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The records relate to the Northwest Territories' float that was entered in the Grey Cup Parade and contains newspaper clippings, two copies of the Miss Grey Cup Pageant handbook, correspondence, notes and information releases relating to Grey Cup activities. The photographs feature Emmeline Curley, Georgina Blondin and Jean Anne Hartley. The participation in the 1967 Grey Cup was the first official function of the Northwest Territories after the transfer of the Territorial Government to Yellowknife in 1967.

This accession consists of the second volume of an study overview study of tourism and outdoor recreation commissioned by the Tourism Division of the Department of Industry and Development. The volume includes maps and overlays showing
ornithological resources, notable groupings of terrestrial mammals, insect nuisance, archaeological sites, angling districts, and terrain quality classifications.

This fonds consists of 5 photographs, 4 maps and 10 overlays, 74 cm of textual material and 48 reels of microfilm from the Department of Industry and Development. The bulk of the textual material is from the Central Registry filing system and contains records from the following program areas: Economic and Industry and Industry and Commerce Series (62 block) which includes records relating to Arts and Crafts and Industry Projects; Game (63 block); Fisheries (65 block); Administration (68 block). The 48 microfilm reels contain records dated 1970-1973 from the Central Registry file system and contain records from the following program areas: Directorate (60 block); Tourism (61 block); Economic and Industrial (62 block); Game (63 block); Forestry (64 block); Fisheries (65 block); Administration (68 block); and Loans and Grants (69 block). The textual material wildlife management records such as game officer reports, trapping area listings, general hunting license listings, and a binder related to a Game Officers Conference held in 1969. The photographs depict the Northwest Territories float that was entered into the 1967 Grey Cup Parade in Ottawa, Ontario. Emmeline Curley, Georgina Blondin and Jean Anne Hartley are featured in the photographs. The remaining textual material contains information releases by the Northwest Territories Tourist Office relating to the Grey Cup Parade and newspaper clippings, correspondence and notes relating to Grey Cup Activities. There are also four reports dated from 1966-1973 dealing with tourism development in the Northwest Territories and publications from 1970-1971 on community data and settlement reviews.