The Archives the University of Alberta Guide to Native Sources

The Archives The University of Alberta Guide to Native Sources

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University of Alberta Archives

Project Co-ordinator

Bryan Corbett

Contributors

Alan Contois Erika Radenovich-Ban ski Andrew Drummond

University of Alberta Archives, Edmonton, 1996 Acknowledgements

The Guide to Native Sources at the University of Alberta Archives was conceived and initiated in 1993. Alan Contois, who completed the bulk of the work on the project, was hired with the help of the Student Employment Experience Development (SEED) programme. Erika Radenovich-Banski and Andrew Drummond were hired under the terms of the Canada Youth Works programme of the Department of Canadian Heritage in 1996 to complete the project. Others who have aided in the completion of the project include Kevan Warner, Fay Hutchinson, Doris Ferguson, and Mark Vajcner, who variously provided invaluable assistance to the three contributors. Thanks are also extended to the University of Alberta Libraries and Employment and Immigration Canada, who co-funded the project.

The Archives and the contributors wish to thank the authors of existing guides at the Archives, especially those of the Reta Rowan, William Pearce, and Kerry Wood papers, without whom the project would have been infinitely extended.

Bryan Corbett Chief Archivist Project Co-ordinator Table of Contents

Primary Sources

Records of Institutions, Associations, Projects 1 Canadian Circumpolar Institute 2 Riel Project 4 Treaty 8 Tribal Association 6 Treaty Number Eight 7

Records of Individuals 9 Brown, Annora 10 Card, Brigham Young 11 Chalmers, John W. 15 Clark, William 16 Edwards, Oliver Cromwell 17 Ferguson, Theresa 19 Footner, Hulbert 19 Foster, John E. 21 Gue, Leslie R. 22 Laverty, Clarence Alvin 27 Lewis, Henry T. 28 Mathers, C.W. 29 McCormack, Patricia A. 30 Oslie, Muriel 31 Parker, James McPherson 32 Pearce, William 34 Persson, Diane I. 36 Romanet, Louis Auguste 37 Rowan, Reta Guenever Mary 48 Wonders, William Clare 50

Secondary Sources

Records of Institutions, Projects, Associations 61 Agriculture and Forestry, Faculty of 62 Arts, Faculty of 63 Associate Vice-President (Academic) 65 Associate Vice-President (Facilities) 68 Board of Governors 69 Botany, Department of 71 Budget and Statistics, Office of 72 Chancellor and Senate 73 Dean of Men, Office of the 76 Education, Faculty of 78 Extension, Faculty of 82 Geology, Department of 88 History, Department of 91 Medicine, Faculty of 93 Museums and Collections Services 95 Nursing, Faculty of 97 Office of Planning and Development 98 President and Vice-Chancellor, Office of the 99 Project Canada West 102 Radio and Television, Department of 103 Religious Studies, Department of 106 Student Awards, Office of 107 Universities Co-ordinating Council 108 University Archives 110 University Libraries 111 University of Alberta Press 112 Vice-President (Academic), Office of the 114 Vice-President (Finance and Administration), Office 116 of the Vice-President (Research), Office of the 119

Records of Individuals 123 Eccles, William John 125 Hawkins, James Donald 126 Long, Morden Heaton 127 Manning, Travis W. 128 Soper, Joseph Dewey 129 Thomas, Lewis Gwynne 131 Thomas, Lewis Herbert 133 Wood, Edgar Allardyce "Kerry" 138

Index 144 Introduction

The Guide to Native Sources at the University ofAlberta Archives is a subject-specific guide to records and personal papers preserved in the University Archives. It includes holdings related to native peoples and to various issues of concern. to members of native groups. The objective of the creators of the Guide was to facilitate research on natives and native issues by providing subject access to relevant information created or collected by institutional and individual members of the University community and by others in the course of their careers.

Selection criteria

The Guide includes records selected according to a number of criteria by the individuals involved in the project. The project, approved in 1993, was divided in two phases: The first phase started in summer 1993, when Alan Comtois, a Native Student of the University of Alberta, completed the primary selection of relevant records in the holdings of the University Archives. He created a draft version of the entries for the Guide, providing the final format for the entries and records descriptions on various levels (See 2nd paragraph ( below). The project was continued in summer 1996. In this second phase, the material included in the draft version of entries for the Guide was verified and updated (last accession 96-34), and the outline of the Guide finalized and the contents indexed.

The primary finding aids used for selecting materials were the Main Catalogue entries and Index to the holdings of the University Archives, as well as the Accession Registers, Record Groups, Manuscript Groups, and Photographs Inventories, and published guides to particular collections. For accessions where inventory lists were available (which was most often the case), the creators relied on the inventory lists for description and verification of relevance of the selected records. In other cases, the original records were reviewed and described.

Organization

The material in the Guide is divided into Primary and Secondary Group, and within each group into Section A and Section B. The Primary Group includes collections which, if not entirely, then in a significant proportion, relate to the subject. The Secondary Group lists collections that are not significantly related to native issues, but contain relevant information in particular record series, files, or single items. The two sections in each group are based on similar classification criteria: Section A includes records of institutions, associations and projects, while Section B lists records of individuals. Within each section, the contents are arranged alphabetically by corporate or personal name, the main entry being identified by provenance. Each entry has a unique identification number in the Guide, and the ) numbering runs in one sequence. These entry numbers are referred to in the Index accompanying the Guide.

The Guide lists records on various levels of description, ranging from a fonds to specific item level, depending on whether the whole collection, or certain accessions, or only particular files or items are relevant to the subject. Fonds-level descriptions are mainly given in the Primary Group, where the entire collection is subject-related, and/or in cases where a published inventory or guide to the given collection exists.

The arrangement of each entry in the Guide is as follows (Note: 1. to 6 follow the entry arrangement of From the Past to the Future):

1. Entry Number: A unique identifying number for the entry.

2. Title: The main access point of each entry is the official name of the organiz.ation or the name of the person that created or collected the records.

3. Dales: Life dates of the organiz.ation or individual.

4. Organization or personal description: A summary of the major events in the life of an organiz.ation or individual as derived from From the Past to the Future: A Guide to the Holdings ofthe University ofAlbena Archives or from the Archives' biography files or case files.

5. Subject-related records description: A summary of the subject-specific records emanating from the activities of the organiz.ation or individual related to native peoples and native issues.

6. General records descriptions: Media: Text, photographs and other media, or multiple media Extent: The approximate extent, if determined, measured in linear meters . Dates: The outside dates of relevant materials in the fonds. Categories: Description of relevant records series or subjects I types of records in alphabetical order. Explanat01y notes, "See also" references, Finding Aids, Access.

7. Specific records descriptions: Accessions/ Items: Records arranged by accessions or item numbers in chronological, ascending order. Subjects: Given in fonds level, file level, or item level description of the records, depending on classification criteria described above. Dates: The outside dates of a fonds, file, or item, depending on the chosen description level. Index

An Index accompanies the Guide providing subject access to the materials listed and described in the Guide. It includes personal and corporate names, government bodies, subjects, and titles authors of published and unpublished documents. These documents include texts - monographs, manuscripts, research papers, reports, articles, conference proceedings, interview transcripts, etc.), as well as audio and video recordings (films, interviews, radio talks). All document titles are typed in italics regardless of whether the document was published or not, or whether it is a monograph or only a part of a document (i.e. an article in a book or journal). This deviation from the normal rules of bibliographic citation was made in order to differentiate between titles of (un)published documents and subject headings and file / item titles. Furthermore, if the author of the (un)published document is known, his/her name accompanies the title, and the citation appears once under the title, and once under the name of the author. Items are indexed not by page number, but by the Guide 's reference number.

The material in the index is arranged in alphabetical, word by word order. Because of the time period covered in the Guide (ranging in certain records from the second half of the 19th century to 1995) and the changes in both terminology and in institutional names during this period, the index does not provide an authority list of unique names and subject headings as normally required by indexing principles. Rather, it incorporates the changes through the time by providing equal access points for all subject headings and names that occur in the original inventories. As a result, all synonyms are listed and connected as related terms with See also references (i.e. Morning Star Project See also Blue Quills). The same principle was applied where a change of an institutional name occurred (Canadian Circumpolar Institute See also Boreal Institute for Northern Studies). This principle was accepted because the specific records descriptions (see #7, above) follow the titles and headings of the original records, and the introduction of a list of authority headings would require changes in those descriptions as well. This solution was chosen in order to preserve the terminology of the originators of the records which, although today obsolete (e.g. Eskimos vs. Inuit, Indians vs. Aboriginal, Native or First Nations peoples), reflects the historical period in which they were created. Group I

Primary Sources

Section A

Records of Institutions, Associations, Projects 1

CANADIAN CIRCUMPOLAR INSTITUTE 1960-

Established as the Boreal Institute for Northern Studies, this research group has as its prime objective the gathering and dissemination of information about the North in an effort to increase understanding and awareness of that part of Canada. The Institute promotes scholarly research on the North, fosters communication among northern-oriented researchers (at the University of Alberta and beyond), disseminates knowledge about the North, and encourages the involvement of Northerners in the activities of the Institute. It established a multi-disciplinary library of information on polar and cold regions. The collection continues as the Canadian Circumpolar Library, under the administration of the University Libraries (Calendar, 1990/91).

The name of the Boreal Institute was changed to the Canadian Circumpolar Institute/Institut circumpolaire canadien in 1990.

The record group of the Boreal Institute includes correspondence of the Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, and various departments of the Government of ) Canada, Yukon and Northwest Territories Governments - Self-Government (1968-1971), records relating to general conditions for consultant contracts, Northern Development (statements, policies, oil and gas exploration), Arctic Summer and Winter Schools (1970- 1984), Boreal Alberta Research Grants, and Northern Science Training Grants.

Text, 1960-1989, ca 2.3 m; Accessions: 75-26, 87-122, 88-8, 88-70, 96-34

Annual Reports 1962-1979

Arctic Summer School 1970-1984 Government of the Northwest Territories, Boreal Institute, Faculty of Extension (University of Alberta), outlines - evaluations - class lists.

Arctic Winter School 1976-1982 Correspondence - general.

Canada - Government Offices 1966-1984 Department of Fisheries and Forestry, Transport, Indian Affairs and Northern Development.

2 Conferences, Institutes, Seminars [196-]-1989 National Northern Development, Development of Local Government in the north - proposal, National Northern Research, Canadian Northern, Northern Communications. Fort-Chipewyan - Fort Vennilion Bicentennial

Library 1973-1980 Includes liaison with other northern studies libraries; Northern Libraries Colloquium.

Northern Alberta Summer School 1975-1983 Includes Fort Chipewyan, 1982-1983.

Projects 1968-1980 Includes Yukon and Arctic bibliographies; Northwest Territories Centennial.

See Inventory of Record Group 60 for list of records

See also: Office ofthe Vice-President (Research)

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Canadian Circumpolar Institute

Accessions/Items: Subjects: Dates:

75-26 J.W. Chalmers, ed. The Land of Peter Pond. 1974 87-122-14 Arctic Bibliography Index Project. 1976-1979 87-122-81 Native Studies, Arctic Summer and 1960-1984 Winter Schools, School Visits. 87-122-98 Government of Canada, Department 1977-1984 of Indian and Northern Affairs. 88-8 Cross-cultural Education in the North including a 1964-1984 number of conferences (National Northern Development Conference, Canadian Northern Conference, Northern Communications Conference), symposiums, colloquia, educational and government programs, studies, bibliographies, research projects (community research - native employment). 88-70 Northern Research papers completed in varisms 1968-1986 departments of the University of Alberta as well as other Canadian universities by researchers / receivers of the Boreal Alberta Research Grant and/or the Northern

3 Science Training Grant. 96-34 Fort Chipewyan and Fort Vermilion Bicentennial 1986-1989 Conference - original papers for proceedings; lists of participants and participants by session; Conference Committee and Research Committee minutes, correspondence, notes; research applications, funding requests, contracts, reports.

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RIEL PROJECT 1977-1984

Under the sponsorship of the Universities of Alberta, Calgary, and Sherbrooke, the Riel Project was established to publish a critical, bilingual edition of the collected writings of Louis Riel to mark the 100th anniversary of his death. A five-volume edition was published by the University of Alberta Press in 1985. Dr. G.F.G. Stanley was the general editor of the Project. Editorial and institutional files contain materials which predate the Project.

Text, [1869]-1985, 2.88 m; Accessions: 84-95, 85-124

Associations, Institutions, Repositories 1971-1983 Includes correspondence, arranged alphabetically, with North American archives and collections.

Background and Grant Application 1977-1978

Coordinating Committee 1977-1983 Includes agendas; correspondence; minutes.

Coordinator 1978-1983 Includes Claude Rocan's annual reports, correspondence, and translations of explanatory notes.

Correspondence and Information 1979-1983 Includes acknowledgements; bibliography; bulletins; minutes; notes.

4 Editorial 1962-1985 Typescripts, including bibliography, explanatory notes, and publications.

Editorial Board 1977-1984 Includes editors' files, mailing lists, minutes, and progress reports of G.F.G. Stanley, Thomas E. Flanagan, G. Campbell, Raymond Ruel, G. Martel, John Foster, Douglas Lochhead, John Foster and Roger Motut.

Access: Restricted

See also: Department of Radio and Television; Office of the Vice President (Administration); Office of the Associate Vice President (Facilities),· University of Alberta Press.

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Riel Project

Accessions: Subject: Dates:

84-95 Riel Project - Office files (project history; Editorial 1977-1984 Board - Volume Editor; conferences; associations; institutions; repositories; University of Alberta Coordinating Committee - typescripts). 85-124 Riel Project - Office and publication files [1869]-1984 (Editorial files; Sources Bibliography; miscellaneous files; budget; correspondence).

Note: The date [1869] is used to indicate older material compiled for the project from various repositories across Canada

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TREATY 8 TRIBAL ASSOCIATION (FORT ST. JOHN, B.C.) [19-]

The Treaty 8 Tribal Association video tapes relate to activities and events in the community, including The Ballad of Crowfoot, Indian Womens' Status, Man & Resources (1. Introduction 2. Population), Moberly Lake Camp, Moosehide & Tanning, Alcoholism - One Man's View - Part 1 & 2 - 2nd Generation), an interview with Chief Dan George, plus 13 other tapes.

Moving images, [1973-1974], 0.20 m; Accession: 87-41

Fort St. John, B.C. Community and District [1973-1974] Indians' activities and educational programs; interviews (21 video tape reels, 1/2 inch format).

Access: Restricted

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Treaty 8 Tribal Association

Accession: Subject: Dates:

87-41 Treaty 8 Tribal Association. Fort St. John, B.C. [1974] Activities, events, education in the community 20 video recordings, 1/2 inch reels, 30 min. each.

1. "Alcoholism - One Man's View. " Part I: Second Generation (W-23), n.d. 2. "Alcoholism - One Man's View." Part II: Second Generation. 3. "Bala Black and the Ballad of Crowfoot." 4. "Beaver Country." (Dub) 5. "Beaver Hunt, Spring, 1974." 6. "Blaeberry", and Doig Drama, July 18 and 19, 1974.

6 7. "Branding at Halfway." June 14, 1974. (less than 30 minutes). 8. "Chief Dan George." Interview. 9. "Dan Logging." May 7, [1974] -Tape #2 (Tape #1 is not in the collection). 10. "Doig Christmas Party. 11 11. Drama at Halfway, II. June 24, 1974. 12. "Halfway Hallowe'en." #1 (#2 is not in the collection). 13. "Indian Women's Status." Indian Homemakers Conference. May 30 - June 1, 1973. 14. "Man and Resources." 1. Introduction - 2. Population. 15. "Marshalls at Doig, Part 1, Music, children, washing." 16. "Marshalls at Doig, Part 2, Beaver skinning, music and the boys. " 17. "Marshalls at Doig, Part 4, Sally's Place." 18. "Moberly Lake Camp. 11 Feasibility. 19. "Moosehide robe and tanning." 20. "Riding Lessons." N.P.L.H.A. (15 minutes). 21. - Workshop and showing of tapes (Beaver Hunt) at Doig, June 5, 1974. - Drama at Halfway [l], June 5, 1974.

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TREATY NUMBER EIGHT 1899

Treaty No. 8, signed in 1899, included lands in northern Alberta, northwestern Saskatchewan and a small part of the Northwest Territories of Canada.

Text, 1899, 0.02 m., Accession: 85-110

Treaty No. 8 1899 "Articles of a Treaty made and concluded ... in the year of Our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Ninety-Nine between Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen of Great Britain and Ireland by Her Commissioners the Honourable David Laird ... James Andrew Joseph

7 McKenna ... Honourable James Hamilton Ross ... of the one part; and the Cree, Beaver, ) Chipewyan and other Indians ... by their Chiefs and Headmen, hereunto subscribed, of the other part .... "

Origi,nal printed copy, distributed to all signatories.

Access: Open

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8 Group I

Primary Sources

Section B

Records of Individuals 5

BROWN, ANNORA Artist; Author, Illustrator 1899-

Born in Fort Macleod, Alberta, Annora Brown was the daughter of a member of the North West Mounted Police; her mother was one of Fort Macleod's first school teachers. After teaching in Fort Macleod for four years Ms. Brown attended the Ontario College of Art in Toronto. From 1929 to 1931 she taught art at Mount Royal College in Calgary, then returned to Fort Macleod to do field work in art and handicrafts for the Extension Department of the University of Alberta.

Her papers include photographs of Indian people (Big Bear and Poundmaker at Stony Mountain Penitentiary), ceremonies, and villages. Annora Brown's scrapbooks contain Bull Plume's diary (1770-1911), designs and their significance in Native art, and several interesting publications.

Multiple Media, 1929-1982, ca. 0.36 m; Accession: 83-116

Clippings 1938-1969

Photographs [19-]-1953 Indians - ceremonies - villages (Includes Big Bear and Poundmaker at Stony Mountain Penitentiary), North-West Mounted Police.

Publications 1931-1973 F.B. Linderman: Out of the North - a historical sketch of the Blackfeet Indian tribe, 1947. C. Wissler: Indian Beadwork, 1931. Alberta Folklore Quarterly, 1945. The Amerindian - Wounded Knee 1973. Annora Brown: Old Man's Garden (1954), Story of Macleod (1949). Glenbow Collects (1969). Canadian Golden West - Winter 72/73.

Scrapbooks 1926-1975

Sketches and Maps [19--]

Access: Open See Descriptive Inventory in Manuscript Group

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10 Annora Brown

Accession: Subject: Dates:

83-116 Annora Brown's scrapbooks contain photographs of 1929-1982 Indians [ca.187?-1953], Bull Plume's (Peigan) diary 1970-1911, design elements and their significance in Native Culture, map of southern Alberta with English and Blackfoot place names. Her sketches include a medicine rattle, and articles include the Sun Dance and fur trade.

Publications by and about A. Brown including: F.B. Linderman: Out ofthe Nonh - a historical sketch of the Blackfeet Indian tribe, 1947. C. Wissler: Indian Beadwork, 1931. Alhena Folklore Quanerly, 1945. The Amerindian - Wounded Knee 1973. Annora Brown: Old Man's Garden (1954), Story of Macleod (1949). Glenbow Collects (1969). Canadian Golden West- Winter 72/73.

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CARD, BRIGHAM YOUNG Sociologist, Educator 1914-

Dr. B. Y. Card received his BSc (1942) and BEd (1947) from the University of Alberta and his PhD from Stanford University (1959). He began his teaching career at the University of Alberta in 1945 and joined the Faculty of Education in 1950. At his retirement in 1980 he had become professor of the sociology of education. His major interests include community development and Indian and Metis culture.

The Dr. Card papers contain in great deal information on Native people and issues such as land claims, self-government, Indian education - on/off reserves, and an in-depth study of Harold Cardinal's; The Unjust Society.

11 ' Multiple media, 1962-1985, ca. 1.45 m; Accessions: 79-132, 80-90, 85-83, 87-44, 91- ) 129

Alberta 1976-1979 Department of Education, Minister's Advisory Committee on Native Peoples Education.

Canada 1979-1984 Department of Indian Affairs - annual report 1979-1980, Response to Special Committee on Indian Self-Government, Publications.

Harold Cardinal 1969-1985 The Unjust Society - B. Y. Card Study.

Intercultural Education Research and Teaching 1951-1979 Red Deer College and Samson Band (Hobbema) - Study of Native Thought and Treaty of the Heart Projects, Indian Reserves (Schools and Communities), J.W. Chalmers; "The Indian Experience with Schooling".

Native People and Groups David Ahenakew, Assembly of First Nations, National Indian Brotherhood, Marilyn Assheton-Smith, Harold Cardinal - papers and publications.

Research projects 1956-1984 University Committee for Social Research Metis Project, Lesser Slave Lake Project "C"

Teaching 1980-1983 Red Deer College students on Native Canadians and Education.

Access: Restricted

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B.Y. Card

Accessions/Items: Subject: Dates:

79-132 University Committee for Social Research: [1950s-1960s] Metis Project - health, ethnic relations, economic and cultural factors, employability, motivation of Metis people in the Slave Lake area; Lesser Slave Lake, Project "C" - diaries, correspondence, reports, conference materials;

12 Intercultural Education Program - correspondence, surveys, publications, reference materials, Indian-Eskimo Association reports, newsletters, publications 80-90 M. Assheton-Smith. "The Metis of Alberta 1980 Society revisited: Dr. Card in the sixties." 85-83-196 Indian Community Education n.d. 85-83-254 Morning Star Project: Sociology 403, 1979 Blue Quills, St. Paul, Alberta 85-83-267 Red Deer College students on Native 1980-1983 Canadians and Education, J.W. Chalmers; "The Indian Experience with Schooling" 85-83-268 Red Deer College: General Information 1979-1981 on Indians, Department of Indian Affairs publications; The Canadian Indian-the Prairie Provinces, Pow-wow Trail, Annual Report-79180. 85-83-269 Treaty of the Heart Project between Red 1981-1982 Deer College Students and Samson Band, Hobbema. 85-83-270 Red Deer College Centre for the Study 1981-1982 of Native Thought Project. 85-83-271 Samson Band and Pow-Wow, Vol.I, No.1. 85-83-272 Assembly of First Nations-Self-Government 1980-1984 Department of Indian Affairs - "Response of the Government to the Report of the Special Committee on Indian Self-government", National Indian Brotherhood - Indian Control of Indian Education, David Ahenakew and Assembly of First Nations - papers on Treaties and Treaty Rights. 85-83-357 Sociology of Mormonism: Missionary Work n.d. among the Indians 87-44 Alberta Education - Minister's Advisory 1976-1979 Committee on Native Peoples Education, including Cree Anatomy and Syllabic Books (Saddle Lake Cultural Centre), document "The Meris People of Canada: A History."

