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The fonds consists of news stories filed with Newsradio Victoria pertaining to B.C. political events.

The fonds comprises records including 3 mini dictating cassettes recorded in March and April 1991 by Loenen describing the events that had been occurring in the caucus surrounding the question of Bill Vander Zalm's role as Premier. The cassettes were transcribed by Loenen. The additional records are textual including research on the constitutional rights of the caucus to request the Premier's resignation; personal notes taken during caucus meetings; correspondence; and press conference reports.

The series consists of letters of administration (Form G), created by the Nicola County Court from 1910 to 1913 in order to deal with probate/estate matters.

The series consists of Letters of administration with wills annexed (Form E) created by the Nicola County Court from 1909-1913, to deal with probate/estate matters.

Naturalization register (alphabetical) showing name, occupation, county of origin, place of residence and various processing dates. The place of residence includes Nicola, Douglas Lake, Merritt, Aspen Grove, Voght Valley, Otter Valley, Coutlee, Quilchena, Canford, Middlesboro and Pennask Lake.

Plaint and procedure books (indexed) with law stamp information in the first 2 volumes.

The fonds consists of minute books, a membership book and cash books of the Nicola Valley Women's Institute.

The fonds consists of the maltsters daily record book and maltsters' grain stock book.

The fonds consists of Nicoline D. Becker's handwritten cookbook.

The fonds consists of minute books of the Nicomen Island Women's Institute and a typescript entitled "The History of 'Ni-Kaomin' Nicomen Island".

The fonds consists of a baker's ledger.

The fonds consists of the working papers of Noel Hall created between 1973 and 1974 that document his involvement in the project to draft the BC Labour Code of 1973. The files include various drafts, files on particular portions of the code and press clippings. It also includes two reports written by Hall, one called "The birthing of the Labour Code of BC" probably created in the 1970s and one called "Developing the Labour Code of BC" dated June 2003.

Series consists of non-replaceable timber sale licence files. These licences provide an applicant with a one-time right to harvest timber in a specified area.

Each file documents the issuance, administration and cancellation of licences as per the Forest Act. The majority of the files in this series date from 1978-1995 although there are also some files that date back to 1968. The records are from all areas of the province.

The files consist primarily of copies of the licence, applications, maps, deletion notices, status clearance forms, correspondence and reports. The ministry assigned A numbers to the files which have been assigned sequentially. There are many gaps in the numbering since the ministry only transferred cancelled licence files to the archives.

The records were created by the Timber Management Branch and the Timber Harvesting Branch. The following ministries were responsible for forestry between 1973-1994:
1973-1975 Dept. of Lands, Forests and Water Resources
1975-1976 Dept. of Forests
1976-1986 Ministry of Forests
1986-1988 Ministry of Forests and Lands
1988-1994 Ministry of Forests

The records have been classified as 19620-25 in the Forest ORCS.

The fonds consists of two leather bound photograph albums documenting the life of Nora Baldwin. The black album contains 78 b&w photographs of Baldwin’s professional nursing life at Royal Jubilee Hospital in Victoria, between the years 1942-1945. There is a handwritten document tucked into the album documenting some humours characteristics of infants. The red leather album contains 223 b&w images, some of which consist of Baldwin’s nursing career, however other photographs include travel in Western Canada, as well as photographs of friends and special events, between the years 1942-1966. Also included is a copy of the funeral program for Nora Mary Baldwin in 2009.

Also included among the records is a small collection of pins and name tags belonging to Nora Baldwin and relate to her career as a nurse.

The fonds consists of videocassette copies of three Toursim films produced and photographed by Norm Keziere.

The fonds consists of personal annual diaries or journals kept by Norman Charles Stewart and a transcript created by Joan Dakers. The original diaries are for the years 1910, 1925, 1928, 1930, 1931, 1933, 1939, 1945, 1947, 1952 (2 v.), 1953 and 1954. These records supplement the official surveyor field books he would have maintained as a BC Land Surveyor working for or with the Surveyor General's department. The transcript includes detailed copies and summaries of diaries from 1910 to 1951. Not all the supplemental information in the original diaries was transcribed.

