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Series consists of five correspondence files addressing a variety of administrative concerns. Much of the correspondence is written to or from Gordon Peacock, in his capacity as Associate Professor of Drama. The series also includes annual reports and interdepartmental memorandums. Correspondents also include significant theatre personalities including H.G. Glyde and Betty Mitchell. The series title is based on the content of the records.

File contains administrative records of the Research Ethics Office.

Includes Faculty of Arts and General Faculties council committee files pertaining to matriculation, admission, quota and transfer requirements and regulations.

The Post-Secondary Learning Act of Alberta gives General Faculties Council (GFC) responsibility, subject to the authority of the Board of Governors, over "academic affairs" (section 26(1)) and over "standards and policies respecting the admission of persons to the university as students" (section 26(1)(n)). Further, the Post-Secondary Learning Act gives the Board of Governors authority over "admission requirements" (sections 60(1)(c) and (d)). The Board has delegated its authority over admission requirements to GFC. The Post-Secondary Learning Act of Alberta gives Faculty Councils power to “provide for the admission of students to the faculty” (29(1)(c)). The admission requirements for any Faculty is approved by GFC and published in the current edition of the University Calendar.

The responsibility for admissions decisions is vested in the Faculty Admission Committees or in the Deans of the respective Faculties, as the councils of such Faculties will determine. The responsibility for admission decisions for Open Studies remains in the Office of the Registrar and Student Awards.

The Office of the Registrar, as Chair of the original Admissions Committee, served as the first principle administrative entity responsible for admissions. As the university student body and administrative structure grew, responsibility for admissions was distributed through various faculties, the Senate, and the General Faculties Council. Until 1969, when authority was transferred to the newly created Secretariat's Office, the Registrar served as Secretary of the General Faculties Council, the principle oversight body for admissions. The Registrar remains an ex-officio member of this council and continues to supply policy advice and execute admissions policy for the University. The principal admissions activities include: liaison (high school and college), access, information distribution, orientation, application processing, document evaluation, and transfer credit.

The records in this series reflect the distributed authority of the admissions functions. Predominantly textual, the records consists of committee meeting minutes, interdepartmental correspondence, correspondence with student applicants, deliberation on policy formulation including research, consultation with other schools, and advice to councilors and high schools concerning matriculation and admission requirements.

Correspondence, brochures, and newspaper clippings regarding adoption legislation.

Correspondence, memorandum, and copies of newspaper clippings regarding Adrienne Clarkson's tenure as Governor General and titles used for the spouse of a Governor General.

Photo depicts adult Reindeer and fawn at Kidluit Bay, Arctic coast, N.W.T. Photo is hand-tinted.

Advisor on native affairs file

Correspondence, background notes, reports, contracts, and briefs regarding legal opinions sought by the Advisory Council on the Status of Women on the Citizenship Act, as well as consulations on the Human Rights bill, maternity leave, matrimonial property rights, and family court.

"Status of Women in Canada" published by the Minister Responsible for the Status of Women, the Advisory Council on the Status of Women annual reports,"Status of Women Alberta," "The Royal Commission on the Status of Women in Canada" report, "It's Your Turn: A Handbook for Canadian Women" by the Canadian Advisory Council on the Status of Women, and "Status of Women Canada: Yesterday and Today" poster.

Conference reports, annual reports, policy reviews, progress reports, and research policy fact sheets regarding women's equality, opportunity equality, the status of women, and the United Nations plans for the advancement of women in developing nations.

Background papers, fact sheets, assessment reports, and annual report regarding the advancement of women in Nairobi, women's rights and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, women in politics, and "20 Years Later: An assessment of the implementation of the Recommendations of the Royal Commission on the Status of Women."

"Electoral Systems and Representative Legislatures: Considerations of Alternative Electoral Systems" by the Canadian Advisory Council on the Status of Women, Fact sheets "Nairobi Forward-looking Strategies for the Advancement of Women: Issues and the Canadian Situation" by Status of Women Canada, and "Economic Model to Assist in the Determination of Spousal Support" by the Department of Justice and Status of Women Canada.

