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Records include photographs of various members of the Northwest Territories Council (predecessor to the Legislative Assembly) from the 1920s through the 1960s. Included among the images are portraits of council members such as John H. Parker, Merv Hardie and O.S. Finnie.

Records include copies of the NWT Council Minutes from 1921-1951 (M00811 to M00815) and an index of the minutes (M00809 and M00810). This microfilm copy was created in 1965 from the minute books (Volumes 1 to 20) accessioned as G-1979-042.

Please note that many of the Council minutes contain outdated and pejorative terms; paternalistic, racist, ableist, or otherwise offensive attitudes; and/or discussions of sensitive topics.

Records include photographs of former Commissioners of the Northwest Territories and members of the NWT Council from 1905 to 1967.

Records include photographs of members of the Northwest Territories Council, predecessor to the Legislative Assembly. The images include individual portraits of members of the Council, as well as group photos of the members in session and staged group photos. Contained in the collection are portraits of many Commissioners, including John H. Parker and Stuart M. Hodgson.

Records include Debates, Bills, Sessional Papers, Appropriations, Supplementary Appropriations, Recommendations to Council, Information Items, Monthly Letters, Tabled Documents, Motions, Questions and Returns (Oral and Written) and a selection of Commissioner's Opening Addresses. They were produced by the 1st through the 67th sessions (1st to 8th Councils) of the Council of the Northwest Territories, the predecessor to the Legislative Assembly.

It consists of one letter dated 17 January 1956 from the Council of the Northwest Territories to the Governor General of Canada, regarding the territorial mace.

This accession consists of records from the Policy and Strategic Planning division of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources and its predecessor, the Department of Resources, Wildlife and Economic Development, relating to the Senior Management Committee, agreements and memoranda of understanding, associated boards and agencies, Mackenzie Gas Project, the Interim Resource Management Assistance program, human resources, a possible job action, and policies and directives. The records include meeting material, agreements and memoranda of understanding and related lists, 2004 Communities and Diamonds report, Gwich’in Forest Management Plan: A Framework for Forest Management, GNWT Final Submission and Recommendations to the Joint Review Panel on the Mackenzie Gas Project, Interim Resource Management Assistance (IRMA) guidelines and template, Human Resource Planning Framework, 2010-2015 Department of Environment and Natural Resources Human Resources Plan, Job Action Contingency Plan, Honoraria Policy Statement, Revised Firearms Directive, correspondence, decision papers, a legal opinion, list of boards and agencies associated with ENR, briefing notes, and speaking notes.

The records include briefing notes for 2005-2006 and committee material for the Deputy Ministers’ Sub-Committee on the Science Act, Seismic Guidelines Steering Committee, and West Kitikmeot/Slave Study Society Board.

Records include Department of Executive Protocols and Conventions for 12th-16th Legislative Assemblies. Legislative Initiatives Committee (LIC) records are also included which document the development of the Committee and its roles and operations. LIC records also feature an excerpt of 1984 Annual Report and Hansard which explains the role of the Department of Executive and its reorganization to reflect steps towards ministerial government. Records also contain Procedures and Formats for 15th-17th Legislative Assemblies booklets, and Species at Risk Annual Report 2013-2014.

Records are comprised of files generated by the predecessor organizations of the Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre and include the following series: (a) Northwest Territories Historical Advisory Board - Permanent Secretary - Outgoing Correspondence, 1969-1974; (b) Northwest Territories Heritage Council - Coordinator of Historical Programs - Outgoing Correspondence, 1974-1978; (c) Territorial Central Museum - Outgoing Correspondence, 1976-1977; and (d) Territorial Central Museum - Subjects, 1976-1977.

Records date from 1979-1982 and consist of published reports. Records include reports multiple topics, including the objectives of the Board, population studies, imported foods to the Northwest Territories, wind energy, aquatic resources, arctic marine mammals, dietary habits of Indigenous populations and animal management.

Records include correspondence and reports related to the department's involvement on the board of directors of the Arctic Energy Alliance.

The records relate to RWED's participation in the Sahtu Renewable Resources Board (SRRB) and in land claims negotiations. The records include reports, proposals, correspondence, and a protocol agreement.

Records date from December 1991-November 1992 and consist of a file of Women's Advisory directorate chronos.

Records consist of 4 annual reports of the Status of Women Council of the NWT for 1990/91, 1991/92, 1993/94, and 1994/95.

It includes a policy statement on the Women's Advisory Grants and Contributions program and the 2000/01 Annual Report of the Status of Women Council of the NWT.

Records include a review of the boards and agencies of the GNWT, including deputy minister meetings, steering committee meetings, departmental interviews, analysis and reports.

Records date from 1975-1991 and contain information relating to the Status of Women Committee, Departmental Updates, ministers' briefing notes, correspondence and plans relating to the 5 year Action Plan on Equality for Women.

They include one file of reports from the Pauktuutit Inuit Women's Association, two reports by the Status of Women Council of the NWT, one report by the Native Women's Association, and a briefing note.

The records include meeting material from the Deputy Minister's Senior Management Committee, planning materials for the National Aboriginal Women's Summit (NAWS II) co-hosted by the GNWT, and materials relating to the 2004-2006 Review of GNWT Boards and Agencies.

The records date from 1975-1976. The first reel is a recording of a board meeting from 1976. Discussion involves representation from the GNWT, the federal government, the Northern Canada Power Commission (the predecessor to the NWT Power Corporation), the Canada Mortgage and Housing Commission (CMHC), and the Northern Transportation Company Ltd. (NTCL). Subjects include housing in Inuvik, the level of postal service in Yellowknife, runway conditions, and tailings ponds. Included is a discussion of the functions of the Treasury Board Secretariat led by Gary Mullins. In addition the board discusses GNWT staff housing, an Arctic Air Symposium, a task force on northern business, and airport manager training in the NWT, the viability of Arctic Bay, the creation of the road to Nanisivik from Arctic Bay, and the lead-zinc mine opened by Cominco on Little Cornwallis Island. The second reel features a panel discussion on the the status of women and the International Year of Women in the NWT in which the impact of the Royal Commission on the Status of Women (1967) and its effect on the creation of the NWT Status of Women Action Committee is discussed. This also includes background on the National Action Committee (NAC) and the look ahead to the International Year of Women (1975).

The records, including reports, decision papers, briefing notes and correspondance, document the relationship of the Women's Advisory to the Minister Responsible for the Status of Women, as well as the restructuring of the Women's Advisory in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

The records include several briefing notes, a report from the Women's Community Action Team, an ad hoc committee of the Status of Women Council of the NWT, the 1997/98 Annual Report of the Status of Women Council of the NWT, and a Functional Programme by PSAV Architects for the Status of Women Council and the Native Women's Association.

Accession consists of a report from 1969 discussing operational audit and its role in the Northwest Territories government. There is also Northwest Territories Research Index from 1973. Additionally, there is a report written in 1980 called "Socio-Economic of the Beaufort Sea Drilling Program, 1976-1979." There is also a selective summary of the 1986 report by the Auditor General of Canada. In addition, there is a proposal of cross-cultural training in the Northwest Territories that was submitted in 1986 by Cross Cultural Consulting, Inc. The majority of records consist of Management Reports from 1975.