Correspondence with the International brotherhood of Boilermakers, Ironship builders, Blacksmiths, Forgers and Helpers (1961).
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers correspondence, “Statement on Declaration of Intent Canadian National Railways to Unilaterally Operate Crews Through Recognized Terminals”, a memorandum concerning the CPR vs the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fireman and Enginemen, correspondence, various other miscellaneous documents regarding the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and and Enginemen.
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen correspondence, transcript of proceedings in the Applications for Certification in several boards and unions, and further correspondence.
Dr. Schroeter
This file contains a clipping of the article "Life a mixture of traditional and modern for Inuit on Broughton Island" from The Chronicle Journal March 28, 1989. This file also contains a typewritten copy of what appears to be an essay by Jeela Alikatuktuk Moss-Davies, who is from Broughton Island.
Xerox copies of official documents for Theodor Geiger (In German)
Planning Report Problems and Issues. Background Report on Problems and Issues. Draft Report on Problems and Issues 19983. Panning Report Problems and Issues. Research. Background Report on Problems and Issues. Lakehead University: M.C.U. Capital Grants Number () and Value of Applications and Approvals 1977/78 - 1983/84. Background Report on Problems and Issues. Dean of Arts
This file contains a photocopy of the article "The Development of Poetry in Canada, 1880-1940" by E.K. Brown, which appeared in Poetry: A Magazine of Verse.
Correspondence with Garnet Brown, 1964.
Correspondence with J.C. Brown, 1963
Correspondence with R.P Brown, 1963
Bruce County Childcare Planning Committee
Correspondence with Harry Bruce, 1965
This file contains a handwritten note regarding research into Fred Bruemmer. Also articles: "The Tree-line" by Fred Bruemmer published in The Beaver Autumn 1978, pp. 26-31; photocopied excerpt from We Lived by Animals, an exhibition created by the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs that contains text from "Seasons of the Eskimo: a Vanishing Way of Life" by Fred Bruemmer dated 1971; "The Polar Eskimos" by Fred Bruemmer published in The Beaver, Spring 1979, pp. 24-33; "Collecting eider duck eggs in Hudson Strait" by Fred Bruemmer published in Canadian Geographic June-July 1982 pp. 36-43.
Correspondence between Claude Garton and Daniel Brunton, Scot Stewart, the Ministry of Natural Resources and others, as well as a Checklist of Vascular Plants of LaVerendrye Park by Daniel Brunton in 1987
Collections and inventories by Sue Bryan of White Lake Provincial Park, Lake of the Woods, Wilson Island, Lake St. Joseph, Teaubeau Lake (Grassy Lake), Achapi Lake/Albany River, Fort Severn, and Savant Lake Area, with some notes/correspondence from Erika North.
Bryophyte Ecology: A review with special emphasis on the effects of natural and anthropogenic disturbances in northern forest
Dr. Steven G. Newmaster and Heather Cole
Floristic Diversity Research Group - Biodiversity Institute of Ontario Department of Botany, University of Guelph
May 20, 2004
Bryophyte Ecology: A review with special emphasis on the effects of natural and anthropogenic disturbances in northern forest
Dr. Steven G. Newmaster and Heather Cole
Floristic Diversity Research Group - Biodiversity Institute of Ontario Department of Botany, University of Guelph
May 20, 2004
Copies of collections of specimen by Paul Barclay sent to Claude Garton, with some hand-written notes.
Information regarding WSIB use of a report by the Institute for Work & Health on the adequacy of workers' compensation benefits. Research and responses focus on WSIB claims pre-1990s, disability benefits, poverty for claimants, better at work principles, and adequacy with equity.
This file contains a newspaper clipping from The Globe and Mail (Aug. 7 2004) of a review of the Ernest Buckler collection titled "Thanks for Listening: Stories and Short Fictions by Ernest Buckles". The article is entitled "More Mountain than Valley".
Review Essay, The Buckskin Curtain as Shibboleth and Security Blanket, by Dr. Schroeter, 1977. Dr. Schroeter
This file has photocopies of handwritten letters from the late 1840s-50s, along with newsletters, articles, biographies on Henry Budd. Henry Budd was a Hudson's Bay Company clerk, farmer, teacher, and first Indigenous person ordained as an Anglican priest in North America (1850). He was acknowledged to be one of the most dedicated missionaries in the NorthWest. Budd's diary entries (1852) are said to be an example of pioneer missionary literature revealing useful information on the weather and the spiritual, secular everyday activities of the members of his congregation.
This file includes the 1989 -1992 annual fund information and cost, Nor’Wester design costs, budget requests and the transferring of funds of the Alumni Association of Lakehead University.