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This file contains a document containing two Indigenous stories including "The Girl and Grizzly" told by Mrs. Angela Sidney, Tagish and "Animal Mother" told by Mrs. Kitty Smith, Whitehorse. Additionally, this file contains page 16 of the newspaper, The Native People, Vol. 9, #40. The newspaper is from October 1976 and features a legend titled "The Sun Story" told by Mrs. Angela Sidney.

Dr. Schroeter

Anticipation of the Sociology of Understanding in the Empirical Research of an Early American Sociologist James Mickel Williams and Max Weber, by Helmut R. Wagner, 1984. Marxist Sociology in Japan 1881-1970: a Non-Marxologist

booklet: “Summary Report: Tourism Development Study, Sibley Provincial Park”, rough booklet: Sibley management plan, booklet: “The Vegetation of Sibley Township, Thunder Bay District, Ontario” by T.M.C. Taylor, booklet: “Catalogue of Flowering Plants and Ferns collected in 1936 in Sibley township, Thunder Bay District, Ontario” by T.M.C. Taylor, booklet: “Sibley Provincial Park: Proposed Master Plan highlights, booklet: “Sibley Provincial Park: Vegetation Management Plan”, “The Vegetation of Sibley Township” by T.M.C. Taylor

Booklet: “Carrying Capacity of Sibley Provincial Park for Moose Based on Winter Food Availability” by Scott R. Nisbet, booklet: “Browse Production after Logging in Sibley Provincial Park” by Nisbet, Sibley P.P. Proposed Master Plan highlights (ND), A Proposed Demonstration Area for Moose Habitat Management in Sibley Provincial Park, lists of lichens of Sleeping Giant Provincial Park, pamphlets on Sibley P.P.

“Sibley Master Plan Phase 2 – Alternative Design Concepts” with handwritten names and phone numbers on the cover, lists of natural vegetation of Sibley Provincial Park, hand-bound “Catalogue of Flowering Plants and Ferns Collected in 1936 in Sibley Township, Thunder Bay district Ontario” by T.M.C. Taylor (featuring booklet “Trails of Sibley”

Newspaper clipping titled "The Troy of the North". Taken from the Globe and Mail on January 24th, 1998.

Photocopy excerpt following an Inuit named Thomas Shuwarak titled "An Eskimo talks about father Buliard". Dated September 1958, pp 16-19.

The Shuniah Club. Banquet given for John Smith, Manager of Western Dry Dock and Ship Building Company. Possibly 1922.
Banquet held on 8th floor of Whalen Building / Public Utilities Commission Building.
Some men identified, including: E.E. Johnson, Thomas Andrew, Frank Dolan, Donald J. MacGillis, John Cook, John Smith, Judge A.J. McComber, Charles Mellor, Hugh Keefer, Clerk of the Prince Arthur Hotel, W.T. McEachern, A. Theobald.

Newspaper clipping on Shuniah.

Shoreline Forestry Post-harvest Survey Protocol
P. Furlong, T. Cano, R. Mackereth, and R. Steedman
OMNR Centre for Northern Forest Ecosystem Research
Draft Living Legacy Trust Final Report - Appendix 2
31 March 2004
Forest Ecosystem Science Co - Operative Inc.
Funding Assistance Provided by: Living Legacy Trust
Designed and Developed by: CNFER

Two page photocopy excerpt of The Beaver book reviews, titled "Canada North Now" by Farley Mowat, and "Canoe Canada" by Nick Nickels. Dated Spring 1977, pp 62-53. Photocopy excerpt titled ""Shoofly" Queen of Southampton Island" by Eugene Fafard. Dated Spring-Summer 1984, pp 2-7. Multiple notes on 'Shoofly' by Dr. Petrone.

Dr. Schroeter

Presentation to the Committee of the Whole City Council City of Thunder Bay, Ontario by the Political Action Committee of United Steelworkers of America Local Union 5055 Employees of Port Arthur Shipbuilding Company Thunder Bay, Ontario

Correspondence regarding: the status of shipping and shipbuilding worldwide, Portship - Work in Yard, Coastal Trading, Unemployment due to lack of work at Port Arthur Shipbuilding Company, and Presentation of Brief - Committee of the Whole - Unemployment at Shipyards.

Northwestern Ontario Steelworkers Council June 8, 1987 Address by Local 5055 United Steelworkers of America Thunder Bay, Ontario

Canada House of Commons Debates Volume 129 - Number 175 - 2nd Session - 33rd Parliament Official Report (Hansard) Wednesday, September 16, 1987 Speaker the Honourable John A. Fraser, PC., Q.C.

Commons Debates

Today in the City Volume 3, NO. 3 Circulation: 9, 100. Delivered by Canada Post to every business in Thunder Bay and Northwestern Ontario September 1987

Canadian Maritime Industries Association CMIA Brief to the House of Commons Legislative Committee on Bill C - 52 Presented by J. Y. Clarke, President 11:00 a.m., Tuesday, February 2, 1988 308 West Block, Ottawa

C - 52 Second Session, Thirty Third Parliament, 35-36 Elizabeth II, 1986-87 The House of Commons of Canada Bill C-52 An Act respecting the use of foreign ships and non-duty paid ships in the coasting trade and in other marine activities of a commercial nature. First reading, May 1, 1987 The Minister of Transport

