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1994 Royal Visit
G-2019-005: 1-1 · Multiple media · 1994
Part of Northwest Territories. Department of the Executive fonds

The file consists of records relating to arrangements for the August 1994 visit of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and HRH Prince Philip to the Northwest Territories. The records include an information package, schedules, correspondence, press releases, seating plans, site diagrams, and planning committee lists.

N-2002-024: 1-10 · Multiple media · March 1995-April 1995
Part of Caribou Carnival collection

[File contains a brochure listing the schedule of events as well as the entertainment schedule for the 1995 Caribou Carnival which took place in Yellowknife on March 31st-April 2nd, 1995. Also features a map of the city of Yellowknife denoting the location of carnival events]

1995 June Chronos
N-2001-016: 46-6 · Multiple media · June 1995
Part of Metis Nation of the Northwest Territories fonds

The file consists primarily of outgoing correspondence, internal memorandums, and associated records for the Metis Nation and Metis Heritage Association from June 1995. Topics include funding requests and proposals, high school attendance, Youth Services Historic Site Identification and Clean-up Project, Northern Accord, constitutional development, self government, and internal administration. The records also include Schedule of Benefits for Metis who are not Participants in a Comprehensive Land Claim, Youth Training Outline and Schedule of Activities, a press release, and a Metis Heritage activity report and meeting report.

[1996 Tulu Project Journal]
N-2001-017: 8-8 · Multiple media · 1994, 1996
Part of Metis Heritage Association fonds

The file consists of a bound journal book. The first few pages are used as an autograph album belonging to a "Norm" in Norman Wells. After many blank pages, it becomes a journal of the 1996 Tulu project with a daily account of activities and sites visited, beginning in Norman Wells on July 3 and ending in Inuvik on the August 18. The remainder of the pages are blank.