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Questionnaires from the History Department of the University of Turku, Finland on Finnish immigrants who have returned to reside in Finland, and Finnish immigrants residing in North America.

Questionnaires from Bay Street Project III sent to athletes, trainers, coaches from the Finnish Athletic Clubs (English and Finnish).

Some response letters on various questionnaires including survey of working conditions at Libraries in Ontario, library holdings, new or renovated library buildings, archives, offprints, salary survey and academic status for Librarians. Also includes a library questionnaire by Commission on Canadian Studies. The cover letter points out the questionnaire is to determine the location and extent of library holdings and other source materials. National Science Library questionnaire is included to determine need and configuration of future retrospective searching capabilities for Canada.

External correspondence on library related issues and various questionnaires from federal and provincial Library organizations. In particular a questionnaire on Institutional Archives by the Consultative Group on Canadian Archives.

Tables containing preliminary data on University Libraries (CARL Libraries and other smaller university Libraries), 1974-75. Data collected includes general institutional statistics information taken from surveys.

Questionnaires and surveys on library policies and procedures. Annual reports of University and College Libraries from the Dominion Bureau of Statistics, Ottawa are included.

• Authors: Paul Robinson and Keith Wood
• Psychology department at Lakehead University

Questionnaire for Finnish-Canadian residents, residing
in Northwestern Ontario before 1940.

Replies from questionnaire about Finnish immigrants in Thunder Bay.

This file contains lecture notes from a class Penny Petrone taught called "The Art of Questioning".

This file contains work by Petrone's students that pertain to poetry and the potential questions that can be asked by the teacher when teaching a lesson, mainly concerning the poems "Sea-Fever" and "High Flight".

This file contains two copies of "Quest: Canada's Urban Magazine," one from December 1982 and the other from April 1983.

Correspondence between Claude Garton and Joan Crowe with those working for Queen’s University, including Dr. Adele Crowder and A.E. Garwood (Assistant Curator) concerning the loan of specimen, as well as Queen’s University Department of Biology – Development Plan 1975-1980, A History of the Biology Department and the Fowler Herbarium of Queen’s University (1966)

Copy of article, Workers describe the effect of the workers' compensation process on their health, A Qu bec study by Katherine Lippel.

Dr. Schroeter

This file contains a newspaper clipping from The Globe and Mail (Sept. 13, 1994) of the story "Secession of Quebec inevitable now".

Newspaper and magazine articles on Quebec politics, late 70s to mid 80s

Québec legal remedies available to victims of psychological harassment at work, by K. Lippel, Université du Québec à Montréal, inbiose.

booklet: “Flora and Vegetation of the Gaspe Peninsula” by Dr. Pierre Dansereau, article: “Plant Records of the Ungava Peninsula, New to Quebec” by Paul F. Maycock, booklet: “Mont St. Hilaire: The Gault Donation to McGill University – Botanical Studies on Mont St. Hilaire, Rouville County, Quebec” by P.F. Maycock

Reprint of "The story of Pudlaksaq" by Francois Quasa in two languages

Institute for Work & Health, Annual Report 2002; Qualitative Methods in Health Research, Office of Behavioral and Social Sciences Research, National Institutes of Health.

QL Systems Limited search agreement with Lakehead Library plus correspondence.
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Seven pages of handwritten research notes with biographical information about Qitlak, migrations, Inuit history, historical timeline. Cut out article from uncited newspaper entitled "The last migration of Inuit retraced", nd.

5 page narration account of Qaviaktar (a Coppermine Inuit) by Rev. Maurice Metayer detailing his fathers murder in 1895.