VOL. 5 NO. 3 Transport of Thunder Bay

Newspaper Articles

Notes

The Corporation Of The City Of Thunder Bay Resolution July 6, 1987 on improving Canada’s Merchant Marine Fleet

Presentation to the Committee of the Whole City Council City of Thunder Bay, Ontario by the Political Action Committee of United Steelworkers of America Local Union 5055 Employees of Port Arthur Shipbuilding Company Thunder Bay, Ontario Monday, July 6, 1987

News Steelworkers For Immediate Release More Shipyard Lay-Offs April 13th, 1987

News Steelworkers For Immediate Release Shipyard Lay-Offs March 31, 1987

Minutes of Shipyard Conference Montreal, Quebec November 25, 1962

Correspondence regarding: Shipyard Conference, hearing with the Federal Ministers of Labour and Transport and the Canadian Maritime Commission, P. S. I. rates, and Port Arthur Shipbuilding Company Agreement.

Report on Shipyard Conference Held in the Cold Book of the Mount Royal Hotel in Montreal, Quebec on November 25th, 1962

Newspaper Articles

Notes

Report to the Union Conference for the Shipbuilding Industry Montreal, P. Q., Nov. 26, 1962

Agenda Joint Meeting of Ontario and Quebec Shipyards workers Unions November 25th

Labour Agreement between Port Arthur Shipbuilding Company and United Steelworkers of America April, 1962 to March 31, 1964

Canadian Vickers LTD. Job Description Marine Department

Press Release Canadian Maritime Commission October 5, 1962

Report on Shipyard Conference Held in the Gold Room of the Mount Royal Hotel in Montreal, Quebec on November 25th, 1962

Shipyard Workers Co-Ordinate Program

The British Oxygen Company Limited Electric Welding Department

Newspaper Articles

Summary of Conditions in East Coast Shipyard and Marine Establishments as of September 6th, 1962

How Subsidy plan is Working

A publication of Upper Lakes Shipping Ltd. News articles cover shipping on the St. Lawrence Seaway and internationally, and related topics such as shipbuilding and the grain trade.

This small collection is an incomplete set of issues between 1965-1969.

Black & white photograph of ships docked in the wintertime, about 1911.

Black & white photograph of ships docked at the Canadian Northern dock, foot of Arthur Street, about 1910.

Black & white photograph of the J.T. Horne tug boat and an unknown ship. J.T. Horne tug boat later sold to Russia as ice breaker.

Correspondence regarding: Port Arthur Shipbuilding - Shipyard, Portship - New Vessel Construction, Lack of work at Portship, time extension for grievances, Leave of Absence - Dave Beadle, Leave of Absence -Robert F. Smith, contract to build the maritime Coastal Defence Vessel for the Department of National Defence, handling of grain shipments and sales, Ship yard Fatalities (Sorel, Que., San Diego, CA), Responses received by O.F.L. re Shipbuilding, industry, Shipbuilding in Canada, Distribution Lists, and Port of Thunder Bay.

Commons Debates August 17, 1987 - November 27, 1987

House of Commons, Ottawa, Ontario - Hansard

Today in the City Volume 3, No. 6 Circulation 9,200; delivered by Canada Post to every business in Thunder Bay and Northwestern Ontario December 1987

Grievance 88-3 Group

Employees starting work effective Wednesday January 6/88

Employees starting work effective Thursday Jan 7/88

Employees starting work effective Tuesday Jan 5/88

Employees starting work effective Monday Jan 11/88

Commons Debates September 11, 1987 - December 18, 1987

Newspaper Articles

Port Activity Profile Port of Thunder Bay

Notes

Distribution List

Thunder Bay Harbour Commission

Correspondence with Marine Workers and Boilmakers Industrial Union, House of Commons Debates Official Report from February 26, 1962, newspaper clippings on the shipping industry, editorials and reports on ship-building, newspaper of the commonwealth, a copy of the Canadian Vessel Construction Assistance Act (1959), miscellaneous documents on ship-building.

This file contains information and documents on Shingwawkonse, or Little Pine, an Ojibway Chief at Garden River. Shingwauk was the son of the famous warrior and medicine man Shinguacongse. This file contains multiple photocopies of original letters and speeches. This file also contains a drawing of Shingwawkonse, a booklet titled "Shingwauk Reunion '91 Commemorative Edition of Little Pine's Journal by Augustine Shingwauk, various published articles on Shingwawkonse, a series of pages from book chapters and magazines, and a series of photocopied newspaper articles including "260 persons names used," (1975), "Ojibways learned of sale of Shingwauk Hall Friday" (1975) from The Sault Daily Star, "Chief Shingwawkonce of Garden River" by Nan Rajnovichn (1956), and "Kidakiminan (Our Land) by Kelly Roy. Additionally, this file contains a series of handwritten notes by Penny Petrone.

This file contains a series of photocopied chapters and articles including "A Vision of Trust: The Legal, Moral and Spiritual Foundations of Shingwauk Hall" by Jean L. Manore from Native Studies Review and "The Social Effects of Missionary Education: A Victorian Case Study" from Reading, Writing, and Riches. This file also contains a series of scholarly articles by David Nock including "The Canadian Indian Research and Aid Society: A Victorian Voluntary Association" and "The failure of the CMS native church policy in southwestern Ontario and Algoma." Additionally, this file contains a series of photocopied pages from newspapers containing published letters from boys at the Shingwauk Home to their parents and an article titled "Honesty and Politeness" by Johnny Maggrath.