Books and booklets published by the Canadian Advisory Council on the Status of Women including "The Equality Game: Women in the Federal Public Service (1908--1987)," "Women and Labour Market Poverty," "Canadian Charter Equality Rights for Women: One Step Forward or Two Steps Back?," "Battered But Not Beaten...: Preventing Wife Battering in Canada," "The Royal Commission Report: 10 Years Later," "The Persons Papers: Regarding Rape," "The Persons Papers: Matrimonial Property," "The Person Papers: Fringe Benefits," and "The Persons Papers: Birth Planning." Also includes "Listing of Women's Groups 1984" by the Secretary of State and "Towards Equality for Women" by the Status of Women Canada.

Organize magazine, "Setting the Stage for the Next Century: The Federal Plan for Gender Equality" by Status of Women Canada, and "Report on Consultations held March-May 1996 and Follow-up Action Plan" by Status of Women Canada regarding a consultation process across Canada seeking input into the future direction of Status of Women Canada.

Policy Research "Social Policy, Gender Inequality and Poverty" and "Discussion Paper of Approaches to Consultation" by Status of Women Canada .

Facts sheets and background papers regarding the advancement of women in Nairobi and women and criminal law.

Correspondence from the Canadian Advisory Council on the Status of Women regarding National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women, Persons Case II, discrimination against women, HIV/ AIDS, and the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women Also includes copies of " Women News: The United Nations Works for Women" and "Women 2000: Activities of non-governmental organizations."

Correspondence, telephone directories, copies of newspaper and encyclopedia articles, copies of annual reports, news releases, organization lists, forms, memorandum, biographies, and provisional agendas regarding the 43rd-44th session of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women, Status of Women Canada's Policy Research Fund (PRF), and the Sixth Meeting of Commonwealth Ministers Responsible for Women's Affairs (WAMM-6).

Correspondence, speech transcripts and notes (by the Honourable Mary Collins, Minister Responsible for the Status of Women), fact sheets, Consensus Report on the Constitution - 1992, invitations, chronologies, press releases, and memorandum regarding the status of women, violence against women and children, Persons' Case II, the first Women's History Month in Canada.

Correspondence, organization and speaker lists, photos, overviews, recommendations, comparative analyses, actions, reports, bibliographies, newsletters, copies of magazine articles, proposals, and programs regarding Status of Women Canada, the Canadian Advisory Council on the Status of Women, and the 41st-43rd sessions of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women

Correspondence, memorandum, recommendations, surveys, copies of newspaper clippings, and press releases from the Canadian Advisory Council on the Status of Women regarding the status of women, abortion, child care, Persons Case II, the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women, and pay equality. Also includes "National Report for the Review and Appraisal of the Implementation of the forward-looking strategies: Canada" prepared for the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women.

Correspondence, newsletters, fact sheets, copies of financial estimates for the Canadian Advisory Council on the Status of Women and Human Resouces Development Canada, memorandum, and Commons debates regarding the Fifth Meeting of Commonwealth Ministers Responsible for Women's Affairs (WAMM-5), Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW), Fourth World Conference on Women, International Women's Week/Day, Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women, and Persons' Case II.

Correspondence, planning of the Canadian Committee on the Status of Women, reports, speech excerpts, short biographies, and draft agendas from the Canadian Advisory council on the Status of Women regarding immigration and citizenship, taxation, the Royal Commission on the Status of Women, and the status of women.

Recommendations, correspondence, presentations, memorandum, press releases, transcripts of telephone conversations, and progress reports from the Canadian Advisory Council on the Status of Women regarding the proposed federal Human Rights Commission and the Human Rights Act, the status of women, and abortion.

Correspondence, statements of the Canadian Advisory Council on the Statis of women president, newsletters, recommendations, agendas, list of national women's organisations, and press releases from the Canadian Advisory Council on the Status of Women regarding the status of women, abortion,the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women, the Persons Award, and women and the constitution. Also includes a handbook on Government Policy and Decision Making Process.

