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The booklet provides an overview of various programs offered by the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation. Enterprises North Job Creation Program, Northern Ontario Youth Internship and Co-op Program, Northern Ontario Young Entrepreneur Program, Small Business Energy Conservation Program, Emerging Technology Program, and Infrastructure and Community Development Program,.

A management plan for Rudy Lake Provincial Park. The document identifies issues and presents options for the management of this park.

The study is to develop a responsive, realistic and implementable Tourism Development Strategy for Schreiber. The study looks at the potential tourism resources, and public participation in the study. Included with the study is a Schreiber Heritage and Tourism Committee bylaws packet.

Final report from study/project related to the tourism, development and guidelines. Objectives for the project were to develop guidelines to assist Provincial and Federal Governments to maximize allocation of funds regarding to tourism, and to help identify and utilize organizations to help in economic development.

Report discusses dealing with rainbow trout populations on Lake Superior's north shore. The booklet is sectioned into two parts.

Report discusses the status of rainbow trout in the Lake Superior, focused on the Canadian waters. Report goes over biological data collected by anglers. 3186 Samples from 58 streams were obtained during the study.

Survey for gathering information about individual's outdoor recreation activities in Northwestern Ontario.

A commission report to investigate the role of tourism on the islands and shoreline of Lake Superior from Terrace Bay to Silver Islet. The intention of the report is to gather background information for potential future land use for these areas and public views on tourism for said areas.

A report on research and planning components of marketing on-road motorcycling tourism in Northern Ontario.

Minutes for:
1958-1964.
1964-1971.
1971- 1984.
1984 - 1989.
1990- 1993.
1993 -1996.
1996- 2000.
2000- 2003.

Received in a large legal envelope, includes receipts, bank statements, invoices, and building fund deposit book.

Includes membership committee documents outlining duties and role in LUF, has materials from other UU fellowships and the CUC on growing memberships; membership lists 1965-2005; attendance statistics 2002-2007.

Letters, booklets, and brochures about how to govern and organize the congregation.

In addition to weekly Sunday Services, the LUF hosts special services such as memorials and weddings, and runs programs and events for members and the community to attend. The Religious Education committee frequently ran educational workshops for both adults and children, which often focused on spirituality and identity. The LUF took part in community events such as “Bicycle 4 Humanity” and cleaning up the highways, and offered services to the community such as the Empty Bowls/Caring Hearts program. Materials here include event planning records, promotional posters, correspondence, and planning for such events and programs.

Organized by decade: 1960s; 1970s; 1980s; 1990s; Includes hymns, poetry, programming information, and organizational updates. Individual booklets are not arranged in any specific order.

Printed from the web. Includes "Affirmations".

Binder labeled "Wedding Ceremony Examples and some services by Ellen Taylor 1975-89" includes templates, transcriptions, and records of weddings she officiated.

Includes bazaar licence and lottery reports. Service auctions were ways for people to offer and receive assistance. Rather than auctioning off items for funding, the members would offer services such as cleaning vents and filing taxes. Money went back to the board.

The LUF held their first several meetings in the homes of the Board members. As they grew and became a larger community, they started meeting at local centers and renting out halls. Finally, in 1984 they moved to their own building on Algoma St. The building was adequate, but was not the ideal location since it had poor accessibility and required constant upkeep. From the 1990s up until the late 2010s the LUF regularly discussed the prospect of a new building and sought new ways to better the Algoma building.

Includes lectures from the UUA Historical society, newspaper clippings, photo negatives, and reports. This material was received with sticky notes telling the administrator to store it with 'history and archive binders' and files labeled 'history.' Includes newspaper clippings and photographs, and older material on the initial purchase of the building.

Probate records and data for Wentworth County.

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

Probate records and data for Ontario, arranged by county or region. 1892.

Box 7: Lincoln, Welland, Haldimand, Norfolk, Elgin, Kent, Essex, Lambton, Middlesex
Box 8: Oxford, Brant, Waterloo, Perth, Huron. Project admin file.
Box 9: Wellington, Bruce, Grey, Simcoe, Dufferin, Peel, Halton, York
Box 10: Victoria-Haliburton, Durham and Northumberland, Peterborough, Hastings, Prince Edward, Lennox and Addington, Frontenac, Leeds-Grenville
Box 11: Glengarry Stormont and Dundas, Prescott-Russell, Carleton, Lanark, Renfrew, Muskoka, Parry Sound, Sudbury-Nipissing, Algoma, Manitoulin, Kenora and Rainy River, Thunder Bay