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Sir Robert Ludwig Mond
A chemist, industrialist and archaeologist, Sir Robert Ludwig Mond followed the motto: “Make yourself necessary”. Born to a famous chemist, Sir Robert Mond carried out research in his father’s firm which in 1926 was incorporated into Imperial Chemical Industries. In the early 1900s, he was
Sir Edmund Boyd Osler
Sir Edmund Boyd Osler gave generously to foster the foundation and growth of the Museum. Edmund Osler started his business career as a clerk in the Bank of Upper Canada. He later became president of several companies including the Ontario and Quebec Railway and the Dominion Bank, and a director of
The Samuel Family
The Samuel family has enjoyed a long and close association with the Museum. At the age of 10 young Sigmund Samuel was already collecting – stamps. A year later he began to work for his father. The family business supplied local factories with metal, and the company grew quickly as Canada
Louise Hawley Stone
Louise Hawley Stone was a devoted friend of the ROM. The Museum’s first volunteer, she was also a donor, fundraiser, Board member and committee chair. In 1940, Louise Hawley Stone came to a lecture by the ROM’s new Keeper of the Chinese Collections, Bishop William White. Hooked, she studied
Joey and Toby Tanenbaum
Joey and Toby Tanenbaum have contributed greatly to Toronto, from hospital facilities to performing-arts organizations to the Royal Ontario Museum. Joey Tanenbaum’s grandfather, Abraham, arrived in Toronto in 1911. He started as a peddler of scrap metal with only $8.00 to his name. Nevertheless
Sir Byron Edmund Walker
Sir Byron Edmund Walker was the driving force behind the campaign to found a world-class museum in Toronto. Born in 1848 on a farm in Haldimand County, Ontario, Edmund Walker left school at the age of 12 to enter the banking business. Curious about culture and science, he became a self-taught
Accessibilité
Au Musée, nous avons à cœur d’offrir l’accessibilité à tous nos visiteurs. L’accès à nos collections et à nos sources d’information constitue l’une de nos responsabilités principales. Il est au cœur de notre mission. Vous trouverez ci-dessous certains de nos programmes
Engagement envers l’accessibilité
Le ROM a adopté une stratégie d’accessibilité pluriannuelle qui précise l’engagement que nous avons pris de faciliter la visite du Musée aux personnes handicapées. Cette stratégie comporte un bref aperçu de notre organisation, la description de la Loi de 2005 sur l'accessibilité
La sensibilité chimique multiple
Qu’est-ce que la sensibilité chimique multiple (SCM)? En gros, la SCM est la sensibilité à plusieurs types de produits chimiques, qui cause des réactions physiques dans diverses parties de l’organisme. Les agents déclencheurs les plus fréquents sont les parfums, l’essence et les