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One reel consisting of an audio recording of a portion of the 10th Assembly, 1st Session of the Legislative Assembly of the Northwest Territories.

One reel consisting of an audio recording of a portion of the 10th Assembly, 1st Session of the Legislative Assembly of the Northwest Territories.

The file consists of an Inuit language version of Tabled Document 12-84(1) NWT Wildlife Notes, May 1983 Edition.

The file consists of Tabled Document 18-84(2) Report of the Chief Electoral Officer to the Commissioner of the Northwest Territories 1983.

The file consists of Tabled Document 19-84(3) Report to the Council of the Northwest Territories on the examination of the accounts and financial transactions of the Government of the Northwest Territories for the year ended March 31, 1984.

The file consists of Inuktitut versions of Tabled Documents 44-85(1) Clyde River's View of the Principles of Agreement of the Constitutional Alliance, 46-85(1)Motion from Resolute Bay re Support of the Annulment of Principles of Agreement, 48-85(1) Letter from Committee for Original Peoples Entitlement to the Chairman and Vice-Chairman of the West Constitutional Forum, 51-85(1) Pelly Bay Motion of Support for Tree Line Boundary, 52-85(1) Pond Inlet's Position Regarding Boundary of Nunavut, 53-85(1) Broughton Island's Support of Nunavut and Tree Line Boundary, 54-85(1) Pangnirtung's Support for Tree Line Boundary of Nunavut, 55-85(1) Letter from WCF to Billy Day Regarding COPE's Cancellation of March Meeting, 56-85(1) Letter from Municipality of Arctic Bay re Nunavut Boundary, 59-85(1) A Letter from the President of COPE Regarding the Establishment of a Western Arctic Regional Municipality, 62-85(1) Letter to the Chairman of the Nunavut Constitutional Forum from WCF Members.

The file consists of Inuktitut versions of Petitions 1-85(2) and 2-85(2).

The file consists of the Inuktitut version of Tabled Document 2-58(2) Equality for Women, A Five-year Plan of Action 1985-89.

The file consists of Petitions 1-85(3), 2-85(3), 3-85(3), 4-85(3), and 5-85(3).

The file consists of Inuktitut versions of Tabled Documents 1-85(3) Summary of GNWT Submission to Comprehensive Claims Review Task Force, 2-85(3) Ambulance Services in the Northwest Territories, tabling statement for 7-85(3) Numbers 4, 5 and 6 of Volume VI of Part II of the NWT Gazette; Numbers 1, 2 and 3 and an Extra Ordinary Edition of Volume VI of Part II of the NWT Gazette; and Indices of all Regulations, Statutory Instruments and Non-Statutory Instruments Made Pursuant to the Acts of the NWT for the Period from the 1st of June, 1985, to the 30th of September, 1985, 10-85(3) Northwest Territories Landlord and Tenant Act Review, Residential Tenancies, 12-85(3) Memorandum of Understanding on a Co-operative Planning and Public Consultation Process for Wildlife Conservation Areas, and 15-85(3) Letter from Mayor of Gjoa Haven Requesting New Water Lake.