Diffusion Study of H. Cardinal's The Uniust Society

91-129-3-1 A Study of the Diffusion of Social Movement 1969 Literature in Canada. 91-129-3-3 M. G. Hurtig Data. 1969 91-129-3-4 Harold Cardinal. The Unjust Society. 1969

13 91-129-3-5 Le Tragedie des Indiens du Canada. 1970 91-129-3-6 Quebec Publishing Background. 1977-1985 91-129-3-7 The Native People - Vol.2, No. 6, Alberta 1969 Native Communications Society - brochure, minutes of meeting with University of Alberta, United States and Canadian Periodicals. 91-129-3-8 Escarpit - Sources for the Cardinal Study. 1970 91-129-3-9 Diffusion of Canadian Native Protest. 1969-1971 91-129-3-10 Diffusion of Cardinal's Book in Canada by 1972 Types of Book Outlets. 91-129-3-11 Diffusion of Cardinal's Book by Economic 1972 Regions of Canada. 91-129-3-12 Diffusion of Cardinal Book to United States. 1972 91-129-3-13 Contacts with Les Editions Du Jour Inc. in 1972 Montreal 91-129-3-14 Bibliography Lists and Studies of Publications 1969-1972 on Indians for Cardinal Study. 91-129-3-15 1969 Government White Paper on Indians, 1962-1969 Department of Citizenship and Immigration - Indian Affairs Branch - copy of Indian Act, i I G.E. Mortimer; The Indian in Industry - / Roads to Independence, Department of Indian Affairs publications; The Indian in Transition, The Indian Today, The Canadian Indian - contains a compact of the Indian Treaties. 91-129-3-16 Outline and Summary for writing-up diffusion 1969-1972 of The Unjust Society. 91-129-3-17 Tables and Charts of Diffusion of The Unjust 1969-1972 Society. 91-129-3-19 Distribution of The Unjust Society by Province, 1967 State and Outlet - Basic Data. 91-129-3-20 Publishing Climate in Canada When The Unjust 1972 Society was diffused. 91-129-3-21 Coding Instructions of Reactions to The Unjust n.d. Society and Cardinal. 91-129-3-22 Interview Data: Harold Cardinal, M.G. Hurtig, 1971-1972 Peggy Robbins. 91-129-3-23 Unjust Society - press clippings - British 1969-1970 Columbia. 91-129-3-24 Unjust Society - press clippings - Alberta. 1969-1970 91-129-3-25 Reviews of The Unjust Society in Alberta. 1969-1970 91-129-3-26 Unjust Society - press clippings - 1970 Saskatchewan. 91-129-3-27 Unjust Society - press clippings - Manitoba. 1970

14 91-129-3-28 Unjust Society - press clippings - Ontario. 1970 91-129-3-29 Ontario Reviews - writing on The Unjust 1969-1970 Society. 91-129-3-30 Unjust Society - press clippings - Quebec. 1969-1970 91-129-3-31 Unjust Society - press clippings - New 1970 Brunswick. 91-129-3-32 Unjust Society - press clippings - Prince 1970 Edward Island. 91-129-3-33 Unjust Society - press clippings - Nova Scotia. 1970 91-129-3-34 Unjust Society - press clippings - Newfoundland. 1970 91-129-3-35 Unjust Society - press clippings - Northwest 1969-1970 Territories/Yukon. 91-129-3-36 Unjust Society - book review - letters - radio. 1969-1970 91-129-3-37 Coded cards for Analysis of Unjust Society. 1969-1971 91-129-3-38 Coded cards for Analysis of Unjust Society. 1969-1970 91-129-5 Canadian and United States book orders 1969-1970 for The Unjust Society.

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CHALMERS, JOHN W. Administrator, Educator, Author [1910?]-

After a career as a teacher, principal and administrator with the Alberta Department of Education, John W. Chalmers joined the staff of the Faculty of Education in 1969 as associate professor of Educational Foundations. He acted as the director of an intercultural program aimed at training teachers planning to work in northern native communities. He also has served as chairman of the Boreal Institute' s Advisory Board and as editor of several issues of the Institute's Occasional Publications. Chalmers has written a number of books on Western Canadian education and history, including one on fur trade.

Text, 1942-1975, 0.14 m; Accessions: 75-131, 78-44, 78-86, 79-19

Publications 1942-1960 J.W. Chalmers. Fur Trade Governor: George Simpson (1960); &lucation behind the Buckskin Curtain (1972); The Land of Peter Pond (1974). J.W. Godsell. I Was No Lady (1959).

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Access: Open (note: 78-44- is closed).

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J. W. Chalmers

Accessions/Items: Subjects: Dates:

75-131 J.W. Godsell. I Was No Lady - an autobiography. 1959 76-5-2 J.W. Chalmers, ed. The Land of Peter Pond. 1974 78-44-3 Land of Peter Pond - background - correspondence. 1973-1975 78-86 J. W. Chalmers. Education behind the Buckskin Cunain 1972 A History of Native Education in Canada. 79-19 J.W. Chalmers. Fur Trade Governor: George 1960 Simpson, 1820-1860.

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CLARK, WILLIAM (Bill) Prospector, Engineer 1901-1978

William Clark came to Canada from Scotland in 1923 with the Hudson's Bay Company, travelling to communities along the Mackenzie and Hay Rivers in the Northwest Territories as clerk and manager for Company outposts. After a brief return to Scotland, he trapped and prospected around the South Nahanni River. His papers contain a Nahanni National Park Historical Resources Inventory, Vol. 3 (prepared for the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs 1976) which chronicles Bill Clark's interactions with northern natives while trapping and prospecting.

Multiple Media, 1933-[197-], 0.05 m, [ca.100] photographs; Accession: 78-123

Photographs [19--] Includes family; friends; work; social activities (ca. 100 images).

16 Publications 1976 Nalumni National Park Historical Resources Inventory, Vol. 3 (prepared for the Department oflndian and Northern Affairs).

Access: Open

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William Clark

Accession: Subject: Dates:

78-123 Photographs of the North, diaries, correspondence, 1933-[197-] transcripts of interviews with Bill Clark and Albert Faille and South Nahanni inhabitants (many of whom were hunters and trappers) published in Nahcmni National Park Historical Resources Inventory, Vol. 3

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EDWARDS, OLIVER CROMWELL Physician, Collector 1847-1911

Dr. O.C. Edwards practiced medicine at Fort Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan during the 1880s and in 1900 served as medical officer for the Indian Commission party administering the signing of Treaty No. 8 at Fort Chipewyan, Alberta. He then moved on to practice for eleven years on the Blood and Peigan Reserves at Fort MacLeod. He was an avid collector. of native artifacts, and in 1919-1920 his widow, Henrietta Muir Edwards, sold his collection to the University of Alberta. Their son, William Muir Edwards, was one of the first four professors at the University (1908-1918).

Multiple media, 1898-1920, ca. 0.06 m; Accessions 70-79; 77-164; 78-62

17 Correspondence 1919-1920 Relates to the sale of O.C. Edwards' collection of Indian artifacts to the University of Alberta.

Photographs 1898-1899, 1918 Depicts mainly family Indians, missionaries, and scenes relating to the Klondike gold rush (30 images).

Access: Open

See also: Museums and Collections Services,· University Libraries

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Oliver Cromwell Edwards

Items: Subject: Dates:

70-79-61 "Indian Collection" in Library; press release announcing n.d. the purchase of Edward's collection 77-164-7 "An Ethnographic Overview of Native Art and Artifacts: 1977 O.C. Edwards, Lord, and Permanent Collections" Exhibition catalogue.

Photographs

78-62-13 C.P. "Sure-to-Catch-Him. Cree Indians, Tyo, Oolo. [190J Received from E. Gardiner." 10 cm x 12.5 cm, Unmounted. 78-62-14 O.P. Unidentified male Indian. 12 cm x 18 cm, Unmounted. [190J 78-62-15 Neg. Unidentified man in Indian clothing. 10 cm x 12.5 cm. [190J 78-62-16 Neg. Unidentified person in Indian clothing and chief's head [190J dress. 10 cm x 12.5 cm. 78-62-17 Neg. Two unidentified male Indians. 10.cm x 12.5 cm. [190J Photographs is of poor quality. 78-62-18 Neg. Four unidentified male Indians. 10 cm x 12.5 cm. [190J 78-62-19 Neg. Unidentified male Indian. 10 cm x 12.5 cm. [190J 78-62-20 Neg. [Plains Indian artwork on hide]. 10 cm x 12.5 cm. [190J

Correspondence

78-62-29 Henrietta Muir Edwards and John A. Allan, Professor 1919-1920 of Geology, on negotiations for the University to

18 acquire the O. C. Edwards Collection of Indian artifacts. Includes list of artifacts. Photocopies of the above corres pondence, in a separate file, to be used for reference

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FERGUSON,THERESA [19--]-

Theresa Ferguson's fonds contains valuable oral history records. It consists of transcripts of interviews with members of the Slavey Indian Band, 1976-1978. The interviewees talk about their childhood, trapping and hunting, camping, social life, etc. in the "old days." The interviewers are particularly interested in the ways in which the Indians used fire in the bush, setting fires around their house or camp to clear the land and facilitate trapping and migration on the prairies.

Text, 1976-1978, 0.03 m; Accession 79-35

Interviews 1976-1978 Transcripts of interviews with members of the Slavey Indian Band.

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FOOTNER, HULBERT Author 1879-1944

Though a writer of detective stories, Hulbert Footner also wrote a book about his travels to northern Alberta (New Rivers of the North, 1912), during which most of these photographs were taken.

19 ) Photographs, 1911; Accession: 77-147

Photographs 1911 Indians, Indian camps, family members involved in their everyday activities.

Most captions are taken from Mr. Footner's notes.

Descriptive Inventory

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Hulbert Footner

Items: Subject: Dates:

77-147-9 U .P. Indian family at Tete Jaune Cache. Their greatest [1911] treasure in the world was a phonograph. 8 cm x 14 cm. Unmounted. 77-147-11 U.P. A surveyor, his assistant, and three Indians [1911] 8 cm x 14 cm. Unmounted. 77-147-18 U.P. The Parnsnip. We met three Indians and a dog [1911] coming upstream. 9 cm x 14 cm. Unmounted. 77-147-35 U.P. [Four identified Indian men seated in camp] [1911] 8 cm x 13 cm. Unmounted. 77-147-51 U.P. [Indian woman scraping animal hide] [1911] 8 cm x 13 cm. Unmounted. 77-147-52 same as -35 77-147-57 U.P. [Unidentified old Indian woman and child outside [1911] teepee] 8 cm x 14 cm. Unmounted. 77-147-60 U.P. [Indian camp and group of unidentified children] [1911] 8 cm x 13 cm. Unmounted. 77-147-63 U.P. [Unidentified group of Indians in front of their [1911] teepee] 8 cm x 14 cm. Unmounted. 77-147-74 U.P. Beaver Indians near Ft. St. John. [1911] 8 cm x 14 cm. Unmounted. 77-147-76 U.P. [A priest, group of nuns, and Indian children] [1911] 9 cm x 14 cm. Unmounted.

20 77-147-77 U.P. [Four unidentified Indian men outside a log cabin] [1911] 6 cm x 8 cm. Unmounted. 77-147-78 U.P. [Unidentified Indian father and child] [1911] 6 cm x 8 cm. Unmounted. 77-147-83 U.P. [Indian girl sitting on animal fur] [1911] 8 cm x 13 cm. Unmounted. 77-147-86 U. P. [Indian camp and group of unidentified children] [1911] 8 cm x 13 cm. Unmounted. [Duplicate included] 77-147-87 U.P. [Four unidentified Indians seated in a camp] [1911] 8 cm x 13 cm. Unmounted. 77-147-115 U.P. [Small Indian girl posing with a dog] [1911] 8 cm x 13 cm. Unmounted. 77-147-116 U.P. [Two unidentified Indian men]. [1911] 6 cm x 8 cm. Unmounted. 77-147-117 U.P. [Unidentified Indian family outside a log cabin]. [1911] 6 cm x 8 cm. Unmounted. 77-147-119 U. P. [Two small Indian children posing for camera]. [1911] 6 cm x 8 cm. Unmounted. 77-147-122 U.P. Indians on the Hay River trail. [1911] 9 cm x 14 cm. Mounted.

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FOSTER, JOHN E. Historian 1938-1996

John Foster (PhD Alberta) was a specialist in Canadian pre-settlement history. He joined the Department of History at the University in 1970 and was granted a full professorship in 1986. He coordinated the contributions and publication of the festschrift, The Developing West: Essays in Canadian History in Honor ofLewis H. Thomas. He was also co-editor of the interdisciplinary journal Alberta: Studies in the Arts and Sciences, and was an associate editor for the Riel Project.

Text, 1980-1983, 0.12 m; Accession: 83-72

Correspondence with Contributors, Publisher 1980-1983

21 Permissions to Publish 1982

Typescript Articles [1982]

The records result from the editing of The Developing West: Essays on Canadian History in Honor ofLewis H. Tfwmas.

Access: Restricted

See also: Faculty ofEducation

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Leslie R. Gue

Items: Subject: Dates:

87-6-1020-1023 Four Scrapbooks on Indian Society and Education. 1967-1969

23 86-6-1024-1027 Interviews with Indians and Metis: Transcripts; 1979 Teresa Wildcat, Herb Belcourt, Lillian Potts, Stan Shank.

Speeches. Articles on Native Education

87-6-1090 Indian Education and Values: talks by L.R. Gue. 1967-1968 87-6-1098 A modest proposal for evaluation in education; 1968 Principals' Leadership Course. 87-6-1097 Clashing cultures: A Teaching and Learning 1968 Dilemma; Pear River Orientation. 87-6-475 Bitterness at Buffalo School - A Case Study. n.d. 87-6-624 Inuit Youth: A Disinherited Generation; S. Cole. 1979-1980 87-6-646 Indian Education in Canada 1974 87-6-679 UCEA - Preparation of Native Administration 1975 87-6-948 "Clues for intercultural living." Alberta New 1968 Start Staff Orientation, Lac La Biche. 87-6-1095 Educational needs of Indian children; Indian 1968 School Committee Conference. 87-6-1100 Education for.intercultural living; Saskatchewan 1968 Indian Teachers' Association. i 87-6-983 "The Indian Community"; Teacher orientation, 1968 / Morley. 87-6-1091 "Indian culture": talks by L.R. Gue to Wauneita 1968-1970 Society Tutors. 87-6-1093 "Cultural influences in education"; Elementary 1969 Education Conference. 87-6-1099 "Cultural variables affecting administration and 1969 teaching"; Principals' Leadership Course. 87-6-987 Articles: Northian, January 1969: "A Thousand 1969 Paths to Choose." 87-6-996 "Observations concerning Gregoire Lake Band 1969 becoming wealthy through natural resource development. " 87-6-985 Addresses: CKUA, 1970: "Fort Chipewyan, a 1970 town in transition." 87-6-989 "A selected, annotated bibliography concerning 1970 future needs in all levels and forms of Native education in Alberta, Canada." 87-6-652 "A selected, annotated bibliography concerning 1970 future needs in all levels and forms of Native education in Canada. " \ 87-6-1094 "Contributions of culture to elements ... language"; 1970 ) Elementary Reading Committee.

24 87-6-1096 "The impact of culture upon language"; Reading 1970 Institute. 87-6-654 "Fort Chipewyan: A town in Transition." 1971 87-6-655 "Value Orientations in an Indian Community." 1972 87-6-994 "Some forces impinging on Indian education," 1973 Indian-F.d. 87-6-643 "Canadian Native Schools in Transition," CSSE 1974 Year book Vol. 1. 87-6-1101 "Classroom management," Alberta Indian 1974 Education Association. 87-6-649 "Native Education in Canada. " 1974

Native Education: General

87-6-778 Indian Education Background (Dissertation [1963-1966] Deletion) "The Fate of the Indian People" - Adrian Hope - 1964. 87-6-625 Indian Education (Intercultural education): [1965-1978] Readings: Suggested titles, entries on cards. 87-6-813 Native Education - OECD study: notes, accounts. 1974 87-6-816 Steinhauer, Mike: Local control - a prerequisite in n.d. ( Indican education; Indian-Ed 2:5, Director, Blue Quills School, [Morningstar Project], [Edited by L.R. Gue]. 87-6-409 Indian Education program: Reference materials, 1972-1979 includes student paper. 87-6-818 Benham, William J. : Correspondence, Editorial 1973 Board, Indian-Ed. 87-6-810 Native education: Reports sent to L.R. Gue by 1973-1975 University of Alberta researchers. 87-6-817 University of British Columbia: Program in Indian 1974 education: Press release [edited by L.R. Gue]. 87-6-777 Indian Education Research Data. 1979 87-6-493 Research: Nash, Lynn: Value orientations study, 1979-1980 N.W.T. 87-6-868 · SSHRCC application: Native education. 1983

Committees, etc. for Native Education

87-6-546 Alberta Indian Education Centre. 1974 87-6-781 CEA Native Education Trust. 1974 87-6-12 Cross Cultural Education Committee (Alberta [1974] Education): Briefs, charts. 87-6-614 OECD Review: "Native Education in Canada." 1974 87-6-613 OECD Review study. 1974

25 87-6-11 Cross-Cultural Education Committee (Alberta 1972-1973 Education): Published materials; photocopies, pamphlets, news clippings. 87-6-381 Affiliated Indian and Metis College Working [1978] Committee.

Conferences on Native Education

87-6-73 Workshop on Canadian University Experience in 1967 International Development Programmes, Guelph, 1979: Papers presented; Includes T.C.S.P. "Culture." 87-6-1078 Canadian Association of Indian and Eskimo 1969-1972 Education. 87-6-1089 A.S.T.A. Seminar, Morley. 1970 87-6-1084 Conference on Indian Educational Leadership, 1973 Albuquerque. 87-6-1083 Alberta Indian Language Conference. 1974 87-6-1081 Proposed Conference: Native Educational Leadership. 1974 87-6-548 D.I.A. Counsellors' Workshop, Red Deer. 1978 87-6-608 CBIE "Pathways" Conference. 1978

Morningstar Project

87-6-564 Ed Admin 261: Morningstar- Grading interviews. n.d. 87-6-1074 Ed Admin 401: Morningstar- Students' term paper. n.d. 87-6-576 Ed Admin: Morningstar - Appraisals. 1975-1980 87-6-567 Ed Admin 301: Morningstar - Records and 1976 administration. 87-6-1073 Ed Admin 301: Morningstar - Students' research 1976 papers. 87-6-563 Ed Admin 261: Morningstar, November. 1975 87-6-565 Ed Admin 261: Morningstar - Handouts, Fall. 1975 87-6-561 Project Morningstar. 1978 87-6-385 Ed Admin 591/592: Campbell and Zyp; Native Education 1976-1977

Northlands School Division

87-6-772 Fort Vermilion School Division Summary of Building 1964 Program Files. 87-6-960 Indian Education and Northland School Division #61: [1964-1966] Miscellaneous correspondence, course work, reference materials. Includes photographs of classes.

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LAVERTY, CLARENCE ALVIN Engineer 1903-

Clarence A. Laverty was a student at the University from 1923 to 1928, graduating with a BSc in electrical engineering. During the summers of 1923, 1924 and 1925, he worked as a survey crewman for the Topographical Survey Department of the Government of Canada in the Northwest Territories. His narratives and photographs include images of Eskimos/Beaver/Slavey natives, fishing and hunting camps, Roman Catholic Mission at Fort Chipewyan, Anglican Mission at Hay River along with photographs of students at both locations, grave sites.

Multiple Media, 1923-1925, 1986, ca. 0.02 m, and ca. 414 photographs; Accession: 86- 13

Memoirs 1986 Narrative accounts of survey work portrayed in the photographs.

Photographs 1923-1925 Survey trips to the Northwest Territories (414 images).

Access: Open

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Clarence A. Laverty

Accession: Subject: Dates:

86-13 C.A. Laverty. "Trips North" (1923-1925). Narrative and photograph album for each trip. Includes 1923-1986 photographs of Eskimo/Beaver/Slavey, fishing and hunting camps, burial sites, Roman Catholic Mission (Fort Chipewyan), Anglican Mission

27 (Hay River) - pictures of students, Marian River - \ I map (multiple copies).

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LEWIS, HENRY T. Anthropologist 1928-

Henry T. Lewis, Chair of the Department of Anthropology (1971-1975 and 1986-1990), was named full professor in 1977. He has conducted research in fire ecology as practiced by the native peoples of northern Alberta, from which he produced a documentary film on the subject, The Fires of Spring, in 1978.

Multiple media, 1974-1982, ca. 0.96 m; Accessions: 88-135, 93-103

Documentary Motion Picture 1974-1980 Includes unedited and edited film, video tape copies and script of The Fires of Spring, which deals with controlled habitat burning in northern Alberta.

Production and Distribution 1979-1982

Access: Open

See also: DepartmenJ ofRadio and Television

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Henry T. Lewis

Accessions: Subject: Dates:

88-135 "Fires of Spring" (Motion picture): Original 1974-1982 film footage, the master and print copies, preview copies, out-takes, other related materials ) including Copyright Statement; Yukon Research;

28 85-36 Interviews: Fort Chipewyan residents, J.Dewey 1977-1978 Soper. National Parks Association Annual meeting. Panel discussion: Joe Dion - Pat McCormack 86-106 Mission of the Oblates of Mary Immaculate [ca.1924-1980] (O.M.I) - Fort Chipewyan, Alberta. Copies of original photographs [285]; Photograph Inventory. 86-111 Fort Chipewyan photographs (31) [ca.1929]-1970 93-47 Fort Chipewyan genealogies [19--]

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OSLIE, MURIEL Teacher, Fanner, Merchant 1904- t \ Muriel Oslie was a school teacher before settling down as a farmer in Weyburn, Saskatchewan in 1931. In 1937 she moved to the Peace River District of Alberta, where she operated a trading post in Martin River until the early forties and a store in Three Creeks until 1969. Mrs. Oslie recorded interviews with Peace River residents, and together with her detailed diaries, was able to document changing native lifestyles and traditions, many of which have since vanished.

Multiple Media, 1931-[1990], ca. 0.2 m; Accessions: 78-164, 81-10, 95-157

Diaries 1931-1969

Interviews 1966-1978 Memoirs of neighbours in the Peace River country (5 sound tape reels, 5 sound tape cassettes).

Memoirs 1978 Recorded on three sound tape cassettes.

Photographs 1938-1941 Life and work in northern Alberta (7 images).

31 Publications 1990 ) M. Oslie. Oslie Trading Post, Martin River, Three Creeks.

Access: Restricted

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Muriel Oslie

Accessions: Subject: Dates:

78-164 Mrs. Muriel Oslie interviewing various people, 1967-1978 and being interviewed by Jim Parker. 81-10 Contains Muriel Oslie' s diaries which document 1931-1978 changing native lifestyles in the Peace River District, 7 photographs, 13 sound tape reels/ cassettes of interviews with residents of the Peace River region. 95-157 M. Oslie. Oslie Trading Post, Martin River, Three [1990] Creeks. Self published.

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PARKER, JAMES McPHERSON Archivist, Teacher, Administrator 1934-1990

Jim Parker taught social studies in northern Alberta before joining the University of Alberta, his alma mater, in 1968 as its first University Archivist. From 1977 to 1984 he acted as an adjunct associate professor in the Faculty of Library and Information Studies, and in 1986 he was appointed Director of the newly amalgamated University Archives and Collections.

He left his position in 1990 to become Northern Area Manager for the Alberta Historic Sites Service of Alberta Culture and Multiculturalism. He lectured and wrote on northern Alberta, in particular oil sands history, and his Master's thesis on Fort Chipewyan,

32 Emporium of the North: Fort Chipewyan and the Fur Trade to 1835, was published in 1987.

Multiple Media, 1938-1988, ca. 1.45 m and 78 audio-visual items; Accessions: 82-46, 89-112, 91-1

Interviews 1977-1979 Interviews conducted by Mr. Parker relating to the oil sands. Some interviews are in Cree or Chipewyan language (8 sound tape reels, 70 sound tape cassettes).

Publications 1987-1988 J.M. Parker. Emporium ofthe North. T. Kennedy. Quest.

Reports 1979 Relates to the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program.

Research Material 1938-1980 Includes clippings, correspondence, reports, and speeches relating to the oil sands.

