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Documents, correspondence, and collective agreements from Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines Limited.

Documents, correspondence, and collective agreements with the Port Arthur Shipbuilding Company, in Port Arthur / Thunder Bay.

Documents, correspondence, and collective agreements from Union Miniere Explorations and Mining Corporation Limited (UMEX) near Pickle Lake, Ontario.

Documents relating to grievances, fatalities, and cases.

Reference material for United Steelworkers of America District 6

Cards from an observation and collection project at White Pine Reserve. Arranged by species name.

There are news releases that range from the late 1960s to the mid-1990s. The news releases were organized by the users and collectors into date ranges and were left in their original order within the files. The news releases pertain generally to events, presentations and information about students, staff and alumni that was released to the media for presentation.

These files include a number of displays that have been collected that represent some of the activities and events that Lakehead University and the Alumni Association of Lakehead University have been involved within. Some of the displays are specific to events that put Lakehead University in the news, while others are from conferences or other gatherings that Lakehead was presenting at.

Subseries: The subseries consists of textual and graphic records pertaining to the Amerikan Laulajat's second Finnish Concert Tour of 1964. The documents range in type, from programs, to schedules, to photographs.

Subseries: Details the correspondence from 1975 and 1976 regarding the festivities around the U.S. Bicentennial in 1956. The main event for the Amerikan Laulajat was the 1976 Finnish-American Bicentennial Festival in Hancock, Michigan.

Subseries: Textual and graphic records of the 1983 Tour of Finland by the Amerikan Laulajat. Concert programs, clippings, and planning notes make up the majority of the series. Also included is a cassette of the concert program. The 1983 tour was the fifth tour of Finland by the Amerikan Laulajat.

A collection of promotional materials for Lakehead University. The material ranges from general promotion of the university, program and course specific, spring and summer courses, graduate and doctorate programs, event promotions, and materials for students and graduates of Lakehead University. The majority of the materials are posters and information booklets. There is also materials relating to convocation ceremonies ranging from 1963 to 2017.

Papers and correspondence related to the International Sociological Association (ISA) and its conferences.

Records relating to participation in the International Council for Communication and Migration.

Records related to LUFA, OCUFA, faculty associations.

Documents related to other associations, organizations, and conferences.

Personal materials, CVs, travel materials, received mail.

Notes and clippings related to accomplishments at Lakehead University.

Media reference material primarily relating to Inter PARES and Women Working for Change.

Media include VHS Tapes, floppy disks, slides/transparencies/reversal film/diapositives/diafilm, and cassette. These have not yet been transferred to other formats.

Reference material, reports regarding Northwestern Ontario, and projects regarding shelters, women's issues, Project Mayday, Hemlo Development, work and welfare, pensions, program development, Lakehead Social Planning Council history/other documents, health, housing, community groups, and other projects within the community. Margaret Phillips was the director of the Lakehead Social Planning Council.

Yearbooks produced by students in the School of Library Technology.

Earlier minutes are transcribed accounts of the board meetings, while later minutes are formal agendas with an outline of the board’s discussion and their concerns of that week. UU recommends the board organize their records by year which is what the LUF did, using binders to sort time periods. The original arrangement was not disturbed; the binders were replaced with folders. Length of board minutes vary.

The LUF programs and workshops were meant to strengthen the congregation, to make sure they did not get 'stuck in the past' and to appeal to younger generations. They worked together to be an open and welcoming space for all people, and sought advice from other congregations on how to be welcoming and how to recruit members. In order to grow, they would need funding, which they sought through campaigns and events such as service auctions. They worked to keep their building updated and tried to renovate it when possible, and when opportunities to move arose they normally discussed it. Materials here demonstrate how the LUF sought to be welcoming and accessible for all people, and they supported their growth projects while still serving the community.