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File · 1992-2013
Part of Steve Mantis fonds

Information from tracking outcomes for Injured Workers Advisory Committee with meeting minutes; WSIB satisfaction survey summary; supplemental analysis of CPP Disability Benefits and WSIB Benefits 1992-1994; research on prospective outcomes of injury study and mental health; research plans and action items overview..

Toye, William
File · 1981-2000
Part of Dr. Penny Petrone fonds

This file contains a series of correspondence between William Toye at the Oxford University Press, Canada, and Penny Petrone from 1981-2000. There is also a letter from Eugene Benson, 1995, a letter from Joanne Shurvell, 1990, and an empty envelope. This file also contains page 7 from the Agora dated January 1996. A typewritten copy of a quote from "Canadian Indian Literature: From Its Oral Tradition to the Present." A Memorandum agreement made by Penny Petrone and Oxford University Press Canada dated 29th July 1987 are included in this file. This file contains page 59 from "Royal Ontario Museum." A document titled "The Oxford Companion to Canadian Literature" that contains a "outline of certain stylistic conventions and content suggestions" to contributors. A Oxford University Press Canada invitation to a party to mark the publication of The Oxford Companion to Canadian Literature from William Toye. This file also contains a Native Literature in Canada Media List dated September 1990. Additionally, this file contains a series of handwritten notes by Penny Petrone.

Toye, William
File · 2000
Part of Dr. Penny Petrone fonds

Contains an envelope addressed to Penny Petrone. Inside is a letter from William Toye and newspaper clippings from a 2000 edition of The National Post of a book review for First Nations? Second Thoughts by Tom Flanagan.

Township of Hamilton
File · 1803-1890
Part of Marshall Dean family fonds

This file contains a photocopy of records of people who lived or moved to the township of Hamilton from the early to mid 1800s. Alongside this are many pages of handwritten notes about how these records relate to different parts of the Dean family.