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This file contains materials produced and distributed by Gateway Gold, primarily repots to its shareholders and general promotional information, alongside occasional geological reports.

This file contains materials further relating to Johnston’s prospecting work into the 1950s, including materials relating to his work and claims carried out after his death. Material ranges from membership to the Alberta and Northwest Chambwer of Mines, including membership lists and annual reports, to correspondence regarding his mineral claims and shares in mining companies that were handled by his wife Dorothy after his death in 1959.

Folder contains agenda and minutes of the NWT NDP Convention June 8, 1975, the resolutions posited at the convention, and a copy of the constitution of the NWT New Democratic Party pre-dating 1975.

Minutes of the NWT NDP Convention held on Tuesday, April 3, 1979 as well as minutes from executive meetings of the NWT NDP held throughout 1979. Also includes minutes of a meeting of the Hay River Chapter of the NDP held on June 1, 1979.

Folder contains minutes for a Norhtwest Territories New Democratic Party General Meeting held in Fort Providence on June 4 and June 5, 1983 and related correspondence.

Includes voting sheets, list of resolutions, attendance list, financial statements.

File contains internal correspondence, informal meeting minutes and meeting agendas.

File contains a diversity of record types, including documents related to the organization of a banquet, a President and Treasurer report from 1986, and executive meeting minutes]

Brief Submitted by Alice Hill, Executive Director of the NWA/NWT [Native Women’s Association of the N.W.T.]. - Apr. 19, 1990. - 1 folder
This file contains a copy of the brief submitted to John U. Bayly, Judicial Inquiry Counsel.

Press Clippings (which are not yet Exhibits). - 1989-1990. - 1 folder
This file contains press clippings relating to Judge R.M. Bourassa’s comments regarding sexual assault in the north, and the subsequent Inquiry.

Bourassa Inquiry Transcripts. - 1990. - 40 cm. (24 folders)
The folders contain the 24 volumes of transcript of the Bourassa Inquiry held in Yellowknife, N.W.T. from Apr. 23, 1990 to June 22, 1990.

Bourassa Inquiry Transcripts. - 1990. - 40 cm. (24 folders)
The folders contain the 24 volumes of transcript of the Bourassa Inquiry held in Yellowknife, N.W.T. from Apr. 23, 1990 to June 22, 1990.

Bourassa Inquiry Exhibits. - 1989-1990. - 14 cm. (10 folders), 1 videocassette, 1 audio cassette.
The folders contain an index to exhibits 1 to 115 of the Bourassa Inquiry and copies of most of the Exhibits, originally contained in 4 binders. The exhibits also include a videocassette [item # :0001], an audiocassette recording [item # :0002] and transcripts of a Dec. 21, 1989 press conference and following public meeting held by Justice Minister Michael Ballantyne.

Bourassa Inquiry Transcripts. - 1990. - 40 cm. (24 folders)
The folders contain the 24 volumes of transcript of the Bourassa Inquiry held in Yellowknife, N.W.T. from Apr. 23, 1990 to June 22, 1990.

Bourassa Inquiry Transcripts. - 1990. - 40 cm. (24 folders)
The folders contain the 24 volumes of transcript of the Bourassa Inquiry held in Yellowknife, N.W.T. from Apr. 23, 1990 to June 22, 1990.

11 pages of typewritten notes regarding excavation of grave sites during a archaeological reconnaissance of Alberta, Mackenzie Valley and the Upper Yukon by archaeologists from the University of New Mexico. Diagrams of the finds are included in the field notes.

46 page typewritten diary entitled "Mackenzie Valley Expedition," belonging to Douglas Osbourne who was an archaeologists from the University of New Mexico. He was on an archaeological and geological reconaissance of Alberta, Mackenzie Valley and Upper Yukon. The diary entries are from May 8, 1938 to August 10, 1938 and primarily concentrate on the Mackenzie Delta region.

14 page typewritten diary belonging to Wesley Bliss who was an archaeologists from the University of New Mexico. He was on an archaeological and geological reconaissance of Alberta, Mackenzie Valley and Upper Yukon. The diary entries are from October 6, 1937 to April 17, 1938 and primarily concentrate on the Mackenzie Delta region.