Series consists of notebooks kept by Doyle containing fisheries statistics, figures, and other types of information. Includes notebooks containing information on the operations of the Skeena River Commercial Company, and the Namu, Mill Bay, Kimsquit, Kumeon, Port Essington and Port Edward, Bella Coola, Tallheo canneries. Series also includes notes on the British Columbia Packers Association, 1903-1908, and general journals kept by Doyle, 1905 to 1922, containing information on his business dealings and other cannery-related issues. Title based on contents of series.

Series consists of notebooks not associated with any particular work by Lowry and Margerie, organized chronologically and by location. Both Lowry and Margerie kept notebooks, mostly palm sized and bound with staples, which they filled with thoughts and ideas, some of which developed into poems and manuscripts. Contents include bound notebooks, loose pages, and typewritten fragments of notes.

Series consists of handwritten notebooks on various subjects that often include architectural sketches and materials removed from a binder.

The series consists of notebooks and notes related to Nakayama’s church and missionary work, as well as his personal life. The notebooks contain lecture and conference notes on religious studies and other topics; theological reflections and notes related to Nakayama’s ministry / church duties, including notes on sermons and services, lists of parishioner / catechumen names for baptism and confirmation, lists of church wardens, offerings lists, and lists of departed parishioners; travel details and expenditures; names and addresses; biographical notes; financial notes; and general notes. Notebooks also contain laid in photographs; newspaper clippings; correspondence from family, friends, and parishioners; and ephemera. Materials in the series are in Japanese and English.

Series consists of notebooks and scrapbooks that record Riddehough's interest in classical music, gardening, and World War II and classical literature.

Series consists of notebooks, two of which are full of German-language newspaper clippings relating to World War I; the rest include notes written by Rose on academic subjects.

Series consists of notes and a daybook maintained by Gnup.

Series consists of notebooks filled with drawings, diagrams, and written notes. These volumes and the information included in them arguably constitute the documentary core of Geoffrey Smedley’s work. They are organized into three sub-series. Numbered Notebooks consists of 35 sequentially-numbered volumes, dated 1964-1988, with notes and drawings on various topics and projects. “Descartes’ Clown” Notebooks consists of 12 volumes, sequentially numbered in Roman numerals, documenting Smedley’s Descartes’ Clown project. Other Notebooks brings together the remainder of Smedley’s notebooks covering various topics and projects.
Where the volumes are numbered, they are arranged sequentially; otherwise, they are arranged in chronological order based on dated notebook entries.

Series consists of Schlesinger’s appointment book for 1991 and three undated spiral notebooks.

Series consists of notebooks written by Harry Logan as a student.

Series consists of a notebook containing quotations and notebooks about adult education in Saskatchewan, poverty and war.

Series consists of Aberle's handwritten field notes and journals, as well as printed transcriptions of those notes and journals. The series also includes interview transcripts from interviews conducted during Aberle's fieldwork. Most of the notes and journals are from Aberle's work with the Navajo; some include work pursued in Mongolia and his work on the Athapaskans.

Series consists of notes regarding fish processing, salmon runs, and other fisheries-related topics.
Title based on contents of series.

Series consists of notes and draft writings made by Shepherd on a variety of political issues and subjects.

Series consists of notes made by Milnor Roberts on timber, tracts, survey calculations, equipment and drills in 1913.

Series consists of primarily handwritten notebooks and pages containing unidentified and unorganized poems, prose, and other information.

This series includes notes and ideas on books by Kilian and others.

Series consists of handwritten notes, some of which appear to be pulled from spiral notebooks and often include architectural sketches. However, most of them are on the history of Venetian architecture. The folders are numbered in the order they were found in.

Series consists primarily of notes related to Blondal’s writing practice generally as well as her time as a student at the University of Manitoba in the 1940s. Also included in the series are university reading lists, reviews of Blondal’s publications (most of which appeared after her death), a copy of a radio play by Lydia Perera, and a guide for T.V. writers.

This series consists of handwritten notes and materials related to Stephen's research for her short stories, books (including a book about Alberta), and radio reporting. There are several files containing research on First Nations of B.C., as well as newspaper and magazine clippings. Some of these notes and materials are related to an interest in Hollywood and television writing that Stephen developed later in life.

Series consists of notes from Lowry, written on small note cards and scrap paper. Lowry wrote notes to Margerie frequently between 1939 and 1953. The cards often contain love notes to Margerie as well as scraps of poems, small sketches, thoughts, observations, and fragments of what would later become poems.

Series consists of typescript sheets in one volume relating to the translation from the Japanese by Rev. Harper Havelock Coates and Rev. Ryugaku Ishizuka (Head of the Jodo sect of Buddhism), published in 1925 in Kyoto.

Series consists of notes written by Rose, including notes written about other works and notes written in preparation for speeches and lectures.

The series consists of handwritten and typed notes and excerpts generated by Johns, including speeches, lectures, and research.

Series consists of miscellaneous notes not associated with any particular work by Lowry. Notes for individual works are filed with that work (see Manuscripts, Poetry and Manuscripts, Prose series). Notes are on loose pages and page fragments.

Series contains records pertaining to the development of the Nova Dance Theatre in Halifax, NS. Material relates to Jeanne Robinson's role at the director and creator of the theatre and includes correspondence, Canada Council grant applications, programing information and publicity.

