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Ontario Human Rights Commission, Human Rights, Accommodation of Persons with Disabilities; Ontario Ministry of Labour; Employment Standards, A Guide to the Employment Standards Act, June 1990; Dawn Canada: Disabled Women's Network Canada; The New Democrat Party, Bill 162 Petition card; Ontario Network of Injured Workers Groups, Workers' Compensation in the 1990's.

Meeting notes from the Advocacy session for the 2019 Disability & Work in Canada Conference.

This file contains planning notes and contact information for advocacy with child care centres in Marathon, Manitouwadge and Balmertown.

Aerial Satellite + Imaging Surveys (CD-R/DVD)

Aerial & Satellite Imaging Surveys by Laird van Damme - Canadian Silviculture Spring 2005

Arial Footage - High Tech Park Site 1991.

This file contains a copy of The United States News Bulletin from the American Embassy in Kabul, Afghanistan on Sat. August 15, 1959, featuring some news about the United States at the time.

This file contains five handwritten letter correspondence between Penny Petrone and Egide Laugheuduer written in French.

This file contains a booklet titled In Commemoration of the Opening Day of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa that details speeches to be given by Ethiopian officials and United Nations delegations, a booklet titled Ethiopia: General Information that details Ethiopian politics, economics, education, religion, and industry.

This file contains a handwritten note of names and addresses of teaching institutions around the world, 7 pages of printed copy of a speech titled External Aid Briefing Conference by Jean Billman detailing the foreign aid program and its importance, 7 printed pages of an article titled The Canadian Teacher and In-Service Training in an Emerging Area that details the program and expectations in foreign countries, 9 printed pages of a report titled Memorandum To All Teachers Serving Abroad Under Canada's External Aid Programs In 1963-64 detailing the difficulties of teaching abroad and acknowledging teachers currently serving abroad.

Assignments from students at Bishop Willis Teachers Training College in Uganda ("Why I chose teaching", "5 things I remember", "Death", poetry, personal essays).

This file contains a white envelope with the coat of arms of the United Kingdom, inside the envelope are two invitations to the Flag-Raising Ceremony and Independence Ceremony in Nairobi, Kenya, also inside the envelope is a police notice about following instructions for traffic and parking.

This file contains a newspaper clipping titled "Tribal Story Told: Primitive Customs Sustained" detailing African customs; a newspaper clipping from the Port Arthur News-Chronicle titled "Miss Penny Petrone Extols Charms of Dark Continent" detailing Penny Petrone's time in Africa, a treatment card from Lagos University Teaching Hospital for Penny Petrone detailing treatment for her ankle.

This file contains letter correspondence between J.D.A Bee and Penny Petrone discussing personal matters.

This file contains letter correspondence between a person in Uganda and Penny Petrone discussing her father's death, letter correspondence between Isabel and Penny Petrone discussing her father's death, letter correspondence between Alfred Petrone and Penny Petrone discussing their father's death, a newspaper clipping from the Port Arthur News-Chronicle titled "Louis Petrone Dies at Age 73", a newspaper clipping detailing Frank's Locker Plant being closed due to Louis Petrone's death, letter correspondence between Serafina and Mac discussing Louis Petrone's death.

This file contains a page from the The Atikokan (Ont.) Progress newspaper with an advertisement by the Atikokan Business & Professional Women's Club detailing Penny Petrone speaking about her experiences in Africa.

The file contains an invitation for Penny Petrone from Barry Taylor inviting her to a Sundowner (happy hour), a typewritten poem titled So, Spring written by Barry Taylor for Penny Petrone, a typewritten letter correspondence between Penny Petrone and Barry Taylor detailing his recent troubles with work and personal matters.

This file contains a wedding invitation for Penny Petrone that is printed in Ugandan, a wedding program for the wedding of Ruth Nyago and Keith Mutengu at St. Andrews Church in Jinja, Uganda.

This file contains seven handwritten pages of journal entries written by Penny Petrone discussing her trip to the Congo and her admiration for Africa, a typewritten letter from Mildred Istona from Chatelaine Magazine to Penny Petrone about purchasing her story, nine typewritten pages by Penny Petrone discussing her travels in Africa and her teaching position in Uganda, two copies of six typewritten pages by Penny Petrone discussing her travel in Uganda, six typewritten pages by Penny Petrone describing her travels to Kenya, Tanzania, Nyasaland, Northern Rhodesia, and South Africa.

This file contains 34 handwritten letter correspondences between Penny Petrone and Luisa Petrone (mother) detailing personal matters and travels in Africa, 20 handwritten letter correspondences between Penny Petrone and John Stephenson detailing personal matters and travel in Africa, a handwritten letter correspondence between Penny Petrone and Roseway Thorpe discussing Penny's travels in Africa, a handwritten letter correspondence between Penny Petrone and Rita, Mac, Eddie McCall discussing personal matters, 42 handwritten/typed pages of journal entries by Penny Petrone detailing her travels and teaching in Africa, 17 pages of printed transcripts of Penny Petrone's correspondences found in this file, 2 pages of printed transcripts of Penny Petrone's journal entries found in this file. Also contains a handwritten list of letters written to John Stephenson and to family, including dates.

Numerous handwritten and typed letters from students of Petrone's from Uganda and Kenya.

This file contains 3 typewritten pages by Penny Petrone discussing African issues with students in the Congo, a page from a magazine title "Africa" detailing tours of Central/Southern Africa, a typewritten correspondence between Rev. Fr. Philip Tidmarsh and Penny Petrone discussing payment for a tour, 13 printed pages detailing the history of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, a receipt for bank draft from the Toronto-Dominion Bank for Penny Petrone, 3 handwritten pages detailing teaching lessons, 4 printed pages titled "Fact Sheets on the" by the External Aid Office detailing the country of Uganda, 5 typewritten pages titled "Conditions in Uganda" detailing the condition of society in Uganda, one handwritten page detailing Penny's students, one handwritten note detailing personal matters, 4 pages of typewritten pages J. Mankowski of Pan American World Airways detailing general information about Senegal and Dakar, 2 pages of typewritten correspondence between Joan Weatherseed of Maclean's and Penny Petrone detailing Penny's article for the magazine, 2 handwritten pages detailing article ideas, a printed map of Uganda, 15 pages/notes detailing personal matters and travels in Africa, an invitation "A Grand All Night Dance by the Catholic Youth Association at St. Paul's Parish Ebute Metta, a typewritten page titled "Assignment - Where Elephants Have The Right Of Way", a typewritten page titled "Uganda Teacher Training College Leaving Examination 1963, 2 copies of The Parish News titled "Man or Freedom", a typewritten correspondence between Sis in Jinja and Penny Petrone detailing personal matters, 12 typewritten pages titled "Assignment Where Elephants Have The Right Of Way, 25 typewritten pages titled "Money Down the Drain", 15 handwritten pages detailing Penny's travels in Uganda, 5 typewritten pages detailing Penny Petrone's travels in Africa.

This file contains a pamphlet from the Catholic Rural Trade School in Iganga, Uganda, about the school's history and organization. There is also a typewritten letter to Penny Petrone from Ugandan teacher John Slot discussing personal matters.

Memo by Bugisu District Education Office asking to heads of schools and colleges to inform all students that circumcision will not be allowed during the school year.

Department of Labour Te Taki Mahi, New Zealand. Aftermath: The Social and Economic Consequences of Workplace Injury and Illness, associated research bundle, November 2002.

Afternoon Convocation #1 - John