A folder containing correspondence about and a list of vascular plants in the Thunder Bay area. Correspondence is mainly between Erika North and Allan Harris.
This file contains a copy of a letter from Chief Pemmeenauweet to Queen Victoria. This file also includes pages 89, 93, and 134 from the book "The Micmacs and Government: Nova Scotia."
Contains a letter from the University of Alberta with contact info for someone Penny Petrone knew at Pembina Hall, a typed list of contacts including phone numbers, and a second typed list of contacts including both summer and permanent addresses (many were at Pembina Hall). Also contains a letter from the manager of Pembina Hall to a Miss M.H. Richardson offering her a room, a typed transcript of a BBC radio show about Pembina hall (alongside numerous photocopies), and an article torn from a 1988 edition of New Trail about Pembina Hall as published by the University of Alberta Alumni Association.
Pemachihan Sustained by the Land North Caribou Lake First Nation Cat Lake First Nation Land Use Plan Windigo Interim Planning Board 1998 (Report Book)
This file contains a book review by H.H Bernard of the book Bearwalk by Lynne Sallot, a freelance journalist and writer, and Tom Peltier, who grew up in an Indigenous community in Ontario, and was working in establishment of a centre for Shamanism.
This file contains photocopied pages from "No Foreign Land" an account by Wilfred Pelletier including pages 36-54, and 72-110. This file also includes a short biography about Wilfred Pelletier, who is an author of Anishibaabe descent and born in Wikwemikong on Manitoulin Island in northern Lake Huron, in "Selected American Indian Authors". Additionally, this file includes another short biography on Wilfred Pelletier in the chapter "Senior High and Adult".
Contains a photocopy of "English-Canadian Literature" by Edgar Pelham. Some annotations.
Two pages of information about Sister Pelagie with no visible citation information (p. 4-5; p.10-11). Biographical note cut to size with edits for "Sister Pelagie's Letter to Father Thibert, 1951". Sister Pelagy's note to Father Thibert as published in a photocopy of an unknown magazine, page 13-15. Photocopy of another article published in an unknown magazine, article entitled "White Lily of the North" regarding the religious profession and early life of Naya Pelagie. Picture of Naya Pelagie.
This file includes photocopied excerpts from several books and journal articles on Chief Peguis (also written Be-gou-ais, Be-gwa-is, Pegeois, Pegouisse, Pegowis, Pegqas, Pigewis, and Pigwys), aka William King, aka the Destroyer, aka Little Chip, who was Chief of the Red River Crees and one of the principal chiefs of Saulteaux First Nation. Sources include Peguis, North-West America Mission, a letter from Reverend W. Cockran, and The Reverend David Jones: Missionary at Red River 1823-38, among others. Also includes copies of speeches given and letters written by Chief Peguis alongside a newspaper clipping detailing the death of Tommy Prince, Canada's most decorated Indigenous war veteran and the grandson of Chief Peguis.
Margaret (Peggy) Tripp was a professor of Biology and of Women's Studies at Lakehead University. She was involved in the creation of the Women's Studies program, and taught until shortly before her death in 2008.
This small collection includes six photographs of Tripp with colleagues and students, two diplomas from the University of Colorado, and a Lakehead University presentation folder.
Tripp, PeggyBlack & white photograph of two ships, "Peerless," and "Sigma." "Peerless" is an Imperial Oil yacht. "Sigma" wrecked at Rossport in 1911.
Black & white photograph of two ships, rear yacht is "Peerless," and "Sigma" belonged to James Whalen.
Connecting for Change Minutes of Meeting with information about project, peer support, injured worker experiences, and related research on well-being.
WSIB Research Grant application for Connecting for Change, Injured Workers in Northwestern Ontario; summary of research focus groups, questionnaire.
Research correspondence for Connecting for Change project with pamphlet, article, contact list, summary and Minutes of Meeting.
Connection for Change meeting minutes; letter for focus group participant with selection framework; CARWH presentation notes;
Meeting minutes for Connecting for Change; Certificate of Appreciation, Steve Mantis from TBDIWSG, 2001; research summary, meeting minutes, sign-up; WSIB RAC Solutions for Workplace Change Initiative Proposal.
Transcript from Focus Group Discussion, April 2001; Connecting For Change Meeting Minutes; contact list and summary of duties; Injured Workers Focus Group Discussion, Field Notes; Peer Helper Research, Connecting for Change Public Discussions Agendas, Letter of Agreement, Project overview, planning correspondence, Interview Schedule.
Proposal for Connecting For Change, Injured Workers in Northwestern Ontario and the Effectiveness of Peer Support, Sharon Dale Stone, Lakehead University with attached project budget.
Research transcripts; summary of index tree for adjudicator and WSIB and peer support; framework for injured work peer support.
Documents relating to the Peer Helper Training Manual produced by the Thunder Bay and District Injured Workers' Support Group detailing the curriculum and the Peer Helper Handbook.
Peer Helper Committee Meeting minutes with correspondence and framework template.
Folder containing TBDIWSG Peer Helper Handbook, February 1997 nd Training Objectives.
Henrik Ibsen
Pedigree Charts for Dean family genealogy with research correspondence, 1972-1987, research notes and writing.