Correspondence, Commons debates, press releases, members and organizations lists, notes, charter analyses, transcripts of telephone conversations, memorandum, Persons' Case II special jurisdictions, and revised statutes - 1985 regarding the Canadian Advisory Council on the Status of Women and Persons' Case II, including equitable gender representation in the Senate.

Background notes, notes for addresses, draft programs and papers, copies of newspaper clippings, National Action Committee on the Status of Women meeting reports, correspondence, memorandum, summaries, and commissions, regarding the Advisory Council on the Status of Women, Canadian Human Rights Act (Bill C-72), International Women's Year (1975), and organizing M.E. Ritchie's various keynote speeches at conferences and seminars.

Notes for addresses, recommendations, bibliographies, draft papers, and an analysis of employment statistics regarding the Advisory Council on the Status of Women, Bill C-72, maternity leave and benefits, marriage law, and women in the public service. Includes an address by the Hon. Marc Lalonde, Minister Responsible for the Status of Women, called "The Media Mirage."

Statements, background papers, speeches, calendar of events, and correspondence regarding the Royal Commission on the Status of Women, economic equality of women, status of women, equal pay, and violence against women.

Statements, biographical notes, notices, reports, recommendations, reading lists, summaries, correspondence, comparisons, texts of addresses, and manifestos regarding the Canadian Advisory Council on the Status of Women, and the taxation, social equality, and status of women. Also includes the essay "History of the Status of Women in the Province of Quebec" by Micheline D.-Johnson (1968).

Opening remarks, briefs, proposals, reports,and notes regarding the second annual Federal-Provincial-Territorial Meeting of Ministers Responsible for Women (1983), violence against women, and labour equality.

Summaries, presentations, support program lists, responsibilities, reviews, news releases, and remarks regarding the Federal-Provincial-Territorial Conference of Ministers Responsible for the Status of Women, Commission of Inquiry into Part-time Work (1983), family violence, and labour equality.

Statements, background papers, speeches and correspondence regarding women in politics, poverty, economic equality of women, status of women, equal pay, and the status of disabled persons.

House of Commons debates and Senate debates regarding the status of women.

Correspondence, transcripts, progress reports, newspaper clippings, briefs, and reports regarding June Menzies of the Canadian Advisory Council on the Status of Women on marriage rights, property rights, dower rights, inheritance rights, pension rights, the Lavell case on status rights for aboriginal women, and the recommendations of the Royal Commission on the Status of Women. Also includes "Report of the Monaitoba Volunteer Committee on the Status of Women" as submitted to the Royal Commission on the Status of Women.

The Office of the Co-ordinator Status of Women, Status of Women Canada, and Canadian Advisory Council on the Status of Women newletters.

Status of Women Canada news releases, members lists, overviews, fact sheets, backgrounders, a copy of Bill-C, address notes, bibliographies, and copies of newspaper clippings regarding the Canadian Advisory Council on the Status of Women, the Criminal Code respecting family violence, child abuse, and violence against women, National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women, the Guide to Gender-based Policy Analysis, and the 4th annual conference of Federal/Provincial/Territorial Ministers Responsible for the Staus of Women (1985).

Newspaper clippings and speeches regarding the Women's Council, the status of women, women's employment, women in politics, and issues between the Canadian Advisory Council on the Status of Women and Minister for the Status of Women, Lloyd Axworthy.

Correspondence, notes, meeting minutes, legislative bills, breifs, and copies of newspaper clippings regarding Rosemary Brown, Chairman of the Status of Women Council and Member of the Legislative Assembly for British Columbia, on women's legal rights, maintenance acts, and the implementation of the recommendations of the Royal Commission on the Status of Women.

AECL (Atomic Energy of Canada Limited) Semi-Annual Status Report of the Canadian Nuclear Fuel Waste Management Program, 1986 April 1 - September 30, Pinawa MB 1987. Report contains inserts and notes by WE Harris.

