UBC AtoM

Article published in B.C. History of Nursing News 22, No. 1 (March 2011), pp. 4-6. Also presented at the 15th Annual Ethel Johns Nursing Research Forum February 4 and 5, 2011 and the CAHN Conference June 16, 2012 in Medicine Hat, Alberta.

Zerr, Sheila

[A submission to Premier Ujjal Dosanjh]

RBSC-ARC-1794-19-28
File
2000

Part of Bob Williams fonds

A Submission to the Forest Policy Advisory Committee of British Columbia

RBSC-ARC-1754-9-09
File
31 Mar. 1977

Part of Western Forest Products collection

A Submission to the Forest Policy Advisory Committee of British Columbia

RBSC-ARC-1754-10-03
File
31 Mar. 1977

Part of Western Forest Products collection

A suggestion for your return trip from California or the North Pacific coast

RBSC-ARC-1679-CC-TX-199-2-11
Item
[not before 1930]

Part of Wallace B. Chung and Madeline H. Chung collection

Pamphlet advertising Canadian Pacific hotels and routes along the Pacific coast.

Canadian Pacific Railway Company

A Sunday morning tub at Whaka.

BC-1750/64
Item
190-?

Part of British Columbia historical photograph collection

Children bathing in thermal spring, at Whakarewarewa, New Zealand.

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

A supplement to the fifth report of the Family and Children's Law Commission : the children's act, 1976, draft model act

RBSC-ARC-1031-7-5
File
1975

Part of Thomas Berger fonds

A supplement to the tract written in the year 1766 and entitle d Considerations on the expediency of procuring an Act of Parliament for settling the Province of Quebec

RBSC-ARC-1204-1-25
File
1768

Part of French Canadian history collection

Attorney-General Francis Maseres, to whom the document is attributed, supports the right of Parliament to legislate for the conquered Province and opposed the argument that the ownership and power to legislate fall exclusively to the Crown. While he rejects such a royal prerogative, he also dismisses the claim of the American colonies to be co-ordinate states within the Empire with the power to reject taxation.

A Survey of Canadian Baccalaureate and Master

RBSC-ARC-1831-053-08
File
1990-1992

Part of B.C. History of Nursing Society fonds

File includes several versions of the report, grant proposal, reports, financial information, questionnaire, and supporting documents. Co-authored with Louise Tenn, and consultant, John B. Collins.

Niskala, Helen

A Survey of Educational Resources in the Visual Arts in British Columbia

RBSC-ARC-1755-13-13
File
1965

Part of Zeljko Kujundzic fonds

Thesis presented to the Faculty of the Western Washington State College by Alfred Stanley Colton

[A Symposium for Japanese Canadians in the arts: Report]

RBSC-ARC-1791-48-03
File
1994

Part of National Association of Japanese Canadians fonds

A Tale Told by a Vidiot

RBSC-ARC-1403-13-8
File
1962

Part of Eric P. Nicol fonds

Includes typescript.

A TALK WITH CHUANG-TZU [by Carol Stetser]

RBSC-ARC-1845-104-27
File
2005

Part of Anna Banana fonds

A Talmudic tale

RBSC-ARC-1679-CC-TX-196-6
File
[1904?]

Part of Wallace B. Chung and Madeline H. Chung collection

Pamphlet relating a tale as heard by fourteen journalists as they returned from the World's Fair in St. Louis on board the Canadian Pacific Railway.

[Unknown] (Authorized heading)

A Tapestry of Fragments (1 of 3) / Olga Park

RBSC-ARC-1771-12-19
File
[19–]

Part of Mary Olga Park fonds

A Tapestry of Fragments (2 of 3) / Olga Park

RBSC-ARC-1771-12-20
File
[19–]

Part of Mary Olga Park fonds

A Tapestry of Fragments (3 of 3) / Olga Park

RBSC-ARC-1771-12-21
File
[19–]

Part of Mary Olga Park fonds

[A teaching diary of one of the classes of the Korean Language School of Vancouver]

RBSC-ARC-1813-2-39
File
March 1984

Part of Korean Canadian Heritage Archive

A thank you letter to Mr. Charles Wing

RBSC-ARC-1679-CC-TX-299-208
Item
14 Jan. 1957

Part of Wallace B. Chung and Madeline H. Chung collection

Item is a letter sent from W. H. Hamilton to Charles Wing thanking him for an early Christmas gift, and giving thoughts on the possible fate of some mining towns.

Hamilton, W.H.

A third class four berth cabin : S.S. "Montreal"