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R216-720-1E Fa22-10 R216-720-1E FA22-10 File no. / Date 1 Date 2 RG Part / Volume No. de Title / Titre Dates yyyy-mm- yyyy-mm- Ecopy # Partie dossier dd dd May 1969-August 22 423 186-1 1 Programs - Policy 1969-05-01 1972-08-31 1972 T1165- March 1970- 22 423 1 Committees - Department Research Committee 1970-03-01 1972-11-30 119 November 1972 T1165- Committees - Interdepartmental Hwy and Road Co- July 1969-October 22 423 1 1969-07-01 1971-10-31 142 ordination Committee 1971 T1165- Committees - Joint Committee on National Parks Canada September 1969- 22 423 1 1969-09-01 1973-01-31 155 and United States January 1973 T1165- Committees - Treasury Board Advisory Committee on November- 22 423 2 1969-11-01 1969-12-31 183 Contracts December 1969 T1195-35- Co-operation and Liason - Department Supply and Services - April 1970-January 22 423 1 1970-04-01 1973-01-31 5 Master Standing Offers 1973 T1411-28- January 1971- 22 423 3 Parliament Inquiries - 28th Parliament, 3rd Session 1971-01-01 1973-02-28 3 February 1973 T1445-4 and Reports and Returns Quarterly Management Reports July 1972-August 22 424 Enclosure 1 1972-07-01 1974-08-31 (Confidential) 1974 (Confident ial) 8=1972 /05- T1465- 1972/0 107 6; 22 424 Surveys and Studies - Peace Athabasca Delta Study May-October 1972 1972-05-01 1972-10-31 Confidenti 9=1972 al /07- 1972/1 0 2020-09-10 K:\GRB\Public_Services\Public Service\RG22\22-10_134285 1/177 R216-720-1E FA22-10 File no. / Date 1 Date 2 RG Part / Volume No. de Title / Titre Dates yyyy-mm- yyyy-mm- Ecopy # Partie dossier dd dd T1465- Surveys and Studies - Study of the Supply of Petroleum May 1971-October 22 424 1 1971-05-01 1972-10-31 114 Products to Government Users in the North (By D.S.S.) 1972 T1632-70- Contracts - Services - Soucy, M. - Consulting Architectural October 1970- 22 424 1 1970-10-01 1971-01-31 148 Services Restoration Projects, Ottawa January 1971 T2185-4/7 May 1972- 22 424 (Confident 9 Establishment - Technical Services Branch 1972-05-01 1973-02-28 February 1973 ial) T2540/B3 Buildings - Acquisition - Construction - School - Big Trout 22 424 1 November 1972 1972-11-01 1972-11-30 0-5 Lake Indian Reserve no. 84, Ontario T2540/K2 Buildings - Acquisition - Construction - School - Kingfisher 22 424 1 November 1972 1972-11-01 1972-11-30 3-5 Lake Indian Settlement, Ontario T2540/01- Buildings - Acquisition - Construction - Schools - Ontario December 1970- 22 424 1 1970-12-01 1972-08-31 5 Province August 1972 T2540/S3 Buildings - Acquisitions - Construction - School - Six Nations 22 424 1 November 1972 1972-11-01 1972-11-30 0-5 Indian Reserve no. 40, Ontario Buildings - Construction - Teslin Indian Village, Yukon September 1971- 22 425 T2540/T4 1 1971-09-01 1972-09-30 Territory September 1972 Buildings - Fire Reports - Conservation Program - Forillon January 1972- 22 425 T2577/F1 1 1972-01-01 1973-01-31 National Park, Quebec January 1973 Buildings - Fire Reports - Indian and Eskimo Affairs Program - April 1972-January 22 425 T2577/01 3 1972-04-01 1973-01-31 Ontario Province 1973 T2628/Y1 22 425 Confidenti 1 Buildings - Residential - Indian and Eskimo Program - Yukon October 1972 1972-10-01 1972-10-31 al Lands - Historical Sites and Monuments - Development and May 1972-January 22 425 T2715-1 5 1972-05-01 1973-01-31 Planning General 1973 T2715- Lands - Historical Sites and Monuments - Development and January-February 22 425 1 1973-01-01 1973-02-28 477 Planning Fort Williams, Ontario 1973 2020-09-10 K:\GRB\Public_Services\Public Service\RG22\22-10_134285 2/177 R216-720-1E FA22-10 File no. / Date 1 Date 2 RG Part / Volume No. de Title / Titre Dates yyyy-mm- yyyy-mm- Ecopy # Partie dossier dd dd Lands - Historical Sites and Monuments - Development and T2715- 22 425 1 Planning Government House - Charlottetown Prince January 1973 1973-01-01 1973-01-31 515 Edward Island T2715- Lands - Historical Sites and Monuments - Development and 22 425 1 September 1972 1972-09-01 1972-09-30 1133 Planning Craig Flower House, British Columbia Lands - Roads - Conservaton Program - Banff National Park, October 1969- 22 425 T2790/B2 1 1969-10-01 1972-12-31 Alberta December 1972 T2790/F1 Lands - Roads - Conservation Program Fundy National Park - September 1971- 22 425 1 1971-09-01 1972-11-30 6-1 Highway no. 14, New Brunswick November 1972 T2790/T1- Lands - Roads - Conservation Program - Terra Nova National 22 425 1 May 1972 1972-05-01 