"35.45 Nahanni River, 1935 Looking out down second canyon" note mark on negatie was on the original also WDA.
"35.54 Nahanni River 1935 Camp at the Gate, Nahanni river"
"35.56 Nahanni river 1935 Storm in the mountains, Nahanni river."
"Dorothy S" on Liard at mouth of S. Nahanni. Trial run.
"35.29 Nahanni River, 1935 Front range of MacKenzie mts, west of Simpson, N.W.T." note this negative is not as good as the original, which itself is poor WDA.
"35.31 Nahanni river 1935 Nahanni river from the air over Nahanni Butte"
"35.34 Nahanni river, 1935 Junction of Nahanni and Liard rivers from the Butte."
"35.43 Nahanni River, 1935 Sheep mt. south of Deadmen's valley"
"35.51 Nahanni River 1935 Poole Field at Galena outcrop No. 3. Galena creek"
"35.55 Nahanni river 1935 The Gate from down strem [stream], Nahanni river."
"35.57 Nahanni river 1935 Indian Dept. gas boat "Thomas G. Murphy" at Nahanni Butte."
[A young man posing outside, possibly on a bridge]
The film is entitled "A Fishing Tale," and was produced in 1983 by Yellowknife Films. The film is in colour and is 27 minutes in length; it depicts the commercial fishing culture on Great Slave Lake and documents fishing operations in both the winter and summer months and shows how the difficult environment affects the lives of those employed in the fishing industry. Chipping ice holes, setting fish nets with a jigger in winter is demonstrated by Wilfred Smith. Bombadiers, West Channel in Hay River, winter fishing, the Wool Bay outpost station operated by Freshwater Fish Marketing Corporation, Wilfred Smith's private fish business, and Clifford Smith's summer boat operations are featured.
Narrated by Bob Backhouse. Featuring Gester Gudmundson, Alex Morin, Wilfred Smith, Dominique Montgrand, Clifford Bird, Edwin Morin. Funded by CBC North, The Metis Association of the Northwest Territories, the Canada Council and Fisheries and Oceans Canada.
Yellowknife Films'A Flame Within the Spearhead' by Robert G. Williamson. Rankin Inlet, N.W.T. Address to open the Convention of Arctic Teachers. Churchill, MB.
[Photographer: Harold John Barnaby and Dorothy Chocolate]
[A group of children in front of a Christmas tree. Some are wearing Girl Guides uniforms. The children are most likely Maxine Colbourne's students in Inuvik, and the photograph was likely taken in December 1962.]
Colbourne, Maxine[A group of Indigenous children stand and sit on the porch of a building. A woman stands behind them on the porch. The children are likely students in Inuvik or Aklavik.]
Colbourne, Maxine[A group of Indigenous children with Christmas decorations. Presumably taken in December 1962. The children are most likely Maxine Colbourne's students in Inuvik.]
Colbourne, Maxine[A group of students are seated and listening to a cop. Photographer: Dorothy Chocolate]
A guide to legislation affecting exploration and mining in the Northwest Territories: November, 1991 / Department of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources. - Yellowknife : EMPR, 1991. - Guide (ca. 350p.)
One folder consisting of a records management manual for government employees.
The handbook is divided into three sections; the first section explains how to use the handbook and describes the importance of the interpretive process when dealing with health care; the second section describes the major body systems, functions and common problems. This section also includes labeled diagrams. The third section contains information about the prevention side of public health work.
Northwest Territories. Department of Health. Health Promotion and Education divisionThe handbook is divided into three sections; the first section explains how to use the handbook and describes the importance of the interpretive process when dealing with health care; the second section describes the major body systems, functions and common problems. This section also includes labeled diagrams. The third section contains information about the prevention side of public health work.
Northwest Territories. Department of Health. Health Promotion and Education divisionManuscript by David A. Harrison, "A History of Development of Hay River, Northwest Territories Between 1800 & 1967"
Records are comprised of a report entitled "A History of the Northwest Territories and Yukon Radio System 1923 to 1960," produced by Royal Canadian Signal Corps.
Royal Canadian Corps of Signals