Shoes have long been an essential article of clothing. The first census in what is now Canada was conducted in 1666. It shows 20 shoemakers serving a population of 3,512 European settlers. By the 1871 census, the number had grown dramatically, with 4,191 footwear-manufacturing establishments across the country. Early Canadian shoemakers used a variety of…
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