In 1962, Nova Scotia Premier Robert Stanfield invited MacKenzie to inaugurate and chair the Nova Scotia University Grants Committee. The Committee was to advise the Nova Scotia government about facilities, standards and financing for the ten degree-granting institutions in the province.
The series consists of correspondence, working papers and printed material divided into two sections. The first section (boxes 184 to 190) includes material from 1971. The second was constructed from unorganized miscellaneous materials of MacKenzie's later years. The period covered is approximately 1968-1974, with some overlap with the material in the first section. Material in section two is arranged chronologically, correspondence arranged alphabetically, followed by working papers in chronological order. MacKenzie's many years as member and chairman of the N.S.U.G. Committee are represented, as are the general operations of the Committee.

Series consists of various drafts of the novel. The drafts are maintained in the order in which they were previously arranged.

Series consists of draft chapters, clippings, and notes of Messenger's work on his sea-themed novel called The Last Horizon.

The series consists of drafts and manuscripts of Rule's published novels and collected short stories. The material is arranged by the title of the publication.

Series consists of novels and plays in draft and finished form. The series contains publisher's copies of The Immortal Soul of Edwin Carlysle and Pretty Lady. Series also contains both hand-written annotations and correspondence with publishers.

The series consists of handwritten and typed drafts and manuscripts of McWhirter's novels. The material is arranged into published and unpublished material. In addition, the accrual in 2020 contains "Too Tall for You," an annotated synopsis of a current project.

Series consists of records related to McNeil’s novels. It contains drafts, correspondence with McNeil’s editors, publishers, publicists, as well as contracts with the same. It also consists of general conferences and reading programs that she attended or participated in.

Series consists of correspondence, reports, clippings and published materials, personnel records, contracts, memos, and other documents related to Berger's role as conciliator regarding the meaning and implementation of the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement of 1993. The dispute, between Nunavut Tungavik Inc. and the Government of Nunavut on the one hand and the Government of Canada on the other, related to employment and education and the extent of Canada's commitments in that connection. His 2006 report, <em>The Nunavut Project</em>, proposed far-reaching changes in the languages of education and of the workplace.

Except where otherwise noted, file names been retained and the arrangement reflects the creator's original order.

Source: 2011 letter from Thomas Berger to RBSC, located in Berger's accession file.

Series consists of correspondence, minutes, policy documents, reports, clippings, and other textual materials relating to the Nurse-Midwifery Service, a midwifery program that operates out of Grace Hospital. Series consists of two sub-series: Administrative Records and Committees.

Series contains correspondence, an invitation and published material relating to her nursing career and investiture in the Order of St. John.

The Alumni Association was formed to develop and foster a feeling of fellowship among alumni, encourage and support educational opportunities, to facilitate closer liaison between the faculty and students, and provide financial and other support for School of Nursing faculty and students.

Series consists of records documenting the activities of the Alumni Association.

Series contains correspondence, letters of acceptance, enrolment lists, diplomas, and transcripts, relating to Slaughter’s education towards a diploma from the Nursing Program of Vancouver General Hospital in 1932 and a Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Nursing from the University of British Columbia in 1933.

Series consists of lists, applications, notebooks, memos, reports, letters, cards, and other documents relating to Upshall's nursing education and career.

Series reflects various events about nursing Verna attended or coordinated. Records include correspondence, programs, and speech transcripts.

Series consists of records related to Emery's service as a Nurse, particularly during World War Two through St. John's Ambulance service. Record types include identification cards, certificates, correspondence, and photographs, including a detailed photograph album documenting Emery's time serving overseas from 1944 to 1945.

Series consists of photocopied materials and handwritten notes relating to Nursing Sisters.

Series consists of objects belonging or given to Thomas Crosby including a hymnal book and an engraved wax seal stamp.

Materials in this series consist of three-dimensional objects from the Klondike gold rush period, the Klondike gold rush centennial, and a sound recording, ranging in date from 1896 to 1997. Some objects in this series originated from businesses and individuals honouring and commemorating the lasting impact of the Klondike gold rush, whereas others were created during the gold rush as tools of trade. Major record types in this series include coins and tokens, but also included are playing cards, textile materials, and a puzzle.

Series consists of research notes, charts, data, drafts of papers, finished papers and correspondence related to gathered data. Most of which is handwritten but occasionally typewritten.

Series consists of oceanographic log sheets, inlet plots, and cruise lists.

Series consists of correspondence, budgets, mailing lists, job descriptions, policies and drafts relating to the administrative activities of Community Relations. Series also includes surveys regarding publications and public relations and speeches, publications and clippings. Two subseries: General and Budget Information.

Series consists of correspondence between the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and E. Tilford Fenton of Local 213 union, documenting Local 213 union’s involvement in the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, which primarily includes Fenton’s participation in conducting the proceedings of the Executive Board by mail votes and considering requests of local and U.S. unions for financial assistance. Series is arranged into two files: correspondence to E.T. Fenton 1912; correspondence to E.T. Fenton 1913.

Series consists only of out-going flimsies. The records document the whole correspondence of the department director during the periods noted. Series arranged in chronological order.

Series consists of compiled records and some ephemera and organizational publications by B.C. Hydro.