Access: Open

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J.M. Parker

Accessions: Subject: Dates:

91-1 Treaty 8 - appraisal - correspondence. Fort Chipewyan 1981-1988 Bicentennial - correspondence. Fort Chipewyan Project Planning Sub-Committee - meetings - minutes. I. Eckert. "Northern Indians and the Fur Trade." "The Chipewyan: Territory and Adaptation." J.M. Parker. Emporium ofthe North - Fort Chipewyan and the Fur Trade to 1835. T. Kennedy. Quest - Canada's Search for Arctic Oil. 89-112 Athabasca Oil Sands Historical Research Project - 1979 J.M. Parker, Project Director. Vol. 1 Design; Vol. 2 Bibliography of Published Sources. Bibliography of Government Publications and Primary Sources.

33 82-46 Athabasca Oil Sands Environmental Research Project 1938-1980 files contain a lot of infonnation on Fort Chipewyan and the Fur Trade, oral history - interviews, NWMP, Socio - Economic Developments, native people, missionaries, and several bibliographies.

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PEARCE,WILLIAM Surveyor, Statistician, Administrator 1848-1930

William Pearce apprenticed as a surveyor, joining the Department of the Interior in that capacity in 1874. By 1884 he was acting as the Department's chief advisor on the development of the North-West. Calgary became his headquarters in 1884 when he was appointed Superintendent of Mines. His position rapidly became that of troubleshooter, advisor and unofficial promoter for western expansion. He was assigned the task of settling land claims, particularly those of the Metis and squatters. Based on this knowledge, Mr. Pearce prepared the official report on the causes of the Riel Rebellion.

Multiple Media, 1878-1982, ca. 13.85 m, Accessions: 74-169, 84-93

Department of the Interior 1881-1929 Relates mainly to correspondence with other officials of the Department, Land claims at Prince Albert, Battlefords, Edmonton, St. Albert, and other locations.

Historical 1902-1928 Includes correspondence, draft manuscripts and research material (some from 1875-1912) collected for a history of the Canadian North-West.

Letterbooks 1883-1891 Land claims in Alberta and Saskatchewan (fonnerly a part of Northwest Territories).

Photographs 1858-1902 Persons and places in western Canada; collected, not created by Mr. Pearce (14 images) including: Big Bear's camp (1883), Louis Riel's Council (1869-187), and Big Bear and Poundmaker at Manitoba Penitentiary (1885).

34 Emporium of the North: Fort ChiperV'jan and the Fur Trade to 1835, was published in 1987.

Multiple Media, 1938-1988, ca. 1.45 m and 78 audio-visual items; Accessions: 82-46, 89-112, 91-1

Interviews 1977-1979 Interviews conducted by Mr. Parker relating to the oil sands. Some interviews are in Cree or Chipewyan language (8 sound tape reels, 70 sound tape cassettes).

Publications 1987-1988 J.M. Parker. Emporium ofthe North. T. Kennedy. Quest.

Reports 1979 Relates to the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program.

Research Material 1938-1980 Includes clippings, correspondence, reports, and speeches relating to the oil sands.

Access: Open

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J.M. Parker

Accessions: Subject: Dates:

91-1 Treaty 8 - appraisal - correspondence. Fort Chipewyan 1981-1988 Bicentennial - correspondence. Fort Chipewyan Project Planning Sub-Committee - meetings - minutes. I. Eckert. "Northern Indians and the Fur Trade." "The Chipewyan: Territory and Adaptation." J.M. Parker. Emporium of the North - Fort Chipewyan and the Fur Trade to 1835. T. Kennedy. Quest - Canada's Search for Arctic Oil. 89-112 Athabasca Oil Sands Historical Research Project - 1979 J.M. Parker, Project Director. Vol. 1 Design; Vol. 2 Bibliography of Published Sources. Bibliography of Government Publications and Primary Sources.

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PEARCE,WILLIAM Surveyor, Statistician, Administrator 1848-1930

Multiple Media, 1878-1982, ca. 13.85 m, Accessions: 74-169, 84-93

Department of the Interior 1881-1929 Relates mainly to correspondence with other officials of the Department, Land claims at Prince Albert, Battlefords, Edmonton, St. Albert, and other locations.

Historical 1902-1928 Includes correspondence, draft manuscripts and research material (some from 1875-1912) collected for a history of the Canadian North-West.

Letterbooks 1883-1891 Land claims in Alberta and Saskatchewan (fonnerly a part of Northwest Territories).

34 Settlement 1880-1927 Includes or relates to the Department of the Interior; Canadian Pacific Railway Company; personal files; maps, Metis and white land claims along the North Saskatchewan River, Cardston, Morley, Lac La Biche, and a host of others.

Surveys 1878-1928 Includes or relates to career papers; Department of the Interior; Canadian Pacific Railway Company; surveyors' associations; legislation; history of survey; maps.

Transportation 1884-1930 Relates mainly to railways; roads; navigable rivers and lakes.

Published inventories

Access: Open

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William Pearce

Accessions/Items: Subject: Dates:

74-169 The William Pearce papers "constitute one of the 1878-1929 most complete records of the Department of the Interior (administered Branch of Indian Affairs) policies between 1880-1904" (J.M. Parker). *Series 4 - Letterbooks include records on 1883-1891 land claims (1884-1886) at Prince Albert, Battlefords, Edmonton, St. Albert, and other places. *Series 5 - Settlement includes land claims 1880-1927 of the Metis and Whites along the North Saskatchewan River, also claims at Lac La Biche, Cardston, Pincher Creek, Lac St. Anne, etc. *Series 6 - Surveys include suggestions 1878-1928 re: surveys and administration of Indian reserves, Canadian Pacific Railway and lands, and numerous maps of Alberta and Saskatchewan (formerly a part of the Northwest Territories).

35 84-93-5 Theses and reports prepared from University 1967-1982 Archives documents including: E.A. Mitchener. "William Pearce and Federal Government Activity in Western Canada, 1882-1904." 84-93-6 E.A. Mitchener. "William Pearce, 1904-1930. Vol. II. 84-93-7 K. Stotyn. "The Development of the Bow River Irrigation Project, 1906-1950.

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PERSSON, DIANE I. Graduate Student 1950-

Diane Persson was a graduate student at the University of Alberta [ca.197?]-1980. Her doctoral thesis is on Indian Residential Schooling, and was funded by the J.S. Ewart Memorial Fund, Boreal Institute, and a University of Alberta Dissertation Fellowship.

The material in this accession consists of oral tape interviews and transcripts conducted by Diane Persson with individuals connected with the Blue Quills Indian Residential School. Her doctoral thesis, Blue Quills: A Case Study of Indian Residential Schooling was completed in the autumn of 1980.

Multiple media, 1978-1980, 0.02 m, 8 audio tapes; Accession: 81-39

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Diane I. Persson

Accession: Subject: Dates:

81-39 Oral history - taped interviews and interview 1978 transcripts of former students and educators who attended or worked at Blue Quills

36 Indian Residential School between 1934-1964. 8 C-90 cassette tapes - 12 transcripts (educators - students).

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ROMANET, LOUIS AUGUSTE Fur trader, Author 1880-1964

L.A. Romanet came to Canada from France in 1903 as an employee of the fur trading company Revillon Freres. He began his career at their Ungava post in northern Quebec. In 1916 he joined the Hudson's Bay Company as an inspector; by 1923 he was sent to Edmonton to be district manager for the Athabasca and Mackenzie River Districts and general manager of the Alberta and Arctic Transportation Company. In the latter post he had charge of all the Company's river and lake paddlewheel steamboats in the north.

Multiple media, 1915-[1939], ca. 0.37 m, and ca. 80 photographs; Accession: 72-81, 90-162

Career Papers [19--]-1944 Includes accounts, correspondence, essays, journals, memoirs, and reports relating to the Hudson's Bay Company, North Star Oil, and Revillon Freres.

Correspondence 1916-1933 Relates to accounts; expeditions; lectures; publications.

Literary Manuscripts 1930-1937 Includes correspondence, drafts, notebooks and typescripts relating to legends, stories and Mr. Romanet's autobiography, Kabluk ofthe Nonh.

Photographs [ca.1913-1939] Mainly fur trade, Inuit, steamboats on northern rivers; and family (81 images). Many of the arctic and Inuit photographs are by Gaston Herodier, a compatriot.

Published Inventory

Access: Open

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Louis Romanet

Items: Subject: Dates:

72-81-7/1/4/1-1 Eskimo-Indian word list. n.d. 72-81-7/1/4/2-1 Health problems of natives - notes. n.d. 72-81-7/1/4/2-2 Correspondence. 1916-1919 72-81-7 / 1/4/2-3 "If I Were the Governor of HBC" - essay 1920-1921 competition. 72-81-7/1/4/2-4 Correspondence - reports. 1921-1933 72-81-7 /1/4/5-1 Kabluk of the Eskimo. n.d. 72-81-7/1/4/5-2 Kabluk ofthe Eskimo - drafts. n.d. 72-81-7/1/4/5-3 Kabluk ofthe Eskimo - typescript. n.d. 72-81-7/1/4/5-4 Kabluk of the Eskimo - bound typescript. n.d. 72-81-7/1/4/5-5 Kabluk ofthe Eskimo - 2nd copy. n.d. 72-81-7/1/4/5-6 Authentic Tales and Travels of Kabluk in the Land n.d. ofthe Indian - bound typescript. 72-81-7/1/4/5-7 "An Indian Famine." "A Nero of the Northland." 1937 72-81-7/1/4/5-8 Eskimo and Indian Legends. 1930

Photographs

72-81-21 U.P. "Kayak-Juak, Southampton Island." L.T.B. 1926 (Department of the Interior. Northwest Territories and Yukon Branch, and National Museum of Canada). 9 x 11.5 cm. Mounted. 72-81-22 U.P. Eskimo girl. Gaston Herodier. 10 x 12.5 cm. n.d. Mounted. 72-81-24 U.P. Eskimo hunters in kayaks and on shore. n.d. 10 x 12 cm. Mounted. 72-81-26 U.P. Eskimo man and woman in ceremonial dress. 1929 Issued March 20, 1929. (Department of Mines. Geological Survey. Photographic Division and National Museum of Canada). 9 x 11.5 cm. Mounted. 72-81-28 U.P. "Native sled set up on snow blocks used for 1926 cache on ice off Todd Island (King William Island)." L. T.B. (Department of the Interior, Northwest Territories and Yukon Branch, and National Museum of Canada). 8.5 x14 cm. Mounted. 72-81-29 U.P. Eskimo man and woman in ceremonial dress. 1929 Issued March 20, 1929. (Department of Mines.

38 Geological Survey. Photographic Division, and National Museum of Canada). 9 x t 1.5 cm. Mounted. 72-81-30 C.P. Eskimo woman in ceremonial dress. Rear view. n.d. (National Museum of Canada). 8 x 10.5 cm. Mounted. 72-81-31 U.P. "Native at stone fish trap - Cambridge Bay." 1925 L.T.B. (Department of the Interior. Northwest Territories and Yukon Division). 8 x 14 cm. Mounted. 72-81-32 U.P. Eskimo woman fishing through ice. Issued 1929 March 20, 1929. (Department of Mines, Geological Survey. Photographic Division and National Museum of Canada). 7.5 x 13.5 cm. Mounted. 72-81-33 U.P. Eskimo caravan. Issued March 20, 1929 1929 (Department of Mines, Geological Survey. Photographic Division and National Museum of Canada). 8 x 13.5 cm. Mounted. 72-81-34 U.P. Sled dogs. Gaston Herodier. 8 x 11.5 cm. n.d. Mounted. 72-81-35 U.P. "Eskimo igloo, just south of Cape St. David, 1927 Cumberland Gulf, Baffin Island, N.W.T." L.D.L. (Department of the Interior. Northwest Territories and Yukon Branch, and National Museum of Canada). 8.5 x 14.5 cm. Mounted. 72-81-36 U.P. Fur seals. Issued March 20, 1929 (Department 1929 of Mines. Geological Survey. Photographic Division, and National Museum of Canada). 8 x 13.5 cm Mounted. 72-81-37 C.P. Seal hunter. [Gaston Herodier]. 8.5 x 12 cm. n.d. Mounted. 72-81-38 C.P. Seal hunter. [Gaston Herodier]. 8.5 x 12 cm. n.d. Mounted. 72-81-39 C.P. Seal hunter. [Gaston Herodier]. 8.5 x 12 cm. n.d. Mounted. 72-81-40 U.P. Igloos, Port Harrison. [Gaston Herodier]. n.d. 9 x 12.5 cm. Mounted. 72-81-41 U.P. Eskimo archers. Issued March 20, 1929 1929 (Department of Mines, Geological Survey. Photographic Division and National Museum of Canada). 8 x 13.5 cm. Mounted. 72-81-46 U.P. Eskimo and sled. Issued March 20, 1929 1929 (Department of Mines, Geological Survey. Photographic Division and National Museum . of Canada). 7.5 x 13.5 cm. Mounted. 72-81-54 U.P. "Native [in kayak] Ak-ah-walah, Pond Inlet, 1927 Baffin Island." Man in kayak. L.D.L. (Department of Interior. Northwest Territories and Yukon Branch, and National Museum of Canada). 8.5 xlO cm. Mounted.

39 72-81-57 U.P. "Eskimo woman and child dressed in eider 1927 duck skins. (Child appears to be an idiot) S.W. Belchers. " L. T. B. (Department of the Interior. Northwest Territories and Yukon Branch, and National Museum of Canada). 7.5 x 10.5 cm. Mounted. 72-81-63 U.P. Eskimo man using bow drill. Issued March 1929 20, 1929. Department of Mines. Geological Survey. Photographic Division. 8 x 13.5 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-67 C.P. Eskimo woman in ceremonial dress. Front n.d. view. 8 x 10 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-81 C.P. Seal hunter. Gaston Herodier. 8 x 12 cm. n.d. Unmounted. 72-81-82 Neg. (G) Negative of above. 10 x 13 cm. (Broken). n.d. 72-81-83 Neg. (G) Hunter seated beside seal breathing hole. n.d. Gaston Herodier. 10 x 13 cm. (Not used in Kabluk ofthe. Eskimo but placed here because part of series 72/81/37-39). 10 x 13 cm. 72-81-95 C.P. "Eskimo kayaks." 8 x 11.5 cm. Unmounted. n.d. (Not used in Kabluk ofthe. Eskimo but negative is on same sheet as that for 72-81-58). 72-81-216 U.P. "Fort Good Hope", Left to right "R.C. Mission, pre-1924 L.H. [Lamson & Hubbard, N.T. [Northern Traders], ') [Indian Village], Hudson's Bay Company, [Indian Village]." 8.2 x 13.8 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-217 U.P. "Indians leaving Fort Good Hope after being 1925 supplied at Hudson's Bay Company store there. E.R. Gowen." 9.5 x 12.5 cm. Unmounted. Stained. 72-81-268 Postcard. "Old Indian bridge, Bulkley Canyon near n.d. Hazleton." 8.5 x 13.5 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-288 Neg. (G) "White whale hunting, Port [Harrison or 1915 Hamilton?] 28 July, 1915." Kayaks in inlet, hunters with rifles on shore. 10 x 12.5 cm. 72-81-289 Neg. (S) Duplicate negative of above. University n.d. of Alberta Photographic Services. 10 x 12 cm. 72-81-312 U.P. "Lake Harbour [natives]" in front of Hudson's n.d. Bay Company post, Baffin Island. 9 x 14.5 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-313 U.P. "Sealer arriving to Post" Pangnirtung Inlet. n.d. Baffin Island. [R.P.] 7.5 x 12.5 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-317 U.P. "Eskimo cache near Barter Island." GS-37122 n.d. (Department of Interior. Natural Resources Intell igence Service) 9 x 14.5 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-561 Neg. (G) [Kayak race]. 10 x 12.5 cm. n.d. 72-81-562 Neg. (S) Duplicate of above. University of Alberta n.d. Photographic Services. 10 x 12.5 cm.

40 72-81-563 Neg. (G) [Kayak race]. 10 x 12.5 cm. n.d. Neg. (S) Duplicate of above. University of Alberta n.d. Photographic Services. 10 x 12.5 cm. 72-81-565 U.P. [Kayak race]. 8 x 11cm. Unmounted. n.d. 72-81-566 Neg. (G) "Canoes arrival." 10x12.5cm. n.d. 72-81-570 C.P. Seven men in canoe, on river. M.C. n.d. 8.5 x 14.5 cm. Unmounted. Neg. (N) Negative of above. 9 x 14.5 cm. n.d. 72-81-575 U.P. "Eskimo family - Arctic Red River. 21 1921 June, 1921." O.S.F. (Department of Interior. Northwest Territories and Yukon Branch). 8 x 14.5 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-576 U.P. "Eskimo family from Great Bear Lake, [1913?] N.W.T." Departmentoflnterior. Natural Resources Intelligence Service. 11.5 x 16 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-577 U.P. "Southampton natives." 8.5 x 14.5 cm. n.d. Unmounted. U.P. Duplicates of above. Unmounted. n.d. 72-81-580 U.P. Same group as in 72-81-577 with [Hudson's n.d. Bay Company employees] captioned "[Pangnituk] natives." 8.5 x 14.5 cm. 72-81-581 U.P. "[Pangnituk] native." 8.5 x 14.5 cm. Unmounted. n.d. U.P. Duplicates of above. Unmounted. n.d.

72-81-584 C.P. Eskimo [family] - men, women, children. n.d. University of Alberta Photographic Services. 12.5 x 17.5 cm. Unmounted. Neg. (G) Negative of above. 10 x 12.5 cm. n.d. Neg. (S) Negative of above. University of Alberta n.d. Photographic Services. 10x12.5cm. 72-81-587 C.P. Eskimo family on sled. University of Alberta n.d. Photographic Services. 12.5 x 17.5 cm. Unmounted. Neg. (G) Negative of above. 10 x 12.5 cm. n.d. Neg. (S) Negative of above. University of Alberta n.d. Photographic Services. 10 x 12.5cm. 72-81-590 C.P. Eskimo man and woman. 8.5 x 12.5 cm Unmounted. n.d. Neg. (G) Negative of above. 10 x 12.5 cm. n.d. Neg. (S) Negative above. University of Alberta n.d. Photographic Services. 10 x 12.5cm. 72-81-593 C.P. Two Eskimo men. ·university of Alberta n.d. Photographic Services. 12.5 x 17.5 cm. Unmounted. Neg. (N) Negative of above. 9.5 x 12 cm. n.d. Neg. (S) Negative of above. University of Alberta n.d. Photographic Services. 10 x 12.5 cm.

41 72-81-596 C.P. Two Eskimo men in kayaks. University of n.d. Alberta Photographic Services. 12.5 x 17.5 cm. Unmounted. Neg. (N) Negative of above. 12 x 17 cm. n.d. Neg. (S) Negative of above. University of Alberta n.d. Photographic Services. 10 x 12.5 cm. 72-81-599 C.P. Two Eskimo men in kayaks, as above. One n.d. with harpoon, one with rifle. University of alberta Photographic Services. 12.5 x 17.5 cm. Unmounted. Neg. (N) Negative of above. 12 x 17 cm. Water stained. n.d. Neg. (S) Negative of above. University of Alberta n.d. Photographic Services. 10 x 12.5 cm. 72-81-602 U.P. "Eskimo harnessing his dog before going sealing. [1934] Neg. - Victoria Museum 37040." Two Eskimos and dog in front of igloo. 9 x 14.5 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-603 U.P. "Meeting of Eskimo dog sleighs on the ice." n.d. 8.5 x 14.5 cm. Unmounted. Stained. 72-81-604 C.P. Group of Eskimos - men, women and children. n.d. 8.5 x 12 cm. Unmounted. Neg. (N) Negative of above. 9.5 x 12 cm. n.d. 72-81-606 U.P. "Eskimos." Family in summer camp. [Department [1913?] of Interior. Natural Resources Intelligence Services]. 12 x 15.5 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-607 C.P. "Amawalik in kayak, July, 1915." University 1915 of Alberta Photographic Services. 12.5 x 17.5 cm. Unmounted. Neg. (G) Negative of above, with caption. 10 x 12.5 cm. 1915 Neg. (S) Negative of above. University of Alberta n.d. Photographic Services. 10 x 12.5 cm. 72-81-610 C.P. ["Aopollokta"] Eskimo man (portrait). University n.d. of Alberta Photographic Services. 12.5 x 17.5 cm. Unmounted. Neg. (G) Negative of above. 10 x 12.5 cm. n.d. Neg. (S) Negative of above. University of Alberta n.d. Photographic Services. 10 x 12.5 cm. 72-81-613 U.P. "Netseliugmeut man wearing native snow 1926 goggles - photo at village on ice south Rae Strait. Northwest 1926." L.T.B. (Department of the Interior. Northwest Territories and Yukon Branch). 9 x 12 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-614 U.P. "Chesterfield native." 9 x 14.5 cm. Unmounted. n.d. 72-81-615 C.P. Eskimo man (portrait). University of Alberta n.d. Photographic Services. 12.5 x 17.5 cm. Unmounted. Neg. (G) Negative of above. 10 x 12.5 cm. n.d. Neg. (S) Negative of above. University of Alberta n.d.

42 Photographic Services. 10 x 12.5 cm. 72-81-618 C.P. Eskimo man (portrait). University of Alberta n.d. Photographic Services. 12.5 x 17.5 cm. Unmounted. Neg. (G) Negative of above. 8 x 10.5 cm. n.d. Neg. (S) Negative of above. University of Alberta n.d. Photographic Services. 10 x 12.5 cm. 72-81-621 C.P. Eskimo man, profile (portrait). University of Alberta n.d. Photographic Services. 12.5 x 17.5 cm. Unmounted. Neg. (G) Negative of above. 10 x 12.5 cm. n.d. Neg. (S) Negative of above. University of Alberta n.d. Photographic Services. 10 x 12.5 cm. 72-81-624 C.P. Eskimo man (portrait). University of Alberta n.d. Photographic Services. 12.5 x 17.5 cm. Unmounted. Neg. (G) Negative of above. 9.5 x 12 cm. n.d. Neg. (S) Negative of above. University of Alberta n.d. Photographic Services. 10 x 12.5 cm. 72-81-627 C.P. Eskimo man holding 3-pronged barbed instrument n.d. (portrait). 8 x 10.5 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-628 C.P. "An Eskimo. Old." (Portrait of man). 8 x 11.5 cm. n.d. Unmounted. Neg. (N) Negative of 72-81-627 and 72-81-628, on one n.d. sheet. 12 x 17 cm. 72-81-630 C.P. Eskimo man (portrait). 8 x 10.5 cm. Unmounted. n.d. C.P. Duplicate of above. Unmounted. n.d. Neg. (N) Negative of above with view across river, n.d. winter scent. On same sheet. 12 x 17 cm. 72-81-633 Neg. (N) [Eskimo entering igloo?]. Log building in n.d. background. 8.5 x 11 cm. Water stained. 72-81-634 U.P. "Eskimo" in from of tents. 8 x 10.5 cm. Unmounted. n.d. 72-81-635 C.P. Eskimo and dog in from of igloos. Moccasins n.d. on tack at right. University of Alberta Photographic Services. 12.5 x 17 cm. Unmounted. Neg. (G) Negative of above. 10 x 12.5 cm. n.d. Neg. (S) Negative of above. University of Alberta n.d. Photographic Services. 10 x 12.5 cm. 72-81-638 U.P. "Native woman - Bernard Harbour." L.T.B. 1925 (Department of the Interior. Northwest Territories and Yukon Branch). 8.5 x 14.5 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-639 Postcard. "The fair sex - Coronation of Gulf Eskimos." n.d. 9 x 14 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-640 U.P. Eskimo woman. "Women's dear [sic] skin coat; n.d. the lowest row of decorating devices across the top of the chest, on the arms and across the body are made of deer's front teeth. Chesterfield inlet, Hudson's Bay." Father Guy (Department of the Interior. Natural

43 ) Resources Intelligence Service) 11 x 16.5 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-641 U.P. Eskimo women and children [on Southampton n.d. Island]. 8.5 x 14.5 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-642 U.P. Eskimo woman "making a pair of sealskin shoes. 1925 Baffin Island, N.W.T." On board ship. G.H.V. (Department of the Interior. Northwest Territories and Yukon Branch). 8 x 11 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-643 U.P. "Eskimo woman at Pangnirtung, Baffin Island, 1924 Cumberland Gulf, employed by Hudson's Bay Company to cut blubber off skin of white whale." R. T. (Department of the Interior. Northwest Territories and Yukon Branch). 9.5 x 12 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-644 U.P. Duplicate of above. Unmounted. n.d. 72-81-645 U.P. "River Clyde woman" and child. R.P. 9 x 14.5 cm n.d. Unmounted.

