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YUKON ARCHIVES FILE LIST acc# 78/52 Further details about these records are available in the Yukon Archives Descriptive Database at www.yukonarchives.ca Records Office files, Series 1, Commissioner, Agriculture Location File Description Orig. File # Dates Restr. GOV 2286 f4 Recommendation Concerning an 1-60-0 E 1968 *o Agriculture Policy for the Yukon Territory - by A.A. Guitaud (article) GOV 2286 f5 Report of the Committee on the 1-60-0 E 1962 *o Possibilities and Development of Agriculture in Yukon Territory GOV 2286 f6 Possibilities for Agricultural Industry in 1-60-0 E 1961 *o Alaska: Report to the State of Alaska - by Arthur D. Little, Inc. PAM 1963-24 Experimental Farm, Mile 1019 Alaska Highway, Yukon Territory - Progress Report 1953-59; PAM 1966-11: Research Report Experimental Farm, Mile 1019 Alaska Highway, Yukon Territory. GOV 2286 f7 Agriculture Rural Development 1-60-0-2 1 1965 *o Agreement (ARDA) Records Office files, Series 1, Commissioner, Annual Reports Location File Description Orig. File # Dates Restr. GOV 2261 f8 Northern Health Service - Yukon 1-37 E 1962-1963 *po Territory. Annual Report GOV 2261 f9 Northern Health Service - Yukon 1-37 E 1963 *o Territory. Annual Report GOV 2261 f10 Yukon Health Services - Annual Report 1-37 E 1964 *o GOV 2261 f11 Report on the Health and Conditions in 1-37 E 1968 *o the Yukon Territory and of the activities of Health for the year. GOV 2261 f12 Annual Report of the Commissioner of 1-37 1965-1966 *o the Yukon Territory GOV 2262 f1 Annual Report - Federal Government 1-37 1 1947-1950 *o GOV 2262 f2 Annual Report - Federal Government 1-37 2 1950-1951 *o GOV 2262 f3 Annual Report - Federal Government 1-37 3 1951-1952 *o GOV 2262 f4 Annual Report - Federal Government 1-37 4 1952-1953 *o GOV 2262 f5 Annual Report - Federal Government 1-37 5 1953-1954 *o Files to be reviewed under the Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act are indicated by an asterisk [*]. If the review has been completed, the result is noted: *o = open, *po = partially open, or *c = closed. last modified on: 2020-10-02 1 YUKON ARCHIVES FILE LIST acc# 78/52 Further details about these records are available in the Yukon Archives Descriptive Database at www.yukonarchives.ca Records Office files, Series 1, Commissioner, Annual Reports Location File Description Orig. File # Dates Restr. GOV 2262 f6 Annual Report - Federal Government 1-37 6 1954-1955 *o This file consists of a Department of Northern Affairs and National Resources 1954-1955 Annual Report and a summary of mining and allied operations in placer gold dredging properties by Yukon Consolidated Gold Corporation. GOV 2262 f7 Annual Report - Federal Government 1-37 7 1955-1956 *o GOV 2262 f8 Annual Report - Federal Government 1-37 8 1956-1957 *o GOV 2262 f9 Annual Report - Federal Government 1-37 9 1957-1958 *o GOV 2263 f1 Annual Report - Federal Government 1-37 10 1958-1959 *o GOV 2263 f2 Annual Report - Federal Government 1-37 11 1959-1960 *o GOV 2263 f3 Annual Report - Federal Government 1-37 12 1960-1961 *o GOV 2263 f4 Annual Report - combined Territorial 1-37 13 1961-1962 *po and Federal Government GOV 2263 f5 Annual Report - Territorial Government 1-37 14 1962-1963 *o GOV 2263 f6 Federal and Territorial Government 1-37 15 1963-1965 *po Annual Report 1962, 1963, 1964. GOV 2263 f7 Federal and Territorial Government 1-37 16 1965-1966 *po Annual Report - 1964/65 GOV 2263 f8 Federal and Territorial Government 1-37 17 1966-1967 *po Annual Report - 1965/66 GOV 2264 f1 Federal and Territorial Government 1-37 18 1967 *po Annual Report - 1966/67 GOV 2264 f2 Federal and Territorial Government 1-37 19 1968-1969 *po Annual Report - 1967/68 GOV 2264 f3 Federal Revenue and Expenditures for 1-37-0 1 1961-1971 *o the Yukon 354.712 1 Yuk: Commissioner of Yukon Territory Annual Reports - 1963-1971. GOV 2265 f1 Annual Report - Territorial 1-37-1 1 1949-1953 *o Government - Fiscal Year 1951-1952 Includes Annual Reports on the operation of Yukon Schools, 1949-1953 Files to be reviewed under the Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act are indicated by an asterisk [*]. If the review has been completed, the result is noted: *o = open, *po = partially open, or *c = closed. last modified on: 2020-10-02 2 YUKON ARCHIVES FILE LIST acc# 78/52 Further details about these records are available in the Yukon Archives Descriptive Database at www.yukonarchives.ca Records Office files, Series 1, Commissioner, Annual Reports Location File Description Orig. File # Dates Restr. GOV 2265 f2 Annual Report - Territorial 1-37-1 2 1953 *o Government - Fiscal Year 1952-1953 GOV 2265 f3 Annual Report - Territorial 1-37-1 3 1954-1955 *o Government - Fiscal Year 1953-1954 GOV 2265 f4 Annual Report - Territorial 1-37-1 4 1955-1956 *o Government - Fiscal Year 1954-1955 GOV 2265 f5 Annual Report - Territorial 1-37-1 5 1956-1958 *o Government - Fiscal Year 1955-1956 GOV 2265 f6 Annual Report - Territorial 1-37-1 6 1957-1958 *po Government - Fiscal Year 1956-1957 GOV 2266 f1 Annual Report - Territorial 1-37-1 - 1955-1958 *po Government - Fiscal Year 1957-1958 (working copy) GOV 2266 f2 Annual Report - Territorial 1-37-1 - 1956-1958 *o Government - Fiscal Year 1957-1958 GOV 2266 f3 Annual Report - Territorial 1-37-1 1958-1960 *o Government - Fiscal Year 1958-1959 GOV 2266 f4 Annual Report - Territorial 1-37-1 8 1958-1960 *o Government - Fiscal Year 1991-1960 GOV 2266 f5 Annual Report - Territorial 1-37-1 9 1960-1961 *o Government - Fiscal Year 1960-1961 GOV 2267 f1 Annual Report on Government 1-37-3 1 1962-1963 *o Activities in the North ( Advisory Committee) GOV 2267 f2 Annual Report on Government 1-37-3 2 1964-1965 *o Activities in the North ( Advisory Committee) GOV 2267 f3 Advisory Committee on Northern 1-37-3 1 1967-1968 *o Development - Ottawa - Minutes of Meeting GOV 2267 f4 Advisory Committee on Northern 1-37-3-1 2 1969-1970 *o Development - Ottawa - Minutes of Meeting Records Office files, Series 1, Commissioner, Auditor General Location File Description Orig. File # Dates Restr. Files to be reviewed under the Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act are indicated by an asterisk [*]. If the review has been completed, the result is noted: *o = open, *po = partially open, or *c = closed. last modified on: 2020-10-02 3 YUKON ARCHIVES FILE LIST acc# 78/52 Further details about these records are available in the Yukon Archives Descriptive Database at www.yukonarchives.ca Records Office files, Series 1, Commissioner, Auditor General Location File Description Orig. File # Dates Restr. GOV 2234 f12 Report to the Commissioner in Council 1-17 E 1960 *o on examination of the accounts and financial transactions for the year ending March 31,1960 GOV 2234 f13 Report to the Commissioner in Council 1-17 E 1962 *o on the examination of the accounts and financial statements of the Yukon Consolidated Revenue Fund, the Mayo General Hospital, the (Old) Whitehorse General Hospital, and the Public Administrator Title continues: ... for the year ended March 31, 1962 GOV 2234 f14 Financial statements relating to the 1-17 E 1961-1962 *o Yukon Consolidated Revenue Fund and the (old) Whitehorse General Hospital Title continues: ... for the year ended March 31, 1962, and to the Mayo General Hospital for the year ended December 31, 1961 together with the Auditor General's Certificate with request thereto GOV 2234 f15 Financial Statements for the year ended 1-17 E 1964 *o March 31, 1964 together with the Auditor General's Certificate with respect thereto GOV 2234 f16 Financial Statements for the year ended 1-17 1965 *o March 31, 1965 together with the Auditor General's Certificate with request thereto GOV 2234 f17 Report to the Commissioner in Council 1-17 1967 *o on the examination of the accounts and financial statements of the Yukon Territory for the year ended March 31, 1967 Records Office files, Series 1, Commissioner, Banking Location File Description Orig. File # Dates Restr. GOV 2281 f3 Bank Act - Registration Under 1-43 1934-1949 *o Files to be reviewed under the Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act are indicated by an asterisk [*]. If the review has been completed, the result is noted: *o = open, *po = partially open, or *c = closed. last modified on: 2020-10-02 4 YUKON ARCHIVES FILE LIST acc# 78/52 Further details about these records are available in the Yukon Archives Descriptive Database at www.yukonarchives.ca Records Office files, Series 1, Commissioner, Celebrations Location File Description Orig. File # Dates Restr. GOV 2268 f1 Sternwheeler Watchmen - Attendance 1-39-2 E 1962-1963 *o and Remarks Record GOV 2268 f2 Historic Site Marker - "Discovery 1-39-2-3 1 1960-1963 *o Claim", Bonanza Creek, Y.T. GOV 2268 f3 Mount Kennedy - 1964 (named after 1-39-2-4 1 1964-1965 *o President Kennedy) GOV 2268 f4 Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II 1-39-3-2 1953 *o GOV 2268 f5 Robert Henderson 1-39-4 1 1959-1960 *o GOV 2268 f6 Federal Grants only to Museums in 1-39-5-2 - 1957-1961 *o Yukon Territory GOV 2268 f7 Historical Research - Yukon (Miss 1-39-5-3 1 1960-1965 *po V.A.B. Faulkner, Benjamin Franklin Craig) GOV 2268 f8 Property of Historic Sites Division, 1-39-5-3 E 1961 *o National Parks Branch (Victoria Faulkner research reports) GOV 2268 f9 Yukon Sourdoughs 1-39-6-1 - 1949-1957 *o This file includes information concerning the first pioneers of the Klondike Gold Rush and their consequent residence in Dawson City, Yukon.
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