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Subject file contains a Council for Yukon Indians pamphlet titled “Together Today… For Our Children Tomorrow: Volume II.” File also contains a copy of a “Pastoral Letter Concerning ‘The Land Claims Settlement in the Yukon’” from the Diocese of Whitehorse.

Subject file contains photocopied newspaper articles.

Subject file contains a copy of “‘Ulkatchot’en: The People of Ulkatcho” written by Sage Birchwater and illustrated by Ronald Cahoose. The front and back cover pages contain many Christmas and New Years inscriptions, some written by children, addressed to an Oblate Father.

Subject file contains: a Stó:l? Lands Map; a Stó:l? Tribal Council pamphlet; a thank you card with an art print by Stan Greene; pages from Sto: lo Nation News (1989); a variety of published materials; a pamphlet for Hatzic Rock Archaelogical Site; a university paper titled “Kilgard Indian Women” (1993); and research correspondence.

Subject file contains: newspaper clippings; copies of published materials; a bibliography of primary sources; a document titled “Indians in Crisis – One Leader’s Point of View: Synopsized Highlights of an Interview with Philip Paul by Father Mackey”; a copy of “Attendance at Indian Residential Schools in British Columbia, 1890-1920” by James Redford (BC Studies, no. 44, Winter 1979-80); a New Westminster Codex Historicus transcription; a document titled “How to Write the Squamish Language” (1973); a typescript of the “Census of the Skwáwmish Tribe: As Recorded by George Blenkinsop Census Taker and General Assistant for the Indian Reserve Commission”; issues of Squamish Education News (1982, 1983); a draft of “Squamish Band Documentation Project”; and a wedding invitation. File contains S?wx?wú7mesh sníchim language materials.

Subject file contains: prayer texts translated into an Interior Salish language; “The Dispossessed: Interior Indians in the 1800s” by Mary Balf, Kamloops Museum (1978); a university paper titled “The Nez Perces and the Whiteman” by R. Bruce McCormick (1973); a report titled “Lakes Indian Ethnography and History” by Randy Bouchard and Dorothy Kennedy, prepared for the B.C. Heritage Conservation Branch in Victoria, BC (1985). File contains Indigenous language materials (likely Interior Salish).

Subject file contains photocopies of Department of Indian Affairs (DIA) annual reports from 1885-1887.

Subject file contains photocopies of Department of Indian Affairs (DIA) annual reports from 1882-1884.

Subject file contains photocopies of Department of Indian Affairs (DIA) annual reports from 1879-1882.

Subject file contains photocopies of Department of Indian Affairs (DIA) annual reports from 1875-1878.

Subject file contains photocopies of Department of Indian Affairs (DIA) annual reports from 1872-1875.

Subject file contains a photocopy of a document titled “Okanagan-Kootenay District: Department of Indian Affairs Annual Report 1875-1916 File: With Contents and Special Notes on Your District,” prepared by the Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs Indian Land Claims Centre (1973).

Subject file contains photocopied publications.

Subject file contains: copies of publications; research documents; a university Anthropology paper titled “The Spirit Dance of the Coast Salish People and its Importance in Their Culture” (1981); newspaper clippings; correspondence; and a document titled “New Dancers: New Christians” by T. McNamara, OMI (1989).

Subject file contains a copy of “The Influence of the Horse in the Development of Plains Culture” by Clark Wissler, published in American Anthropologist vol. 16, no.1 (January-March 1914). File additionally contains a copy of “Where did the Plains Indians Get Their Horses?” and “The Northward Spread of Horses Among Plains Indians” by Francis Haines.

Subject file contains: a prayers and hymns booklet; a 1976 program and invitations for the Silver Jubilee Celebration of St. Benedict’s Church, Head of the Lake; an Okanagan College student paper titled “A Problem of Perception: Views of Indians in British Columbia” (1986); correspondence and informational documents from the E’nowkin Centre, Penticton, BC (1997).

Subject file contains a letter regarding the history of St. John the Baptiste Church in Chu Chua, BC.

Subject file contains: an article titled “Kincolith, B.C.: Leadership Continuity in a Native Christian Village, 1867-1887” by E. Palmer Patterson II (1982); and newspaper clippings.

Subject file contains two newspaper clippings (1960, 1998).

Subject file contains a card with the following description printed on the back: “Indians of Western Canada Kwakiutl (Kwa’g’ul) Nagwoktok Tribe, Port Hardy, Vancouver Island, British Columbia.” The card features prints of two black and white photographs, both by Edward S. Curtis. The first is titled “Nkoaktok Princess” (ca. 1914), and the second is untitled.

Subject file contains copies of published material from 1877-1887.

Subject file contains a draft document titled “Provisional Scenario for the proposed television Isadore” by Patricia Meyer, and other material.

Subject file contains copies of academic and published work.

Subject file contains copies of newspaper articles, originally published between 1887-1982.

Subject file contains: clippings and copies of published material; copies of original records; a photocopy of a map; a copy of a master’s thesis called “A History of the Cranbrook District of East Kootenay” by Sylvia L. Thrupp; handwritten notes; a document titled “A Brief History on Kootenay Lands and Territory” by Vi Birdstone for the Kootenay Indian Area Council (1988); a June 1992 issue of Ktuq??qakyam; and related documents.

File also includes some original records, including: a document titled “Kootenay Indians,” which consists of a schedule of religious events for St. Eugene’s Mission and Creston; and a mass program compiled by Wilfred Scott, OMI, for Fort Steele, Wardner, Galloway, Tobacco Plains, Creston, Galloway. These records pertain to Cranbrook, BC.

Subject file contains: handwritten notes; copies of published material; copies of original records; a copy of “The Kootenay Crisis of 1887-1888 and its Concomitant, the Colonel Baker – Chief Isadore Land Claim Controversy” by Patricia Meyer. File also contains a photocopy of an 1897 report by Nicolas Coccola, OMI, principal of St. Eugene’s Residential School/Kootenay Industrial School; the report contains lists of students, along with their dates of admission to the school, remarks, and registration information.

Subject file contains copies of original records (often land transaction records), a Province of British Columbia Land Title Search Ticket, correspondence, photocopied maps, a “Posting Plan of Kootenay District Lot 1,” copies of publications, and related material.

Subject file primarily contains copies of published materials (book chapters, articles, etc.). Additional records include copies of records and archival research files, as well as correspondence and handwritten notes.

Subject file primarily contains copies of published materials (book chapters, articles, etc.). Additional records include photocopied maps, handwritten notes, and archival research files.

Subject file contains materials pertaining to the Department of Indian Affairs (DIA). Records include: a newspaper clipping; a seminar schedule and registration list; a blank Application for Admission to Residential School form; correspondence; two issues of the Indian School Bulletin published by the Education Division of the Indian Affairs Branch of the Government of Canada Department of Citizenship and Immigration (Vol. 10, no. 2, 1955; vol. 11, no. 5, 1957); nineteen Indian Education bulletins published by the Branch of Education, Bureau of Indian Affairs, in Washington D.C. (1964-1966); an issue of Indian Education (vol. 2, no. 1, 1971) published by the DIA; and related materials.