Correspondence with National Employment Service and newspaper clippings on the subjects. 1965.
Information folder with Injured Worker Case Studies and National Day of Mourning.
Prepared for Task Force on Child Care, The DPA Group Inc., December 1984
Dr. Schroeter
Correspondence with the National Council of Canadian Labour and an accompanying November-December 1963 Edition of the National Labour Journal.
National Congress of Italian-Canadians blank letterhead and informational leaflet. National Network of Italian Canadian Women conference preliminary program. Report by National Congress of Italian-Canadians entitled "A Supportive Italian Language Program at all Academic Levels." "Thinking of You" card from signed by members of the National Congress of Italian-Canadians.
Planning information notes for the CAW - WCB Conference. Pamphlets for CAW Campaign, Fighting for Justice and Dignity for Injured Workers Jobs or Full Compensation; CAW Sisterhood; Workers Health Strategy, Workers Compensation, Common Issues Common Fight are included with planning notes, speakers biography, financials, RAACWI newsletter, correspondence and Conference 2008 agenda.
Documents relating to the National Conference on Disability and Work detailing Conference Proceedings.
Documents relating to the National Conference on Disability and Work detailing Conference Proceedings.
This file contains information from the Canadian Day Care Advocacy Association regarding National Child Care including the pamphlet Our Children Are Worth It: The Costs and Benefits of a National Child Care System for Canada; "Proposed New Federal Policy on Financing Child Care: A Series of Fact Sheets"; "Facts, Projections and Proposals", "Value for Dollars-Avoiding False Solutions to Child Care Funding".
National Capital Commission and related documents, such as pamphlets, papers, correspondence, newspaper clippings, press releases, internal communications, statistics, 1986-1987 annual report, a “Moorside” pamphlet, and a 1989-1990 Annual Review by the National Capital Commission. Most of the documents relate to the “mile circle”. 1980s-1990s.
Correspondence, newspaper clippings, reports, speeches, and various other documents relating to the National Capital Commission. 1960s-1970s.
This book includes an overview of the national cancer program, scientific opportunities, cancer control, etc. Was created by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Trial Reports (Annual Meeting of Participants):
The National Cancer Institue fact book contains information on cancer statistics, budget data, AIDS, extramural programs, etc. Created by the Public Health Service and the U.S Department of Health and Human Services.
Agenda of Working Meeting, List of Members, Mandate of the National Advisory Panel, Proposed Timetable, Proposed Evaluation Criteria, Proposed External Referee Request, List of Proposals - 1st Round, Excerpt on Centres of Excellence from Winegard Report and Sharing Our Future, Text of Ministers Address to the AUCC Conference April 1988, Programme Guide on Centres of Excellence, Press Release Announcing Panel Members, Biographical Notes - Panel Members, Attendees - 1st Working Meeting, And Guest List - Minister's Dinner.
This file contains the pamphlet "Child Care".
Native Council of Canada, March 1990 (3 copies)
Natural Selection, Social Stratification and the Problem of Generations (In German), by Theodor Geiger
This file contains a booklet titled "Naskapi Independence and the Caribou" by Alan Cooke detailing information about about Nicol Finlayson, who established Fort Chimo, on Koksoak River and the relationship with the Naskapis. This file also includes an article from a magazine titled "The Naskapi Child' by Alika and Ray Webber detailing information about a Naskapi child's upbringing. Additionally, this file contains an article from a magazine titled "String Figures" by Vera Fidler describing the Inuit string games.
This file contains a page from an undisclosed book with entry information for the R.M.S. Nascopie, an Arctic supply ship in operation from 1912-1947. During World War I the Nascopie carried supplies between European ports. As a semi-icebreaker owned and operated by the Hudson's Bay Company it was then used for transporting trade goods, supplies and passengers in the Eastern Arctic; it sank in the Hudson Strait in 1947.