The file consists of Inuktitut versions of Tabled Documents 3-86(1) Nuisance Bears in Clyde River, 4-86(1) Financial Needs to Train HTA Secretaries, 6-86(1) Canada-Yukon-Northwest Territories, NCPC Devolution Memorandum of Understanding, and a Letter of Transmittal from the Minister of IAND, 12-86(1) Regional Decentralization, the Fair Allocation of Resources in Regions, 15-86(1) Letter from Lake Harbour Housing Association Concerning Hazardous Housing, 16-86(1) Letter from Lake Harbour Residents re Cleaning Up of Camp Sites, Outpost Camps and Mining Areas, 17-86(1) Letter from Umimmak School in Grise Fiord Concerning Reduced Staff at the School, 18-86(1) Letter to TFN Directors re Land and Resources Elements of the TFN Claim, 19-86(1) Letter to Hon. David Crombie re Land and Resources Elements of the TFN Claim, 21-86(1) NWT Gazette With Indices tabling statement, 23-86(1) Statement of Intent, Proposed Environmental Legislation, Department of Renewable Resources, 25-86(1) Membership and Terms of Reference for the NWT Land Use Planning Commission, 26-86(1) Request from HTA in Arctic Bay for a New Community Freezer, 32-86(1) Letter from the Hunters and Trappers in Sanikiluaq, 33-86(1) Arctic Research Entitlement from Pond Inlet, 35-86(1) Tungavik Federation of Nunavut Response to Concerns Raised in the Assembly Respecting the Inuit Impact and Benefit Agreements Provisions of an Agreement in Principle, 37-86(1) Sessional Paper: Constitutional and Political Development in the Northwest Territories, 38-86(1) The Ministerial Committee's Recommendations for a Three Year Action Plan in Response to the Task Force on Spousal Assault Report, May 1985, 43-86(1) Resolution from Frobisher Bay Chamber of Commerce Supporting Privatization of Services of GNWT, 45-86(1) Second Report of the Public Records Committee, 1985, 52-86(1) Review of Landlord and Tenant Act, 57-86(1) Letter from the Takijualuk School Staff Regarding the Early Intervention Pilot Project in Pond Inlet, 58-86(1) Notarized Document from Fort Smith re the Proposed Staffing Policy of the Minister of Education for Territorial Schools, 59-86(1) Government of the Northwest Territories Response to the Report of the Task Force to Review Comprehensive Claims Policy, “Living Treaties: Lasting Agreements”, dated May 27th, 1986, 60-86(1) Letter from Philip Nungaq of Spence Bay Regarding Department of Social Services, 61-86(1) Transportation of Persons Injured in Resolute Bay, May 27th, 1986, 63-86(1) Draft Legislation for the Forest Management Act, 66-86(1) Letter to Hon. Jake Epp and Hon. David Crombie from Baffin Adult Educators, re Pensioners in the Northwest Territories, 67-86(1) Revised Version of the Sessional Paper, Political and Constitutional Development in the NWT, 72-86(1) A Telex from John Hill, Mayor of Inuvik, to Dave Nickerson, MP for the Western Arctic, asking him to intercede with his Government to increase the current tax credit system to a percentage that will reduce the participation by Gulf and its partners to 25 cents on the dollar, 73-86(1) First issue of “Building Blocks”, a monthly newsletter on Aboriginal and Constitutional Development in the Northwest Territories, and 74-86(1) An Interim Statement on the Feasibility of Small Nuclear Reactors in Remote Communities of the Northwest Territories, prepared by the Science Institute of the Northwest Territories. The file also includes English versions of 21-86(1) Numbers 7, 8 and 9 of Volume VI and Number 1 of Volume VII of Part I of the Northwest Territories Gazette; Numbers 4, 5 and 6 of Volume VI and an Extraordinary Edition of Volume VII of Part II of the Northwest Territories Gazette; and Indices of all Regulations, Statutory Instruments and Non-Statutory Instruments Made Pursuant to the Acts of the Northwest Territories for the Period from 01st October, 1985 to 31st January, 1986, 40-86(1) Science Institute of the NWT, Investigation of the Viability of a Remote Wind/Hydro-electric Power Supply in the Northwest Territories, 68-86(1) Translation of an Editorial which was Published in L’Aquilon March 27, 1986, volume 1, number 3 and a copy of the newspaper.

