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This fonds consists of approximately 14 metres of textual records, 1226 b&w and colour photographic prints and slides, 31 audio recordings, and 1 film. Records detail the period just before and inclusive of Stuart Hodgson's term as Commissioner of the Northwest Territories (1967 to 1979), the move of government to the Territory, and the changes in government overtime, including the decentralisation of Territorial Government and the move to Local Government. The fonds also includes some documentation in his later work as Chair of the Canadian Section of the International Joint Commission, BC Ferries, and BC Transit. Records include professional and personal chronos including his entire tenure as Commissioner of the Northwest Territories, as well as correspondence specific to relations with the Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development (and its later iterations), personal correspondence, public and legislative addresses, issue files during his tenure as Commissioner, planning for Royal visits, Commissioner and Legislative Balls, the NWT Centennial, Arctic Winter Games, community tours, day timers and diaries.

This series consists of approximately 8.9 metres of textual records. The correspondence includes the full chronos of Stuart Hodgson's tenure as Commissioner of the Northwest Territories. There are also specific chronos files for Commissioner Hodgson's correspondence with the Minister and Deputy Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development (later Indian and Northern Affairs). There are also separate files for correspondence with the Governor General, Privy Council, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, the Deputy Commissioner, Council Members and many other individuals related to the Northwest Territories. The series also includes correspondence regarding the move to and establishment of government in the Northwest Terrtories. There are also several files of personal correspondence from Stuart Hodgson's tenure as Co-Chair of the the International Joint Commission, and during his time as chairman of the board with the BC Ferries Corporation.

The file consists of personal and territorial correspondence to the Commissioner, media clippings, a compilation of Library Accessions (May-June 1974) to the Arctic Institute of North America, correspondence, annual report and printed material relating to Frontier College (1973-1974), a paper titled,"Native Populations in the Canadian Arctic" by Stuart Hodgson presented at the 5th International Congress (May 2-5, 1973).

The file consists of media clippings, a report titled "Inuvik Region Community survey, June 1971, Continuing and Special Education, Government of NWT", a revised biographical sketch for Canada's Who's Who, and correspondence with the Commissioner regarding territorial matters, including recommendations on Frobisher Bay (Iqualuit). Also included in the file is correspondence and a b&w photograph of female artist, Mary (Eepoitok) Porter from Gjoa Haven, and a detailed description of her wall-hanging depicting a day in the life of the old Inuit culture.

The file consists of correspondence with the Commissioner concerning territorial and personal matters. Included in the file are minutes from a meeting re. Fort Smith held on June 11, 1969; agenda and travel plans for the Kelowna Regatta, at which the Commissioner was an Honorary Vice-Commodore.

The file consists of correspondence with the Commissioner concerning territorial and regional matters. Included in the file are documents realing to the Normal Wells Refiner Projects, prices for carvings, correspondence from the RCMP relating to investigations and RCMP band performances.

The file consists correspondence with the Commissioner, mainly relating to territorial matters from the regions. File also includes a copy of "Gna's Gnus" and "The Drum" as well as an invitation to Prime Minister Trudeau to a fishing trip hosted by Wardair Canada Ltd. (Maxwell Ward).

The file consists of correspondence with the Commissioner regarding Territorial matters, including correspondence from the regions from Father Bernard Brown, Archdeacon Sperry, Alex Stevenson and Reverend Tagoona. Some of the incoming and outgoing correspondence is in Inuktitut.

The file consists of correspondence with the Commissioner regarding Territorial matters, including the Prime Minister's visit (1968), and personal matters. Also included in the file is an essay "Cubs of the Great Bear" giving the history of the people of the Great Bear Cooperative.

The file consists of newsletters, media clippings, notes and correspondence with the Commissioner regarding Territorial matters and the establishment of the Territorial Government, and personal concerns, including correspondence from Gordon Gibson and Arthur Laing, and an opinion article on mineral resources policy, "If not us...Who? If not how...When? And if not in Trust...How?" by Mark M. de Weerdt.

The file consists of Incoming and outgoing correspondence, mainly with J. Gordon Gibson at Maui Lu Resort. File 2 of 2. Original file was large and split into two files, based on chronological order.

The file consists of incoming and outgoing correspondence, mainly with J. Gordon Gibson at Maui Lu Resort. File also includes an article, "The Last of the Whaleman" by Gordon Gibson intended for publication in Arctic magazine. File 1 of 2. Original file was large and split into two files, based on chronological order.

The file consists of personal correspondence with Stuart Hodgson.

The file consists of personal correspondence with Stuart Hodgson.

The file consists of personal correspondence with Stuart Hodgson.