72-81-646 U.P. "Pond Inlet woman" and child. In costume n.d. identical to that of Chesterfield Inlet woman (72-81-640) 5.5 x 10.5 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-647 U.P. "A group of native Eskimo women - Pond Inlet, 1924 Baffin Island, N.W.T." R.T. (Department of the Interior. Northwest Territories and Yukon Branch). 9 x 11.5 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-648 C.P. Two Eskimo women with fishing spears. 8.5 x 11 cm. n.d. Unmounted. Neg. (G) Negative of above. 8 x 10.5 cm. n.d. Emulsion damaged. Neg. (S) Duplicate negative of above. University of Alberta n.d. Photographic Services. 10 x 12.5 cm. 72-81-651 U.P. Two Eskimo women. Issued March 20, 1929. 1929 Department of mines. Geological Survey. Photographic Division. 9 x 11 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-652 U.P. Eskimo woman scraping sealskin. Two scraping n.d. knives shown. Kayak set up on supports in background. 9 x 12.5 cm. Unmounted. Neg. (G) Negative of above. 10 x 12.5 cm. n.d. Neg. (S) Duplicate negative of above. University of Alberta n.d. Photographic Services. 10 x 12.5 cm. 72-81-655 Neg. (N) Seated Eskimo woman. 8 x 10.5 cm. Water n.d. damaged. 72-81-656 Neg. (S) Eskimo woman in embroidered costume. 9 x 15.5 cm. n.d.

72-81-657 C.P. Eskimo woman in decorated fur costume. 8 x 14 cm. n.d. Unmounted. Neg. (N) Negative of above. 12 x 17 cm. n.d.

44 72-81-659 U.P. "An Eskimo at Arctic Red River. 7 x 10.5 cm. n.d. Unmounted. Water stained. 72-81-660 U.P. Eskimo child. "Born in Barren Land - Chesterfield, n.d. Hudson's Bay." Father Guy (Department of the Interior. Natural Resources Intelligence Service). 11.5 x 17 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-661 U .P. Three "Southampton Island children" with baby n.d. in backpack. R.P. 8 x 14 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-662 U.P. Two "Southampton Island children." R.P. n.d. 8 x 14 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-663 U.P. "Labrador children - Cartwright. October 3, 1924." 1924 L. T.B. (Department of the Interior. Northwest Territories and Yukon Branch) 8.5 x 14 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-664 U.P. [Eskimo boy] in front of Hudson's Bay Company n.d. store. R.P. 8 x 14 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-665 C.P. Eskimo "boy and arc": with bow and arrow. n.d. Conifers in background. University of Alberta Photographic Services. 12.5 x 17.5 cm. Unmounted. Neg. (G) Negative of above. 10 x 12.5 cm. n.d. Neg. (S) Negative of above. University of Alberta n.d. Photographic Services. 10 x 12.5 cm. ( \. 72-81-668 U.P. "Eskimo.and snow house. Hudson Bay." n.d. Department of the Interior. Natural Resources Intelligence Service. 8.5 x 14 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-669 U.P. "Southampton Island woman" seated in front n.d. of skin tent. R.P. 8 x 14 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-670 U.P. "Tupek at Bache Peninsula, Ellesmere 1926 Island, N. W. T." M.H. (Department of the Interior. Northwest Territories and Yukon Branch). 10 x 12.5 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-671 C.P. Igloos. 8.5 x 9.5 cm. Unmounted. n.d. Neg. (G) Negative of above. 10 x 12.5 cm. n.d. Neg. (S) Negative of above. University of Alberta n.d. Photographic Services. 10 x 12.5 cm. 72-81-674 Neg. (N) Igloo, sled. 12 x 17 cm. n.d. 72-81-675 Neg. (N) Man constructing igloo. 9 x 11.5 cm. n.d. Water damaged. 72-81-676 Neg. (N) Igloos, dogs and sled. 9 x 12 cm. Unmounted. n.d. 72-81-677 U.P. Skin tent. Boat in background. R.P. 8.5 x 14 cm n.d. Unmounted. 72-81-678 U.P. Camp with skin tents. (Women working on 1929 sealskins]. Department of Mines. Geological Survey. Photographic Division. Print issued March 20, 1929. 8 x 13.5 cm. Unmounted.

45 72-81-679 U.P. "Eskimo grave with outfit for dead man - 12th 1926 August, 1926." L.T.B. (Department of the Interior. Northwest Territories and Yukon Branch). 7.5 x 10 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-680 U.P. "Swampy Crees in camp at Shoal River." 1930 Department of Mine Geological Sruvey. Photographic Division/National Museum of Canada. Photograph issued September 1930. 15.5 x 20 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-681 Neg. (N) Man in Plains Indian chieftain's costume, n.d. feathered head-dress, carrying ceremonial pipe. Winter scene. Log building in background. Man could be Caucasian (clipped moustache). 9 x 15 cm. 72-81-682 U.P. Man and dog teams, winter. Hudson's Bay n.d. Company sled No. A9 at left. Log pile in background. 7.5 x 12.5 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-683 U.P. Large group of men in suits and hats. Rope n.d. stretched between two poles at right. [Community picnic or sports day]. 9.5 x 12 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-684 U.P. Group of children in suits or white dresses n.d. and hats. Lake short or river bank. [Community picnic or sports day]. 9.5 x 12 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-685 U.P. Eight men in suits, hats and moccasins, n.d. seven with rosettes and ribbons on lapels, one with badge. [Community gathering]. 9.5 x 12 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-686 U.P. "The belles of Fort Simpson. Taken 1925 by E.R. Gown." Six Indian girls, two small children. 9.5 x 12 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-687 U.P. "Montagnais woman with child in carrying 1930. sack." Department of Mines. Geological Survey. Photographic division/National Museum of Canada. Photograph issued September, 1930. 8 x 10.5 cm. {Trimmed) Unmounted. 72-81-688 Neg. (N) Woman with same kind of costume, baby n.d. in same kind of carrying sack, as above. 9 x 16 cm. 72-81-689 Neg. (N) Baby in same kind of carrying sack as n.d. above. 9 x 13 cm. 72-81-690 Neg. (N) Woman smoking pipe, [cutting kindling]. n.d. Bottles lined up on shelves outside building in background. 6.5 x 11 cm. 72-81-691 U .P. Girls from Roman Catholic Mission school, n.d. some with ribbons and medals around necks. Nine nuns (not Grey Nuns order), two bearded priests (Oblates), deacon. 7.5 x 12 cm. Unmounted.

46 72-81-659 U.P. "An Eskimo at Arctic Red River. 7 x 10.5 cm. n.d. Unmounted. Water stained. 72-81-660 U.P. Eskimo child. "Born in Barren Land - Chesterfield, n.d. Hudson's Bay. " Father Guy (Department of the Interior. Natural Resources Intelligence Service). 11.5 x 17 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-661 U.P. Three "Southampton Island children" with baby n.d. in back pack. R.P. 8 x 14 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-662 U.P. Two "Southampton Island children." R.P. n.d. 8 x 14 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-663 U.P. "Labrador children - Cartwright. October 3, 1924." 1924 L. T.B. (Department of the Interior. Northwest Territories and Yukon Branch) 8.5 x 14 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-664 U.P. [Eskimo boy] in front of Hudson's Bay Company n.d. store. R.P. 8 x 14 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-665 C.P. Eskimo "boy and arc": with bow and arrow. n.d. Conifers in background. University of Alberta Photographic Services. 12.5 x 17.5 cm. Unmounted. Neg. (G) Negative of above. 10 x 12.5 cm. n.d. Neg. (S) Negative of above. University of Alberta n.d. Photographic Services. 10 x 12.5 cm. 72-81-668 U.P. "Eskimo and snow house. Hudson Bay." n.d. Department of the Interior. Natural Resources Intelligence Service. 8.5 x 14 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-669 U.P. "Southampton Island woman" seated in front n.d. of skin tent. R.P. 8 x 14 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-670 U.P. "Tupek at Bache Peninsula, Ellesmere 1926 Island, N. W. T." M.H. (Department of the Interior. Northwest Territories and Yukon Branch). 10 x 12.5 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-671 C.P. Igloos. 8.5 x 9.5 cm. Unmounted. n.d. Neg. (G) Negative of above. 10 x 12.5 cm. n.d. Neg. (S) Negative of above. University of Alberta n.d. Photographic Services. 10 x 12.5 cm. 72-81-674 Neg. (N) Igloo, sled. 12 x 17 cm. n.d. 72-81-675 Neg. (N) Man constructing igloo. 9 x 11.5 cm. n.d. Water damaged. 72-81-676 Neg. (N) Igloos, dogs and sled. 9 x 12 cm. Unmounted. n.d. 72-81-677 U.P. Skin tent. Boat in background. R.P. 8.5 x 14 cm n.d. Unmounted. 72-81-678 U.P. Camp with skin tents. [Women working on 1929 sealskins]. Department of Mines. Geological Survey. Photographic Division. Print issued March 20, 1929. ( 8 x 13.5 cm. Unmounted.

45 72-81-679 U.P. "Eskimo grave with outfit for dead man - 12th 1926 August, 1926." L.T.B. (Department of the Interior. Northwest Territories and Yukon Branch). 7.5 x 10 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-680 U.P. "Swampy Crees in camp at Shoal River." 1930 Department of Mine Geological Sruvey. Photographic Division/National Museum of Canada. Photograph issued September 1930. 15.5 x 20 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-681 Neg. (N) Man in Plains Indian chieftain's costume, n.d. feathered head-dress, carrying ceremonial pipe. Winter scene. Log building in background. Man could be Caucasian (clipped moustache). 9 x 15 cm. 72-81-682 U.P. Man and dog teams, winter. Hudson's Bay n.d. Company sled No. A9 at left. Log pile in background. 7 .5 x 12.5 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-683 U.P. Large group of men in suits and hats. Rope n.d. stretched between two poles at right. [Community picnic or sports day]. 9.5 x 12 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-684 U.P. Group of children in suits or white dresses n.d. and hats. Lake short or river bank. [Community picnic or sports day]. 9.5 x 12 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-685 U.P. Eight men in suits, hats and moccasins, n.d. ) seven with rosettes and ribbons on lapels, one with badge. [Community gathering]. 9.5 x 12 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-686 U.P. "The belles of Fort Simpson. Taken 1925 by E.R. Gown." Six Indian girls, two small children. 9.5 x 12 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-687 U.P. "Montagnais woman with child in carrying 1930. sack." Department of Mines. Geological Survey. Photographic division/National Museum of Canada. Photograph issued September, 1930. 8 x 10.5 cm. (Trimmed) Unmounted. 72-81-688 Neg. (N) Woman with same kind of costume, baby n.d. in same kind of carrying sack, as above. 9 x 16 cm. 72-81-689 Neg. (N) Baby in same kind of carrying sack as n.d. above. 9 x 13 cm. 72-81-690 Neg. (N) Woman smoking pipe, [cutting kindling]. n.d. Bottles lined up on shelves outside building in background. 6.5 x 11 cm. 72-81-691 U.P. Girls from Roman Catholic Mission school, n.d. some with ribbons and medals around necks. Nine nuns (not Grey Nuns order), two bearded \ priests (Oblates), deacon. 7.5 x 12 cm. Unmounted. )

46 72-81-692 U.P. girls from mission school dressed for pageant n.d. as angels or 17th century pages. Caucasian child in centre. 8 x 12.5 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-693 U.P. Group of boys "at HB-R3" (Fort Good Hope) n.d. H.W. [Hal Woolaston]. 8 x 13 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-694 U.P. Indian camp at [Fort Resolution. Hudson's pre-1939 Bay Company buildings in background. (Large house destroyed in 1939)]. 8.5 x 13 cm. Unmounted. 72-81-695 U.P. Indian camp on Mackenzie River. Steamboat n.d. in background. 8.5 x 14.5 cm. Unmounted. U.P. (3) Duplicates of above Unmounted. n.d. 72-81-699 C.P. Indian women and tent. Two log buildings n.d. with willow strapped roofs in background. 8.5 x 14.5 cm. Unmounted. Neg. (N) Negative of above. 9 x 14 cm. n.d. 72-81-701 C.P. [Bishop Lucas with girls at Hay River Anglican 1920-1926 Mission School. Miss Helena Sowden at rear]. (H.G.) M.C. 8.5 x 14.5 cm. Unmounted. Neg. (N) Negative of above. 9 x 15 cm. [1920-1926] 72-81-703 C.P. [Bishop Lucas with boys at Hay River Anglican 1920-1926 Mission School. Miss Helena Sowden at right]. (H.G.) M.C. 8.5 x 14.5 cm. Unmounted. Neg. (N) Negative of above. 9 x 14.5 cm. [1920-1926] 72-81-705 C.P. [Bishop Lucas with parishioners at Aklavik]. 1920-1926 (H.G.) M.C. 8.5 x 14.5 cm. Unmounted. Neg. (N) Negative of above. 9 x 14.5 cm. [1920--1926] 72-81-726 C.P. [Indian Agent with Indian children. [1924?] Mackenzie River. Steamboat at right]. (H.G.) M.C. 8.5 x 14.5 cm. Unmounted. Neg. (N) Negative of above. 9 x 14.5 cm. [1924?] 72-81-728 C.P. Eskimo family, [Indian Agent, Hudson's [1924] Bay Company employee] and cow. [Aklavik]. (H.G.) M.C. 8.5 x 14.5 cm. Unmounted. Neg. (S) Negative of above. 9 x 15 cm. [1924] 72-81-730 C.P. [Indian agent, with cow. Aklavik]. M.C. [1924] 8.5 x 14.5 cm. Unmounted. Water stained. Neg. (S) Negative of above. 9 x 14.5 cm. [1924] 90-162-5 Original Print. Inuit woman scraping seal skin with n.d. ulu. [?Gaston Herodier]. 8 x 12 cm. Copy negative of above prepared by UAPS. 6 x 9 cm. 90-162-6 Neg. (glass). Unidentified Inuit child. n.d. [?Gaston Herodier]. 9.5 x 12 cm. Copy negative of above prepared by UAPS. 9 x 12 cm.

47 90-162-7 Neg. (glass). Elderly Inuit couple. n.d. ) [?Gaston Herodier]. 9 x 12 cm. Contact print of above prepared by UAPS. Copy negative of above prepared by U APS. 6.5 x 8.5 cm.

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ROWAN, RETA GUENEVERMARY Volunteer community worker [1895]-1983

Reta Rowan came from England to Manitoba in 1919, then to Edmonton in 1920, where her husband, William Rowan, taught at the University of Alberta. Mrs. Rowan's interests were varied, ranging from involvement with cultural groups to involvement with the Alberta Adult Education Society and the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom. It was, however, her work with minority groups at the civic and provincial levels that claimed most of her time between 1942 and 1967. These included the Council for Canadian Unity, the Friends of the Indians Society and the Indian Association of Alberta.

The Reta Rowan papers are a fabulous source of information, and they are also quite extensive. This collection contains debates of the Senate and the House of Commons on Indian Affairs (1944-1963), The Department of Indian Affairs (formerly the Department of Citizenship and Immigration and the Department of Mines and Resources), Indian and Metis seminars and conferences (1948-1962), Charles Camsell Indian Hospital - Pictorial Reviews - photographs of patients, staff, Indian leaders, politicians (in e.g. PM John Diefenbaker), Ermineskin Residential School - class photos - Hobbema Cadet Corps - 4H Club - Girl Guides - Samson band members (leaving courthouse after victory over attempted expulsion in 1957), native newspapers (The Native Voice & Indian Time 1946- 1966), publications which include The Treaties - No. 3 (no adhesions) and no's. 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 with adhesions - 1961, The Metis in Albena Society - special reference to high tuberculosis incidence - 1962, American Indian Beadwork - 1951 - illustrations, as well as numerous other relevant records.

Multiple media, 1909-1971, 3.12 m; Accession 69-67

48 Charles Camsell Indian Hospital 1952-1968 Pictorial Reviews, Camsell Arrow.

Friends of the Indians Society 1939-1971 Includes or relates to the Alberta Native Communications Society; Indian-Eskimo Association of Canada; Canadian Native Friendship Centre; briefs; correspondence; education; evictions at Hobbema; financial records; meetings; memberships; resolutions; scrapbooks; speeches.

Government of Canada 1939-1971 The Indian Act, Expropriation of land - Morley Indian Reserve, Mineral Rights - Montana Indian Reserve, Hobbema, Senate and House of Commons debates on Native affairs (1944- 1963), Department of Citizenship and Immigration, Department of Indian Affairs, Department of Mines and Resources - annual reports, reviews, and publications.

Indian Association of Alberta 1944-1968 Includes or relates to briefs; meetings; resolutions.

Seminars/Conferences 1948-1962 Indian Business Men (B.C. Indian Arts and Welfare Society), 1st Western Canada Indian Metis Seminar - The Challenge of Assisting the Canadian Aboriginal People to Adjust to Urban Environments - report - 1962. Native Affairs at the University of British Columbia - 1948.

Photographs, Maps, Drawings 1944-1965 Includes 218 photographic images depicting mainly Indians; works by Gerald Tailfeathers.

Reference Publications 1909-1971 Books and pamphlets on Canadian Indians.

Published Guide

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Reta Rowan

Accession: Subject: Dates:

69-67 Friends of the Indians Society; Council 1909-1971 for Canadian Unity; Minutes, Correspondence, Papers relating to North American Indians

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WONDERS, WILLIAM CLARE Geographer 1924-

William C. Wonders was the founder and first professor of the Department of Geography at the University of Alberta. He was appointed University Professor in 1983. Co-founder and first chair of the Boreal Institute for Northern Studies (now the Canadian Circumpolar Institute), his research, teaching, writing and consulting work has centred strongly on the North, Natives, and native land claims.

Multiple media, 1886-1990 ca. 2.75 m; Accessions: 85-78, 87-39, 88-20, 89-56, 94-67, 95-62

Associations, Conferences 1963-1988 Committee on Original Peoples' Entitlement, First Minister's, Committee on Eskimo Affairs, Indian Brotherhood and Metis Association (NWT).

Canada 1886-1988 NWT Land Claims Overlap Project, Berger Commission, Department of Indian Affairs, Public Archives, Health and Welfare.

Northwest Territories/Yukon 1942-1989 Native Land Claims, Mackenzie Valley, NWT Council, Fur and Game, Territorial Court, Oil and Gas, Indian Brotherhood (NWT), Metis Association (NWT).

Photographs 1972 Collected for the monograph "The North" (56 images).

Research Projects and Materials 1886-1990 Natives and land claims, Dene Mapping, Self-Government.

Access: Restricted

See also: Canadian Circumpolar Institute

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William C. Wonders

Items: Subject: Dates:

85-78-13 "Northern Resources Development". 1982 85-78-15 "Far Corner of the 'Strange Empire': Central 1983 Alberta on the Eve of Homestead Settlement. " GreaJ Plains Quarterfy. 85-78-17 "Aklavik, N.W.T.: The Town That Did Not Die." 1984 85-78-20 "Native Place Names and Land Occupancy in 1984 the Northern Mackenzie Valley Area." Canoma.

N.W.T. Land Claims "Overlap" Project

85-78-22 N.W.T. Land Claims Contract. 1983-1984 85-78-23 "N.W.T. Land Use and Occupancy of Dene, Metis, 1984 Inuvialuit and Inuit in the Northwest Territories. " Preliminary report. 85-78-24 Miscellaneous References. n.d. 85-78-25 Preface to "Overlap" Project. n.d. 85-78-26 Chapter 1. n.d. 85-78-27 Chapter 2. n.d. 85-78-28 Chapter 3. n.d. 85-78-29 Chapter 4. n.d. 85-78-30 Chapter 5. n.d. 85-78-31 Chapter 6. n.d. 85-78-32 Chapter 7. n.d. 85-78-33 Appendix. n.d. 85-78-34 Handwritten Miscellaneous. n.d. 85-78-35 Figures. Maps 1955-1976 85-78-36 Distribution List - Maps - Dene Place Names. [ca.1970] 85-78-54 "Native Ethnicity in the Canadian North - A 1984 Geographer's Perspective." 87-39-27 HobbemaI.R. 1960-1987 87-39-29 Indians. 1960-1987 87-39-32 Lac La Biche District. 1958-1980 87-39-39 Metis - Land Claims. 1979-1983 87-39-40 Metis - Land Claims. 1974-1984 87-39-41 Metis - Land Claims. 1979-1980 87-39-53 Saddle Lake/Two Hills district. 1974-1984 87-39-162 Peace River District - per Department of Interior Reports. 1911-1914

51 88-20-28 Kayaks - North Sea Kayaks. 1909-1979 88-20-29 Kayaks - "The Story of Our Kayak and Some Others." 1819-1954 88-20-37 "Native Peoples in Canada's Territorial North: 1986 New Problems or New Opportunities for the Nation's Future?" Bordeaux paper. 88-20-51 The Desperate People. Mowat. 1960

Research, Commissions, etc.