Aerial view of Anchor Bay, Saskatchewan

Aerial view of Anchor Bay, Saskatchewan

Aerial view of Anchor Bay, Saskatchewan

Aerial view of Anchor Bay, Saskatchewan

Photo depicts an aerial view of the [Athabasca River] area, taken from inside an airplane

Photo depicts an aerial view of the [Athabasca River] area, taken from inside an airplane

Photo depicts an aerial view of the Bitumount plant site

Photo depicts an aerial view of the Bitumount plant site

Photo depicts an aerial view of the Bitumount Plant site still under construction

Photo depicts an aerial view of the Bitumount Plant site still under construction

Photo depicts an aerial view of the Bitumount airstrip and surrounding countrysdie

Photo depicts an aerial view of the Bitumount airstrip and surrounding countrysdie

Photo depicts an aerial view of the camp at the International Bitumen Company tar sands plant. Buildings from left to ritght include Warehouse, Office and Lab, Bunkhouse, Dining Hall, and Staff Cottages.

Photo depicts an aerial view of Fort McKay and surrounding scenery

Photo depicts an aerial view of Fort McKay and surrounding scenery

Photo depicts aerial view of Fort Simpson, looking east - Liard River to the right, Mackenzie river to the left. Probably a Government Photograph.

Aerial view of "C.M. and S., Goldfield, Saskatchewan"

Aerial view of Goldfield, Saskatchewan; an x is marked on the photo

Aerial view of "C.M. and S., Goldfield, Saskatchewan"

Aerial view of "C.M. and S., Goldfield, Saskatchewan"

Aerial view of "C.M. and S., Goldfield, Saskatchewan"

Aerial view of Goldfield, Saskatchewan; an x is marked on the photo

Photo depicts an aerial view shot from an airplane approaching a landing strip in Northern Alberta; part of the plane's wing is visible in the upper right photo corner

Photo depicts an aerial view shot from an airplane approaching a landing strip in Northern Alberta; part of the plane's wing is visible in the upper right photo corner

Photo depicts an aerial view of the McKay and Ells Rivers and surrounding country-side

Photo depicts an aerial view of the McKay and Ells Rivers and surrounding country-side

Photograph depicts an aerial view of McMurray and district, taken from a height of two miles. J. Dewey Soper had a two year position (1932-1934) to conduct biological and geographical investigations in the Wood Buffalo Park district for the Department of the Interior. This photograph is a photo-postcard.

Photo depicts aerial view of Alberta government's oil sands pilot project plant, the frozen Athabasca river in the background.

Photo depicts aerial view of Alberta government's oil sands pilot project plant, the frozen Athabasca river in the background.

Photo depicts aerial view of Alberta government's oil sands pilot project plant, the frozen Athabasca river in the background.

Photo depicts an aerial view of the Tar Sands Pilot Project Plant

Photo depicts an aerial view of the Tar Sands Pilot Project Plant. Frozen Athabasca River in the foreground, plant in the background.

Photo depicts an aerial view of the Tar Sands Pilot Project Plant. Frozen Athabasca River in the foreground, plant in the background.

Photo depicts an aerial view of the Tar Sands Pilot Project Plant. Frozen Athabasca River in the foreground, plant in the background.

Photo depicts an aerial view of the Tar Sands Pilot Project Plant

Photo depicts an aerial view of the Tar Sands Pilot Project Plant

Photograph depicts an aerial view of the Hudson Bay railway bridge crossing the Saskatchewan River at The Pas, Manitoba. The Soper family travelled through Manitoba on their rail journey to Ottawa, Ontario. They were returning to southern Canada after spending thirteen months living in Lake Harbour, Baffin Island. This photograph was likely a purchased postcard.

Photograph depicts an aerial view of the Hudson Bay railway bridge crossing the Saskatchewan River at The Pas, Manitoba. The Soper family travelled through Manitoba on their rail journey to Ottawa, Ontario. They were returning to southern Canada after spending thirteen months living in Lake Harbour, Baffin Island. This photograph was likely a purchased postcard.

