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CIMAS information files

Description Level

File

Series Number

1

File Number

13

Date Range

1978-2018

Scope and Content

Articles, newspaper clippings, and brochures relating to fish farming and wild fish stocks from 1978-2018. Full issue of Salmonid containing bundle of newspaper clippings on fish farming, 1984-1985; Full issue of Fish Farming International Magazine, 1988; Fish Farms in Area B Regional Directors Report, 2009; Poster entitled The Get Out Migration by Salmon Are Sacred, undated. Some notable keywords: Wilderness Committee; David Suzuki Foundation; Farmed and Dangerous; Salmon Are Sacred organization; sea lice; Sea Shepherd Society

Storage Range

Drawer 1

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File

Series Number

2

File Number

57

Date Range

early 1900s-2014

Scope and Content

Historical info from the early 1900s. Info on the Linnaea Farm Society, Linnaea Farm Fest, Linnaea Harvest Festival, Linnaea Farm agricultural programs, Linnaea school history, programs, activities and plays,book launches, public disk golf course, and the Community Land Trust (CLT), 1973-2014. Linnaea Farm purchase receipt from Mansons Landing, 1993. Cortes Island phone book, 1990. Linnaea School Productions play itineraries, 2006-2008. Additional keywords: Donna Bracewell; Ken Hansen; Streamkeepers; raw milk

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Drawer 2

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File

Series Number

3

File Number

54

Date Range

early 1900s-2020

Scope and Content

Blog posts from Mike Manson, Sunnybrae, 2016-2020. Historical info on Sunnybrae, early 1900s. Maps and Sunnybrae site plan. Crown Grant for Sunnybrae, 1893.

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Drawer 3

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Dorothy Huck Whalley fonds

Description Level

Item

Creator

Whalley, Dorothy Huck

Fonds Number

2011.001

Series Number

1

Item Number

2011.001.038

Material Type

graphic material

Date Range

[1918?]

Physical Description

1 photograph print: b&w; 11 x 8 cm

Scope and Content

Photograph of three children, Betty, Mary and Jack Marshall, in front of a house porch, Moose Jaw, Sk.

Geographic Access

Saskatchewan

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Dorothy Huck Whalley fonds

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Item

Creator

Whalley, Dorothy Huck

Fonds Number

2011.001

Series Number

2

Item Number

2011.001.225

Material Type

graphic material

Date Range

1922

Physical Description

1 photograph print: b&w; 7 x 11.5 cm

Scope and Content

Photograph of Billie Huck, in shorts and barefoot, seated on the edge of a wooden box in a field. Split-rail fences and part of a building (probably Burnside) can be seen in the background.

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Dorothy Huck Whalley fonds

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Item

Creator

Whalley, Dorothy Huck

Fonds Number

2011.001

Series Number

2

Item Number

2011.001.274

Material Type

graphic material

Date Range

[ca. 1922]

Physical Description

1 photograph print: b&w; 11.5 x 7 cm

Scope and Content

Photograph of a landscape showing snow on Grouse Mt. with the peaks of the Lions in the background.

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Dorothy Huck Whalley fonds

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Item

Creator

Whalley, Dorothy Huck

Fonds Number

2011.001

Series Number

2

Item Number

2011.001.424

Material Type

graphic material

Date Range

1923

Physical Description

1 photograph print: b&w; 11 x 6 cm

Scope and Content

Photograph of two boys seated on the running board of a car. The car has a cloth roof and wooden spoked wheels. Milestone, Sk.

Geographic Access

Saskatchewan

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Dorothy Huck Whalley fonds

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Item

Creator

Whalley, Dorothy Huck

Fonds Number

2011.001

Series Number

2

Item Number

2011.001.467

Material Type

graphic material

Date Range

1924

Physical Description

1 photograph print: b&w; 13.5 x 8 cm

Scope and Content

Photograph of a group of people in a farm yard in Saskatchewan. Also in the picture are farm buildings, dogs, a buggy and a waterbarrel.

Geographic Access

Saskatchewan

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