Series consists of the newsletters of Howard Jordan Public School, 1971-2000. It has been arranged into five (5) files: (1) 1971-1974; (2) 1975-1979; (3) 1980-1990; (4) 1992-1995; (5) 1995-2000.

Series consists of images depicting stages in the development of the Manitoba Medical College campus from the late nineteenth-century to the present University of Manitoba Bannatyne campus. Specific architectural images found in this series include: the Manitoba Medical College pathology and anatomy buildings, the medical library, the Chown and Basic Medical Sciences buildings, Cadham Provincial Laboratory, local hospitals, in addition to other Winnipeg architecture as it relates to the University of Manitoba Faculty of Medicine.

Series consists of ten (10) albums containing newspaper clippings and photographs dating from 1854 to 2002. They relate to flower shows, group outings, annual general meetings, and other special events.

Series consists of audio-visual materials created by the Federated Women's Institute of Ontario and the Morrish Women's Institute, c1990s. It includes: (1) VHS Tape entitled "LINKS Project;" (2) Audio Cassette Tape entitled "W.I. Centennial Song," 1997. The reverse of the VHS case reads: "This video is designed to encourage discussion and development of community-based LINKS projects. LINKS stands for Linking Neighbours with Knowledge. Four out of ten Canadians cannot read well enough for all of their everyday tasks. LINKS volunteers can help with basic, everyday things like grocery shopping and letter writing. And they can help with our technological world -- with bank machines, computers and the gadgets used at home and on the farm. LINKS volunteers can encourage the persons they help to take advantage of literacy programs to improve their skills. Some LINKS volunteers will work as mentors. Others will volunteer their time at a community centre. Some will concentrate on the special needs of groups like the elderly. All LINKS volunteers will give help on a confidential basis. LINKS projects will be promoted through use of the distinctive butterfly symbol."

This series consists of records created, accumulated and used between 1976 and 1999 by the Saskatchewan Department of Social Services in its operation of the young offenders programs in the province as legislated by the federal Juvenile Delinquents Act (1908-1984) and Young Offenders Act (1984-2002). The series consists of case files for clients participating in the Alternative Measures Program (using non-judicial measures for resolution), Community Options (including probation, judicial interim release program, community service, restitution, etc.) and Custody Options (sentences served at open or secure custody facilities) streams within the system. Records were
maintained by case workers at the Department's various regional offices prior to transfer.

The series has been arranged into three sub-series: Alternative Measures; Community Options; and Custody Options.

Certain files in the Community Options sub-series include records related to open or secure custody sentences.

The types of records in this series include: client information sheets; behaviour assessment reports; anecdotal supervisory reports; correspondence; legal documents (summonses; subpoenas; warrants, consents for undertaking, probation orders, adjudication sheets); memoranda; incident reports; medical reports; psychological and psychiatric assessment reports; visitor lists; and personal effects lists.

Series consists of (4) Olde Tyme Christmas Tiles, 1987-1997. It includes: (1) C.N. Station (1987); (2) Capitol Theatre (1993); (3) Ganaraska Region Archives (1995); (4) Brand Farmhouse (1997).

Series consists of the following materials: (1) LCME 1957,1966,1973; (2) Royal College - hospitals 1974-1978; (3) LCME 1978; (4) LCME 1984; (5) LCME 1989; limited accreditation visit 1993; (6) 1997.

Series consists of the following materials: Correspondence files (1) 1966-79; (2) 1980-94, 1997-

Series has been arranged into three (3) files of records related to the administration department of Dr. M.S. Hawkins Senior Public School. It includes: (1) Handbooks & Newsletters; (2) Certificates & Programmes; (3) Minutes & Ledgers (Teachers' Institute & Association), dated between 1928 and 1997.

Series consists of three (3) Tweedsmuir Local History Books created by the Morrish Branch of the Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario, 1959-1997. (1) Tweedsmuir Local History Book, 1959 (including: Tweedsmuir and Women's Institute History, Morrish Women's Institute, Port Britain, Wesleyville, People, Farms, Port Hope, Churches, Schools, Industries, W.I. Activities, Antiques, Miscellaneous); (2) Tweedsmuir Local History Book, 1995 (Morrish Women's Institute, Stoney Creek, Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario, For Home and Country, Charlecote, People, Hope Township, Tweedsmuir, Past Presidents, Anniversaries, Birthdays, Port Hope, Miscellaneous); (3) Tweedsmuir Local History Book, 1997 (Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario, Morrish Women's Institute, Tweedsmuir History, Centennial Anniversary of W.I., Peterborough District, People, Trinity College School, Port Britain, Welcome (United Church), Anniversaries, Birthdays, etc.