Living Legacy Trust
Ontario’s Value-Added Wood Products Market Potential in the U.S. Great Lakes States
Volume 4 Opportunities Report
Woodbridge Associates INC. In Association with Clayton Research Associates
Living Legacy Trust
Ontario’s Value-Added Wood Products Market Potential in the U.S. Great Lakes States
Volume 3 Product Benchmarks
Woodbridge Associates INC. In Association with Clayton Research Associates
Living Legacy Trust
Ontario’s Value-Added Wood Products Market Potential in the U.S. Great Lakes States
Volume 2 Industry Profiles
Woodbridge Associates Inc. In Association with Clayton Research Associates
Living Legacy Trust
Assessment of the Status and Future Opportunities of Ontario’s Solid Wood Value-Added Sector
Final Summary Report
June 26, 2001
Living Legacy Trust
Assessment of the Status and Future Opportunities of Ontario’s Solid Wood Value-Added Sector
Research Report
June 26, 2001
Correspondence via email by Erika North involving funding and information for the Living Legacy Trust grant for the project Northern Ontario Plant Database and Website.
As the Lands for Life project concluded, the Province designated the Living Legacy Trust fund to support land use planning and natural resources and environmental management. This fund ran from 1999 to 2004, and remaining monies were granted to Lakehead University for related projects.
The records here consist mostly of reports of projects funded by the Trust.
This file contains multiple works by Dorothy Livesay including poetry, articles, and interviews as well as articles about her impact on Canadian literature. Additionally, there are Penny Petrone's own annotated copies of some of her works as well as copies of student essays. There are also two pieces of Livesay's correspondence. One titled "Brief to the Moir Committee Presented by Dorothy Livesay", is an appeal to get more Canadian literature into Canadian university syllabi written to the MOIR committee. The other is from Waterloo University to Livesay encouraging her to critique writing from a creative writing class. The work from this class is also included along with the letter.
Live Safe! Work Smart! Grade 9 / Grade 10 Health and Safety Resources for Ontario Secondary School Teachers. 5 volumes.
Live Safe! Work Smart! Grade 11 / Grade 12 Draft Health and Safety Resources for Ontario Secondary School Teachers. 6 volumes.
Documents relating to the National Aboriginal Network on Disability (NAND) training package on Little Mountain and If They Would Only Listen, a VHS tape titled "Little Mountain & If They Would Only Listen"
This file contains a list of magazines along with their prices
This file has an article titled "Saskatchewan and its people" that references Little Bear and the stories he shared, a paper written by Leroy Little Bear titled "A concept of Native title", and a newspaper article published in The Native People by Leroy Little Bear on June 4, 1976 titled "Why Indians say they Didn't give up land".
This file contains the newspaper clipping entitled "Literature, The Bible and Human Experience" written by Alison Dacey (Chronicle-Journal/Times-News, May 18 1991), which discusses the Bible's impact on English literature.
A file case that contains Penny Petrone's research notes and bibliographical references on notecards related to the mechanics of literature, as well as some note cards marking the progress of her research on Indigenous peoples.
This file contains a handout "What is a Balanced Literature Program?", discussing what areas of literature/literacy should be taught to grades 1-6.
This file has a number of different journal articles and literature on Indigenous writers and Indigenous literature. Some of these articles include: "Voices in the shadows", "James Constantine Pilling and the Literature of the Native Peoples" by Joyce M. Banks, and "Taking their place in the Narrative" by Adrienne Kertzer.
This file contains the article "An Approach to the Study of Literature" by Prof. R.G. Woodman. This article appeared in The Bulletin on Jan. 30, 1960.
This file contains assignments by Petrone's students on the creation of "Creative Units".
Newspaper and magazine clippings of Canadian content in popular culture from the 1970
This file contains a test/exam from the University of Ottawa in May 1966 from the class/topic Practical Literary Criticism.
Review of A Primer of African-Canadian Literature by George Elliot Clarke, March 1996; research notes, May 1990; Time Magazine article on world fiction writers, February 1993, with edits; research notes.
[Notes from Sessions]
Notes from literacy group sessions
Newspaper Articles: Lake Superior's bottom boasts lots of life (the Chronicle Journal), [Shipwreck], Calypso crew films sunken Gunilda, Custeau's Son Takes the Wheel (Times - News), Calypso decks in Thunder Bay, Calypso exploring Superior, Boyhood Dream of Flatt is still Being Pursued March 4/71, One Diver Died Trying to raise "Gunilda" (Today Magi zine Mar. 29 1980), Calypso exploits, Broennle still hopes to raise Gunilda, and Diver hopes to recover treasures of the depths.
Notes: Indian Legends of Canada Ella Elizabeth Dark, and Short Stories
Short Stories: Vickers Park, The Gunilda, Current River Park, The Edmund Fitzgerald, and Nanabojou Comes to Thunder Bay.
Word lists
Notes
Newspaper Articles: Starting out vol. 3, no. 5, April 1985: Federal grants distributed for tutor training programs, Library literacy project gets government grant.