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Letters from CODOC Working Committee on Union Standards, reports from CODOC Working Committees and CODOC coding supervisors. Memos from Standards Committee and Council of Ontario Universities (COU) and correspondence on cataloguing procedures for CODOC and Lakehead University Library: Comments on participation in Ontario Universities’ Library Cooperative Systems (OULCS) Documents Project

Book published by The Commission on the Future Development of the Universities of Ontario, December 1984.

Correspondence concerning the maintenance of the CODOC system in the library. Issues relating to CODOC-VAX distribution tape, KWOC (keyword index), author catalogue, CODOC COM catalogues and costs. Also includes Status Report on LIBDOC system and minutes of CODOC Unit Heads meeting June 20, 1980.

Book published by The Commission on the Future Development of the Universities of Ontario, June 1984.

Document about industry-wide strategy and comprehensive analysis of the issues and opportunities for the tourism sector. Strategy goes over goals, visions, and plan for the Ontario Tourism Strategy.

Correspondence with the Ontario Secondary Schools Teacher Federation, plus newspaper clippings and a President’s memo.

The file contains a copy of the 1965 Ontario Savings and Investment Group sales results, with Daniel Coghlan on the Honour Roll.

Correspondence with the Ontario Professional Foresters Association.

booklet: “The Archaeology of Northwestern Ontario, 2: Indian Rock Paintings and Carvings”, correspondence concerning an invoice for a helicopter to Marathon hospital between Claude Garton and J.A. Reilly, a memo titled “Stanley Bur Oak Threatened”, a notebook with various notes concerning Pukaskwa, Cascade River, etc., maps of Thunder Bay and the surrounding areas, notice of a by-law passing in the municipality of Paipoonge, a list of plants collected in the Michipicoten River area

An information guide to creating a custom wilderness vacation experience for Ontario.

Your Guide to the 1995 Budget, Ontario Ministry of Finance

Handwritten notes on local and district printers, radio station, high schools and libraries. Issues of newspaper Topical Dec. 9, 1977 published by the Civil Service Commission Ontario.

The Ontario Network of Injured Workers’ Groups (ONIWG) was founded in 1991 out of a growing movement of Injured Workers Groups and provincial conferences addressing proposed changes to the Workers’ Compensation system. As a collective voice for people who have been injured or made ill on the job, ONIWG provides support for navigating the Workers Compensation system with representation from 18 chapters across the province of Ontario. Connected with communities, ONIWG works with labour organizations, legal clinics, the local Office of the Worker Advisor and government representatives to lobby and advocate for Injured Workers’ rights through research and collaborative action. Peer support, justice initiatives and collective education are key elements for ONIWG’s engagement in the effort to create WCS/WSIB policy change and provide group assistance to Injured Workers at all levels of community with campaigns, events, media and resources.

This series covers the years from 1989-2021. ONIWG documents include correspondence, lobbying, and strategic planning; and represent the work of Steve Mantis who served as the ONIWG representative on the WCB Board of Directors. Key issues include Injured Workers pensions, Days of Action, cost of living protection, chronic pain coverage, Appeals Tribunal, Research Action Alliance on the Consequences of Work Injury (RAACWI), the Meredith Report, and workers’ human rights. Records also include conference planning, executive minutes, reports, and funding.

Request for financial assistance from the Ministry of Labour with proposal, correspondence and acceptance.

Informational brochure

Correspondence with and documents from the Ontario Multifaith Council on Spiritual and Religious Care

Envelope marked Private + Confidential
-Correspondence regarding: Lands for Life - Guidelines and Background Information 97.07.14
-Mineral Exploration and the Challenge of Community Relations Ian Thomson, Vice President, Technical and Environment, Orvana Minerals Corp., Vancouver Susan A. Joyce, Consultant, Social Aspects of Resource Development, La Paz, Bolivia
-Agenda
-OPA Meeting - Lands for Life Tuesday, September 23rd, 1997. Conference Call 4:00pm-5:30pm E.S.T.
-October 1996 A Report from Ernst & Young The Economic and Fiscal Contribution of the Mining Industry in Ontario Ontario Mining Association Final Report Ernst & Young

-Sustainable Mining In Ontario

The file contains correspondence from the Ontario Department of Health, Medical Services Insurance Act 1965, OMSIP, regarding medical coverage.

Celebrating 50 Years, Ontario March of Dimes, 2000-2001 Annual Report, 2001.