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An extension of the CUC, "Western Canada District UUA" was first established under a different name in 1901 and became the Western District CUC in 1982. They ran annual conferences where congregations across Western North America would meet and commune together. Materials include conference planning and reveal LUF's role in the Western district.

Photocopy and typed excerpt titled "Land" by John Westaltuk in English and Inuit, taken from Inukshuk, January 7th, 1976.

Correspondence with G.W. West, 1963.

39 photographs

Descriptions on the back of select photos:
-On Ferry - Vancouver to Victoria
-On Sulphur Mountain
-Columbia Icefields - Florence Thompson
-Columbia Icefields
-At Glacier - Columbia Icefields
-Mt. Robson
-Coffee break at
-Cascade Gardens - Banff
-Qualicum College Inn
-At Mount Robson
-Butchart Gardens
-Cascade Gardens Banff
-Campbell River
-Cathedral Grove - McMillan Park V.IS.
-Chateau Lake Louise
-Butchart Gardens
-Prospect pt. Stanley Park
-Sulphur Mt. (on top) Banff
-Banff
-Cascade Mountain, Banff
-Butchart Gardens
-Campbell River

Material relates to the Fort William Riding Association of the Ontario Confederation of Regions Party. Rogers was President of the Riding Association, and the records consist largely of his correspondence in this role.

Records relate to Party registration, and to membership, finances, and activities during the period 1989-1991, a period of trying to raise interest in Party membership and participation. Ultimately, the Fort William Riding Association folded in 1991.

The Ontario Provincial Confederation of Regions Party (COR) was established in 1989 as the Federal party was dissolved. The party was generally conservative, opposing bilingualism and multiculturalism, while also supporting environmental and farmland protections. In the 1990 Ontario election, COR received just under 2% of the vote, which would be their highest showing.

National Economics and Sociology (In German), by Werner Sombart. Meeting Reports of the Prussian Academy of Sciences (In German), 1935. Economy, Ecology, Society Politics, 1993/94.

Contains a photocopy of some handwritten verse and a note about someone by Wentworth Dillon, Earl of Roscommon, stapled to a re-typed version.

Probate records and data for Wentworth County.

Box 2: 1872-1902
Box 3: 1907-1917
Box 4: 1922-1927

Report. "Wendell K. Beckwith: A legend in the making." Produced by the Architecture and Planning Unit, Heritage Branch, Ministry of Citizenship and Culture, Ontario. Authored by Michelle Greenwald and Jean Simonton. 1983.

Quick note on the catastrophe that overwhelmed the Wendat in the 1640s. [Originally titled: Hurons]

Contains a newspaper clipping titled "The Greatness of H. G. Wells".

Correspondence between Claude Garton and Mr. A. Wellington (Clerk) of the Municipality of Paipoonge

Letter of Intent submitted to Wellesley Central Enabling Grant, September 2004, Community-University Research Alliance on Work Injury. Main focus to provide knowledge and understanding of the consequences of the workers' compensation system on injured workers socially, economically, physically. Letter of Intent to Wellesley Central from Bancroft Steering Committee, December 2003, with letter of regret from proposal.

a report by the National Council of Welfare, Summer 1992 (2 copies)

a report by the National Council of Welfare, Spring 1993

a report by the National Council of Welfare, Summer 1992

a report by the National Council of Welfare, Autumn 1991

a report by the national council of welfare, November 1987

Heather Hawkes and Debra Dubeau, Ministry of Community & Social Services, Confederation College

Welcome to the 14th Annual Meeting of the Red Lake Indian Friendship Centre July 6, 1985

Correspondence with Ralph Welch, 1958, and the announcing of Robert Welch as I.J.C. Commissioner, 1986.

Dr. Schroeter

Copies of German newspaper articles 1931-1933. Notes on German Sociology,1962.

Notepad of sources and notes by Dr. Schroeter and names of sociologists