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The item is a framed piece of paper with the letterhead of the Prime Minister of Canada at the top. Underneath this are 11 signatures from the different provincial Premiers of Canada, including that of Prime Minister, Brian Mulroney. Underneath the document is a small plaque giving the title of the document. The signatures were collected at the Final Meech Lake Conference in Ottawa on June 9, 1990.

The Meech Lake Accord was an attempt to make amendments to the Constitution of Canada so that the province of Quebec would endorse the 1982 amendments to the Constitution. The Meech Lake Accord was born in 1987 out of the agreement to address Quebec's five constitutional demands before signing the 1982 constitutional amendments. The first meeting was held at Meech Lake, Quebec with all the First Ministers, and the deadline for all provinces to ratify the Meech Lake Accord was June 23, 1990. The final conference was held in Ottawa June 3-10, 1990. The Accord ultimately failed as all provinces were not able to ratify it by the deadline.

The item is a photograph of St. Ann's Catholic Convent at New Westminster.

Item consists of one portrait photograph of Lucy Lum. The photograph is hand-coloured on linen and stretch on frame. The photographer is not known.

Item consists of one portrait photograph of Chu Ban Quan. The photograph is hand-coloured on linen and stretch on frame. The photographer is not known.

Based on the death registration of his son, Joseph James Ban Quan, Chu Ban Quan may also have gone by the name Ben Ban Quan.

Item consists of one portrait photograph of Chin Lum Kee The photograph is hand-coloured on linen and stretched on a frame. The photographer is not known.

Item consists of one portrait photograph of Chin Lum Kee and Lucy Lum. The photograph is hand-coloured on linen and stretched on a frame. The photographer is not known.

The item is a black and white photograph of the construction of the Ogden Point grain elevator in Victoria, B.C. The photograph is dated March 21, 1928 and shows the wooden foundations of the building. There is an embossed stamp for photographer Harold Fleming in the lower right corner.

The item is a black and white photograph of the construction of the Ogden Point grain elevator in Victoria, B.C. The photograph is dated March 21, 1928 and shows the wooden foundations of the building. There is an embossed stamp for photographer Harold Fleming in the lower right corner.

The item is a black and white photograph of the construction of the Ogden Point grain elevator in Victoria, B.C. The photograph is dated April 5, 1928 and shows the wooden foundations of the building. The coast of Esquimalt is visible in the background.

The item is a black and white photograph of the construction of the Ogden Point grain elevator in Victoria, B.C. The photograph is dated April 5, 1928 and shows the wooden foundations of the building.

The item is a black and white photograph of the construction of the Ogden Point grain elevator in Victoria, B.C. The photograph is dated April 20, 1928 and shows the wooden foundations of the grain bins. There is an embossed stamp for photographer Harold Fleming in the lower left corner. Dallas Road and James Bay are in the background of the photograph.

The item is a black and white photograph of the CN warehouse at Pier B, Ogden Point Docks, Victoria. The following year the construction of the grain elevator would commence. There is an embossed stamp for photographer Harold Fleming in the lower right corner. The date on the photograph is that of October 1927.

The item is a black and white photograph of the CN warehouse at Pier B, Ogden Point Docks, Victoria. The following year the construction of the grain elevator would commence. There is an embossed stamp for photographer Harold Fleming in the lower right corner. The date on the photograph is that of October 1927.

The item is a black and white photograph showing the construction of the Ogden Point grain elevator in Victoria, B.C. The photo shows the wooden foundation of the building with some workers standing on top. Photographer Harold Fleming's embossed stamp is in the lower right corner. The photo has a date of March 21, 1928.

The item is a black and white photograph showing the construction of the grain elevator at Ogden Point, Victoria, B.C. The photograph shows the western-facing end of the building and with workers on the roof. There is an embossed stamp for Harold Fleming in the lower left corner. The date on the photograph is that of June 2, presumably 1928.

The item is a black and white photograph of the grain elevator at Ogden Point, Victoria, B.C. The photograph depicts the numerous silos of the building. There is an embossed stamp for photographer Harold Fleming in the lower left corner. The date of the photograph is June 2, presumably 1928.

The item is a black and white photograph of the grain elevator at Ogden Point, Victoria, B.C. The photograph depicts the construction of the building. There is an embossed stamp for photographer Harold Fleming in the lower left corner. The date of the photograph is July 4, presumably 1928.

The item is a black and white photograph of the grain elevator at Ogden Point, Victoria, B.C. The photograph is undated but is likely to have been taken around 1928 once the construction had been completed. There is an embossed stamp for photographer Harold Fleming in the lower right corner.

The item is a black and white photograph of the grain elevator at Ogden Point, Victoria, B.C. The photograph is undated but is likely to have been taken around 1928 once the construction had been completed. There is an embossed stamp for photographer Harold Fleming in the lower right corner.

The item is a black and white photograph of the grain elevator at Ogden Point, Victoria, B.C. The photograph depicts the numerous silos of the building. There is an embossed stamp for photographer Harold Fleming in the lower right corner. The date of the photograph is May 18, 1928.

The item is a black and white photograph of Prince Rupert in 1942. The photograph shows Third Avenue of the town with the City Hall building on the right-hand side.

The item is a black and white photograph of a ferry passing through the channel at Prince Rupert around 1942.

The item is a black and white photograph of the S.S. Prince Rupert sitting in Prince Rupert Harbour, possibly in the 1940s.

The item is a black and white photograph of the Federal Building and Post Office in Prince Rupert, possibly taken in the 1940s.

The item is a black and white photograph of Third Avenue, Prince Rupert, possibly taken in the 1940s. The photograph is of a street scene and was taken by William Walker Wrathall.

The item is a black and white photograph of some soldiers marching at a military barracks in Nanaimo, Vancouver Island, taken in 1943.

The item is a black and white photographs of Camp Nanaimo, Vancouver Island probably taken in 1943. The photograph shows some military barracks with some vehicles in the foreground.