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Documents relating a series of art prints, series of correspondence between CIWA employees discussing various labour organizations and events, contact list of labour organizations, series of newsletters from labour organizations, CIWA Lexicon, series of correspondence between Steven Mantis of CIWA and government departments discussing fundings.

TBDIWSG pamphlets for Occupational Health & Safety Act WHMIS, WSIA, membership, and Day of Mourning.

Information about experience rating; statement from United States House of Representatives House Education and Labour Committee Hearing regarding underreporting of workplace injury with related news article.

Adi Hedman. Roles: Kivipelto, Nirnismies, Lonnin-Leena, Tallintaus

Manuscript entitled "Nolalu"; Map of Nolalu area (Lybster Township); Interviews with early residents of area; Manuscript entitled "Finnish Settlements along the Port Arthur Railroad"; Copied excerpts from Lybster S.S. # 1 cash and minute book 1915-47; School petitions for Lybster area, 1904-19; Photocopy of Canadian National Railways ticket for P.D. train (1923-28); List of original Lybster/Nolalu landowners and mine locations 1888-1956; Photocopied newspaper clippings about railways Trunkline and P.D., Cyclone of 1938, Nolalu area, Rosval and Voutilainen's remembrance - the two union leaders who were found dead near Onion Lake Road in 1929( 1930)

Correspondence with the ‘town’ of Nolalu, 1962-1965

Mika Waltari

K. O. Tanner. Roles: Markalainen, Kaisa, Mikko, Jukka, Kaarlo

Lauri Haarla. Roles: Lempi, Elianor, Janne, Zuleima, Ville

Correspondence and information on NODIC

"dedicated to Loren Glickman"

Two copies: one arranged for bassoon with piano, and the other arranged for bassoon with orchestra.

Contains a Christmas card from David Nock to Penny Petrone including his new address at the University of Edinburgh.

This file includes negatives from Lakehead University’s N.O.B. Alumni Staff from October in 1993.

No. 5 Civil Service of Canada Qualifying examination Penmanship

News clippings, writing pieces by youth, Northern Connections publication, brochures and newsletters from United Church and other organizations. Wide variety of topics including same sex marriage, homophobia, community safety, and supporting youth.

Contains a newspaper clipping about the purchase of human remains on eBay and their return by Jennifer Niven, as well as several photocopies of a letter sent by Niven to Penny Petrone requesting permission to quote her book.

Contains an essay written on Frederick Niven's novels.

This file contains information from the Glenbow Museum. This includes two copies of a booklet of Wolf Collar's Story Robe and information on Powwow Dance Styles: including Men's Buckskin and Women's Traditional, Chicken Dance, Men's Traditional Dance, Men's Fancy Dance, Women's Fancy Dance, Women's Jingle Dance, Grass Dance, Tiny Tots, and Inter-Tribal. It also contains documents of Our Sacred Places titled "Napi's Gambling Place", which is described as a meadow called Utsitakakspi, "Napi and the Rolling Rock" which details a story of how broken pieces of rocks are found on the prairies, "Ksiistsi-komm-Thunder" which gives the reason behind the opening of Thunder Medicine Pipe Bundles each spring, and "The First Marriage" which contains a story taking place at Women's Buffalo Jump in Alberta. The file contains a document titled "A Winter Count" describing the meaning of the counts dating from 1764 to 1924 and giving examples of important events. Another document titled "Raw Eater's Story Robe" contains an interpretation of Raw Eater, a respected leader among the Siksika during the late 1800s. Stories were provided by Rosie Runner in 1957. Additionally, a document titled "Our Language" contains Niisitapi language translations to English.

Juhani Tervapaa

booklet: “Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources: Reconnaissance Life and Earth Science Inventory of the Nipigon River”, booklet: Ministry of Natural Resources: “Lake Nipigon Provincial Park: Background Information (draft)”, booklet: Nipigon Bay: Remedial Action Plan, pamphlet: “The History of Lake Nipigon, booklet: “Lake Nipigon: Fisheries Assessment Unit – Preliminary Investigation of Rainbow Smelt Spawning Activity on Lake Nipigon”, results from a vegetation test on Lake Nipigon from The Canadian Field-Naturalist

Collections and checklists from Nipigon River in 1993

A revitalization plan for Nipigon based on a concept of a children's book "Paddle to the Sea". Key components of the plan involve the construction of a family theme park and promenade. Front Street (the main street in Nipigon) will also be redeveloped in the theme of the book.

Vascular Plants of the Nipigon River Mouth Nature Reserve, booklet: “Nature Northwest: Thunder Bay Field Naturalists” (vol. 58 no. 2, May 2004)