1972-05-31 1 Park - Trans-Canada Highway T2865-3 - June-September 22 425 Confidenti 1 Utilities - Electrical - Yukon Subsidization 1972-06-01 1972-09-30 1972 al B1070- 111 - Associations, Clubs, Societies - Union of British Columbia 22 425 1 January 1973 1973-01-01 1973-01-31 Confidenti Indian Chiefs al 1=1970 /04- 1973/0 2; April 1970-January 22 425 T3400-8 Reports and Returns - Procurement Statistics 1970-04-01 1975-01-31 2=1973 1975 /03- 1975/0 1 [January] 1959- 22 426 B1400-1 1 National Treaties and Rights - General 1959-01-01 1971-06-30 June 1971 2020-09-10 K:\GRB\Public_Services\Public Service\RG22\22-10_134285 3/177 R216-720-1E FA22-10 File no. / Date 1 Date 2 RG Part / Volume No. de Title / Titre Dates yyyy-mm- yyyy-mm- Ecopy # Partie dossier dd dd B1445-1 - October 1974- 22 426 Confidenti 1 Reports and Returns - General 1974-10-01 1975-01-31 January 1975 al B1445- 101 - April 1974-January 22 426 1 Reports and Returns - Quarterly Reports 1974-04-01 1975-01-31 Confidenti 1975 al TM1270- Department of Supply and Services - Customer Address January-November 22 426 4 1972-01-01 1972-11-30 35-8 Directory 1972 June 1971-October 22 426 TM3340-0 2 Procurements - Including Requirements - Policy 1971-06-01 1972-10-31 1972 June 1971- 22 426 1/700/71 1 1 Transportable Classroom - Arctic Bay 1971-06-01 1972-02-29 February 1972 February-October 22 426 1/708/71 1 Staff House - Belcher Islands 1971-02-01 1971-10-31 1971 April 1969-August 22 426 2/161-984 2 Arctic Bay - Complete 15 Low Rental Houses 1969-04-01 1971-08-31 1971 August 1970- 22 426 2/272-301 1 St. Mary's Indian Reserve - Paving 1970-08-01 1972-02-29 February 1972 2/352-2- May 1969-October 22 426 4 Fort Franklin - 2 Classrooms and Gym 1969-05-01 1971-10-31 51 1971 2/375- May 1970-October 22 427 1 Fort Chimo - Complete 6 Low Rental Houses 1970-05-01 1971-10-31 624/71 1971 2/375- January-December 22 427 1 30 New Low Rental Houses - Fort Chimo 1971-01-01 1971-12-31 640/71 1971 2/375- June-September 22 427 1 2 Staff Houses - Great Whale River 1971-06-01 1971-09-30 652/71 1971 2/375- May 1970- 22 427 1 Great Whale River - 6 Low Rental Houses 1970-05-01 1971-09-30 673/71 September 1971 2020-09-10 K:\GRB\Public_Services\Public Service\RG22\22-10_134285 4/177 R216-720-1E FA22-10 File no. / Date 1 Date 2 RG Part / Volume No. de Title / Titre Dates yyyy-mm- yyyy-mm- Ecopy # Partie dossier dd dd 2/375- May 1971- 22 427 1 Settlement - Great Whale River 1971-05-01 1972-02-29 797/71 February 1972 2/375- 22 427 1 Settlement - Fort Chimo May-October 1971 1971-05-01 1971-10-31 798/71 2/375- December 1970- 22 427 1 George River - 15 Low Rental Houses 1970-12-01 1971-02-28 860/71 February 1971 2/377-2- 801 - October 1966-July 22 427 1 Pointe Bleue, Quebec - Gym Ancill. Buildings 1966-10-01 1971-07-31 Pointe 1971 Bleue 2/377-2- December 1966- 22 427 1 Manowan, Quebec - School and Staff Units 1966-12-01 1971-10-31 839 October 1971 April 1970-July 22 428 2/377-601 1 Pointe Bleue District - Road Construction 1970-04-01 1971-07-31 1971 2/377- Weymontachie - Water System, Access Road, Intake and May-December 22 428 1 1971-05-01 1971-12-31 605/71 Pumping Station 1971 Weymontachie - Indian Reserve, Sanmaur, Quebec - 22 428 2/377-606 1 June-August 1970 1970-06-01 1970-08-31 Construction of 47 log houses 2/379- May 1970-October 22 428 2 Shefferville - Road, Water and Sewer and Housing Project 1970-05-01 1971-10-31 605/73 1971 2/377- 849/72 December 1970- 22 428 1 Manowan - Gym 1970-12-01 1971-08-31 and August 1971 Enclosure 2/379- 848/72 September 1970- 22 429 1 Bersimis - Complete Gym and Auditorium 1970-09-01 1971-09-30 and September 1971 Enclosure 2020-09-10 K:\GRB\Public_Services\Public Service\RG22\22-10_134285 5/177 R216-720-1E FA22-10 File no. / Date 1 Date 2 RG Part / Volume No. de Title / Titre Dates yyyy-mm- yyyy-mm- Ecopy # Partie dossier dd dd 2/411- 22 429 1 Chapleau - Relocate Brunswick House November 1971 1971-11-01 1971-11-30 812/71 4=1971 /07; 5=1971 /08- 1971/0 9; 2/471- 6=1971 July-December 22 429 Walpole Island - 6 Classroom School and Gym 1971-07-01 1971-12-31 802/71 /09- 1971 1971/1 0; 7=1971 /11- 1971/1 2 2/474-1- May 1969-October 22 430 1 Parry Sound - Road 1969-05-01 1970-10-31 808 1970 2/475-1- June 1969-August 22 430 1 Roma Reserve - Dredging of Marina Site 1969-06-01 1970-08-31 800 1970 2/479-1- February 1969- 22 430 1 Six Nations Agency - Road no.
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