Photograph depicts an aerial view of The Pas, Manitoba looking southward; the Saskatchewan River is in the foreground. The Soper family stopped at The Pas on their rail journey to Ottawa, Ontario. They were returning to southern Canada after spending the previous thirteen months in Lake Harbour, Baffin Island. This photograph was likely a purchased postcard.

Photograph depicts an aerial view of The Pas, Manitoba in winter; the view is looking eastward with the Saskatchewan River on the left. The Soper family travelled through Manitoba on their rail journey to Ottawa, Ontario. They were returning to southern Canada after spending thirteen months in Lake Harbour, Baffin Island where Dewey Soper had a federal government contract to survey and explore in the region.

Photograph depicts an aerial view of The Pas, Manitoba in winter; the view is looking eastward with the Saskatchewan River on the left. The Soper family travelled through Manitoba on their rail journey to Ottawa, Ontario. They were returning to southern Canada after spending thirteen months in Lake Harbour, Baffin Island where Dewey Soper had a federal government contract to survey and explore in the region.

Photograph depicts an aerial view of The Pas, Manitoba looking southward; the Saskatchewan River is in the foreground. The Soper family stopped at The Pas on their rail journey to Ottawa, Ontario. They were returning to southern Canada after spending the previous thirteen months in Lake Harbour, Baffin Island. This photograph was likely a purchased postcard.

Photograph depicts an aerial view of The Pas, Manitoba looking southward; the Saskatchewan River is in the foreground. The Soper family stopped at The Pas on their rail journey to Ottawa, Ontario. They were returning to southern Canada after spending the previous thirteen months in Lake Harbour, Baffin Island. This photograph was likely a purchased postcard.

Photograph depicts an aerial view of the Hudson Bay railway bridge crossing the Saskatchewan River at The Pas, Manitoba. The Soper family travelled through Manitoba on their rail journey to Ottawa, Ontario. They were returning to southern Canada after spending thirteen months living in Lake Harbour, Baffin Island. This photograph was likely a purchased postcard.

Photograph depicts an aerial view of The Pas, Manitoba in winter; the view is looking eastward with the Saskatchewan River on the left. The Soper family travelled through Manitoba on their rail journey to Ottawa, Ontario. They were returning to southern Canada after spending thirteen months in Lake Harbour, Baffin Island where Dewey Soper had a federal government contract to survey and explore in the region.

Copies of newspaper clippings, press releases, speeches, and correspondence regarding the founding of Affiliation Quebec as a federalist provincial political party.

Correspondence, transcripts, newsletters, and memorandum regarding traditional medical practices in Africa and their effect on women and girls.

Photo depicts ice breakup on shores of Liard and Mackenzie Rivers.

Photo depicts ice breakup on shores of Liard and Mackenzie Rivers.

Photo is one of a series of fourteen in a brown paper folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Henry Steinhauer Centennial Celebrations at Goodfish Lake in July, 1955. Photo no. 3 depicts group of men, women and children on and around steps of Goodfish Lake United Church. Photo is captioned "After the centennial ceremony."

Photo is one of a series of fourteen in a brown paper folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Henry Steinhauer Centennial Celebrations at Goodfish Lake in July, 1955. Photo no. 3 depicts group of men, women and children on and around steps of Goodfish Lake United Church. Photo is captioned "After the centennial ceremony."

Photo is one of a series of fourteen in a brown paper folder, taken by Reta Rowan at the Henry Steinhauer Centennial Celebrations at Goodfish Lake in July, 1955. Photo no. 3 depicts group of men, women and children on and around steps of Goodfish Lake United Church. Photo is captioned "After the centennial ceremony."

Postcard depicts man standing in front of log building, caption reads "After the storm. End of Steel A.G.W.R.R. [Alberta Great Waterways Rail Road]".