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This series includes photographs of a fish camp near the Frank Channel. It includes a number of photographs of an Elder at the camp.

This series consists of records relating to photography, including related articles, exhibit text and information, and slides and digital photographs taken by Arthur Boutilier. Slides date from 1976-2003 and include topics and locations such as the Torngat and Mealy Mountains, Nunavut land use planning, and Yellowknife. Digital photographs date from ca. 2014-2022 and are grouped into Events, People, and Places.

This series consists of records relating to Arthur Boutlier's education at and work before moving to the Northwest Territories, including drawings, maps, photographs, and other planning documents. The records cover his time at the Nova Scotia Technical School of Architecture, the Harvard University Graduate School of Design, work for architectural and urban design firms in the United States, and work for Parks Canada, particularly in Gros Morne National Park. The records were arranged by the creator into categories: architecture, urban design, environmental analysis synthesis, site planning, new communities, national park planning, and research in synergystics and sociobiology. The record provide context to and inform the creator's approach to land use planning in the Northwest Territories.

This series consists of writings by or about Arthur Boutilier and assembled by him.

This series consists of records relating to land use planning and management, which was a key part of Arthur Boutilier's professional life. The records include copies of The Lancaster Sound Regional Land Use Plan, Keewatin Regional Land Use Plan, Bathurst Caribou Management Plan Draft 1, The Water Heart: Summary of the May 2005 Management Plan for Great Bear Lake and Its Watershed, Deh Cho Land Use Planning Committee - Negotiations + Planning Process Schedule Map, and A Brief History of Land Use Planning in the NWT, as well as supporting thought diagrams, posters, and maps used in the land use planning process.

The series consists of records relating settlements in which Claire Barnabe served as Settlement Manager, including Port Burwell, Repulse Bay (Naujaat), and Norman Wells. The records include reports, correspondence, and historical accounts of Port Burwell, reports and correspondence from Repulse Bay (Naujaat), and correspondence and Settlement Council minutes from Norman Wells. Some of the material was created before she became Settlement Manager in Port Burwell and Norman Wells.

This series consists of records relating to Claire Barnabe's northern career from 1965-1980. The records include newsletters and correspondence, writings, including a 1970 autobiography, campaign material for the 1970 and 1975 Territorial Elections, interview transcripts, court proceedings, and newspaper clippings.

The series consists of photographs documenting Tim Garrish’s time as a bush pilot, primarily from the mid-1970s to the early 1990s. Many of the photographs are aerial shots of various locations in the NWT, including Nahanni National Park and the Mackenzie Mountains. Also widely represented are many types of aircraft (airplanes), the community of Fort Simpson, the Mackenzie River, and fire suppression work (forest fire fighting).

The series consists of annotated maps showing areas throughout the NWT that are good for scooping water for aerial fire suppression (forest fire fighting). The maps cover communities and areas in the following regions: Beaufort Delta, Sahtu, Deh Cho, Tlicho, and Yellowknife. The series also includes one map of the Klondike area (Yukon Territory).

The series consists of personal correspondence, flying mementos, flying reference information, and correspondence and financial records from both Wolverine Air Ltd and Airports North Ltd.

This series consists of records relating to the reporting functions of the Commission for Constitutional Development. The reports include "Towards Our Common Future" discussion paper, Issue Summary Report: Issues Raised And Recommendations Made At The Public Hearings And In Written Submissions, The Constitutional Landscape of Canada The Relationship Between Existing Acts and Agreements and a New Constitution for the Western Northwest Territories public discussion paper, Interim Report (including Gwich'in and Inuvialuit language recordings), and "Working Toward A Common Future" (final report). Records include correspondence, proposal, contracts, notes, terms of reference for research papers, research papers, briefing notes, a press release, concept outline, a copy of the Northwest Territories Act, drafts and feedback, and final versions of reports.

This series consists of records relating to the information gathering function of the Commission for Constitutional Development, including community hearings, written submissions, research, and a workshop. The records include contribution agreements, correspondence, written submissions, presentations and speaking notes, verbatim transcripts of community hearings, hearing schedules, research and reference materials, and workshop records.

This series consists of records relating to the administrative functions of the Commission for Constitutional Development, including incorporation and dissolution, governance, contracting and staffing, communications, correspondence, and financial operations. The records include terms of reference, incorporation documents, bylaws, dissolution documents, meeting minutes, correspondence, the "How Can We Live Together" public discussion paper, press releases, news clippings, contractor and secondment agreements, contribution agreements, budgets and workplans, financial statements, travel expense summaries, and purchase order records.

This series consists of records relating to several trips taken by W.D. Addison to the Nahanni area in 1966, 1974, 1978, and 1979. The records include photographs (slides, negatives, and prints), maps, and journals.

This series consists of records relating to the work done by W.D. Addison to document the history of the Nahanni area. The records include administration files on various contracts, correspondence files, gathered historical photographs and documents, photograph catalogues, annotated maps, oral history interviews and transcripts, his annotated bibliography and literature review, and photographs of old-timers and related locations.

This series consists of approximately 8.9 metres of textual records. The correspondence includes the full chronos of Stuart Hodgson's tenure as Commissioner of the Northwest Territories. There are also specific chronos files for Commissioner Hodgson's correspondence with the Minister and Deputy Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development (later Indian and Northern Affairs). There are also separate files for correspondence with the Governor General, Privy Council, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, the Deputy Commissioner, Council Members and many other individuals related to the Northwest Territories. The series also includes correspondence regarding the move to and establishment of government in the Northwest Terrtories. There are also several files of personal correspondence from Stuart Hodgson's tenure as Co-Chair of the the International Joint Commission, and during his time as chairman of the board with the BC Ferries Corporation.

This series consists of correspondence during the period when Stuart Hodgson served as Deputy Commissioner from August 1965 until his appointment as Commissioner in 1967. The series contains Deputy Commissioner chronos, correspondence with Northern Administration Branch, the NWT Council and Stuart Hodgson's council notes, Northern Conference minutes and notes, and correspondence with Regional Administrators and several others.

This series consists of invitations, itineraries, personal notes and articles written by Stuart Hodgson as a member of the NWT Council. Series also includes requests for advice from then Commissioner, B. Sivertz, regarding legislation.