. An exit door and a light fixture can be seen in the background.

Herb Doman and two unidentified businessmen walk down a snowy walkway abutting an unidentified building. All three of them are wearing long overcoats and Doman Industries-branded hard hats. The leftmost man holds an additional hard hat in his left hand. A workman can be seen standing in the background.

In a hall at the Coast Bastion Inn in Nanaimo B.C., a large crowd looks on while Herb Doman stands behind a podium with a microphone on a raised platform. One man stands on the raised platform to Herb's right, while seven other men stand on the floor with their attention turned to Herb. Herb is holding a large trophy. Other attendees can be seen sitting at folding tables in the background. Two exit doors and a light fixture can be seen in the background.

At an unidentified company function at the Village Green Inn in Duncan, B.C., three women pose for a photo standing behind the chairs at a dining table. The woman in the centre is Helen Doman. Helen holds a copy of the Doman Industries 1978 Annual Report. The woman on the right is an unidentified member of the Doman family. The women on the left and right wear name tags with the Doman Industries logo and have red roses embroidered on the right lapels of their jackets. A drinking glass can be seen in the foreground, cut off by the lower edge of the photograph. The Village Green Inn is a hotel in Duncan, B.C. that opened in 1968.

At an unidentified company function at the Village Green Inn in Duncan, B.C., Herb Doman poses for a photo with a young woman who is an unidentified member of the Doman family. Both wear name tags. The woman has a red rose embroidered on the right breast of her jacket. The wall in the background is fitted with a light fixture with five large lamps. The Village Green Inn is a hotel in Duncan, B.C. that opened in 1968.

Two women and one man pose for a photo at an unidentified company function at the Village Green Inn in Duncan, B.C. The woman on the left is an unidentified member of the Doman family. The man in the centre is Herb Doman. The woman on the right is Helen Doman. All three wear name tags. The woman on the left has a red rose embroidered on the right breast of her jacket. Helen carries a purse and a paper document in a folder. The wall in the background is fitted with a light fixture with five large lamps. The Village Green Inn is a hotel in Duncan, B.C. that opened in 1968.

Wayne G. Stuart's business card, identifying his position in personnel and accounts at the Doman Forest Products Nanaimo sawmill in Duke Point.