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Photocopied newspaper clippings of Finnish-Canadian track and field athletes in Thunder Bay District.

Photocopied newspaper clippings of Finnish-Canadians in rowing and swimming competitions in 1936 and 1939.

Computer printouts of outstanding purchase orders, closing balances, budget revision, and closing departmental balances and summary report. Also includes budget data based on information collected by Canadian Association of College and University Libraries (CACUL), current subscriptions by departments and allocations.

Information about the clothing allowance policy at the WCB; Brief History of the Fight to Stop the Cuts to Clothing Allowances; correspondence regarding WSIB benefits for workers with a permanent disability.

Photocopied typed oral histories of sports clubs arranged alphabetically. Oral history content was Project Bay Street 3, Sports.

This series consists of copied newspaper clippings, notes, and other records detailing the history of the club. The series is composed of the following files:
-Club History/Wild Flowers of Thunder Bay (Box 1, File 16)
-Information on Past Presidents, 1933-82 (Box 1, File 17)
-Claude Garton the Person and Achievements (Box 1, File 18)
-Newspaper Clippings (Box 1, File 19)

This file contains a brief bibliography, biographical handwritten notes, and newspaper clippings on the life of George Clutesi. George Clutesi (who died in Feb 1988 in B.C.), was an author and painter. He was Tseshaht - a member of the Alberni Inlet branch of the Vancouver Island people. He published two books: a collection of homiletic tales, Son of Raven, Son of Deer (1967), and a historical fable "Potlatch" (1969). Clutesi also shared and broadcasted Indigenous Traditional Stories over CBS and a province-wide network in B.C.

Correspondence Regarding the Promotion of Education and Information in the Field of Human Rights, Research Questions, Correspondence and Notes Regarding the Planning of the Conference.

CN Railway 1908
Loading Steel in Westfort

April 1965 edition of “In Canada Trainman”, August 18th, 1965 editorial from the “Calgary Herald”, newspaper clippings on CPR, and one newspaper clipping with attached correspondence about Mr. Fisher, handwritten correspondence, August 8th 1965 “Summary of Address to Railway Labour Association Picnic” by Douglas Fisher, an unreadable (faded) sessional paper, further correspondence and newspaper clippings on the CPR, CPR 1964 annual report, newspaper clippings and correspondence, and a press release.

Correspondence on the CNR and a Memorandum from 1961 with respect to pension and benefits.

Correspondence on the Royal Commission on Transport, a brief read to the Royal Commission on Transportation by Mr. Fisher, a Submission of Canadian National Railways to the Royal Commission on Railway Transportation in Canada titled “Statutory and Related Rates on Grain and Grain Products in Western Canada” (1959), Submission to the Royal Commission on Transportation by the International Railway Unions (1961), various pieces of correspondence and newspaper clippings, and miscellaneous documents related to the Royal Commission on Transport.

Correspondence with various peoples on CNR (1965), a CNR map of Manitoba, and meeting minutes from the Standing Committee on Railways, Canals and Telegraph Lines. (1964)

Newspaper clippings on the CNR

The second report of the Sessional Committee on Railways, Air Lines and Shipping. The report focuses on pensions and benefits. (1961)

CNR clippings and pamphlets on various topics.

Further correspondence and newspaper clippings on the CNR. 1961-1962. The correspondence is with a variety of individuals and covers a number of subjects, but they all fall under the umbrella of the CNR.’

Correspondence with CNR (1965), year-end review for 1964 by Donald Gordon, November 16th, 1964 CN management Bulletin, correspondence with attached clippings, March 1959 booklet containing information on the “Diesel Case”, a dispute between the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and Canadian National Railway Company”, a petition of the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America, further correspondence, the CNR Capital Budget and Estimated Income Account for 1958 and 1959, questions posed by Mr. Fisher to the house with answers, an April 21, 1958 address by Donald Gordon titled “Background and Accomplishment”, Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen Press Release, the 1958 annual report of the Canadian National Railways Securities Trust, extremely damaged correspondence with good condition correspondence.

Summary of the Annual Report of Canadian National Railways for 1964, correspondence with CNR, Report of the Chairmain of the Fort William Industrial Committee 1963.

Newspaper clippings from 1964, an address from Donald Gordon titled “World Trends in Trasportation” (1964), an address from Donald Gordon titled “Grain on the Move” (1962), a report titled “Canadian National Railways and the Province of Quebec”, an address by Donald Gordon titled “The Idea and the Spirit” (1964), and faded newspaper clippings.

C.N.R. correspondence from the entirety of Mr. Fisher’s term, 1958-1965

CNR 1961: Correspondence and an address by Donald Gordon titled “Facing Facts in Financial Reporting” (1959), a report released by the Minister of Labour on the commission inquiring into matters arising from the running of trains of the CNR through certain terminals (1965), newspaper clippings, a clipping from a journal article, folded documents, containing correspondence and reports, as well as clippings, a 1971 brief with correspondence from the Alberta Branch of the Canadian Railway Employees’ Pension Association regarding CNR pension.

Correspondence and newspaper clippings on the C.N.R., a telegram, a report titled “Movements within Winnipeg Terminals”, a submission to the Government of Canada from The National Legislative Committee International Railway Brotherhoods, and “Exhibits of Submission” to the Senate Special Committee on Manpower and Employment by the Railway Association of Canada, an agreement between an unknown party and the Royal Trust Company, a CN booklet titled “A New Plan of Organization”, and statistics on the CNR Company Western Region, as well as vast amounts of correspondence