Royal Bank of Canada Lecture Series

In the mid 1960s, TMI inaugurated an annual interview series sponsored by the Royal Bank of Canada which took place at its newly-built headquarters at Place Ville Marie. The RBC Interviews series was a popular noontime activity that targeted professionals and executives in the downtown area, and covered a range of subject matters like computational technology, psychology and mental health, and political theory. The series ran for 18 years and attracted a number of special guests.

RBCLectures_LearningInASecondLanguage_1968.pdf

Learning in a Second Language: advantages and disadvantages for the child, in regard to other learning, RBC Lectures, 1968

ThinkingAndKnowing_RBCNoontimeLectures_October1969.pdf

The Assumption The Expectations of the Seventies RBC Noontime Lectures, 1969

1975-1976 - Predictive Psychologies

1974-1975 - The Computer and the Imagination

1970-1971 - Fields of Action

Questions Up Lecture Series

ArtInOurLives_ExploringTheImplicationswithArtistsandOthers_RBCSeries_1986-1987.pdf

Art in Our Lives -- Exploring the Implications with Artists and Others, The Royal Bank Interview-Discussions, 1986-1987