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This series relates to child care projects and studies organized by the Northwestern Ontario Regional Child Care Committee. The series includes projects regarding coordinating community action, child care reform, child care funding, future directions and Northwestern Ontario issues and advocacy.

This series consists of records of the Child Care Forum events of the Northwestern Ontario Regional Child Care Committee. Forums offered advocates, staff and partner organizations a time to meet, share, strategize and learn together. Forums required extensive planning, funding and co-ordination to organize and informed lobbying efforts.

This series consists of child care surveys done by the Northwestern Ontario Regional Child Care Committee. Surveys gave provision to child care centres and staff to share information about their community, name of centre, survey respondents, and centre's programs. Surveys provided information about the fees, licencing, subsidies, operating budget/deficit, capital budget, and operating grants. Statistics for staffing/wages/qualifications; overview of benefits, recruitment, and pay equity; and operations, program/policy changes shared important information for advocacy for the future plans, and concerns for child care centres across Northwestern Ontario.

This series consists of the Northwestern Ontario Regional Child Care Committee’s resource library on child care, including books, briefs, papers and reports. Materials are generally created and published by other organizations.

Information or reference files arranged by subject, in alphabetical order. A significant amount relate to child care and to child care reform.

This series consists of records related to partner organizations of the Northwestern Ontario Regional Child Care Committee, including the Lakehead Social Planning Council, Northwestern Ontario Women's Decade Council, and Thunder Bay Advocates for Quality Child Care.

This series consists of records of lobbying and advocacy activities of the Northwestern Ontario Regional Child Care Committee.

This series contains records relating to partner organization Ontario Coalition for Better Child Care, including meeting records, correspondence and mailings, and reports.

This series consists of records of the relationship between the Northwestern Ontario Regional Child Care Committee and Municipal, Provincial, and Federal Governments. The records are divided into three subseries.

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

This series consists of mail-outs of the Northwestern Ontario Regional Child Care Committee.

This series consists of newsletters of the Northwestern Ontario Regional Child Care Committee and partner organizations.

This series consists of membership documents for the Northwestern Ontario Regional Child Care Committee and partner organizations.

This series consists of administrative records of the Northwestern Ontario Regional Child Care Committee, including financial and personnel matters.

This series consists of the minutes of the general, executive and steering committee meetings of the Northwestern Ontario Regional Child Care Committee.

A set of 98 maps covering regions of Northwestern Ontario. Primarily forest management maps. Most have location, date, and scale; a few are unidentified map fragments.

Reports by various agencies and organizations on topics related to tourism in Northwestern Ontario.

Scripts for over 800 plays performed in Finnish by Finnish-Canadian groups in Thunder Bay.

Also, sheet music accompanying plays and kept separately.

Newsletters. Records related to clinical pastoral education programs, affiliations, and regional co-ordination.

Records generated by Board activities kept by Rev. Ed Long through his time as a Board member, Treasurer, and President. Original arrangement by category has been largely retained. There will be some overlap with the primary Board and Financial Records series.

Records generated by Board activities kept by Ernie Epp through his time as a Board member and then Treasurer. Includes financial records and tax returns. Original arrangement by year (annual meeting to annual meeting) has been largely retained.