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This artificial collection includes photos of the 1961 Northwest Territories Tourist Association convention, Con Mine, Discovery Mine, Giant Mine, Negus Mine, Rycon Mine and mining activities in the 1930s. In addition, there are images of Yellowknife, Detah (Indian Village) [Dettah], and Goldfields, SK in the 1930s and 1940s and Federal Government employees based in Yellowknife in the 1950s.

This accession consists of copies the Tourism Industry Association of the Northwest Territories' newsletter. The newsletter informs members of upcoming training opportunities, marketing strategies, changes in legislation and expected activities of government agencies which might impact on tourism.

This accession consists of the visitors book from the Parks Canada cabin located at Virginia Falls, Nahanni National Park. The book contains the observations of people who visited the park between 1975 and 1982.

Records date from 1955-1986 and consist of published reports. There are several reports on the Commissioner's tours of the arctic. There are also reports covering many topics including personnel management, administration, senior management conferences, the proposed Mackenzie Valley pipeline, employee housing, legal aid recommendations, settlement information in the Keewatin region, communities in the Inuvik region, housing and social environment, the administration of justice in the Hay River area, NWT economic prospects, labour standards and relations, and a proposed Great Slave National Park. There is also a travel brochure, a brochure commemmorating Marble Island, and two newsletters from the NWT Pavilion at Expo '86 in Vancouver, British Columbia.

This accession consists of records relating to the South Slave Region Territorial Parks and tourism in the area. The records include correspondence, briefing material, park statistics, and tourist information.

This accession consists of records related to economic development work done with various communities in the Inuvik Region, specifically Tsiigehtchic (Arctic Red River) and Fort McPherson by the Department of Resources, Wildlife and Economic Development and its predecessor, the Department of Economic Development and Tourism. The records include correspondence, trip reports, funding documentation, community opportunities listings, workshop and meeting material, Tsiigehtchic Economic Development Strategy discussion paper, Arctic Red River Tourism Business Plan, and Tourism Business Opportunities Study Fort McPherson, NWT.

This accession consists of 29.4 cm of textual records from the Directorate of the Department of Resources, Wildlife and Economic Development. The records consist of briefing notes and related records, including correspondence, reports, and agreements.

Records date from 1996-1999 and consist of Ministerial chronos.

The records consist of the NWT Energy Plan and the work surrounding its creation as drafted by the Energy Secretariat; meeting minutes of the Arctic Energy Alliance with RWED Deputy Minister participation from 1997-2002; and ministerial and deputy minister chronos from 2004.

Records date from 1995-2000 and include minutes from Tourism meetings and campground reports, material from the Tourism Marketing Advisory Committee including meeting transcripts and a marketing program summary and recommendations. In addition, there are files from NWT Arctic Tourism including meeting minutes, terms of reference for a marketing plan, strategic planning material and business plans from 1997-1998 and 1999-2000. There is also a file related to the NWT Tourism Industry Association Review that was prepared for the department by a consultant.

Records date from 1998-1999 and consist of Ministerial and Deputy Minister chronos.

Records relate to tourism promotion activities.

Records include ministerial and deputy minister chronos, including email chronos.

Records include Ministerial and Deputy Minister chronos.

The bulk of the records are Ministerial and Deputy Minister chronos, as well as briefing books. In addition, there are files related to wildlife management of waterfowl and caribou, and issues such as rabies, the Mackenzie Bison sanctuary, Hanging Ice Bison Ranch, water management and an economic assessment of the viability of a small fresh fish business serving the Yellowknife. There are also files related to the development and privatization of NWT parks, the operation of the NWT Business Credit Corporation and NWT Development Corporation, as well as records regarding the Economic Development Agreement (EDA), including a plan for EDA and EDA Management Committee work plan. There are files related to the Community Futures program, as well as a marketing strategy for tourism in the NWT and sustainable development action plan developed by the NWT Roundtable on the Environment and Economy. There are also departmental planning files including records from a Departmental Review Committee related to consolidation of the following departments: Economic Development and Tourism, Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources and Renewable Resources, as well as minutes from departmental Senior Management meetings.

Records date from 1983-2001 and include a communication plan for the department, as well as communications plans for various strategies related to tourism, parks and protected areas. There is also correspondence and a report on the review and assessment of the traditional knowledge policy, diamond industry marketing material, and a summary report on strategic planning for the division. Records also consist of framework documents and discussion papers concerning the amendments to the Environmental Protection Act and Wildlife Conservation Act.

Records include Ministerial and Deputy Minister chronos.

Records include two statistical reports regarding campground permits of NWT parks.

Records date from 2002-2003 and include Ministerial and Deputy Minister's chronos.