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Article entitled "The Arctic Sublime" by Chauncey C. Loomis, published in Nature and the Victorian Imagination. Opinion piece entitled, "Arctic an Orphic" by Chauncey Loomis on an article entitled "Arctic Dreams: Imagination and Desire in a Northern Landscape" by Barry Lopez. Handwritten notes by Petrone containing excerpts from Loomis's other work, "Weird and Tropic Shores: The Story of Charles Frances Hall". Please note that this file includes discussion of settler-Indigenous relations, using language that would not be seen as sensitive or appropriate today.

Longlac Articles.

Dr. Schroeter

This file has a newspaper article titled "Tommy Longboat, Our Hero is Dead" by Big White Owl. Tom Longboat was an Onondaga long-distance runner.

This file has quotes and articles from J. Long's Voyages and Travels.

The committee that devoted specific focus to how the LUF could grow and in what direction they should move as they developed. The LRP committee planned events, conferences, and determined the needs of the congregation. They ensured the vision and mission statements were implemented.

Articles written by Long Lance included in this file are: "Indians of the Northwest" from The Mentor 12(2) March 1924, "The Sun Dance", and "Secret of the Sioux". Chief Buffalo Child Long Lance was a reporter for the Calgary Herald in the 1920s and made headlines as a war hero and movie star.

Return to work interventions, what's effective? by Patrick Loisel, md, Universit de Sherbrooke, November 2004.

Correspondence on Jack Logon.

A photocopy of an article entitled "The Martial Verse of Canadian Poetesses" by J. D. Logan published in The Canadian Magazine. Contains handwritten notes by Petrone.

This file has a small letter from Solomon Loft (Sect'y of Committee) written to Rev. G. A. Anderson (Chairman) from Deseronto, Ontario on July 20th, 1886.

This file has many articles, such as "Delay Indian Enfranchisement until Aborigines are Educated" by Mildred Cory, "The Snow-snake and the Indian Game of Snow-snaking" by F. Onondaga Loft, "A considerable unrest: F. O. and the league of Indians" by Peter Kulchyski from Native Studies Review (1988). Photocopy of a handwritten excerpt from an unknown source regarding the life of Frederick Loft.

This file has a reference letter for Miss Bernice Winton Loft (daughter of Chief William Loft of the Mohawk tribe of the Six Nations) from A. D. Hardy (Formerly the Judge of the County Court of Brant and Past President of the Brant Historical Society). It also has Haudenosaunee Traditional Stories, as well as poems written by Bernice.

Group of men seated and standing, identified as being at a lodge meeting.

Materials for RAACWI Community Forum, March 2010 including Study of Locked-In Award Recipients, WSIB; profile of recipients; summary of return to work in Ontario; survey participant letter; information about unfunded liability of the WSIB.

Institute for Work & Health Study Report on the locked-in population within the WSIB and long-term claims, February 4 2010; An Analysis of Claims Duration, WSIB with statistical 10 year summary of operations and unfunded liability, 2000; Preliminary Comments of Auditor General's Analysis of WSIB Unfunded Liability.

Research information about locked-in claims, impairment, award recipients, and benefit costs with statistics from WSIB; meeting notes from Locked in Claims study September 2010 with correspondence from ONIWG, TBIWSG; claimants contract agreements; draft agenda for ONIWG & WSIB meeting to discuss Locked in Awards Study with correspondence to WSIB; Final Report of Study of Locked-in Award Recipients Phase 1 - Descriptive Analysis of Data by WSIB.

The series contains documents such as agreements and correspondence specific to Locals at various industry sites in the Northwestern Ontario Region, including: Caland Ore Mine, Dickenson Mines, Griffith Mine, INCO, Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines, Mattabi Mines, Port Arthur Shipbuilding Company, UMEX, and more.

This file contains photocopies of newspaper articles that featured Penny Petrone: "Visit to the Holy Land Leaves Lasting Impression" (The News-Chronicle, Sept. 20 1958), "Three-Year Europe Stay Eye-Opener for Teacher" (The News-Chronicle, Sept. 10 1958), "East-West Week Talk Enjoyed," Group Reviews Congo Scenes," "Miss Petrone Addresses Association," "Annual Variety Show at Tech Proves Outstanding Success," "Tells Rotary of Travels in Poland, Czechoslovakia," "Miss Petrone Addresses CWL Members," "University Club Group Members Discuss Unemployment Picture," "Chapter to Aid Hospital" (Jan. 11 1965) as well as some original copies. There are also copies of Lions Views and News (Sept. 29 1959) which say that Petrone will be speaking at their next meeting about Russia. There are certificates/letters to Petrone: for speaking at the D's Men's Club on Nov. 10, 1958, a certificate of appreciation from the Rotary Club in 1958, a thank you letter to Petrone from a local church, a thank you letter for speaking at the Young Authors' Conference in 1985, for giving a presentation on literary criticism to the Thunder Bay Public Library in 1983 and the travel series program in 1981, a thank you card for participation in a workshop, a letter of anticipation from F.W.T.A.O. in Dryden in 1965, an invitation to speak about Africa at the Business and Professional Women's club in Atikokan in 1965 and an advertisement for the talk in The Atikokan Progress (April 22, 1965).

Photocopy of "Report of a Preliminary and General Social Survey of Port Arthur" from March 1913 as directed by the Department of Temperance and Moral Reform of the Methodist Church and the Board of Social Service and Evangelism of the Presbyterian Church. Also a photocopy of "Report of a Preliminary and General Social Survey of Fort William", also March 1913, conducted by the same organizations. Both documents have notes in the margins and are stamped by the Thunder Bay Historical Museum Society.

Includes clippings and correspondence re: Thomas Marks from his son, George R. Marks; population data solicited from the New York Times; several photographs and photographic prints; and correspondence regarding donation of photographs to the Thunder Bay Historical Museum Society.

by Fred McGuinness, Frieson Printers, Manitoba.

Includes two articles from the Thunder Bay Magazine, one about The Royal Edward (1985) and one about the history of transportation in Thunder Bay (undated). Three sets of pages from Lakehead Living: Colourful Past, one from 1984, and two from 1976 including one complete copy. Pages from Souvenir Edition: Nipigon Historical Museum. Pages from The Toronto Sun (May 1991) about the New Democratic Party in Northern Ontario and The Chronicle-Journal (July 1992) about Pigeon River. A newspaper clipping about the last drive-in theatre in Kitchener, undated. Several photocopies of articles about the Canadian Lakehead Exhibition from the 1930s, as well as a list of all the newspapers and dates for the photocopies. Several photocopies of pages from The Globe, The Times-Journal, The Daily News-Chronicle, The Port Arthur News-Chronicle, and The Port Arthur Saturday Evening concerning Canadianization, immigration, industry, the pulp and paper mill, strikes, demographics, and relief camps from the early 20th century. Three clippings from an original 1914 edition of the Port Arthur Daily News-Chronicle about immigration in a plastic sleeve. Also includes a photocopy of "The Golden Years of Theatre in Thunder Bay" by Mark Cochla, marked up, and a photocopy of a book chapter about Finnish workers in Thunder Bay pre-1914.