Steven Schwinghamer

Steve Schwinghamer is a historian at the Canadian Museum of Immigration and is affiliated with the Centre for Oral History and Digital Storytelling at Concordia University. With Jan Raska, he co-authored Pier 21: A History. He is interested in the policies and places of Canadian immigration, especially in the 20th century.

Heterosexism in Canadian Immigration Policy, 1952-1978
Before and After 1923: Chinese Exclusion in Context
Kinship, Inclusion, and Exclusion in Canadian Immigration History
Locating Authorities: Public Expertise, Heritage Institutions and the Recent Past
Arriving at Halifax Before Pier 21
Mennonites and Canadian Accommodation
“The existing Immigration regulations will not offer any solution”: MS St. Louis in Canadian Context
“This is Ticklish Business”: Undesirable Religious Groups and Canadian Immigration after the Second World War
Canadian Immigration Facilities at Victoria, BC
Medical Facilities at Pier 21
Deportation from Canada during the Great Depression
Exploring Pier 21’s Immigration Quarters
The Colour Bar at the Canadian Border: Black American Farmers

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