88-20-90 MacKenzie Valley (Summer and Fall) "Overlapping 1959 Land Use and Occupancy of Dene, Metis, Inuvialuit and Inuit in the Northwest Territories" 88-20-91 Letter of introduction and Terms of Reference. 1983-1984 88-20-92 Expenses. 1984 88-20-93 D.I.A.N.D. - General (Discussions, telephone calls, 1983 etc.). 88-20-94 D.I.A.N.D. - Travel expenses. 1984 88-20-98 Report, and reactions to preliminary report. 1984 88-20-99 Baker Lake case. 1980 88-20-100 Berger Commission - Index to transcripts. 1977 88-20-101 Berger Commission - Proceedings, etc., Map of 1921-[197?] Treaty 11 and Area ceded. 88-20-102 Dene Map Project (M. Asch). 1983 88-20-103 Dene/Metis - Archives Canada - map. 1983 88-20-104 Dome/Canmar Beaufort Sea Exploration Operations. 1976-1980 88-20-105 Drury Commission. 1983 88-20-106 Fort Good Hope materials. 1983 88-20-107 Indian Treaties - Agreements - map. 1970 88-20-108 'Key' to Kutchin Place Names - Ritter. n.d. 88-20-109 [Maps] - Dene Land Use. 1952-1984 88-20-110 Maps - Athapaskan Groups - maps of distribution 1970 (Helm). 88-20-111 Maps - Dene/Inuit contacts west of Hudson's Bay n.d. (Smith and Burch). 88-20-112 Maps - Inuit distribution. n.d. 88-20-113 Maps - Mackenzie Delta. n.d. 88-20-114 Northwest Territories - Trapping data. 1982 88-20-115 Northwest Territories - Wildlife harvests, by 1947-1978 settlements. 88-20-116 Osrunn, Peter G. 1983 88-20-117 Outpost camps. 1983 88-20-118 Paulette case. 1973-1983 88-20-119 Public Archives of Canada - Notes: Overlapping Land 1983 claims. 1983 88-20-120 Public Archives of Canada - National Map Collection. 1983

52 88-20-121 Straw, Chris. 1983 88-20-122 Tungavik Federation of Nunavut, Coppermine, N. W. T. 1983 (T.F.N.). 88-20-123 Committee for Original People's Entitlement 1978-1983 (C.O.P.E.): Agreement in Principle. 88-20-124 C.O.P.E. Position Paper and miscellaneous notes. 1981-1982 88-20-125 C.O.P.E. 'Inuvialuit Nunangat' Background paper. 1977 88-20-126 C.O.O.E. Inuvialuit Land Rights Settlement. 1978 88-20-140 Indians - clippings. 1955-1956

Northern Canada. Arctic

88-20-155 Labrador - Ungava. 1958-1984 88-20-157 Manitoba, Northern. 1967-1980 88-20-158 Northwest Territories Council. 1965-1966 88-20-159 Northwest Territories Council, Yellowknife. June, 1965 88-20-160 Northwest Territories Council, Ottawa. Spring, 1967 88-20-161 Northwest Territories Council, Baker Lake. 1969. 88-20-162 Northwest Territories - Politics - Carrothers 1965-1973 88-20-168 Commission Indians. 1955-1967 88-20-169 Missions and Education. 1951-1987 88-20-183 History and Exploration. 1958-1973 88-20-199 Pierre Trudeau. 1983

Arctic - Eskimos, Economic, Scientific

Eskimos

88-20-200 Eskimos. 1960-1963 88-20-201 Eskimos II - Committee on Eskimo Affairs - 1959 Department of Indian Affairs - minutes. 88-20-202 Eskimos, Canadian. 1954-1977 88-20-203 Eskimos/Inuit. 1980-1987 88-20-204 Inuit Art. 1980-1988

Economic

88-20-205 Oil and Gas. 1959-1976 88-20-210 Western Arctic Coast Settlements. 1946-1978

Northern Canada: Mackenzie Valley, "Systematic 1" - 17 photographs of Cambridge Bay, Coppermine, etc.

88-20-237 Publications - The Aklavik Journal. 1956-1957 88-20-240 Publications - Northern Affairs Bulletin (1). 1954-1956

53 88-20-241 Publications - Northern Affairs Bulletin (2). 1957-1959 )

Northern Canada: MacKenzie Valley, "Systematic 2"

88-20-247 Fur and Game - General, maps. 1957-1958 88-20-248 Fur and Game - General - Map of Great Slave 1957-1986 Lake area trapline. 88-20-249 Fur and Game - Statistics. 1942-1988 88-20-250 Fur and Game - Trapping - clippings. 1961-1984 88-20-251 Fur and Game - Wardens' Reports. 1947 88-20-270 Indians. 1957-1980 88-20-271 Indians - Aboriginal Rights: Paulette' caveat' 1973 case. 88-20-272 Justice - Territorial Court (NWT) - between 1958-1971 Royal Bank - J. Scott and Commissioner of N.W.T. 88-20-273 Labour - clippings. 1972 88-20-274 Land Policy - clippings. 1970-1982 88-20-275 Legal - Criminal statistics. 1949-1958 88-20-276 Liquor clippings. 1968-1986 88-20-277 Mackenzie Valley - Miscellaneous clippings. 1966-1985

Northern Canada: MacKenzie Valley, "Systematic 4"

Political

88-20-347 Local politics. 1956 88-20-348 Native Rights (Retained W.C.C.)

Northern Canada: MacKenzie Valley, "Systematic 6"

Settlements

88-20-390 General - Settlements - Trading Posts. 1957-1984 88-20-391 General - clippings, Northern Postcards - 1957-1976 Fort Smith - Hay River - Fort Norman. 88-20-392 Northeastern Alberta Regional ~ommission - 1974-1975 clippings. 88-20-393 Populations. 1971 88-20-394 Aklavik. 1958-1987 88-20-395 Aklavik. 1955-1958 88-20-396 Aklavik and Inuvik. 1968-1984 88-20-397 Aklavik - Makale Planning Re rts. 1967 88-20-398 Aklavik and Inuvik - Migrants. n.d.

54 88-20-399 Arctic Red River, Fort Norman, Fort Rae/Edzo, 1958-1985 Fort Chipewyan, Fort Fitzgerald, Tuktoyaktuk. 88-20-400 Arctic Red River. n.d. 88-20-401 Buffalo River. 1941 88-20-405 Fifth Meridian - Red River, Alberta. 1945 88-20-407 Fort Chipewyan. 1970-1987 88-20-408 Fort Fitzgerald. 1984 88-20-409 Fort Franklin. 1936-1980 88-20-410 Fort Good Hope. 1959-1983 88-20-411 Fort Liard; Trout Lake. 1972-1976 88-20-412 Fort McKay - clippings. 1973-1986 88-20-413 Fort McMurray and "Fringe" District 1962-1987 - clippings. 88-20-414 Fort McMurray - Alberta Oil Sands "New town" 1979 - clippings. 88-20-415 Fort McMurray/Waterways - clippings. 1963-1979 88-20-416 Fort McMurray/Waterways - clippings. n.d. 88-20-417 Fort McPherson. 1945-1983 88-20-418 Fort McPherson, etc." - E.G. Stewart - 1955 Bibliography. 88-20-419 Fort McPherson, Fort Providence, Fort 1960-1980

( Resolution clippings. \ 88-20-420 Fort Norman, including N.T.C.L. camps. 1954 88-20-421 Fort Providence. 1970-1972 88-20-422 Fort Rae - clippings. 1970-1987 88-20-423 Fort Reliance - clippings. 1965 88-20-424 Fort Resolution [and] Delta - map - clipping. 1973 88-20-425 Fort Simpson. 1956-1960 88-20-426 Fort Simpson - clippings. 1963-1980 88-20-427 Fort Smith - clippings. 1958-1960 88-20-428 Fort Smith - clippings. 1962-1982 88-20-430 Goldfields. 1963 88-20-431 Hay River - clippings - brochure. 1959-1987 88-20-432 Hay River - clippings. 1963-1979

Northern Canada: MacKenzie Valley. "Systematic 7"

88-20-433 Inuvik - clippings. 1965-1973 88-20-434 Inuvik - clippings. 1961-1968 88-20-435 Inuvik - Employment - clippings. 1984 88-20-436 Lac La Martre - Council of the N. W. T. - report 1955-1987 "Relief and Rehabilitation Ration for Eskimos and Indians. " 88-20-437 Lac La Ronge/Ile a la Crosse, Saskatchewan - 1951-1959 Welfare and Family Allowance Statistics.

55 88-20-438 Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan Welfare 1958 and Family Allowance Statistics. 88-20-439 Nonnan Wells, Old Crow, Reindeer S ti.on, 1952-1959 Rocher River, Wrigley Old Age Securi Statistics. 88-20-441 Pine Point - Welfare Statistics. 1954-1964 88-20-442 Inuvik - clippings. 1963-1981 88-20-443 Inuvik - clippings - brochures - Conti.nu g and 1954-1981 Special Education. 88-20-444 Inuvik - employment statistics. 1958-1959 88-20-445 Lac La Martre - clipping. 1968 88-20-446 La Ronge - !Le-a-la-Crosse - Saskatche · an - I clipping. I 1975 88-20-448 Nonnan Wells - Oil Crow - Reindeer S~tion - 1963-1982

Rocher River - Wrigley - clippings. J 88-20-449 Nonnan Wells - plan - clipping - Explo~tory 1945-1982 Deep Well Drilling - report - map - figure.

88-20-450 Pine Point - News Release - clippings. 1 1966-1987 I 88-20-451 Port Radium. 1952-1980 88-20-453 Reindeer Depot - reindeer herds. n.d. 88-20-455 Snowdirft - Taltheili Narrows - clipping~. 1977-1986 88-20-457 Trout River - N.W.T. - clippings 1948-1972 ) 88-20-458 Tuktoyaktuk - clippings. 1957-1977 88-20-459 Uranium City - map - by-laws. 1950-1958 88-20-460 Uranium City - clippings. 1963-1983 88-20-464 Wood Buffalo National - Park - clippings - 1957-1987 Fur Resources Survey (Fort Smith - 19~8). 88-20-465 Yellowknife - history - general. i 1959-1981 88-20-466 Yellowknife - general. 1962-1985 88-20-467 Yellowknife - history and economy. n.d. 88-20-470 Northern newspapers - Sample copies fi'.om 1964-1983 entire north.

Yukon: Alaska

88-20-480 Natives, Native Claims - Indian and No~ern 1963-1988 Affairs Communiques - clippings. 88-20-505 Alaska - Native Land Claims - clipping~. 1984 88-20-506 "Alaska Native Population Trends and Vital 1971 Statistics, 1950-1985," by George W. Rogers. 88-20-507 Natives; Wildlife - School enrolment - dlippings. 1962-1974 I

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89-56-Box 9 "Treeline and Politics in Canada's Northwest 1988 Territories" (paper delivered).

Papers: Published, Delivered, Research

89-56-Box 9 Correspondence re papers, etc. 1971 "Battle river Alberta - Metis Settlement Era". 1983. Published as "Far Comer of the Strange Empire ... ". "The Canadian Northwest". Canada House, 1987 London. Public lecture (2 files). "The Changing Role and Significance of Native 1987 Peoples in Canada's Northwest Territories". 89-56-Box 10 "Regions and Regionalism in Canada". 1982 "Some Settlement and Problems in the Mackenzie 1976 Valley Area." (Multiple copies). "The Dene/Inuit Interface in Canada's Western 1984-1989 Arctic, N. W. T. ". Zaslow festschrift contribution "Northern Resources Development". 1981 ( Research Projects

Native Land Claims

"Overlapping Native Land claims ... " (2 files). 1988 89-56-Box 11 Overlapping Land Use and Occupancy of Dene, 198? Meris, Inuvialuit, and Inuit in the Northwest Territories: Preliminary copy Preliminary Report - Draft. n.d. Preliminary Report - Typescript. n.d. Published Report. 1984 Inuvialuit statements to W.C. Wonders re their residency in the Mackenzie Delta for Land Claims study: - AK [Aklavik], (names removed). n.d. - EV [Inuvik] 1-50, (names removed). 1980 - EV [Inuvik] 51-[119]. 89-56-Box 12 - FYI (COPE Overlap Fact Finding [ca.1983] Outline). - Holman (COPE) - Structure of fact finder - 1980 interviews. - Paulatuk - interviews. 1980 - Sachs Harbour - COPE interviews. 1980

57 - Tuktoyaktuk - COPE interviews. 1979-1980 ) - Reference materials (4 files and 8 volumes). 1978-1988 - Indian Brotherhood of the N. W. T. - Metis 1976 Association of the N.W.T. - M. Asch Summary of Evidence at Mckenzie Valley Pipeline Inquiry "Past and Present Land - Use by Slavey Indians." - Dene Mapping Project - "Summary of Dene Land 1982 Use in the 1982 - COPE Overlap Area". - COPE Publications on Overlap and 1983-1984 Dene Mapping - Department of Indian and Northern Affairs 1982-1985 Publications.

Research: Federal Government

Publications

89-56-Box 13 Canada. Department of Indian Affairs - 1984-1987 "Living Treaties: Lasting Agreements - Task Force to Review Land Claims. Response to Special Committee on Indian. Self-Government. Comprehensive Land Claims ) Policy. The Western Arctic Claim . Vol. 1 Legal and Constitutional Bases for Dene Rights

Dene Rights - Surmorting Research and Documents

Volumes 1 to 9 (note: Vol. 2 is missing). 1985 Dene/Metis Claims in the NWT - Overlap Problems. Creating a Better Tomorrow - Aboriginal Claims in the NWT. Index. Living Treaties, Lasting Agreements, Report. Articles pertaining to history of Western [1982] Arctic Region and overlap of Dene/Inuvialuit/TFN Land Claims

Research: Indians, Metis

88-56-Box 17 - Indians Missionaries "The History of the [ca. l 890]-1972 Catholic Church in Central Alberta (Hobbema). - Department of the Interior (Indian Affairs) - 1873-1949 Annual Reports - maps. - Indian Treaties 1, 2, 3, 4 - Map - Report of 1874 \ Surveyor General. ) - Newspaper articles on Indians. 1891-1977

58 Reservations - Surveys

88-56-Box 17 - Hobbema - articles - Catholic Mission - 1950-1981 1954 Evictions. - Metis settlement in the NWT - M. Giroud 1954 (2 files - 1 is in French). - Metis and Half-Breed Scrip. 1974-1922 - Half-Breed Claims - Department of the Interior. 1886-1901

Reference Material - Cliwings

88-56-Box 29 - Aboriginal Rights - Canada. First Minister's 1983-1988 Conference on Aboriginal Constitutional Matters - clippings - minutes. - North - Sovereignty - Political- clippings - 1975-1985 magazine articles. - North - Division of N.W.T. (Political) - maps - 1975-1987 clippings - S. Smith. - North - Dene Mapping Project - Introduction: [ca.1908] M. Asch, T.D. Andrews - Shirleen Smith - article. - North - Native Rights-Racism - clippings (2 files). 1971-1989 - North - Native Land Claims - Indian Affairs 1975-1987 Communiques - clippings. 94-67-7 Good -Bye Northwest Territories 1990 95-62-2 Tree-Line and Politics in Canada's Northwest 1988 Territories (paper)

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Secondary Sources

Section A

Records of Institutions, Projects, Associations 25

AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY, FACULTY OF 1915-

Known as the Faculty of Agriculture until 1972, its name change recognized the introduction of the forestry program in 1970. The Faculty provides teaching facilities for obtaining primary and advanced science degrees in agriculture, forestry and food science. It also administers a two-year pre-Veterinary Medicine program. The Faculty holds sites on and off the campus for conducting practical research to solve problems in the agriculture and forestry fields.

Under the auspices of the Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, the Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry at the University of Alberta studied the history of fire control in the Northwest Territories and administered projects on Indian Reserves (Enoch Vegetable and Alexander Trust respectively).

Text, 1960-1991, ca. 0.12 m; Accessions: 88-78, 92-125

Boreal Institute 1984-1991 Correspondence, annual reports.

Committees 1960-1975 Projects on Indian Reserves, Farm Trust Directory & Advisory, Indian Agricultural Projects Advisory.

Government Departments and Agencies 1960-1986 Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development.

History 1982-1986 Fire Control in the Northwest Territories.

Research 1960-1986 Includes proposals and reviews of projects; Soil Test Report - 1965, Fire Control in the Northwest Territories.

University of Alberta Projects on Indian Reserves (Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry).

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Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry

Accessions: Subject: Dates:

88-78-7 Department of Indian and Northern Affairs - 1982-1986 correspondence (History of fire control in the NWT). 92-125-61 Boreal Institute - annual report, correspondence. 1989-1990 92-125-62 Boreal Institute - annual report, correspondence. 1987-1989 92-125-63 Boreal Institute - annual report, correspondence. 1986-1987 92-125-123 Indian Project letters n.d. 92-125-124 Indian Projects Committee - Miscellaneous n.d. 92-125-125 Indian Projects Committee - Budget n.d. 92-125-126 Indian Projects - Correspondence n.d.

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ARTS, FACULTY OF 1963-

A separate Faculty of Arts was approved in 1962, and came into effect in 1963. The combined Faculty of Arts and Science had become so large that separate administration had become necessary. Within Arts, there are three main divisions that departments fall into: humanities, fine arts, and social sciences.

The Faculty of Arts fonds includes records of the Riel Project, the Canadian Publications Projects Committee, Academic Development Committee minutes, a report to the General Faculties Committee on Native Studies, Task Force on Native Students recommendations, a course in Communications for Native students, Indian Association of Alberta (Commemoration of the Centennials of Treaties 6 & 7 - 1976), Cree and Blackfoot language examinations (1970-1987), and records of the Committee for Education Studies. Publications include The Alberta Journal of F.ducational Research, Alberta Anthropologist, vol. 1-2, 1967, and Canadian Journal ofAnthropology, vol. 1-8, nos 1-4.

Text, 1967-1990; Accessions: 80-99, 86-17, 88-119

63 ) Coordinating Committees and Boards 1968-1982 Canadian Publications Projects, Academic Development, General Faculties Committee on Native Studies, Task Force on Native Students

Courses and Curriculum 1970-1987 Academic Planning, Cree and Blackfoot language examinations, Communications course for native students, History 471: Student essays using the William Pearce papers.

Publications 1967-1986 Alberta Journal of Educational Research, Alberta Anthropologist, Canadian Journal of Anthropology.

Treaties 6 and 7 1976 Commemoration of the Centennials (Indian Association of Alberta).

See Inventory of Record Group 41 for list of records

Note: Certain records have been carried forward from the Faculty ofArts and Science

See also: Faculty ofAgriculture

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Items: Subject: Dates:

83-123-126 "Development of Indian Agriculture in Alberta" 1970 83-123-544 Paul Jenson. "Economic Development on Prairie 1974 Indian Reserves"

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58 ) SOPER, JOSEPH DEWEY Zoologist 1893-1982

Joseph Dewey Soper worked as a naturalist with the National Museum of Canada (1923- 1927) and led Baffin Island expeditions for the Northwest Territories Branch of the Department of the Interior. Later he served as chief Federal wildlife officer, Canadian Wildlife Services, for the Prairie Provinces (1934-1948) and Alberta, Northwest Territories and Yukon (1948-1952). As an explorer, he made corrections to the map of Baffin Island. For his contribution to the field of Arctic and Prairie Zoology, in 1960 he was given an honorary doctorate and research associateship in zoology by the University of Alberta.

J. Dewey Soper's northern expeditions yielded extensive textual information on the northern native peoples (Inuit, Eskimo, Nascopie, et al.). The Soper Collection also includes numerous photographs [ca.400] of northern natives (igloos, tupiks, trapping, hunting tools, kayaks, Eskimo guides, Cape Dorset inhabitants, etc). A great deal (if not all) of J.D. Soper's work in the north was completed under the auspices of the N.W.T. and Yukon branch of the Department of the Interior, Ottawa, Ontario.

129 Multiple media, 1909-1976, 0.4 m, ca. 400 photographs; Accessions 78-108, 79-21, 87- 17

Explorations 1923-1934 Greenland and Canadian East Arctic - 1923. Pangnirtung Fjord, Nettilling and Amadjuak Lakes, Cape Dorset, Cape Dorchester, etc ... , - 1925-1926. Southwestern Baffin Island (including Fox Peninsula), West side of Hantsch River, Bowman Bay, Foxe Basin, etc ... - 1928-1929. Lake Harbour Region, Baffin Island, and Northwest Territories - 1930-1931. Wood Buffalo National Park - 1932-1934.

Maps 1923-1926 Mainly government maps of the Arctic.

Photographs 1923-1951 Mainly Arctic and Wood Buffalo Park (ca. 400 images).

Reports and Publications 1927-1976 Wildlife Investigation in Wood Buffalo National Park and Area (Alberta and N.W.T.) 1945. The Eskimo, Their Country and Its Resources, L.T. Burwash, 1927. Emergency Food in Arctic Canada, A.E. Porsild, 1945. Recollections of the Canadian Arctic, J.Dewey Soper (copy of manuscript), 1976.

Sketches Baffin Island, Eskimo people, hunting tools, igloo - floor plan included.

See Inventory of Manuscript Group for list of records

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Items: Subjects: Dates:

79-21-26 C.K. Soper; A Nurse Goes to Baffin Island 1963 unpublished memoir-A Nurse's Impression ofthe Arctic. Wildlife Investigation - Natives and 130 Buffalo - also photographs. 79-21-29 Wildlife - natives - game laws - English/Inuit 1931-1952 dictionary. 79-21-33 Soper photographs of Eskimos (igloos - tupiks - 1923-1926 trapping - hunting, etc.).

79-21-34 Soper photographs taken while on expedition for 1928-1929 Department of the Interior. 79-21-35 Soper photographs - (1932-1934 Wood Buffalo 1930-1934 National Park) - S.W. Baffin Island. (1930-1931 including lake Harbour. 78-108-6 Soper Expeditions - reports - maps - photos. 1923-1926 78-108-13 lake Harbour Survey - Baffin Island - notes on 1930-1931 Eskimos and culture. 78-108-34 Arctic exploration (Soper) - maps - photos - 1925-1926 northerners. 78-108-35 L.T. Burwash: The Eskimo, Their Country and its 1927 Resources. 78-108-38 Emergency Food in Arctic Canada; by A.E. Porsild. 1945 87-17-23 Soper: Recollections of the Canadian Arctic 1976 manuscript - photographs - notes on natives. 87-17-51 Sketches of Eskimos, their tools, etc. 1923-1931

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THOMAS, LEWIS GWYNNE Historian 1914-

Lewis Gwynne Thomas joined the University in 1938 as a sessional lecturer in history. He served as secretary of the Faculty of Arts from 1946 to 1951 and in 1958 was appointed professor and head of the Department of History. He retired from the chair in 1964 and from the University as Professor Emeritus in 1974. Dr. Thomas introduced the first course in western Canadian history to the University of Alberta in 1949/50, and he shared his interest in western Canadian history through his many publications and his participation in historical associations.

Text, 1954-1976, ca. 1.15 m; Accessions: 76-18, 76-160, 81-17, 86-34, 86-122 131 Associations/Committees 1963-1973 Historical Advisory, Western History.

Department of History 1950-1952 Student essays.

Professional 1963-1973 Includes historical associations and conferences: Canadian Historical Association Historic Sites Advisory Committee.

Publications 1953-1979 A.S. Morton. A History of tlze Canadian West. L.G. Thomas. The Prairie West to 1905. L.H. Thomas. Essays on Western History. Montana Western History. Alberta Historical Review.

Teaching 1969-1972 Student History Essays

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Accessions/Items: Subject: Dates:

76-18 L.G. Thomas, ed. The Prairie West to 1905: a 1975 Canadian Sourcebook. 81-17-39 Historical Advisory Committee. 1969 81-17-40 Historical Advisory Committee; Head-Smashed-In 1968-1969 Buffalo Jump. 81-17-41 Social Stratification in the Fur Trade. 1968 81-17-44 Historiography of the Canadian West. 1954-1967 81-17-45 Book Reviews and Notices - correspondence. 1958-1969 81-17-46 Book Reviews - correspondence. Montana 1967-1974 Western History. 81-17-47 Alberta Historical Review. 1953 81-17-53 Western History Association - correspondence - 1963-1973 publications. 86-34-2 Hudson's Bay Company Archives - list of holdings. n.d. 132 86-34-3 A.S. Morton. A History ofthe Canadian West. 1972 86-122-1 Student History essays. 1969-1972 86-122-2 Student History essays. 1969-1972

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THOMAS, LEWIS HERBERT Archivist, Historian, Administrator 1917-1983

Dr. Thomas was Provincial Archivist of Saskatchewan from 1948 to 1957, and from 1957 to 1964 professor of history at the University of Saskatchewan, Regina Campus. He joined the University of Alberta in 1964, becoming professor and head of the Department of History, 1965-1968. His special study was the political development of western Canada. He was editor of Saskatchewan History; a contributor to encyclopedias and Jestschriften; author of four books on western Canadian politics and historians; a member of the National Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada; active in historical associations; and a constant mentor to his students. The University of Saskatchewan honored him with an LLD, and he was the recipient of numerous awards for his services to western Canadian history.

