Articles written by Mark Kalluak. Photocopy of September/October 1977 edition of Issumavvik, cover page, table of contents, and story titled "Three Sleepless Nights" in syllabics and English. Photocopy of article from Inuktitut magazine from spring 1979 titled "Fifteen years as a businessman" in English, syllabics and Inuit language. Editorial from Keewatin Echo issue from March 1970. Editorial from Keewatin Echo from January 1971, Typed letter from Kalluak to the Inuit Cultural Institute, February 16 1978. Short article from a community newspaper titled "To my Readers" dated August 15, 1963. Editorial from Keewatin Echo October 1972. Article from Keewatin Echo May 1973 titled "Story of Inukshuk." Copy of Uqaqta magazine, issue 2 from December, 1985. Article titled "Early Trading Years are Over" highlighted. Typed copies of extracts of articles written by Kalluak. Handwritten notes.
Two short poems/songs recited by Kibbarjuk, "The Lemming's Song" and "The Owl Woos the Snow-bunting."
Photocopy of an article titled "Jim Kilabuk Remembers: Shamans, Ghosts and Whalers" written by Richard W Daitch and with illustrations by Andrew Karpik. It is Kilabuk's memories of his childhood told to and recorded by Daitch, presented in English and syllabics. Small book titled "Jim Kilabuk Remembers: My First Seal" written by Richard W. Daitch and illustrated by Andrew Karpik, about sealhunting when Kilabuk whas a child, published 1986. Typed copy of the text of the book.
Pamphlet of museum notes from the Newfoundland Museum titled "Inuit in Labrador," published fall 1991. Photocopy from Inuit Studies journal vol 4 no 1-2, titled "The Inuit of Southern Quebec-Labrador: Reviewing the Evidence" by J. G. Taylor, published 1980. First page of the next article from the same volume, written in French. Photocopy of pages 6-15 from "In the Wilds of Labrador." Photocopy of article written by Judith Solomon, title cut off, about a mission house burning down in Nain. Typed excerpt from a story about a fire. Book about Labrador titled "Alluring Labrador: A journey through Labrador," with information about history, communities/places, facts for travelers, climate, transportation, publications, government, organizations, resources/industry, medical, education, and an excerpt from a diary written by Lydia Campbell in 1894. Photocopies from pages 264-275 of "The Canadian Historical Review" titled "The case of Bayne and Brymer: an incident in the early history of Labrador." A typed copy of a story printed on thin paper titled "Tikisiak" about a folk legend from Nain about a polar bear shaped rock that is sometimes visible. Review of the book "Labrador Eskimo Settlements of the Early Contact Period" by J. Garth Taylor. Photocopy of a newspaper clipping titled "Labrador Eskimos Joust with Death on Caribou Hunt" from The St. Catharines Standard, Monday April 28th 1952, with a typed report on a Mrs. Margaret Moeller, an eye specialist that went to northern communities to perform eye exams and healthcare in 1946.
Labrador Arts Festival Scripts-1986. Comprised of 16 play scripts written by various high schools in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Literature surrounding Markoosie noted as the first Inuk writer to publish a novel. Excerpts of this novel "The Harpoon and the Hunter" contained in this file. Book reviews of aforementioned book by Markoosie. Copies of "Strange Happenings", "Strange Happenings III", and "The Whale and the Char" written by Markoosie. Handwritten notes by Petrone regarding Markoosie's writings.
Copy of pages from Indian-Eskimo Association of Canada with an excerpt on Annee Meekitjuk (May Bulletin, No. 4).
This file contains several documents in several formats: newspaper articles, letters, and research notes pertaining to the Wallace family, particularly Minik (or Meme) Wallace. It details the scientific study performed on Minik and some of his fellow community members, where they were taken from Greenland and brought to America, and the subsequent death of Minik's father and the circumstances following that.
This file contains a photocopy of the 1986 published book More Tales from the Igloo As Told by Agnes Nanogak. Copyright 1986 by Agnes Goose ISBN 0-88830-301-7.
An excerpt from an unknown article by Frans Van de Velde regarding the tales of Nanuk (a polar bear).
This file contains a page of published poetry of Jimmy Patsauq Naumealuk in the Inukshuk, volume 2, no. 16, 1974, May 22, p. 11; also included the title page of the Inukshuk for reference.
Holds a single Index card reference for the northern lights detailing they were once feared and places legend connections to them.
