The Saint-Maurice : Creative Source of the Mauricie The Saint-Maurice: Creative Source of the Mauricie Appartenance Mauricie Société d'histoire régionale
Interview with Réjean Loranger, a retired Belgo employee. Text on screen: What was the role of a water quality analyst at Belgo? Close-up of Mr. Réjean Loranger. Text on […]
Interview with Gilles Fréchette, a retired Alcan employee. Text on screen: What was it like when women started working at Alcan? Close-up of Mr. Gilles Fréchette. Text on screen: […]
The Second World War changed many things in the Mauricie region. Faced with increased demand and a male workforce on the front lines, Alcan was forced to hire […]
Shawinigan is one of the few cities in America where two aluminum smelters and a cable mill were built. Between 1902 and 1954, it was the only city […]
Around 1945, working conditions were difficult for Alcan employees who worked near aluminum pots.
The expansion of the Saint-Maurice valley was made possible with the large investments of private companies that settled in the region. In particular, they were drawn to the […]