Text, 1912-1984, ca. 2.15 m; Accessions: 73-163, 74-16, 74-107, 75-42, 75-118, 75- 119, 76-100, 78-33, 78-77, 80-170, 80-171, 87-130

National Historic Sites and Monuments Board 1953-1980 Includes agendas; papers; correspondence; minutes.

Professional and Research 1947-1984 Includes clippings, correspondence, memoranda, minutes, notes, 27 photographs, and reports relating in part to the Canadian Historical Association (CHA), and the Alberta and Saskatchewan Historical Societies.

Publications 1912-1984 Contributions to journals, encyclopedias, Jestschriften, CHA pamphlets; typescripts and/or research notes for The Struggle for Responsible Government in the Northwest Territories,

133 1870-1897 and a biography of A.L. Burt; reviews by and about L.H. Thomas. Includes nine photographs collected for the Burt biography and reference materials from 1912-1981.

Teaching 1964-1979 Includes clippings; correspondence; lecture notes; students' papers.

University of Alberta 1939-1944 Education (student essays).

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Accessions/Items: Subject: Dates:

73-163-1 Saskatchewan Provincial Indian Affairs 1956-1961 Committee. Correspondence, reports. Includes Saskatchewan Provincial Committee on Minority Groups.

Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada

74-16-1 St. John's, Newfoundland and Sydney, Nova Scotia. 1968 Minutes. 74-16-2 Ottawa. Minutes. 1968 74-16-3 Niagara-on-the Lake, Ontario. Minutes. 1969 74-16-4 Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario. Agenda Papers, Vol. I. 1969 74-16-5 Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario. Agenda Papers, Vol. II. 1969 74-16-6 Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario. Agenda Papers, Vol. III. 1969 75-119 Agendas and correspondence relating to Indian 1968-1980 Battle of 1870, Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump, Father Lacombe, Coppermine River.

Projects

74-107-7 Athabasca Pass. 1973 74-107-8 Cross, Albert Ernest. 1974 74-107-9 First Oil Well Site. 1968 74-107-10 Fort St. John. 1972 134 74-107-11 Fort Whoop Up. 1970 74-107-12 Frank Oliver Park. 1973 74-107-13 Methy Portage. 1974

75-42-1 -The Struggle for Responsible Government in the 1957 Northwest Territories, 1870-1897. Toronto. University of Toronto Press. -Correspondence, reviews. 1953-1957

75-42-17 A.L. Burt. Published book: The Romance ofthe 1930 Prairie Provinces. Toronto, Gage, (The romance of Canada series) 262 pp. illus. 75-42-18 A.L. Burt. Published book: The O/,d Province of 1933 Quebec. Toronto, Ryerson; Minniapolis, University of Minnesota Press, 551 pp. illus. 75-42-19 A.L. Burt. Published book: The United States, 1940 Great Britain, and British North America: From the Revolution to the Establishment of Peace after the War of 1812. New Haven, Yale University Press, 448 pp. maps. 75-118-5 Author unknown "Settlement in Canada, 1967-1968 ) 1767-1914: A Brief Bibiolographical Study." 75-118-6 -History 672. Student Papers: Huel, Raymond 1970 "Adrien-Gabriel Morice, O.M.I. and the Western

Dene of North Central British Columbia. II -McDonald, Neil "David James Goggin, Super- 1971 intendent of Education, North-West Territories, 1893-1902. 76-100-5 Chester Martin's "Dominion Lands" Policy, 1967-1973 Reissue of volume edited by L.H. Thomas. Correspondence, working papers. 76-100-6 The Prairie West to 1905. Typescript of 1873-1914 "Government and Politics in Manitoba and the North-West Territories" research notes (mainly photocopies). 76-100-17 Bibliography. Mainly manuscript. Notes, card [ca.1950] entries. 76-100-18 Reviews of L.H. Thomas' books. Photocopies. 1975-1977 76-100-19 C.H.A. Booklet [The North-West Territories 1966-1970 1870-1905]. Correspondence, manuscript, printed copy (2). 78-33-5 The Land Problem in Upper Canada. 1814-1828. 1939 135 History 56. 78-33-9 The Frontier Period in the History of Londonderry, 1944 New Hampshire. History 190-91-92. 78-33-11 The Frontier in American History, 1783-1893. 1942 History 176A University of California. 78-77-14 Macdonald. 78-77-40 Government: Intervention. 78-77-41 Government: N.W.T. 78-77-42 Government: Yukon. 78-77-43 Historiography. 78-77-44 History - General. 78-77-45 History - Pre-History. 78-77-46 History - 17th Century. 78-77-47 History - 18th Century. 78-77-48 History - 19th Century. 78-77-49 History - 20th Century. 78-77-51 History - Confederation. 78-77-52 History - Discovery and Exploration (1604-1954). 78-77-53 History - Military History. 78-77-54 History - Social History and Conditions. 78-77-55 Urban History. 78-77-59 Indians. 78-77-60 Indians. 78-77-61 Indians - Churches and Religions. 78-77-62 Eskimos. 78-77-63 Maps. 78-77-64 Minority Groups. 78-77-65 Multiculturism. 78-77-66 Nationalism. 78-77-67 N.W.T.: Government. 78-77-95 Atlantic Provinces - History. 78-77-131 French in the West. 78-77-132 Government, Health and Welfare. 78-77-133 Great Plains Environment. 78-77-134 Indians - publications - Indians and Meris of 1962-1972 North Saskatchewan (1963). Indians ofthe Yukon and NWT (1970). Saskatchewan Indian Religious Beliefs (n.d.). 78-77-144 Northern Development. 1958-1981 79-88-6 Alberta Indian Education Centre - briefs, corres- 1973-1974 pondence, memoranda. 80-170-3 Canada since 1867. 80-170-5 Territorial Expansion. 80-170-30 Chapter 1, the First Settlement. 136 80-170-31 370 Champlain. 80-170-32 370 Government of New France. 80-170-33 370 Society of New France. 80-170-34 370 Westward Expansion. 80-170-37 Quebec in the First British Empire: Imperial Policy and Practical Realities. 80-170-38 Chapter 4, The Emergence of British North America. 80-170-39 370 Revolution and Counter-Revolution in the 1st British Empire. 80-170-40 The Loyalist Migration. 80-170-41 The Fur Trade and the 1st Transcontinental Canadian Economy. 80-170-42 The War of 1812: Seebed of Canadian Nationalism? 80-170-49 The West and Canadian Expansionism. 80-170-50 Confederation Movement. 80-170-51 Confederation: Nature of the Agreement. 80-170-52 Yukon Government (Returned to 78-77:42). 80-170-53 Yukon. 80-170-54 Yukon Government. 80-170-55 The North. 80-170-56 The North (2).

Lecture Notes

80-170-57 Government in the West. 80-170-58 Union with British Columbia 1871. 80-170-59 Land Surveys and Land Administration. 80-170-60 The North West Mounted Police. 80-170-61 Indian Treaties. 80-170-62 TheC.P.R. 80-170-63 Promotion of Settlement. 80-170-64 The Saskatchewan Rebellion. 80-170-65 Western Settlement to 1896. 80-170-66 Manitoba Politics to 1912. 80-170-67 British Columbia Society and Politics to 1913. 80-170-68 The N.W.T. Politics to 1897. 80-171-27 Riel - 1869-1870. 80-171-28 Riel - Biography; mythology. 80-171-29 Riel - Sundry Notes. 80-171-30 Riel - Petition of Rights 1884. 80-171-31 Riel - The Trial. 80-171-32 Riel - Articles on Insanity. 80-171-33 Riel - Legal Aspects. 137 80-171-34 Riel - Flanagan Articles. 80-171-53 Origin of the Hudson's Bay Company. 80-171-54 Edmonton in the Fur Trade Era. 80-171-55 Red River Disturbances. 80-171-56 The Northwest Company. 80-171-57 Trading Posts. 80-171-58 Historiography of the Fur Trade. 80-171-59 Trade and Exploration. 80-171-60 Western History - Secondary Sources - Bibliography. 80-171-61 Western History - since 1870. 87-130-13 Dictionary of Canadian Biography. Includes 1982, 1983 biography of David Thompson by John Nicks. 87-130-20 Canadian West since 1870. 87-130-21 C.P.R. Survey and Construction. 1883-1936 87-130-26 Provisional Districts, N.W.T. 1881-1882

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WOOD, EDGAR ALLARDYCE ''KERRY'' Author, Naturalist 1907-

Kerry Wood, also known as Nobby, began his writing career as a contributor to Edmonton and Red Deer newspapers. He has since produced 19 books; thousand of short stories, columns and articles; and hundreds of radio and television programs. He has won Governor General's Awards for Juvenile Fiction for his books The Map-Maker (1955) and The Great Chief (1957) and was awarded the first Vicky Metcalf Award in 1963 for his sustained contribution to Canadian juvenile literature.

The Kerry Wood papers contain a great deal of information on Native peoples, primarily in the Red Deer River region. Included in this collection are numerous articles which take in history, legends, religious rites and customs, herbal medicines and medicine men, historical documentation of the Red Deer River region, and also a Cree Dictionary - Daniel Harmon - 1810.

Text, 1932-1973, ca. 0.9 m; Accession 80-48-40

138 Book manuscripts 1955-1970 Includes The Great Chief, Samson's Long Ride, The Queen's Cowboys, The Creek, A Time for Fun, The Map-Maker, A Comer of Canada, A Boy and the Buffalo, and Medicine Man.

Fiction and non-fiction for publication 1932-1978 Material produced for magazines and newspapers which includes legends, culture and customs of the Native people, and various historical material on the Canadian West.

Reference Material [19--] Relates to historical events; human interest; natural history; people; places (e.g. articles and photographs of then Lt. Gov. Ralph Steinhauer, and some of David Thompson's journals).

Published guide

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Items: Subject: Dates:

Manuscripts

80-48-40/ 1/ l/ 1-1 The New Taboo. 1932-1939 80-48-40/ 1/ l/1-2 Sammy Says "Ugh!" Sometimes. Susabelle 1942-1946 and Stoney Joe. 80-48-40/ 1/ 1/ 1-3 Wah-Bush. Indians of Pine Lake. 1947-1949 Marriage Gift. 80-48-40/ 1/ 1/ 1-4 Runaway Boy (Samson Beaver). 1950 80-48-40/ 1/ 1/ 1-5 Witch Doctors. Stoney Joe. 1951 80-48-40/ 1/ l/ 1-6 Head-Hunting in the West. Scarf for 1951 a Maiden. 80-48-40/1/1/1-8 My Most Unforgettable Character. The 1952 Quiet Place. 80-48-40/ 1/ 1/ 1-9 Our Indian Friends. A Visit to Rocky. 1952 80-48-40/1/1/1-10 Buffalo Bones, Indian Pictures ... 1952 80-48-40/1/1/1-11 Old Indian Relics. Sammy's Indian Cure-all. 1953 80-48-40/1/1/1-12 The First Husband. 1953 80-48-40/1/1/1-13 (Wapos) on Tour. The Dynamite Horse. 1953 139 ( Kings, Dancers, and Manitous. l 80-48-40/ 1/ 1/ 1-14 The Indian School. Horn Hatracks and 1954 Memories of the American Buffalo. 80-48-40/1/1/1-15 A Great Cree Chief (Maskepetoon) 1954 80-48-40/1/1/1-16 Henday Would Have Been Angry. 1954 An Indian Sermon. 80-48-40/1/1/1-l 7 The Kootenay Plains. 1954 80-48-40/1/1/1-18 A Favor for the Chief. 1955 80-48-40/1/1/1-19 Go Alone Johnny. Eskimo Spring. 1955 80-48-40/1/1/1-20 Medicine Makers (Cree). Blackfoot and 1955 Henday. Pine Lake. Peter Pond. David Thompson. Alexander MacKenzie. 80-48-40/1/1/1-22 The Manitou' s Cloak. 1956 80-48-40/1/1/1-23 Gun and the Grizzly. The New Park. 1956 80-48-40/1/1/1-24 The Forgotten Man. Red Gold Hoard. 1957 80-48-40/ 1/ 1/ 1-25 David Thompson. Anthony Henday. 1957 80-48-40/1/1/1-26 Maskepetoon. The Last Buffalo. 1957 80-48-40/1/1/1-27 Kinnikinik. The Sweat Hut. 1958 80-48-40/ l/ 1/ 1-28 Skulls and Boneheads. 1958 80-48-40/ l/ 1/ 1-30 More About Buffalo. 1959 80-48-40/1/1/1-31 Indian Graves. The Herbal Harvest. 1959 80-48-40/1/1/1-32 The Tragic Bull - Sitting Bull. 1960 80-48-40/ l/ 1/ 1-33 Berries and History. Forgotten Trading Post. 1960 80-48-40/1/1/1-34 God-stones and Cottontails. 1960 80-48-40/ l/ 1/ 1-35 Cowboy Country (Crowfoot - Sitting Bull). 1961 Visitors at Rocky - Historical. 80-48-40/1/1/1-37 The Wild Nahanni (Mary Two Paws). 1961 The Hungry Son. 80-48-40/1/1/1-38 We Have History Too (God-stones). 1962 80-48-40/ 1/ 1/ 1-39 Historic Sites. 1962 80-48-40/1/1/1-40 Wasp-Sun and Others. 1963 80-48-40/ l/ 1/ 1-41 Peter and David. 1963 80-48-40/ l/ 1/ 1-42 Samson Beaver. 1964 80-48-40/1/1/1-43 The Feather Bonnet. Native Dyes. 1964 80-48-40/1/1/1-44 Wendigo. Kootenay Plains. The Cree 1965 Camp. Seeds and History. 80-48-40/1/1/1-46 Alberta Album - Place Names. 1966 80-48-40/1/1/1-47 Fort Normandeau. 1966 80-48-40/1/1/1-50 Peanuts, Track, and God-stones. 1969 80-48-40/1/1/1-51 Remember the Crees. 1970-1971 80-48-40/ l/ 1/ 1-52 Boss Manitou. The Arrow Maker. 1972 80-48-40/1/1/1-53 Saskatoon Bow. Sven. In Defence 1973-1978 j oftheNWMP. t 140 Thirteen Misses (Manitou). 80-48-40/ 1/2/ 1-1 Antler Monument. Arrows in the Sky. n.d. 80-48-40/ 1/2/ 1-2 Back to the Mountains. n.d. 80-48-40/1/2/1-3 Cannon on the River. n.d. 80-48-40/ 1/2/ 1-5 Eskimo Trial. n.d. 80-48-40/ 1/2/ 1-7 God-stones. Cree religious customs. n.d. 80-48-40/ 1/2/ 1-9 Indian at Camp 86. Indians at Rocky n.d. Mountain House. 80-48-40/ 1/2/ 1-10 Indian Herbal Remedies. n.d.

Book manuscripts

80-48-40/ 1/ 4-3 The Queen's Cowboy 1960 80-48-40/ l/4-4 Samson's Long Ride 1967 80-48-40/ 1/ 4-5 Samson's Long Ride 1968 80-48-40/ 1/ 4-6 The Medicine Man 1968 80-48-40/ 1/ 4-7 The Creek 1970 80-48-40/ 1/ 4-8 The Young Trader. 1973

Published books and pamphlets

80-48-40/1/5-7 The Map-Maker. 1955 80-48-40/1/5-9 The Great Chief- Maskepetoon. 1957 80-48-40/1/5-10 The Queen's Cowboys. 1960 80-48-40/1/5-12 The Boy and the Buffalo. 1963 80-48-40/1/5-14 A Corner of Canada. 1966 80-48-40/1/5-17 Samson's Long Ride. 1968 80-48-40/1/5-18 The Medicine Man: native medicines. 1968 80-48-40/ 1/5-19 The Creek. 1970

Reference material

80-48-40/1/7/1-3 Indians: notes, clippings, correspondence 1955-1969 100 Years at Whitefish (Goodfish Lake); Sam Bull; D. Harmon, Cree Dictionary (1820); Tyrell and D. Harmon, "Cree Words" Burial Practices - Plains Indians - Crowfoot.

People: Individual biographies

80-48-40/1/7/2-10 David Thompson Journals - Montana - 1950-1965 Alberta. 80-48-40/ 1/7 /2-12 Synopsis of David Thompson's life. 1957-1965

141 80-48-40/ l/7/3-1 Lt. Gov. Ralph Steinhauer - Ft. Normandeau. 1974 80-48-40/ 1/7 /3-2 Indian Industrial School, Red Deer - 1951-1974 Correspondence and clippings 80-48-40/1/7/3-3 Maskepetoon Park - background - map. 1957-1959

Events

80-48-40/ 1/7 / 4-3 Riel Rebellion of 1885. Life in the Old West 1885-1964. - article.

142 Subject Index

Aboriginal rights See Native rights Aboriginal Student Policy, 41 Academic Development Committee, 26 ACCESS Television, 52 Adaptive Management in the Canadian North, Proposal to the Environment/Economy Component of the Arctic Environmental Strategy, 53 Adrien-Gabriel Morice, O.M.I., and the Western Dene of North Central British Columbia, R. Huel, 60 Advisory Committee on Native Studies and Native Students, 51 Affiliated Indian and Metis College Working Committee, 13 Agriculture and Forestry, Faculty of, 25 Ahenakew, David, 6 Aklavik, N. W.T.: The Town That Did Not Die, W.C. Wonders, 24 Aklavik, 24 Aklavik Journal, The, 24 Alaska Native Population Trends and Vital Statistics, 1950-1985, G.W. Rogers, 24 Alaska, 24 Alaska - Land claims, 24 ??? Alberta Advisory Committee for Educational Researh, 34 Alberta, Government. Committee on Minority Groups, 37 __·_. Department of Advanced Education and Manpower. Dene Nation Mapping Project, 51 __. __. Inventory of Native-Oriented Activities, 51 __. __. Universities Coordinating Council, 51 See also Universities Co-ordinating Council __. __.University of Alberta Policy Statement on Native Students, 51 __. Department of Education. Minister's Advisory Committee on Native Peoples Education, 5, 32 __. __. Tolerance and Understanding: Responses and Report, 34 Alberta. Grants-in-Aid for Northern Research, 53 Alberta Historical Review, 59 Alberta Historical Society, 60 Alberta - Land claims, 20 Alberta Indian Education Centre, 13, 31, 32, 34, 42 Alberta Indian Language Conference, 13 Alberta Native Communications Society, 6, 23, 32 Alberta. Native Secretariat. Saddle Lake Cultural Education Programme, 51 Alberta Newspapers 1880-1982, G.M. Strathem, 50 Alberta Newstart Incorporated, 29 Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Project, 19 Alcohol consumption See Liquor consumption Alcoholism - One Man's View, 3 Alexander Native Education Centre (Kipohtakaw), 27 All Chiefs Conference, 35 Allan, J.A., 36 American Indian Beadwork, 23 Amerindian, The, 5 Anderson Irvin, A. Cree Language and Culture, 44 Antler Monument, E.A. Wood, 61 Arcand, A. A Look at National Issues Occuring Within the National Indian Education Forum, 44 Archives See University of Alberta Archives or Hudson Bay Company - Archives Arctic, 24 Arctic Bibliography, 1 Arctic District - Summer Students Volunteer Program, 33, 46

144 Arctic Environmental Strategy (Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development), 53 Arctic - Oil and gas, 24 See Also Oil and Gas Exploration. Arctic Red River, 24 Arctic Sum.mer School, 1, 52 Arctic Winter School, 1 Arrow Maker, The, E.A. Wood, 61 Arrows in the Sky, E.A. Wood, 61 Arts, Faculty of, 26 Ash, Sam, 39 Assembly of First Nations - Self-government, 6 Assheton-Smith, M. The Metis ofAlberta Society Revisited, 6 Associate Vice-President (Academic), Office of the, 27 See Also Vice-President (Academic) Associate Vice-President (Facilities), Office of the, 28 Association of Canadian Universities for Northern Studies, 53 Athabasca Oil Sands Environmental Research Project, 19 Athabasca Oil Sands Historical Research Project, 19 Athabasca Pass, 60 Athapaskan Groups - Distribution, 24 Authentic Tales and Travels of Kabluk in the Land of the Indian, L.A. Romanet, 22

Back to the Mountains, E.A. Wood, 61 Baffin Island, 58 Baker Lake case, 24 Bala Black and the Ballad of Crowfoot, 3 Ballad of Crowfoot, The See Bala Black and the Ballad of Crowfoot Barren lands, 36 Battlefords - Land claims, 20 See Also Natives - Land Claims Bear, Eli, 44 Beardy, Jackson, 39 Beaver Country, 3 Beaver Hunt, 3 Beaver Indians, 4, 11, 14 Berg, R. Team Training Program for Teachers and Native Aides of Indian Nursery and Kindergarten ... , 34 Berger, J.T. Effects ofDevelopment on Northern Peoples, 44 Berger Indian Family Study, 34 Berger Commission, 24 Berries and History, E.A. Wood, 61 Best Mounted Police Stories, R. Harrison (ed.), 50 Bibliography of Native Education, W. Schoeman, 32 Bibliography Lists and Studies of Publications on Indians, 6 Bider, Andre, 35 Big Bear, 5 Billy Mills Achievement Award, 42 Bitterness at Buffalo School - Case study, 13 Blackfeet Indians, 5 See also Blackfoot Indians Blackfoot language examinations, 26 Blackfoot and Henday, E.A. Wood, 61 Blackfoot place names, map of southern Alberta, 5 Blackfoot Indians, 5, 44, See also Blackfeet Indians Blackfoot Indians - Rites and ceremonies, 44 Blaeberry, 3 \ Blood Indian Reserve, 36 Blue Quills, 6, 21, 27, 51, 52 See also Morning Star Native Teacher Education Project )

145 Blue Quills: A Case Study of Indian Residential Schooling, D.I. Persson, 21 Board of Governors, 29, 41, 51 Bonaise, Alfred, 45 Boreal Institute for Northern Studies, 1, 25, 27, 42, 53 See also Canadian Circumpolar Institute Boreal Alberta Research Grant, 1 Boss Manitou, E.A. Wood, 61 Botany, Department of, 30 Bourgmant: Explorer of the Missouri, 1698-1725, F. Norall, 50 Boy and His Buffalo, A, E.A. Wood, 61 Branding at Halfway, 3 British Columbia Indian Arts and Welfare Society, 23 Broadus, E.K. John Jewitt: Captive of Nootka, 50 Brown, Annora, 5 Brown, A. Old Man's Garden, 5 Budget and Statistics, Office of, 31 Buffalo Bones, E.A. Wood, 61 Buffalo Exibition, 27 Buffalo School, 13 Buffalo River, 24 Bull Plume's (Peigan) diary, 5 Bullen, E. An Historical Study of the Education of the Indians in Teslin, Yukon Territory, 34 Burt, A.L. The Old Province of Quebec, 60 __. The Romance of the Prairie Provinces, 60 __. The United States, Great Britain, and British North America: From the Revolution to the Establishment of Peace after the War of 1812, 60 Burwash, L.T. The Eskimo, Their Country, and Its Resources, 58 Bush, the Mission, and the Classroom, The, P. Moore, 34

