Lists of plants collected on the Kenogami-Albany Rivers, booklet: “Kenogami-Albany River: Lakehead University Ecological Expedition, summer 1967”
This file has many works of George Kenny, such as: "Summer Dawn on Loon Lake", "Sunset on Portage", and "How He Served". It also includes many newspaper articles written by George Kenny with titles such as the following: "Natives face poor conditions", "Cultural symbols must be retained", and "Anishnawbe world view is as valid as anyone's".
This file contains a photocopy of the article "Direction for Canadian Poets" by Leo Kennedy (New Frontier, June 1936) and the interlibrary loan request Petrone filled out to retrieve the article on Aug. 14, 1973.
This file has biographies, letters, stories on Dan Kennedy, Ochankugahe, the pathmaker. He was Nakota from Saskatchewan. Stories like " The Amazon of the plains", "Adventures of Inktome - The Glacial Age", "Cypress Hills Massacre 1873" are all included in this file.
Correspondence with Ken Morrison, 1960-1962.
Photographic slides of various archaeological digs from around the world and in Northwestern Ontario. Slides of various forestry field studies in several regions from 1952-1995. Includes images of trees, equipment, erosion, fire damage, forest management audits, land use, geology, and genetics and tree improvement.
Armson, Kenneth AveryCorrespondence with Kembur Engineering Consultants, 1962-1963.
This file has articles on Reverend Peter Reginald Kelly (1885-1966) who was Haida and was the first Indigenous minister in the Methodist Church. He strongly believed that Indigenous people had to seek success in white society and devoted his life to it.
One cue card of handwritten notes.
Research information for Kelly families with Family Group sheet research forms; research notes; photocopies of newspaper articles for key life events; excerpt of the research article, History of Salem N H, compiled and written by Edgar Gilbert, 1907.
E. W. Eloranta. Roles: Hirtehinen, Onnetar, Peltola, Rappio, Postinkantaja
E.W. Eloranta
Elvira William
Ingeborg Maria Sick. Roles: Kuningas, Kuninkaantytar
Records of Keewatinase, the Department of Indigenous Education, Faculty of Education, Lakehead University. A significant amount of the material relates to Native Language Instructors' Program, NLIP, after 2001 known as Anishinaabemowik.
The records include reports and administrative records, program newsletters, yearbooks, student and instructor handbooks, and ephemera.
Languages represented in the program include Ojibwe/Anishinaabemowin, Oji-Cree/Anishininimowin/Severn Ojibwe, and Cree/nēhiyawēwin.
Faculty of Education, Lakehead UniversityPhotocopy of a short story from the November 1974 issue of the Keewatin Echo titled "Baby that Talked" in English and syllabics.
Keewatin Article.
This file has a collection of documents: poems, newspaper clippings, biographies on Lenore Keeshig-Tobias. One of the newspaper articles is called "Stop stealing native stories" published in The Globe and Mail by Keeshig-Tobias in 1990. Keeshig-Tobias is a Toronto-based Ojibway poet, storyteller and founding member of the Committee to Re-establish the Trickster, organized to reclaim the native voice in Literature.
Keepers of the fire, CAW Canada. VHS.
Incident Dated November 17th, 1960
Incident of November 14th, 1960
Caland Ore Company Limited Atikokan, Ontario Maintenance Department - Sequential Diagram No. 5
Caland Ore Company Limited Atikokan, Ontario Maintenance Department - Sequential Diagram No. 4
Correspondence Regarding Josaphat Hurtubise
This file contains a photocopy of the article "The Old World Meets the New: Some Repercussions, 1492-1800" by Benjamin Keen.
Kay Hakala Retirement Master Copy May '89
Kay Hakala Retirement
Schiller suom. A. Oksanen. Roles: Lady, Presidentti, Miller, Edward, Sohvi, Rouva, Loviisa, Pres. kamaripal, Ruhtin. Palvelija, Von Kalb, Wurm, Ferdinand
Eino Kalima. Roles: Miina, Ville, Eino, Tuomas, Hilma, Helena Makinen, Antti Lassinen, Polisi, Maamittarin Apulainen, Kansaa