The file consists of Inuktitut versions of Tabled Documents 3-86(2) Letter from the Prime Minister Concerning Lancaster Sound, 4-86(2) Letter from the Education Society in Gjoa Haven Regarding the New School to be Constructed, 6-86(2) Message Sent to Prime Minister re Cruise Missile Testing in NWT, 13-86(2) Government of the Northwest Territories Response to the Recommendations of the Task Force on Aboriginal Languages, 14-86(2) Report to the Legislative Assembly of Joint Cabinet Meetings, NWT/Yukon, in Whitehorse, October 10th and 11th, 1986, 15-86(2) A letter to Mr. Kenneth C. Thomas, Chairman, Native Economic Development Board, dated September 10th, 1986, 16-86(2) Letters from the Cape Dorset Housing Association to the Minister of the Housing Corporation and to the District Manager of the Baffin Housing Corporation, 17-86(2) NWT Gazette with Indices tabling statement, 18-86(2) Regional Council Review Coordinating Committee, Terms of Reference, Review of Regional and Tribal Councils within the NWT, 19-86(2) COPE Principles on Regional Government; Principles Regarding Regional Government which the WCF is Offering to the Inuvialuit; General Principles the WCF is Committed to Addressing in its Constitutional Proposal, 22-86(2) Ministerial Action Force on Economic Development, Terms of Reference, 23-86(2) Capital Allocations Criteria, and 26-86(2) Assessment Rates Per $100 of Assessable Payroll, Workers' Compensation Board. The file also contains the English version of part of Tabled Document 17-86(2) Indices of all Regulations, Statutory Instruments and Non-Statutory Instruments Made Pursuant to the Acts of the Northwest Territories for the Period from 01st February, 1986 to 30th September, 1986.

The file consists of Inuktitut versions of Tabled Documents 8-87(1) Report of the Standing Committee on Finance at the Ninth Session of the 10th Legislative Assembly on its Review of the Proposed Budget for the Fiscal Year 1987-88, 11-87(1) Annual Report of the Business Loans and Guarantees Fund for the Fiscal Year 1985-86, 12-87(1) Petition from Chesterfield Inlet Respecting Vacation Travel Assistance Regulations, 14-87(1) Proposal for the Introduction of Grade 10, Inuujak School, Arctic Bay, 15-87(1) Letter from Local Education Authority in Cape Dorset Regarding Staff Housing for Teachers, 19-87(1) Northwest Territories Expo '86 Pavilion Evaluation Highlights, February 1987, 24-87(1) A Letter to the Legislative Assembly from Sachs Harbour Hamlet Council Concerning Division, 25-87(1) A Copy of a Letter Addressed to Steve Kakfwi from the Inuvialuit Regional Corporation Concerning Division, 26-87(1) A Copy of a Motion Passed by the Paulatuk Settlement Council Concerning Division, 27-87(1) A Motion from the Paulatuk Elders Council Concerning Division, 28-87(1) A Motion from the Paulatuk Community Corporation Concerning Division, 29-87(1) A Motion from the Holman Community Corporation Concerning Division, 30-87(1) A Motion from the Holman Elders Council Concerning Division, 31-87(1) A Motion from Holman Hamlet Council Concerning Division, 40-87(1) Document from the West Baffin Eskimo Co-operative Limited Regarding Soapstone , 41-87(1) Development Plan, Arctic College, February 1987, 42-87(1) Northwest Territories Education, Annual Report, 1986, 43-87(1) Improving Grades, a Department of Education Report Card, 55-87(1) NWT Housing Corporation Annual Report, 1984-85, 78-87(1) Telex from the Hunters and Trappers Association in lgloolik Regarding a Special Program, 80-87(1) Mackenzie Wood Bison Management Plan, 81-87(1) Annual Report of the Northwest Territories Housing Corporation, and 85-87(1) Report of the Advisory Council on the Status of Women, NWT, March 1987. The file also consists of English versions of Tabled Documents 2-87(1) Government of the Northwest Territories 1986 Annual Report, 9-87(1) Numbers 9, 10, 11 and 12 of Volume VII and Number 1 of Volume VIII of Part I of the Northwest Territories Gazette; Numbers 4, 5 and 6 and one Extraordinary Edition of Volume VII of Part II of the Northwest Territories Gazette; and Indices of all Regulations, Statutory Instruments and Non-Statutory Instruments Made Pursuant to the Acts of the Northwest Territories for the Period from 1st October 1986 to 31st January 1987, 49-87(1) Public Housing Rent Scale Review Discussion Paper, Northwest Territories Housing Corporation, 55-87(1) NWT Housing Corporation Annual Report, 1984-85, 77-87(1) Numbers 2, 3, 4 and 5 of Volume VIII of Part I of the Northwest Territories Gazette; two Extraordinary Editions and Number 1 and 2 of Volume VIII of Part II of the Northwest Territories Gazette; and Indices of all Regulations, Statutory Instruments and Non-Statutory Instruments Made Pursuant to the Acts of the Northwest Territories for the Period from 01st February, 1987 to 30th April, 1987, 81-87(1) Annual Report of the Northwest Territories Housing Corporation, 86-87(1) Discussion Paper on the Proposal to Amend the Labour Standards Act, 91-87(1) Response to Petition 7-87(1).