Campbell, G., 2 Canada. House of Commons, 23 __. Senate, 23 __. First Minister's Conference on Aboriginal Constitutional Matters. 24 __. Department of Citizenship and Immigration. Indian Affairs Branch. Indian Act, 6 __. Department of Fisheries and Forestry, 1 . Department of Health and Welfare, 38 ==· Department of Indian Affairs, 6, 23, 24, 33, 34, 35, 36, 39 See also Canada. Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development (DIANO) __. __. The Canadian Indian, 6 . . The Indian in Transition, 6 ==· Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development (DIANO), 1, 25, 29, 53 . . Arctic Environmental Strategy, 53 ==· ==· Directory of Arctic Science and Technology Research, 53 __. Department of the Interior, 20, 58 ____. N.W.T. and Yukon Branch, 58 __. Department of Mines and Resources, 23,36 __. __, Indian Affairs Branch, 36 . Department of Transport, 1 Canadian Association in Support of Native Peoples, 32 Canadian Association of Indian and Eskimo Education, 13 Canadian Centennial Conference on the History of the Canadian West, 35 Canadian Circumpolar Institute, 1, 53 See also Boreal Institute for Northern Studies Canadian Circumpolar Institute - Annual reports, 1, 53 Canadian Circumpolar Library, 1 Canadian Eskimo Arts Council, 39

146 Canadian Historical Association, 59, 60 Canadian Indian, The, 6 Canadian Indian Native Studies Association, 44 Canadian Institute for Northern Studies, 53 Canadian National Polar Institute, 53 Canadian Native Friendship Centre, 23, 35 Canadian Native Schools in Transition, 13 Canadian Northern Conference, 1 Canadian Northwest, The, W.C. Wonders, 24 Canadian Northwest Historical Society, 49 Canadian Pacific Railway Company, 20 Canadian Polar Information System (CPIS), 53 Canadian Rockies, The, E. Fraser, 59 Canadiana Gallery, 39 Cannon on the River, E.A. Wood, 61 Card, Brigham Young, 6 __. The Mannon Presence in Canada, 50 Cardinal, Douglas, 39, 44 Cardinal, Joe, 44, 45 Cardinal, Harold, 6, 31 __. The Unjust Society, 6 Cardston - Land claims, 20 Cardston - Oil and gas exploration, 36 Camey, R.J. Inuit Rights and Inuit School Programs, 34 Carriere,Jeannine, 51 Carrol, J.F., Meet Cree: A Practical Guide to the Cree Language (with C.H. Wolfart), 50 Catlow (Dogrib), 36 Cavanagh, A. Religious Initiation Rites, 44 CBIE "Pathways" Conference, 13 CEA Native Education Trust, 13 Century of Plain and Parkland, A, W.L. Morton, 35 Chalifoux, L. (as told to Dr. Anne Anderson). Some Native Herbal Remedies, 30 Chalifoux, Sandy, 45 Chalifoux, Thema, 51 Challenge of Assisting the Canadian Aboriginal People to Adjust to Urban Environments, 33 Chalmers, John W., 7 __., Education behind the Buckskin Curtain, 7 __. Fur Trade Governor, 7 __. The Indian Experience with Schooling, 6 __, ed. The Land of Peter Pond, 1, 7 Chancellor, 32 Changing Role and Significance of Native Peoples in Canada's N. W. T., W.C. Wonders, 24 Charles Camsell Indian Hospital, 23 Chester Martin's 'Dominion Lands' Policy, L.H. Thomas, 60 Chief Dan George, 3 Chief Jacob, 35 Chief John Hunter, 35 Chief's head dress, 9 Chipewyan, The, I. Eckert, 19 Chipewyan Indians, 4 Clark, Bill See Clark, William (Bill) Clark, William (Bill), 8 Clues for Intercultural Living, 13 Cobiness, Eddy, 39

147 Cogmolic Eskimos, 36 Cole, S. Inuit Youth, 13 Collinson, H. Inuit Games and Contests, 39 __. A University Collects, 39, 50 Commemoration of the Centennial of the Treaties 6 and 7, 26 Commentary on Traditional Indian Economy, 44 Commission Indians, 24 Committee on Eskimo Affairs, 24 Committee on Original Peoples' Entitlement, 24 Committee on Native Students, Ad hoc (Dr. Kriesel), 32 Committee on Native Studies, 51 Committee (Advisory) on Native Studies and Native Students, 51 Committee on Northern Research, 53 Committee on Publications Production Services, 52 Communications Course for Native Students, 26 Conference on Indian Educational Leadership, 13 Conference: Knowing the North, 53 Conference on Native Religious Traditions, 32 Conference on Northern Development, 53 Conference (Regional) on Northern Studies, 53 Contracts and Agreements. University of Alberta and ACCESS Television, 52 Coppermine Eskimos, 36 Coppermine settlement, 36 Coppermine River, 60 Coronation Gulf, 36 Corner of Canada, A, E.A. Wood, 61 Council for Canadian Unity, 23 Couture, J. Minorities in a Democratic Society, 44 __. Traditional Knowledge and Biculturalism, 44 Cowboy Country (Crowfoot - Sitting Bull), E.A. Wood, 61 Cree Indians, 4, 9, 36, 44 Cree Camp, The, E.A. Wood, 61 Cree culture - 44 Cree Dictionary, Daniel Harmon, 61 Cree language - 26, 44 Cree language - examinations, 26 Cree Language and Culture, A. Anderson Irvin, 44 Cree Religious Customs, E.A. Wood, 61 Creek, The, E.A. Wood Cross, Albert Ernest, 60 Cross-Cultural Education Committee (Alberta Education), 13, 34 Crossing Frontiers, D. Harrison, 50 Cultural Conflict on the Prairies, A.D. Fisher, 35 Cultural, Social and Economic Case, The, Indian Association of Alberta, 42 Culture and Adult Education, H. Roberts, 50

Dan Logging, 3 Daniels, Stan, 51 David James Goggin, Superintendent of Education, North-West Territories 1893-1902, N.McDonald, 60 Dean of Men, Office of the, 33 Dene Nation Mapping Project, 24, 51 Dene/Inuit Inte,face in Canada's Western Arctic, N. W. T., W.C. Wonders, 24 Denoteer, A.A. Gaits and Irrigation on Lands Adjacent to Blood Reserve (Alberta), 26 Developing West, The: Essays in Canadian History . .. , ed. J.E. Foster 12, 50

148 Development of the Bow River Irrigation Project, I906-I950, The, K. Stotyn, 20 Development of Primers and Pre-Primers for use of Indian High School Students, The, W. Knill, 34 Dichmond, James, 35 Dickason, O.P The Myth of the Savage and the Beginnings of French Colonialism ... , 50 Diffusion of Canadian Native Protest, 6 Diffusion study of H. Cardinal's The Unjust Society, 6 Dion, Joe, 17 Disruption and Dispersion of Eskimos on Arctic Coast, 35 Doig Christmas Party, 3 Dome/Canmar Beaufort Sea Exploration Operations, 24 Dr. Kreisel's Ad Hoc Committee on Native Students, 32 Drama at Halfway, 3 Drury Commission, 24 Dynamite Horse, The, E.A. Wood, 61

Eccles, William John, 54 New France and the Western Frontier, 35 Frontenac: The Courtier Governor, 54 __ Canada under Louis XIV, 54 __ France in America, 59 Eckert, I. Northern Indians and the Fur Trade, 19 __. The Chipewyan, 19 Economic Development on Prairie Indian Reserves, P. Jenson, 57 Edmonton - Land claims, 20 See Also Native Land Claims Edmonton Hospitals, 38 Education, Faculty of, 34 Education from Within, A. Renauld, 32 Education for intercultural living, 13 Education behind the Buckskin Curtain, J. W. Chalmers, 7 Education of Indigenous People, V. Kirkness, 44 Educational needs of Indian children, 13 Edwards, Henrietta Muir, 9 Edwards, Oliver Cromwell, 9 Edwards' Indian Collection, 9, 36, 39, 49 Effects of Development on Northern Peoples, J.T. Berger, 44 Ellis, C.D. Spoken Cree, 50 Emergency Food in Arctic Canada, A.E. Porsild, 58 Emporium of the North, J.M. Parker, 19 Endangered Crafts of Northern Alberta, D.E. Joung, 53 Environment and Culture, Hayden Roberts, 32 Epidemiology and Control of Hepatitis B in the N. W. T., 53 Eskimos, 14, 16, 22, 24, 36, 55, 58 See also Inuit, Coppermine Eskimos Eskimo Affairs, Committee, 24 Eskimo artifacts, 39 Eskimo carvings, 49 Eskimo clothing, 22 Eskimo culture, 58 Eskimo families, 22 Eskimo hunters, 22 Eskimo graves, 22 Eskimo igloos, 22 Eskimo sculpture See Swinton' s Eskimo Sculpture Collection Eskimo sleds, 22 Eskimo Spring, E.A. Wood, 61

149 Eskimo Trial, E.A. Wood, 61 The Eskimo, Their Country and Its Resources, L.T. Burwash, 58 Essays on Western History, L.H. Thomas, 50 Ethnographic Overview of Native Art and Artifacts - Exhibition catalogue, 9 Extension, Faculty of, 1, 35, 51 Extension of Provincial Services to Treaty Indians, Universities Coordinating Council. Native Studies Committee, 47

Fagan, W. Visual Imagery and Story Recall of Cree Children, 34 Faille, Albert, 8 Far Corner of the 'Strange Empire': Central Alberta . .. , 24 Farm Trust Directory and Advisory Committee, 25 Favor for the Chief, A, E.A. Wood, 61 Feather Bonnet, The, E.A. Wood, 61 Federal/Provincial Native Friendship Centres Committee, 35 Federation of Metis Settlements, 51 Ferguson, Theresa, 10 Fire control See Fire ecology Fire ecology, 5, 15, 25 Fire, Plants and Animals: An Indian Heritage, 44 Fires of Spring, The, 15 First Husband, The, E. A. Wood, 61 Fisher, A.D. 44 __. Cultural Conflict on the Prairies, 35 Fitzgerald Indians, 36 Flanagan, Thomas E., 2 Footner, Hulbert, 11 Foreign Student Advisor, 33 Forgotten Man, The, E.A. Wood, 61 Forgotten Trading Post, E.A. Wood, 61 Fort Chipewyan, 1,13, 14, 17, 19, 27, 24, 36, 38 __. - genealogies, 17 __. - residents, 17 Fort Chipewyan and Fort Vermilion Bicentennial Conference, 1, 19, 27 Fort Fitzgerald, 24 Fort Franklin, 24 Fort Good Hope, 24 Fort Hearne, 36 Fort Liard, 24 Fort McKay, 24 Fort McMurray, 24 Fort McPherson, 24 Fort Norman, 24 Fort Normandeau, E.A. Wood, 61 Fort Providence, 24 Fort Rae, 24 Fort Resolution, 24 Fort St. John, B.C.,3, 60 Fort Smith, 24 Fort Simpson, 24 Fort Vermilion, 1, 19, 27 See also Fort Chipewyan and Fort Vermilion Bicentennial Conference Fort Whoop-Up, 60 Foster, John E., 2, 12, 32, 44, 50 __. Buffalo, 32

150 The Developing West: Essays in Canadian History. . . , 12, 50 The Indian Treaties -A Compact, 44 Metis and the Buffalo Hunt, 44 __ Mixed Bloods in Canadian West, 44 __ Sayer Trial - The Countryborn, 44 __ Sayer Trial, 1849: The Metis, 44 France in America, W.J. Eccles, 59 Franchise granting, 37 Francis, R.D., ed. The Prairie West, 32 Fraser, E. The Canadian Rockies, 59 Freeman, M.M.R. Public Attitudes to Whales (with S.R. Kellert), 53 French, G.A., 37 Friends of the Indians Society, 23 See Also Rowan, Reta Friesen, J. Minorities and Education in Alberta, 34 __. The Stoney Indian People, 34 __. Metis of Western Canada: Annotated bibliography, 34 Fur and Game, 24 Fur trade, 7, 19, 22, 48 Fur Trade Conference, 48 Fur Trade Governor, J.W. Chalmers, 7 Fur Resources Survey, 24

Gaits and Irrigation on Lands Adjacent to Blood Reserve (Alberta), A.A. Denoteer, 26 General Faculties Council, 51 __. Committee on Native Studies, 26, 32, 42, 51 Geological Survey, 36 Geology, Department of, 35 )' George, Dan, Chief, 3 Gerald Tailfeathers, 35 GFC See General Faculties Council Ghostkeeper, Elmer, 51 Gibson, S. Kit on Stoney Indian People ofAlberta, 34 Glenbow Collects, 5 Glenbow Foundation, 39 Go Alone Johnny, E.A. Wood, 61 Godsell, J.W. I Was No Lady, 7 God-Stones and Cottontails, E.A. Wood, 61 Government and Politics in Alberta, A. Tupper, ed. 32 Government White Paper on Indians, 6 Grants-in-Aid for Northern Research (Government of Alberta), 53 Great Chief, The, Edgar Wood, 61 Great Cree Chief, A (Maskepetoon), E. A. Wood, 61 Gregoire Lake Band, 13 Gue, Leslie R., 13 __. Indian Education and Values, 13 Gun and the Grizz,ly, E.A. Wood, 61 Gunner Jingo's Jubilee, T. Bland Strange, 50

Halfway Hallow'een, 3 Halim.an Island, 38 Harmon, Daniel Cree Dictionary, 61 Harrison, D. Crossing Frontiers, 50 Harrison, R. (ed.) Best Mounted Police Stories, 50 Hawkins, James Donald, 55

151 Hay River, 14, 24 Head-dress, 9 Head-Hunting in the West, E.A. Wood, 61 Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump, 59, 60 Heart Project, 6 Henday Would Have Been Angry, E.A. Wood, 61 Hepatitis B, See Epidemiology Herbal Harvest, The, E.A. Wood, 61 Heyman, R.D. Language Use and School Peiformance in Native Classrooms, 34 Historical Sites Advisory Committee, 59 See Also Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump Historical Society of Alberta, 48 Historical Study of the Education of the Indians in Teslin, Yukon Territory, An, E. Bullen, 34 History, Department of, 37, 59 See Also Burt, A.L.; Dickason, O.P.; Eccles, W.J.;Foster, J.E.; Long, M.H; Macleod, R.C.; Thomas, L.G.; Thomas, L.H. History of the Canadian West, A, A.S. Morton, 59 History of Fire Control in the Northwest Territories, 25 Hobbema, 23, 24, 34 Holy Lodge dance songs, 44 Hope, A., 44 __. Fate of the Indian People, 13 Horn Hatracks, E.A. Wood, 61 Hom Song, 44 Hudson's Bay Company, 22 Hudson's Bay Company Archives, List of Holdings, 59 Ruel, Raymond, 2, 60 __, Adrien-Gabriel Morice, O.M.J., and the Western Dene of North Central British Columbia, 60 Humbke, R. The Origin and Evolution of an Educational System on Alberta Metis Colonies, 34 Hungry Son, The, E.A. Wood, 61 Hunter, Chief John, 53

I Was No Lady, J.W. Godsell, 7 Iyahkimix - Blackfoot Beaver Bundle Ceremony, 44 Impact of Culture upon Language, 13 In Defence of the NWMP, E.A. Wood, 61 Indian/Indians See also Natives, Aboriginals Indian Act, 6, 23 See also Canada. Department of Citizenship and Immigratio. Indian Agricultural Projects Advisory Committee, 25 Indian and the Ph.D., The, 34 Indian artifacts, 9, 36, 39 Indian Association of Alberta, 23, 26, 31, 32, 42 __. The Cultural, Social and Economic Case, 42 Indian Association School Act, 34 Indian at Camp 86, E.A. Wood, 61 Indian Battle of 1870, 60 Indian Brotherhood (N.W.T.), 24 Indian camps, 11, 22 Indian Citizenship Programme, 35 Indian clothing, 9 Indian Collection, See Edwards' Indian Collection Indian Community Education, 6 Indian Control of Indian Education, 6 Indian Culture, L.R. Gue, 13 Indian Economy, 44 Indian Education See Native Education, Morningstar, Blue Quills

152 Indian Education Program, 13 I Indian Education and Values, L.R. Gue, 13 i Indian Education in Canada, 13 Indian Energy Corporation, 41 Indian Experience with Schooling, The, J.W. Chalmers, 6 Indian families, 11, 34 Indian Graduates and Dropouts in Northern Alberta, McCarthy, 32 Indian Graves, E.A. Wood, 61 Indian Herbal Remedies, E.A. Wood, 61 Indian Homemaker's Conference See Indian Women's Status Indian Industrial School, Red Deer, 61 Indian in Edmonton, 33 Indian in Industry, The, G.E. Mortimer, 6 Indian in Transition, The, 6 Indian legends, 22, 44 Indian/Metis project, 43 Indian reserves, 25, 36 Indian reserves - Surveys, 20, 24 Indian Residential Schooling, 21 Indian School Committee Conference, 13 Indian School, The, E.A. Wood, 61 Indian Sennon, An, E.A. Wood, 61 Indian teepees, 11, 35, 36 Indian Treaties, The -A Compact, J.E. Foster, 44 Indian values, 44 Indian villages, 5 Indian Women's Status, 3 Indian-Eskimo Association of Canada, 6, 23, 33, 46 Indians - Claims, 6, 24 Indians - Discrimination, 46 Indians - Employment, 33, 46 Indians - Rites and ceremonies, 5, 44, 61 Indians - Treaties, 6, 24, 26, 36, 44 Indians - Canadians: Plus or Minus, 43 Indians and Metis of the North, L.H. Thomas, 60 Indians of the Northwest Territories, L.H. Thomas, 60 Indians at Rocky Mountain House, E.A. Wood, 61 Indians of Pine Lake, E.A. Wood, 61 Indians without Tip is, 43 Indigenous Languages, Research Centre on, 31 Inquiry by Whites and Native Peoples into the Implications for both of Sharing a Common Urban Environment, B.D. Sealey, 43 Intercultural Interdepartmental Committee, 34 Intercultural Summer School - Hobbema, 34 Intercultural Exchange Program, 34 Intercultural Education Program, 6, 34 Intercultural education, 13 Interviews, 3, 8, 10, 13, 15, 17, 18, 19, 21, 24, 35, 44, 45 In the Days of the Red River Rebellion, J. McDougall, 50 Inuit, 22, 24, 35 See Also Eskimos Inuit - Claims, 24 Inuit art, 24, 27 Inuit Games and Contests, H. Collinson, 39 Inuit hunting, 35

153 Inuit legends, 35 Inuit stories, 35 Inuit Studies, 49 Inuit Rights and Inuit School Programs, R.J. Camey, 34 Inuit Youth, S. Cole, 13 Inuvialuit Land Rights Settlement, 24 Inuvialuit Nunangat, 24 Inuvik, 24 Inventory of Native-Oriented Activities See Alberta. Department of Advanced Education and Manpower.

Jacob, Chief, 53 Jenness, Diamond, 36 Jenness, D. Canada's Indian Problem, 42 Jenson, Paul Economic Development on Prairie Indian Reserves, 57 John Jewitt: Captive of Nootka, E.K. Broadus, 50 Joung, D.E. Endangered Crafts of Northern Alberta, 53 Journals of David Thompson, 61 Jumping pound, 36

Kabluk of the Eskimo, L.A. Romanet, 22 Kalrak's Memories, 35 Kalvak. Drawings, 39 Keeveeok Awake! - Exhibit and catalogue, 27 Kegg, M. Portage Lake Memories of an Ojibwe Childhood, 50 Kellert, S.R. Public Attitudes to Whales (with M.M.R. Freeman), 53 Kennedy, T. Quest, 19 Keystone See Stoney Indian Reserve Kings, Dancers, and Manitous, E.A. Wood, 610 Kingston, W.H.G The Old White Trapper (with R. Nixon), 50 Kinnikinik, E.A. Wood, 61 Kirkness, V. Education of Indigenous People, 44 Kit on Stoney Indian People ofAlberta, S. Gibson, 34 Kiwana, 36 Kluane Legends, 44 Knill, W. The Development of Primers and Pre-Primers for use of Indian High School Students, 34 Knowing the North Conference, 53 Kootenay Plains, The, E.A. Wood, 61 Kriesel, Dr. Henry. Ad hoc Committee on Native Students, 32 Kutchin Place Names, 24

Labrador - Ungava, 24 Lac La Martre, 24 Lac La Ronge / Ile a La Crosse, 24 Lac La Biche - Land claims, 20, 24 Lac St. Anne - Land claims, 20 Lacombe, Father, 60 LaForce, M. Moral Judgements Among Indian and White Children, 34 Lake Harbour (Baffin Island), 58 Land of Peter Pond, The. Chalmers, J.W., ed., 1 Language Use and School Performance in Native Classrooms, R.D. Heyman, 34 Language Varieties Used by Cree Children, The, G. Sampson, 34 Lard, David, 4 Last Buffalo, The, E.A. Wood, 61 Laverty, C.A. Trips North, 14

154 Laverty, Clarence Alvin, 14 Lee, Clifford E., 39 Lee Collection, 39 Lesser Slave Lake Project "C ", 6 Lewis, Henry T., 15, 44, 53 . Maskuta: The Ecology of Indian Fires ... , 15 ==· Study of the Slave Indians of the Upper Hay River Band, 53 Linderman, F.B. Out of the North, 5 Liquor consumption, 3, 37 Lord Collection of Eskimo Artifacts, 39, 49 Lochhead, Douglas, 2 Long, Morden Heaton, 56 __. Knight Errant of the Wilderness, Tales of Explorers of the Great North-West, 56 Look at National Issues Occuring Within the National Indian Education Forum, A, A. Arcand, 44 Luxton, E.G. Stoney Indian Medicine, 12

MacDonald, M.B. 44 MacDonald, Murray, 35 Mackenzie Valley, 24 Macleod, R. C. Reminiscences of a Bungle by One of the Bunglers ... , 50 Man and Resources, 3 Manitoba, Northern, 24 Manitou 's Cloak, The, E.A. Wood, 61 Manning, Travis W., 57 __. Development of Indian Agriculture in Alberta, 57 Map-Maker, The, E.A. Wood, 61 Marriage Gift, E.A. Wood, 61 Marshalls at Doig, 3 Martel, G., 2 Maskepetoon, E.A. Wood, 61 Mathers, C.W., 16 McAdam, Linda, 36 McCandless, R.G. Yukon Wildlife: A Social History, 50 McCarthy. Indian Graduates and Dropouts in Northern Alberta, 32 McCaul, C. C., 36 McCaul Eskimo Collection, 36 McCormack, Patricia A., 17 McDonald, Neil David James Goggin, Superintendent of Education, North-West Territories 1893-1902, 60 McDougall, J. In the Days of the Red River Rebellion, 50 McKenna, James Andrew Joseph, 4 Medicine, Faculty of, 38 Medicine Makers, E.A. Wood, 61 Medicine Man, E.A. Wood, 61 Meadow Lake, 24 Meet Cree: A Practical Guide to the Cree Language, C.H. Wolfart and J.F. Carrol, 50 Memories of the American Buffalo, E.A. Wood, 61 Methy Portage, 60 Metis, 6, 13, 34, 35, 43, 44 Metis - Claims, 20 Metis and the Buffalo Hunt, J.E. Foster, 44 Metis Association of Alberta, 32, 51 \ Metis Association (N.W.T.), 24 ! Metis in Alberta Society, 23

