Oral History

Mr. Rendall Dick 1984, 404 pages

Documenting the life and career of Archibald Rendall Dick (b. 1926), who was a Toronto-area lawyer who worked for the Attorney General's Department, becoming Deputy Attorney General in 1964, and Deputy Minister of Treasury, Economics and Inter-Governmental Affairs (1974-1981). Interview topics include: University of Toronto; Osgoode Hall; Attorney General's Department; Deputy Attorney General; Arthur Wishart; Constitution; Deputy Minister of Treasury, Economics and Inter-Governmental Affairs. Interviewer is unknown. File includes nine audio cassette recordings from a series of nine interviews, a transcript (404 p.) and one photograph of A.R. Dick.

Status: Open

Occupation: Lawyer

Number of pages: 404

Read more about: Government, Ministry of the Attorney General

Archive Details

Archive Link: https://aims.archives.gov.on.ca/scripts/mwimain.dll/144/DESCRIPTION_WEB/WEB_DESC_DET?SESSIONSEARCH&exp=sisn%2065111

Archive Code: C 81-1-0-33

Title: Interviews with Archibald Rendall Dick

Date: Mar. 1984 - July 1984

Description: Textual records, Graphic materials, Sound recordings

Physical Description: 3 files of textual records (includes 1 photograph : black & white print; 9 audio cassettes (ca. 810 minutes))

Restrictions: None

Container Info: (Textual records located in container B436489; sound recordings located in container B436509)