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A Brief In Support of a New Hospital for Yellowknife in the Northwest Territories Presented by the Mayor and Council of the Town of Yellowknife with the Cooperation of the Board of Governors and the Medical Staff of the Stanton Yellowknife Hospital May 1964.

Please note that the PDF contains outdated terminology to refer to Indigenous Peoples. We have reproduced the original as it is a part of the original historical record. If you have questions or feedback, please contact the NWT Archives.

[A man with a fish carving inside a log building. Photographer: Dorothy Chocolate]

This video contains a series of still photographs on the life of Mark de Weerdt. https://vimeo.com/449700469/54d528b562

[A child in a toboggan. Buildings and power lines are in the background. Photographer: Dorothy Chocolate]

[Fort Simpson. Photographer: Eric Menicoche]

[A student sitting on the floor of the gymnasium of St Patrick's school, in Yellowknife. Photographer: Dorothy Chocolate. Published in Native Press newspaper, February 26, 1982, page 12.]

[A portrait of a small child in school in Lutselk'e. Photographer: Dorothy Chocolate. Published in Native Press newspaper, January 29, 1982, page 6]

A couple takes a picture of their child. (My notes indicate that the photograph[er] is Steve Anavaluk [Anavilok?]) [The child is standing on wooden stairs]

Vancouver - 06-81 - Norman Wells pipeline 1981 - Poster, advertising, placard, sticker, calendar and signs (not highway) [The cover of the program entitled "A Cry for Justice", which concerns Bill C-48.]

This item is the fifth part of a fifteen-part recording of a meeting of the Dene Land Claims Committee, including members from the Metis Association and the Indian Brotherhood (later Dene Nation) held February 17-20, 1976 in Yellowknife. This recording was made February 17, 1976. The meeting is in English. The original source item is side A of a 60 minute audio cassette. The meeting also includes CN-311A, CN-311B, CN-312A, CN-312B, CN-313B, CN-314A, CN-314B, CN-315A, CN-315B, CN-316A, CN-316B, CN-317A, CN-318A, and CN-322A. The meeting appears to be chaired by Metis Association President, Rick Hardy. Other participants include Richard Nerysoo, Charlie Furlong, Rod Hardy, John Blake, Paul Andrew, Eddie Koyina, Larry Firth, Carl Carpenter, George Kurszewski, and Gerry (Sutton?). The recording continues with a discussion of signing authority for the land claims funding and the possibility of combining Indian Brotherhood and Metis Association headquarters offices. There appears to be support for the Metis Association Board motion that funding should be administered jointly. There is a brief discussion of whether joint administration would mean that the joint land claims committee would need to incorporate, and if they did, if that would obligate them to negotiate. Then the discussion shifts to again to forming one organization and whether it should start at the headquarters level or at the community level. Much debate ensues around whether communities could work together, the possible result of the loss of band core funding, what would happen if the headquarters started working together but the communities did not agree, and hard and soft approaches to developing one organization in communities. The recording ends abruptly.

This recording includes sides A and B of the tape.

[A view of a dog in front of logs and buildings, mostly likely in Aklavik]

[A black dog in front of buildings, mostly likely in Aklavik in the springtime. There is a blue truck, and what may be a metal milk can labeled 'Master']

[Weighing a sled at the Behchoko (Rae) carnival. Photographer: Dan Mandin]