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Includes loose correspondence, newspaper clippings, and one photograph.

Correspondence in both mailed letter and email formats to colleagues, friends and family. Topics include skiing, golf, sabbaticals, teaching at Lakehead, writing life and inquiries about getting published, and personal family matters.

Correspondence between Claude E. Garton and various universities, museums, and other scientists. Also correspondence of Erica North, Joan Crowe, and Terri McClymont.

Files A-F in Box 14; G-Mic in Box 15; Min-R in Box 16; S-W in Box 17.

Correspondence between the Northern Woman's Bookstore and its customers, publishing and distribution personnel, and other feminist and local bookstores.

This series consists of the general and government correspondence of the Northwestern Ontario Regional Child Care Committee.

Records relating to more than one organization, health and safety materials, and correspondence with various levels of government.

This series consists of the constitution and bylaws of the club. The series is composed of the following file:
-Constitution and Bylaws, 1972-89 (Box 1, File 1)

Correspondence with constituents, 2007-2015. Includes letters, thank-you cards, and postcards.

This series consists of correspondence, pamphlets, and various other material related the Ontario Naturalists Conferences held in Thunder Bay. The series is composed of the following files:
-Federation of Ontario Naturalists Annual Conference, Thunder Bay 1978 (Box 1, File 34)
-“Naturally Superior,” Federation of Ontario Naturalists Conference, Thunder Bay 1990 (Box 1, File 35)

Includes:
Policies: Faculty Employment Equity Policy (revised 1991) Housing Benefit, Guaranteed Loan (1991)
LUFA Negotiation Newsletters, July 1993
Employee Benefits Package, Librarians, 2002
LUFA Newsletters 2014-2018

Original records and research collections arranged by a variety of subjects and creators.

• Bay Street Project research materials
• Business & industry
• Genealogy, people, & families
• Greeting cards
• News articles
• Einar Nordstrom collection (phonographs & transcripts)
• Organizations (including Suomalainen Osasto (Finnish Association), Finnish Building Company, Canadan Teollisuusunionistinen Kannatus Liitto (CTKL), Canadan Uutistoimisto (CUT), Vapaus Publishing Company, Tyolaisnaisten Liitto, Port Arthur Finnish History Society, Port Arthur Finnish Language School)

Specimen collection records, primarily Claude Garton's research 1935-1989. Also some of G.A. Shea's collection records 1976.

The Coalition for Wilderness, initially proposed by Addison, represented five groups in speaking for wilderness parks in Ontario: Algonquin Wildlands League, Canadian Nature Federation, Federation of Ontario Naturalists, National and Provincial Parks Association of Canada, and Sierra Club Ontario Chapter.

Publications and documents related to Co-Operatives in Sudbury, Thunder Bay, and Timmins.

This series consists of copied newspaper clippings, notes, and other records detailing the history of the club. The series is composed of the following files:
-Club History/Wild Flowers of Thunder Bay (Box 1, File 16)
-Information on Past Presidents, 1933-82 (Box 1, File 17)
-Claude Garton the Person and Achievements (Box 1, File 18)
-Newspaper Clippings (Box 1, File 19)

Annual reports, 1996-2021. Includes applications for awards, grants, jobs, promotion, etc. Reading lists. Writing including articles, books, plays, reviews, workshops. Video oral history recording.

Specimen cards for Garton's collection, arranged by date of collection. The specimens form the initial collection of the Herbarium.

The CTKL distributed and supported the I.W.W. Finnish language paper Industrialisti, published in Duluth, Minnesota, by the Workers (Socialist) Publishing Company. The Canadian News Service (C.N.S), in Finnish the Canadan Uutistoimisto (C.U.T.), was the agency of the CTKL which managed the distribution of the paper. The CTKL secretary-treasurer was also the agent of the news service unless otherwise designated.

The C.N.S. was much more than a distributor of newspapers; it existed as a supportive agency for new immigrants. The C.N.S. at times operated as a travel agency, a book store, a record store, a book and play library, and often sent parcels and money on behalf of Finns and their relatives in Finland. During the latter part of the CTKL, it was the C.N.S. that was the active component in the community.

Series consists primarily of correspondence and financial records. Includes Workers (Socialist) Publishing Company minutes, correspondence, and financial records.

Consists of records relating to the CSJ, its Executive Board, and Branches. Activities of the organization include political and international concerns including the peace movement; culture and sports; educational programs; and women’s, youth, and children’s groups. Most documents are typescript and for internal use; some are printed for distribution to the membership.