155 Metis in the Canadian West, 27 Metis Nation, The, 51 Metis people of Canada: A History, 6 Metis Project, 6 Mills, Julian, 16 Minorities in a Democratic Society, J. Couture, 44 Mission of the Oblates of Mary Immaculate (0.M.I.), 16 Missionaries, 6, 19 Mitchener, E.A. William Pearce and Federal Government Activity in Western Canada ... , 20 Mitchener, E.A. William Pearce, 1904-1930, Vol. 2, 20 Mixed Bloods in the Canadian West, J.E. Foster, 44 Moberly Lake Camp, 3 Montana Indian Reserve - Mineral rights, 23 Montana Western History, 59 Moore, P. The Bush, the Mission, and the Classroom, 34 Moore, P. Wolverine: Myths and Visions - Dene Traditions from Northern Alberta (with A. Wheelock (eds.)), 50 Moosehide robe and tanning, 3 Moral Judgements Among Indian and White Children, M. Laforce, 34 More About Buffalo, E.A. Wood, 61 Morisseau, Norval, 39 Morley Indian Reserve - Expropriation of land, 23 Morning Star Native Teacher Education Project, 6, 13, 28, 32, 34, 42, 52 See also Blue Quills Mormon Presence in Canada, The, B.Y. Card, 50 Mortimer, G.E. The Indian in Industry, 6 Morton, A.S. A History of the Canadian West, 59 Morton, W.L. A Centwy of Plain and Parkland, 35 Motut, Roger, 2 Mowat, Farley The Desperate People, 24 Murphy, Peter J., 44 Museums and Collection Services, 39 My Most Unforgettable Character, E.A. Wood, 61 Myth of the Savage and the Beginnings of French Colonialism (The) ... , O.P. Dickason, 50

Nahanni National Park Historical Resources Inventory, 8 Nahanni National Park, 8 Nahanni, South - Inhabitants, 8 National Historic Sites and Monuments Board, 60 National Indian Brotherhood, 6 National Northern Development Conference, 1 Natives See Also Indians, Inuit, Metis Native Affairs, Advisor on, 27, 32, 33, 41 Native Affairs, Office of, 51 Native American Studies Program (University of Lethbridge), 47 Native art, 5, 9 Native artists, 39 Native Awareness Week, 27, 44 Native Brotherhood, 15 Native Burial Sites, 14, 61 Native Culture and Custom, 61 Native Dyes, E.A. Wood, 61 Native Education, 6, 13, 27, 32, 34, 42, 44, 51 Native Education - bibliographies, 13, 32 Native Education Centre See Blue Quills

156 Native Education - Health care careers, 29, 38 Native Education - Reports, 13 Native Education - Research data, 13 Native Ethnicity in the Canadian North, W.C. Wonders, 24 Native fishing camps, 14 Native Health Care Careers Program, 38 Native Health Issues, 22, 27 Native Herbal Remedies, 30 Native hunting camps, 14 Native land claims See Indians - Claims; Inuit - Claims; Metis - Claims; Native lifestyles, 18 Native Legends, 61 Native Peoples in Canada's Territorial North, W.C. Wonders, 24 Native Place Names and Land Occupancy in the Northern Mackenzie Valley Area, 24 Native printmaking, 39 Native Religious Traditions, 39, 44, 52 Native Religious Traditions Project, 52 Native rights, 24 Native rights - Paulette 'caveat' case, 24 Native self-government, 6, 44 Native Students, Ad hoc committee, 32 Native Student Services, 41 Native Students Association, 27 Native Students, Senate Task Force on, 51 Native Studies, B.A. in, 27, 51 See Also Native Studies, School of. Native Studies, Committee, 51 Native Studies and Native Students, Advisory Committee, 51 Native Studies, School of, 27, 28, 41, 42, 51, 52 Native Studies, School of, Proposal, - Committees, Conferences, Correspondence, Annual Reports, News Release, 51 Native Studies Program, 27, 35 Native Thought Project See Red Deer College Centre for the Study of Native Thought Native Women Nursery/Kindergarten Training Program, 34 New Covenant, A, 51 New France and the Western Frontier, W.J. Eccles, 35 New Harpoon, Part 1 and 2, 44 New Park, The, E.A. Wood, 61 New Taboo, The, E.A. Wood, 61 Nixon, R., The Old White Trapper (with W.H.G. Kingston), 50 Norall, F. Bourgmant: Explorer of the Missouri, 1698-1725, 50 Norman Wells, 24 North Star Oil, 22 North American Indian Languages Centre, 27, 29, 31 North American Indian Institute, 27, 29 (or: See North American Indian Languages Centre) North-West Mounted Police (NWMP), 5, 19 Northeastern Alberta Regional Commission, 24 Northern Indians and the Fur Trade, I. Eckert, 19 Northern Communications Conference, 1 Northern Canada: Mackenzie Valley, "Systematic 1, 2, 4, 6, 7", 24 Northern Development Conference, 53 Northern Science Training Grant, 1 Northern Libraries Colloquium, 1 Northern Affairs Bulletin, 24 Northern Health Service Report, 38 Northern Resources Development, W.C. Wonders, 24

157 Peigan See Bull Plume People's Education, 6 Persson, Diane I., 21 Persson. D.I., Blue Quills: A Case Study of Indian Residential Schooling, 21 Peter and David, E.A. Wood, 61 Peter Pond, E.A. Wood, 61 Pincher Creek - Land claims, 20 Pine Lake, E.A. Wood, 61 Pine Point, 24 Plains Historical Museum Society, 37 Planning and Development, 41 Pohorecky, Zenon, 44 Policy Statement on Native Students, University of Alberta and Department of Advanced Education and Manpower, 51 Porsild, A.E. Emergency Food in Arctic Canada, 58 Portage Lake Memories of an Ojibwe Childhood, M. Kegg, 50 Port Radium, 24 Post-Secondary Students Assistance Program, 42 Poundmaker at Stony Mountain Penitentiary, 5 Poundmaker's teepee, 36, 49 Poundmaker's Lodge, 38 Prairie West, The, R.D. Francis, ed., 32 Prairie West to 1905, The, L.G. Thomas, 59, 60 President and Vice-Chancellor, Office of the, 42 Prince Albert - Land claims, 20 Printing Services, 52 Project Canada West, 43 ,, Projects on Indian Reserves, 25 Provincial Conference of Indian Chiefs and Councillors, 1st, 37 Public Archives of Canada - National Map Collection, 24 Public Attitudes to Whales, M.M.R. Freeman and S.R. Kellert, 53 Publications Production Services Steering Committee, 52

Queen's Cowboys, The, E.A. Wood, 61 Quest, T. Kennedy, 19 Quiet Place, 17ie, E.A. Wood, 61

Radio and Television, Department of, 44, 52 Ray, Carl, 39 Recollections of the Canadian Arctic, J.D. Soper, 58 Red Deer College Students and Samson Band, Hobbema, 6 Red Deer College Centre for the Study of Native Thought Project, 6 Red Gold Hoard, E.A. Wood, 61 Regent Drilling Company Limited, 36 Regions and Regionalism in Canada, W.C. Wonders, 24 Reindeer Station, 24 Religious Diversity in Alberta See Native Religious Traditions Religious Initiation Rites, A. Cavanagh, 44 Religious Studies, Department of, 45 Remember the Crees, E.A. Wood, 61 Reminiscences of a Bungle by One of the Bunglers, R.C. Macleod, 50 Renauld, A. Education from Within, 32 Report of the Feasibility ofDelivering Diploma Nurse Training in the N. W. T., M.E. Steed, 40 Revillion Freres, 22

159 Northern Research, 1 Northern Research Committee (UANRC), 53 Northern Studies, First Regional Conference, 53 Northland School Division #61, 13 Northwest Territories, 1, 14, 16, 17, 24, 38, 53 Northwest Territories - Trapping data, 24 Northwest Territories - Land claims, 24 Northwest Territories - Wildlife harvest, 24 Northwest Territories. Department of Education. Educational Programs and Evaluation Division. A Competency Analysis Profile for the Northern Nurse, 40 Northwest Territories. Medical Services Branch, 38 Northwest Territories Council, 24 Northwest Territories, Epidemiology See Epidemiology Northwest Territories Experimental Teacher Education Program, 34 Northwest Territories Land Cairns Overlap Project, 24 Northwest Territories Teacher Education Program, 34 A Nurse Goes to Baffin Island, C.K. Soper, 58 A Nurse's Impression of the Arctic, C.K. Soper, 58 Nurse Practitioner Program, 38 Nurses of the North, 38, 44, 52 Nursing, Faculty of, 40

Oak River Indian Reserve - Oil and gas exploration, 36 Oblate Fathers Archives and Library, 49 See Also Mission of the Oblates of Mary Immaculate (OMI) Offering Smoke: The Sacred Pipe and Native American Religion, J. Paper, 50 Oil and gas exploration, 36; Oil and gas (Arctic), 24 Oil sands, 19 Old Crow, 24 Old Indian Relics, E.A. Wood, 61 Old Man's Garden, Brown, A., 5 Old Province of Quebec, The, A.L. Burt, 60 Old White Trapper, The, W.H.G. Kingston and R. Nixon, 50 Origin and Evolution of an Educational System on Alberta Metis Colonies, The, R. Humbke, 34 Original Peoples' Entitlement, Committee, 24 Oslie, Muriel, 18 __. Oslie Trading Post, Martin River, Three Creeks, 18 Oslie Trading Post, Martin River, Three Creeks, M. Oslie, 18 Osrunn, Peter G., 24 Our Indian Friends, E.A. Wood, 61 Out of the North, F.B. Linderman, 5 Outreach Program.mes in Centres of Native Population and Engineering for Native Students (University of Calgary), 51 Outpost camps, 24 Overlapping Land Use and Occupancy of Dene, Metis, Inuvialuit and Inuit in the NWT, 24

Paper, J. Offering Smoke: The Sacred Pipe and Native American Religion, 50 Parker, Jim See Parker, James McPherson Parker, James McPherson, 18, 19 __. Emporium of the North, 19 Paulette case, 24 Peace River District, 18, 24 Peace River region - residents, 18 Pearce, William, 20 See Also William Pearce Peel, B.B. Steamboats on the Saskatchewan, 35

158 Riding Lessons, 3 Riel, Louis, 2 Riel Project, 2, 26, 27, 28, 41, 44, 52 Riel Project Coordinating Group, 28, 41 Riel Rebellion, 2, 20, 61 Roberts, Hayden. Environment and Culture, 32 __. Culture and Adult Education, 50 Rocan, Claude, 2 Rocher River, 24 Rogers, G.W. Alaska Native Population Trends and Vital Statistics, 1950-1985, 24 Romance of the Prairie Provinces, The, A.L. Burt, 60 Romanet, Louis Auguste, 22 __ Authentic Tales and Travels of Kabluk in the Land of the Indian, 22 An Indian Famine, 22 Kabluk of the Eskimo, 22 __ A Nero of the Northland, 22 Ross, James Hamilton, 4 Rowan, Reta Guenever Mary, 23 Roxana Stoney Indian Reserve - Oil and gas exploration, 36 Runaway Boy (Samson Beaver), E.A. Wood, 61 Rural Development Program, 35

Sacred Circle, 35, 44 Saddle Lake Cultural Education Programme, 51 Sagitava Friendship Society, 35 Sammy's Indian Cure-All, E.A. Wood, 61 Sammy Says "Ugh!" Sometimes, E.A. Wood, 61 Sampson, G. The Language Varieties Used by Cree Chi/,dren, 34 Samson Band (Hobbema), 6 Samson Beaver, E.A. Wood, 61 Samson Indian Reseve - Oii and gas exploration, 36 Samson's Long Ride, E.A. Wood, 61 Saquwfban - Text in Assiniboine, 34 Sarcee Indian Reserve, 35 Saskatchewan. Department of Education. Social Studies Curriculum Committee, 37 Saskatchewan Historical Society, 60 Saskatchewan. Indian Affairs Committee, 37, 60 (includes Saskatchewan Provincial Committee on Minority Groups) Saskatchewan - Land claims, 20 Saskatchewan Historical Museum, 37 Saskatchewan Indian Teachers' Association, 13 Saskatchewan Indian Religious Beliefs, L.H. Thomas, 60 Saskatoon Bow, E.A. Wood, 61 Sawridge Band, 29 Sayer Trial - The Countryborn, J.E. Foster, 44 Sayer Trial, 1849: The Metis, J.E. Foster, 44 Scarffor a Maiden, E.A. Wood, 61 Schoeman, W. Bibliography of Native Education, 32 Sealey, B.D. Inquiry by Whites and Native Peoples into the Implications for both of Sharing a Common Urban Environment, 43 __. Native People and Urbanization, 43 Secondary and Post-Secondary Transition Needs of Native Students, The, 41 Seeds and History, E.A. Wood, 61 Seismic program, 36

160 Self-Government for Aboriginal Peoples, 44 Senate (University), 32, 51 __. Task Force on Native Affairs, 32 __. Task Force on Native Students, 26, 32, 42, 47, 51 Settlement in Canada 1767-1914: A Brief Bibliographical Study, 60 Skulls and Boneheads, E.A. Wood, 61 Slavey Indian Band, 10, 14, 24 Smith, B. 44 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRCC), 52 Sociology of Mormonism: Missionary Work among the Indians, 6 Some Native Herbal Remedies, L. Chalifoux (as told to Dr. Anne Anderson), 30 Soper, C.K. A Nurse Goes to Baffin Island, 58 __. A Nurse's Impression of the Arctic, 58 Soper, J. Dewey, 17, 58 __. Recollections of the Canadian Arctic, 58 __. Wildlife Investigation in Wood Buffalo National Park and Area, 58 Special Funds and Collections, 49 Spoken Cree, C.D. Ellis, 50 St. Albert - Land claims, 20 Stanley, G.F.G., 2 Steamboats on the Saskatchewan, B.B. Peel, 35 Steed, M.E. Report of the Feasibility of Delivering Diploma Nurse Training in the N. W. T., 40 Steffenson 's Expedition, 35 Steinhauer, Eugene (Chief), 51 Steinhauer, Mike, 51 __. Local Control - a Prerequisite in Indian Education, 13 Steinhauer, Ralph, Lt. Governor, 61 Stonechild, Blair, 44 ) Stoney Indian Reserve - Keystone Area - Oil and gas exploration, 36 Stoney Indians, 12, 34, 35 Stoney Indian Medicine, E.G. Luxton, 12 Stoney Joe, E.A. Wood, 61 Story of Macleod, 5 Story of our Kayak and some Others, 24 Stotyn, K. The Development of the Bow River Irrigation Project, 1906-1950, 20 Strange, T. Bland Gunner Jingo's Jubilee, 50 Strathem, G.M. Alberta Newspapers 1880-1982, 50 Struggle for Responsible Government in the Northwest Territories, L.H. Thomas, 60 Student Awards, Office of, 46 Study of the Slave Indians of the Upper Hay River Band, H. T. Lewis, 53 Susabelle and Stoney Joe, E.A. Wood, 61 Sven, E.A. Wood, 61 Sweat Hut, The, E.A. Wood, 61 Swinton, George, 37 Swinton's Eskimo Sculpture Collection, 39

Task Force on Native Students (Senate), 51 Tea Dance, 44 Team Training Program for Teachers and Native Aides of Indian Nursery and Kindergarten ... , R. Berg, 34 Thirteen Misses (Manitou), E.A. Wood, 61 Thomas, Lewis Gwynne, 59 __. The Prairie West to 1905, 59 Thomas, Lewis Herbert, 37, 60

161 Chester Martin's 'Dominion Lands' Policy, 60 Essays on Western History, 50, 59 __ Government and Politics in Manitoba and the North-West Territories, 60 Indians and Metis of the North, 60 __ Indians of the Yukon and NWT, 60 __ The Struggle for Responsible Government in the Northwest Territories, 60 __ Saskatchewan Indian Religious Beliefs, 60 Thomas, Roy, 39 Thompson, David, 61 Time for Fun, A, E.A. Wood, 61 Tipi Song, 44 Tipis See Indian teepees Tobacco Planting Song, 44 Tolerance and Understanding: Responses and Report, Alberta. Department of Education, 34 Trading posts, 18, 24 Traditional Knowledge and Biculturalism, J. Couture, 44 Tragic Bull, The - Sitting Bull, E.A. Wood, 61 Training of a Medicine Man, 35 Treaties See Indians - Treaties Treaties, The, 23 Treaty 8 Tribal Association (Fort St. John, B.C.), 3 Treaty Eight Tribal Association See Treaty 8 Tribal Association (Fort St. John, B.C.) Treaty Indians, 37, 47 Treaty Number Eight, 4, 9 Treaty rights, 6 Treaty No. 8 See Treaty Number Eight Tree-Line and Politics in Canada's Northwest Territories, W.C. Wonders, 24 Trips North, C.A. Laverty, 14 Trout River, 24 Trudeau, Pierre, 24 Tuktoyaktuk, 24 Tungavik Federation of Nunavut, Coppermine, N.W.T., 24 Tupper, A., ed. Government and Politics in Alberta, 32

Union Oil Company, 36 United States, Great Britain, and British North America ... A.L. Burt, 60 Universities Coordinating Council, 47, 51 __. Native Studies Committee, 27, 47 __. __. Extension of Provincial Services to Treaty Indians, 47 __. __. University's Response to Its Native Community, 47 University of Alberta Archives, 48 University Collects, A , H. Collinson, 39, 50 University Libraries, 49 University of Alberta and Native Students, 41 University of Alberta Art Gallery, 39 University of Alberta Press, 2, 50 University of Calgary. Outreach Programmes in Centres of Native Population and Engineering for Native Students, 51 University's Response to Its Native Community, Universities Coordinating Council. Native Studies Committee, 47 Unjust Society, Cardinal, H., 6 Uranium City, 24

Value Orientations of Indian High School Students, Th. R. Walter, 34

162 Value Orientations in an Indian Community, 13 Van Kirk, S., "What if Mama is an Indian, 12 Vice-Chancellor See President and Vice Chancellor, Office of the Vice-President (Academic), Office of the, 51 Vice-President (Finance and Administration), Office of the, 52 Vice-President (Research), Office of the, 53 Visit to Rocky, E.A. Wood, 61 Visual Imagery and Story Recall of Cree Children, W. Fagan, 34

Wah-Bush, E.A. Wood, 61 Walter, Th. R. Value Orientations of Indian High School Students, 34 Wascana Centre Museum, 37 Wasp-Sun and Others, E.A. Wood, 61 We Have History Too (God-stones), E.A. Wood, 61 Wendigo, E.A. Wood, 61 Wescoupe, Clemens, 39 Western Arctic Coast Settlements, 24 Western Canada Indian Metis Seminar, 23, 33 Western History Association, 59 Western Leaseholds Limited, 36 Western Leaseholds on Indian reserves, 36 "What if Mama is an Indian, S. Van Kirk, 12 Wheelock, A. Wolverine: Myths and Visions -- Dene Traditions from Northern Alberta (with P. Moore (eds.)), 50 Wildlife Investigation in Wood Buffalo National Park and Area, J.D. Soper, 58 Wild Nahanni, The (Mary Two Paws), E.A. Wood, 61 William Pearce, 1904-1930, Vol. 2, E.A. Mitchener, 20 William Pearce and Federal Government Activity in Western Canada ... , E.A. Mitchener, 20 Wilson, W.M., 36 Wissler, C. Indian Beadwork, 5 Witch Doctors, E.A. Wood, 61 Wolfart, C.H., Meet Cree: A Practical Guide to the Cree Language (with Carrol, J.P.), 50 Wolverine: Myths and Visions -- Dene Traditions from Northern Albe11a, P. Moore and A. Wheelock (eds.), 50 Wonders, William Clare, 24 __ Aklavik, N. W. T.: The Town That Did Not Die, 24 __ Changing Role and Significance of Native Peoples in Canada's N. W. T., 24 __ Dene/Inuit Inteiface in Canada's Western Arctic, N. W. T., 24 __ Native Ethnicity in the Canadian North, 24 __ Native Peoples in Canada's Territorial North, 24 __., Northern Resources Development, 24 __. Regions and Regionalism in Canada, 24 __· . Treeline and Politics in Canada's Northwest Territories, 24 Wood Buffalo National Park, 24, 58 Wood, Edgar Allardyce "Kerry", 61 __ Alexander MacKenzie, 61 Anthony Henday, 61 Antler Monument, 61 __ The Arrow-Maker, 61 __ Arrows in the Sky, 61 Back to the Mountains, 61 Berries and History, 61 Blackfoot and Henday, 61 Boss Manitou, 61

163 -- A Boy and the Buffalo,61 -- Buffalo Bones, 61 Cannon on the River, 61 -- A Corner of Canada, 61 -- Cowboy Country (Crowfoot - Sitting Bull), 61 -- The Cree Camp, 61 Cree Religious Customs, 61 -- The Creek, 61 -- David Thompson, 61 -- The Dynamite Horse, 61 Eskimo Spring, 61 -- Eskimo Trial, 61 -- A Favor for the Chief, 61 -- The Feather Bonnet, 61 The First Husband, 61 The Forgotten Man, 61 -- Forgotten Trading Post, 61 -- Fort Nonnandeau, 61 -- Go Alone Johnny, 61 -- God-Stones and Cottontails, 61 The Great Chief, 61 -- A Great Cree Chief (Maskepetoon), 61 -- Gun and the Grizzly, 61 -- Head-Hunting in the West, 61 -- Henday Would Have Been Angry, 61 -- The Herbal Harvest, 61 -- Horn Hatracks, 61 -- The Hungry Son, 61 -- In Defence of the NWMP, 61 -- Indian at Camp 86, 61 Indian Graves, 61 -- Indian Herbal Remedies, 61 Indians of Pine Lake, 61 Indians at Rocky Mountain House, 61 -- The Indian School, 61 An Indian Sennon, 61 -- Kings, Dancers, and Manitous; 61 -- Kinnikinik, 61 -- The Kootenay Plains, 61 -- The Last Buffalo, 61 -- Life in the Old West, 61 The Manitou's Cloak, 61 Marriage Gift, 61 -- The Map-Maker, 61 -- Maskepetoon, 61 -- Medicine Makers, 61 -- Medicine Man, 61 -- Memories of the American Buffalo, 61 -- More about Buffalo, 61 -- My Most Unforgettable Character, 61 Native Dyes, 61 -- The New Park, 61 -- The New Taboo, 61 -- Old Indian Relics, 61

164 Our Indian Friends, 61 Peter and David, 61 Peter Pond, 61 Pine Lake, 61 The Queen's Cowboy, 61 The Quiet Place, 61 Red Gold Hoard, 61 Remember the Crees, 61 __ Runaway Boy (Samson Beaver), 61 __ Sammy Says "Ugh!" Sometimes, 61 Sammy's Indian Cure-All, 61 Samson Beaver, 61 __ Samson's Long Ride, 61 Saskatoon Bow, 61 Scarffor a Maiden, 61 __ Seeds and History, 61 Skulls and Boneheads, 61 Stoney Joe, 61 __ Susabelle and Stoney Joe, 61 __ Sven, 61 The Sweat Hut, 61 Thirteen Misses (Manitou), 61 __ A Time for Fun, 61 __ The Tragic Bull: Sitting Bull, 61 __ A Visit to Rocky, 61 __ We Have History Too (God-stones), 61 Wah-Bush, 61 \ __ Wasp-Sun and Others, 61 / Wendigo, 61 __ The Wild Nahanni (Mary Two Paws), 61 __ Witch Doctors, 61 __ The Young Trader, 61 Wood, Kerry See Wood, Edgar Allardyce

Yellowknife, 24 Young Trader, The, E.A. Wood, 61 Yukon, 15, 24 Yukon Territory Teacher Education Program, 34 Yukon Wildlife: A Social History, R.G. McCandless, 50

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