Sir William C. Macdonald
Canadian industrialist Sir William C. Macdonald, whose greatest cause was education, becomes one of McGill University’s greatest benefactors and the fourth Chancellor of the University (1914-1917). He dedicates himself to improving the quality of life in Quebec’s rural communities and to train rural leaders to meet the future needs of a nation.
Read Sir William Macdonald: an unfinished portrait by McGill historian Stanley Frost