Report of James McNairn Hall, junior judge of the district of Algoma, as royal commissioner of the enquiry as to the handling of unemployment and direct relief at Sturgeon Falls, Ontario
by Ontario. Inquiry as to the Handling of Unemployment and Direct Relief at Sturgeon Falls.
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