The fonds consists of a ledger belonging to Norman Lee.

The fonds consists of 271 audio tape reels, mainly containing CBC radio programs produced by Norman Newton. It includes three main types of recordings.

The first, and most numerous (T4365:0001-0200), are musical recordings of (mainly) Vancouver artists in concert, and of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra (1983-1985), conducted by Kazuyoshi Akiyama, Rudolf Barshai, and various guest conductors. These performances were broadcast on such CBC programs as "Arts National", "Mostly Music", "Orgainists in Recital", "Pacific Soundscape", "Tapyak-tama", and "Two New Hours".

The second group (T4365:0201-0242) comprises radio dramas and documentaries produced by Newton between 1966 and the late 1970s. These were heard on series such as "Audience" and "CBC Stage".

The third group (T4365:0243-0271) consists of recorded material relating to the culture and music of the First Nations of the Pacific Northwest Coast. It includes unedited material recorded in May 1968 at Alert Bay, B.C., featuring interviews about the potlatch with Kwakiutl people from Alert Bay and Fort Rupert, plus a public performance of Kwakiutl songs and dances. This group also includes the 1964 radio program "Music of the Native Peoples of B.C." and some programs from 1965: "Alert Bay Indian Songs & Dances" and the six-part series "The Indian as Artist".

The fonds consists of the Norris family's correspondence, business papers, letters of introduction, testimonials, newspaper dispatches, share certificates and related documents, and photographs. Fonds also includes records of John Francis Norris.

The fonds consists of records created by the North and South Saanich Agricultural Society, between 1868 and 1892 and 1923. The records consist of minute books, a prize lists and some correspondence. It also contains a history of the Saanichton Fair, written in 1968.

This series contains North Bend Provincial Police Court record books and charge books from 1901-1927. Records list information such as the name of the defendant, charge, date, Judge or Justice who heard the case, verdict and penalty.

The fonds consists of a register of pupils for the North Cedar Public School.

The series consists of a slide show created by the Ministry of Industry and Small Business Development in 1980. The slides show various aspects of the North East Coal Development project and are accompanied by an audio tape.

The series consists of a binder of catalogued slides created by the Ministry of Industry and Small Business Development between 1981 and 1984. The slides show various aspects of the North East Coal Development project and include images of the Quintette Coal Limited mine, the Bullmoose (Teck) Mine, Tumbler Ridge, BC Hydro work and the highway built between Chetwynd and Tumber Ridge. The slides are duplicates of those taken by the Special Services Branch and were catalogued with the numbering system used for Government image bank photographs. They range from 23-00001 to 23-00723.. The classification system consists of region or subject group number followed by the image number.

The series consists of North East Coal Development information books of slides created by the Ministry of Industry and Small Business Development between 1981 and 1984. Each book or subseries covers a particular mine or project and within each book there are files of slides relating to that mine arranged in file number order. The slides show various aspects of the North East Coal Development project and are accompanied by an information portfolio which contains lists of the slides and copies of map of the North East Coal Development area around Tumbler Ridge and Chetwynd plus newsclippings about new provincial parks in the area.

The series consists of a slide show created by the Ministry of Industry and Small Business Development in 1984. The slides show various aspects of the North East Coal Development project and are accompanied by an audio cassette.

The series consists of slides created by the Ministry of Industry and Small Business Development between 1981 and 1984. The slides show various aspects of the North East Coal Development project.

The fonds consists of records kept by the trustees of North Gabriola School District as required by the Public Schools Act. Records include a school trustee's letterbook (1883-1895) and minute and account books (1884-1932). The fonds also includes records created in Gabriola School District prior to 1883. The records are individual records of students attending Gabriola School (1877-1878), the only school on the island from 1872 to 1883.

The fonds consists of a minute and transfer book of the North Pacific Coal Company.

The fonds consists of bylaws, a minute book and a cashbook of the North Pine Farmers' Institute.