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Programme Title: Inuit Folklore.

Speakers include: Charlie Smith.

Show Host or Interviewer: Brice [Extine]
[Producer: CHAK Inuvik. Recorded in Inuvialuktun and English.]

Programme Title: Inuit Folklore, The Hunter and the Enchanted Hare.

Speakers include: Charlie Smith.

Show Host or Interviewer: Brice [Extine]
[Producer: CHAK Inuvik. Recorded in Inuvialuktun and English.]

Speakers include: Charlie Smith.
[Producer: CHAK Inuvik. Recorded in Inuvialuktun and English.]

Programme Title: Inuit Folklore.

Speakers include: Charlie Smith.

Show Host or Interviewer: Brice [Extine]
[Producer: CHAK Inuvik. Recorded in Inuvialuktun and English.]

This item is a collection of several clips from the radio, recorded onto one tape. The first is a New Year’s speech by Bobby Porritt for 1966 wishing prosperity for the north. There is a slight echo to the recording. Around 3:35 it cuts to the middle of an interview of Porritt following a Council session concerning education and other matters discussed in the session. At 10:23 the interview concludes and it cuts, mid-sentence, to different recordings or radio broadcasts. Around 16:53 the sound fades out.

This item consists of reactions from NWT politicians to the report of the Carrothers Commission regarding transferring the seat of government from Ottawa, and the difficulty in choosing a capital for the territory. It appears to be a copy of a recording from the radio. Tape cuts out around 14:35.

Programme Title: Inuit Folklore, The Hunter and the Enchanted Hare.

Speakers include: Charlie Smith.

Show Host or Interviewer: Brice [Extine]
[Producer: CHAK Inuvik. Recorded in Inuvialuktun and English.]

Speakers include: Charlie Smith.
[Producer: CHAK Inuvik. Recorded in Inuvialuktun and English.]

Speakers include: Charlie Smith.
[Producer: CHAK Inuvik. Recorded in Inuvialuktun and English.]

Speakers include: Charlie Smith.
[Producer: CHAK Inuvik. Recorded in Inuvialuktun and English.]

Speakers include: Charlie Smith.
[Producer: CHAK Inuvik. Recorded in Inuvialuktun and English.]

This item consists of a tape with two sides.

Side A consists of a recorded speech for the July 4, 1967 election outlining Porritt’s goals and desires for the new Council. He discusses seeking to bring proper services to the North and discusses the problems facing the north today. Total runtime is 10:51.

Side B consists of a recorded conversation with a woman regarding a new building and issues with proposed rent. Also asks more license plates to be sent to Hay River, as they have run out. At 4:05 the recording cuts to a practice speech by Porritt. 6:20 it cuts to a poor quality audio recording of the CBC news broadcast. Total runtime is 12:54.

This fonds consists of 391 colour slides taken by Dr. Sylvester Drabitt, 150 colour negatives that were copied from slides loaned to the NWT Archives by the donor, one videocassette and one audio cassette. Dr. Drabbit was a physician who traveled on medical trips in the eastern arctic. The images include views of people, scenery, flora, fauna, people living on the land, snow houses, medical staff and facilities, transportation methods such as dog teams and aircraft, living conditions, and images from a medical patrol on the ship, C.D. Howe. The videotape also contains scenes from the C.D. Howe and the audio cassette is entitled "Victory at Sea-Last Patrol of the C.D. Howe.

[This item is the first part of a four-part recording of a CBC Radio program regarding the movement of the Northwest Territories government to the Northwest Territories. This track includes a report regarding a leaked letter from Ben Sivertz, retired Commissioner of NWT, concerning the Carrothers' Commission report.]

[This item is the second part of a four-part recording of a CBC Radio program regarding the Carrothers' Commission report and movement of the Northwest Territories government to the Northwest Territories. This track includes Arthur Laing's address regarding the selection of a location for the territorial capital.]

[This item is the third part of a four-part recording of a CBC Radio program regarding the Carrothers Commission report and the movement of the government to the Northwest Territories. This track includes reports regarding problems with hostel type schooling as well as a report on town planning, community development, and housing.]

[This item is the fourth part of a four-part recording of a CBC Radio program regarding the Carrothers Commission report and the movement of the territorial government administration to the Northwest Territories. This track includes reports regarding inequity of housing and services provided for government officials vs community members, as well as a request for the territorialization of the power company.]

[This item is the first part of a two-part recording of radio reports from the day that Bob Gauchie returned to Yellowknife after being lost for 59 days. It includes live reports and interviews upon his arrival at the Yellowknife Airport and at the hospital.]