Author information sheet from publisher with handwritten updates of how book can be used and who Penny would like to send a copy of the book to; response letters from University of Toronto Press Marketing team. Publication "Marketing Your Book at University of Toronto Press" for Northern Voices: Inuit Writing in English. University of Toronto Press Marketing Summary noting Title of Book, Price, ISBN Number, Delivery date, Publication date; Catalogue features; Advertising, Exhibits and Publicity. Copies List for publication in Canada, USA, UK. University of Toronto Press Release; Media Schedule with contacts, dates, accomodations; Canadian Literature Catalogue for NEW BOOKS, Publication November 1988 (x3); photocopy of Fall 1988 Catalogue listings; Also included: blank Faculty of Education Faculty Opinion Survey for Chairman of Continuing Teacher Education Program for Marco A. Colina.
Physical copy of the program for the trip Penny made with Adventure Canada July 20 - August 5, 1996. "Expedition Through The Northwest Passage" details the historical highlights, lecture team itinerary, costs, and information for the trip that goes "from the Russian Arctic to Canada's Northwest Territories on the powerful icebreaker Kapitan Dranitsyn". Personal notes on brochure, contact numbers, amendments, dates.
Newspaper clipping collection on Inuit news from The Chronicle Journal (1987-01-16) (1988-11-15), The Globe and Mail (1987-04-03) (1994-07-12), and The Toronto Star regarding formation of Nunavut and Denendeh, Arctic sovereignty, relocation and Inuit youth. Photocopy of paper: Weller, G. R. "Self Government for Canada's Inuit: The Nunavut Proposal." 29th annual conference of the Western Science Association, El Paso, Texas, April 22-25, 1987.
Two photocopies of poetry from Paul Onalik from unidentified book (p. 26).
Envelope from Okalakatiget Society, Labrador, 1988. Page of handwritten notes with biographical data. Two handwritten pages of notes (back and front) with poetics and biographical data. Letter informing Dr. Petrone that permission is needed to publish poems with contact information for Torngarsuk Cultural Centre, Labrador. Contact numbers written on the back of a cough drop label.
Index card with biographical information for Admiral Peary.
A collection of letters from sources regarding research requests sent from Penny Petrone. Inclusive of: The United Church of Canada Committee on Archives and History (1984-08-08; 1984-12-03), Centre Vital Grandin Centre (1984-08-20), Government of the Northwest Territories Canada-Centennial Library (1984-08-27), Archives Deschâtelets (1984-08-30), Martin Communication (1984-08-30), Public Archives Canada (1984-09-07; 1984-11-05), Memorial University of Newfoundland (1984-09-20; 1984-11-30; 1984-12-07), Northwest Territories-Economic Development & Tourism (1984-09-24), National Museums of Canada (1984-10-11), Lakehead University-Librarian (1984-10-23), The Anglican Church of Canada (1984-11-21), Indian and Northern Affairs Canada (1984-11-21; 1984-12-06), Northwest Territories Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre (1984-11-29), The Diocese of Rupert's Land Anglican Centre (1984-08-10).
A collection of reviews of Penny Petrone's book Northern Voices Inuit Writing in English. Includes: 4 copies of Globe & Mail, Janet Silman (1989-02-25); 3 copies and 1 original of Canadian Literature-New Books (November 1988); uncited publication with Book Reviews from Ken Hanly, Department of Philosophy, Brandon University, p. 165-167.
A review cut from a magazine for The Last Kings of Thule by Jean Malaurie with reference to Polar Inuit. Photocopy of the chapter "From the Life and History of the Eskimos - The First Discovery", from Greenland by the Polar Sea-The Story of the Thule Expeditions From Melville Bay to Cape Monis Jesup, 1921, p. 1-3. An index card with biographical information about Polar Inuit. [Originally titled: Polar Eskimos]
Magazine article pages from The Beaver with article by Margery Hinds called "Pootoogook", Autumn 1984, p. 38-44. Two photocopies of above article by Margery Hinds called "Pootoogook".
5 page narration account of Qaviaktar (a Coppermine Inuit) by Rev. Maurice Metayer detailing his fathers murder in 1895.
Seven pages of handwritten research notes with biographical information about Qitlak, migrations, Inuit history, historical timeline. Cut out article from uncited newspaper entitled "The last migration of Inuit retraced", nd.
Newspaper clipping cutout tired "RCMP in Arctic learned from Eskimos" by Bob Bowman.