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This accession consists of one copy of an invitation to a reception and dinner held to celebrate the transfer of the territorial government from Ottawa to Yellowknife in September 1967.

The records are entirely composed of a brief submitted to the Commissioner and Council of the Northwest Territories by the Yellowknife Museum Society on Territorial Public Archives. The brief includes the signatures of the members of the Yellowknife Museum Society Executive.

This accession consists of court documents relating to a legal dispute between Archibald Bonvie and Canada Catering Company Limited in 1951.

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 one copy of a paper entitled "Study of Time Factors Involved in the Disposition of Cases in the Territorial Court, Northwest Territories" prepared by Judge R.M. Bourassa. There are annotations in the margin, however the source of the annotations is unknown.

Records are comprised of a two volume report produced by D. Billingsly and J. Parkins of the Program Policy and Planning Division entitled "Government as Communicator." The study was undertaken to examine communication strategies of the Territorial Government and assess the effectiveness of government communication programs, as well as to evaluate public opinion of government communications.

The accession consists of correspondence and an application for funding to support the work of the Eskimo Dog Research Foundation.

The records consist of a draft copy of a report by J. Cassidy, entitled "Long Range Communications Planning for the N.W.T."

Records are comprised of files collected by the Commissioner. Records include materials related to education, in particular a report by Des Sparham, documents related to the Fort Resolution sawmill, Resolute Bay Policy Committee materials, departmental responses to a plan for transferring responsibilities to communities, Executive Committee policy directives, and documents related to the Committee for Original Peoples Entitlement (COPE).

Records are comprised of correspondence and reports related to the development and management of National Parks in the Northwest Territories.

Records consist of administrative files of the Archives dating from 1978-1981.

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.

This accession consists of one copy of a pamphlet from Mackenzie Air Service entitled, "Schedules, Tariffs: Serving All Mining Areas and Trading Posts in the Canadian Northwest from Edmonton to the Arctic".

Records consist of materials collected as resource information for the project entitled "Two Faces of a Northern Neighbourhood: An Historical Evaluation of the Willow Flats - Woodyard" (1985) The material includes a photocopy of an historical assessment of the Woodyard. The 3 plans of the Woodyard area are dated 1946 and 1985. The DAT audio cassette contains interviews with former residents, June Magrum, John Larson and Mary Frost. In addition, there are data sheets and summaries of the interviews.

Records consist of one by-law, No. 11/85, to regulate the use and development of land within the municipality.

Records are comprised primarily of copies of federal records concerning the transfer of responsibilities from the federal government (Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development) to the Government of the Northwest Territories. Sections include: economic development, education, engineering, financial services, housing, material management, personnel and welfare. They were collected by the Office of the Commissioner from a variety of sources.

The files contain Robert Douglas' monthly patrol reports from September 1951 to January 1955 as well as some correspondence. The reports are in general more detailed than typical patrol reports of the time, and include summaries of the warden's duties, weather reports, wildlife observations, hunting, trapping and fishing activities, lists of game taken and licenses issued. They were created by the federal Forest and Wildlife office in Rae and from Fort Smith, and kept by the Conservation Education division of the Department of Renewable Resources.

Included in this accession are records concerning the Interdepartmental Committee on Federal-Territorial Financial Relations, Northern Affairs Program analysis, and Briefing material/Draft itinerary regarding the Minister's Northern Trip, August-September 1975. Much of the accession consists of records collected by the Commissioner's office but not directly produced by his office.

Records consist of an agenda and list of registered participants for a three day conference entitled "Fish, Fur and Game for the Future," held in February 1981. The recordings also document the conference proceedings. The conference was sponsored by the Science Advisory Board, Department of Renewable Resources.