10th Legislative Assembly of the Northwest Territories / Legislative Assembly of the Northwest Territories. - [Yellowknife], Department of Culture and Communications, 1986. - Leaflet (1p.)

Charlie's photo description: That was a PC-46 or something like that My wife and myself are
leaving Fort Simpson for a trip to Denmark. I think it was '46 or was it '47. We come back '48.
We were away pretty near a year. That was the first trip I made home. I was about twenty-years
over here. You notice we both have moccasins on. I didn't own a pair of shoes them days. I just
got a brand-new suit to make the trip in and I even got a necktie on. Number 11 looks like one of
Isidore's pictures [surname unknown but either I. Wawa or I. Villeneuve, likely Villeneuve]. He
was out there to see us off. He was looking after things while I was away,
Caption Source: Charlie Hansen interview
Photographer: unknown

[Identified by Anna Lindberg and W.D. Addison as "Charlie and Edna's daughter". Likely Charlie and Edna Hansen's daughter.]

Milt Campbell's Audio Caption for photo: 11. is a picture of the Butte. The buildings (from left to right) are Bobby Babiche's is there in the left corner and then Poole Field's is the largest building. This next one, I don't remember who had that. There were very few Indians [Dene] just at the time when we come in.

Photographer: Milton J. Campbell

WDA's Comments, 2013 Sep 11: The bare aspen and very low water indicate that it is probably late September or October. The largest building [center left] is Poole Field's cabin. The building to the right of Poole's is probably Diamond C's cabin. The lack of tents is Milt's reason for saying there are few Den' [Dene] at Nahanni Butte at this time.

Caption on back of photo: There are two captions, the second in red pencil. "#11. 1941. Showing creek diverted by using sandbags, boulders & moss while flume was erected." "Intake"

Caption Source: Bill Clark

Photographer: Carl Falcon

WDA's Comments, 2013 Jul 10: Seen from the top end, the flume is complete structurally except that it lacks the bulkhead at the top of the flume to divert the creek into it. Also, the sluice box has yet to be built on the left side of the flume. A heavy canvas lining will be installed in the flume to reduce leaks through the rough hand-sawn boards.

The file consists of records relating to policies, including correspondence, draft entry on Prescribed Burning from the Renewable Resources Operations Manual, Terms of Reference Committee to Review the Mandates of: the Departments of Economic Development and Tourism; Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources, and; Renewable Resources, draft Renewable Resources Photographic Acquisition, Lending, Sharing Policy, N.W.T. Draft Marine Mammal Strategy, Renewable Resource Development Strategy 1995/96 Action Plan Fishery Initiatives - Baffin Region, and draft Northwest Territories Forest Section Strategy and comments.

Anna's Photo Description: Anna, Arnold, Eric, Ole & Edwin Lindberg at their Liard River cabin landing 1944.

Caption Source: Anna Lindberg

Photographer: unknown

WDA's Comments, 2014 Mar. 10: According to an article in Northern News Services (http://www.nnsl.com/frames/newspapers/2011-05/may12_11lin.html) Edwin was born 1929 Jun 16. In this photo he looks to be 13-16 years old, thus placing this photo in the early to mid 1940s which is consistent with Anna's 1944 date.

Charlie's photo description: That's coming across the Mackenzie with a load of wood with the
D4 and a little caboose.
Caption Source: Charlie Hansen interview.
Photographer: likely Isidore Villeneuve.

[Yellowknife, meeting of Indigenous leaders and federal and provincial justice ministers (frames 1-10), Harry Daniels (frames 3-4), Nick Sibbeston (frames 5-6), Stephen Kakfwi (frames 7-8), Fort Simpson, pipeline construction (frames 11-32), welding, sideboom]