File consists of information relating to the establishment of the Department. (1994 statement)

File contains the following materials: 1984-88; incl report of activities 1988/92; 1993/94; Web page June 1998 (paper); Newsletter: Northern Health Research Bull 4#2 1992; 5#1 1993

File contains the following materials: Historical material: incl 6th Int'l Symposium on Circumpolar Health (from UMMJ 1985), 1970-74 Review of Agreements between Univ Man NMU and Health & Welfare Canada, letter on malpractice insurance for students serving with NMU at Health & Welfare Canada facilities, Jones Churchill Development Plan, NMU moves to Churchill Centre 1975; Visit of USSR Health Officials 1976, announcement of 30th anniversary symposium Dec 2000, UMMJ (1970) 42: 56-7; incl bio of JAH for the John Arthur Hildes Circumpolar Awards plus list of winners.

File contains the following material. Program: 1975-76; incl papers on "Diabetes in Manitoba Indians" (Waters/Kaufman), "Summary of Nutrition Research, Manitoba Indians" (Ellestad-Sayed); also incl Native Approaches to Health Conference program, 1976.

Series consists of the following materials: (1) "the caribou heard" 1990-91- . Appears to have been resuscitated as the "J.A. Hildes Northern Medical Unit News" for 2003-2004 and then reverted back to "the caribou heard" for 2005-

File contains: Biennial Report 1999-2000, 2000-01 and related information.

File contains: draft proposal 2008, recruitment; Symposium notice May 2009.

File contains the following items: Sections: (1) Emergency Medicine: review of StB Dept, position description; (2) Palliative Medicine - terms of reference"

File contains the following items: Historical material incl re-cap of program 1960-77; list of statistics & graduates, copy of Man Med issue on family med (1991) 61(1); Kirk "What do family physicians do in Winnipeg" "in rural Manitoba" 2000, "Strategic Planning" presentation by Reynolds 2003, pamphlet "becoming a family physician ..." 2006; [paper on teaching program 1974-79].

File contains the following materials: : (1) V 6(3) 1994; v.7 (4) 1996; V 9(1-4) 1997,1998, 2001; (2) Family Medicine Research U of M Sep Dec 1996, Mar Jun Nov 1997, Mar 1998.

Series consists of the following materials: (1) By-laws 1984 (Feb and ?), 1988; (2) Minutes of council & misc ctes 1980, 1990-91, Nov 29, 1995; (3) Standing Committees Standing Rules 1984 (Feb and May).

Material for the Evaluation of Major Genetics Centres for Service or Training 1990.

File contains: historical information and Chap 10 "Human genetics in Manitoba" from Soltan (ed) Medical Genetics in Canada.

Proposal to Establish a Department of Human Genetics in the Faculty of Medicine 1984.

Proposal for a Joint Program in Genetics, Faculty of Medicine, UM, 1974

Department of Human Genetics Retreats: 1983, 1987 Wildwood Club.

Proposal for the Establishment of a MRC Group in Human Genetics 1972

Newsletter v.1#1 Dec 1991

The Jane Evans file contains the following material:

1. Evans appointed one of 16 Medical Research Council Directors Bull 1 Dec 1994 (1p)
   
2. Causes and early detection are focus of study on congenital handicaps (1p)
   
3. Appointed Head Dept Biochem & Med Genetics Dean's Office 20 Nov 2000 (1p)
   
4. YMCA-YWCA Woman of Distinction for Science Technology and the Environment notice 2001 (1p)
   
5. "Late pregnancy complications targeted" WFP 14 Feb 2003 (1p)
   
6. Chairperson report (J Evans) MHRC Annual Report 2003-2004 (2pp)
   
7. Health Sciences Grad Student Assn awarded 2005 Mentorship Award to JE Man Med Fall/Winter 2005/2006 (1p)
   
8. "Science combatting neural-tube defects-Babies live better lives" WFP 14 Apr 2007 (1p)
   
9. Retirement notice, 21 Jan 2010 (1p)
   
10. Appointed Prof Emeritus, 2010 Spring Convocation booklet 2010; Bull v44(4) 20 May 2010; correction Bull v44(5) 10 June 2010 (3pp)

The collection consists of the following material:

-CHLA Conference material
-Correspondence, Minutes and Reports

This fonds consists of correspondence between Elinor Black and her friends, family, and colleagues; information about Black's education; medical papers and addresses given by Black; a copy of Black's unpublished book "The Professor and His Wife: The Stoughton Story"; photographs of Black, her friends, and her family; account books; diaries; sketchbooks; a scrapbook; and several small objects belonging to Black.

The collection consists of correspondence, immigration material and certificates, research notes, photographs, and slides dating from 1913 to 2006. The correspondence is predominantly related to Dr. Bihler’s professional activities, with the immigration material and certificates relating to both Ivan and Lenka Magda Bihler. The photograph collection is comprised of portraits and family photographs.

The Collection is organized into fifteen series:

1. Biographical material
2. Professional associations
3. Speeches and addresses
4. Publications
5. Personal correspondence
6. Professional correspondence
7. Research material
8. Chrono files
9. Consulting
10. President’s Office
11. Day planners
12. Biotechnology
13. Letters of congratulation
14. Photographic media
15. Electronic media

This collection consists of 15 Hollinger boxes and 8 archival shoeboxes of material relating to the history of Seven Oaks General Hospital, including its construction and the construction of the hospital's Wellness Institute. Material relating to the construction and promotion of Seven Oaks and the Wellness Institute is also included in the collection. The majority of the photographs in this collection are of members of the hospital's staff and board members at events in and supporting the hospital. Also included in the collection are copies of the hospital's newsletters, VHS copies of local television programs featuring the hospital, and copies of speeches and other public relations material.

MSS 6, PC 4 consists of twenty four diaries written by G. L. Shanks and a collection of photographs pertaining to Professor Shanks' essay "Philip Grove - His Ability to Describe the Rural Scene."

A1981-016 consists of Shanks' glass slides and printed material.

A1979-014 includes lecture notes, manuscripts and published articles, radio and television scripts, maps, photographs, newspaper clippings, magazine articles and scrapbooks. In addition, there are three boxes of Indian Legends, recorded in the scrapbooks of Alex Grisdale of the Scanterbury Indian Reservation (2 boxes) and transcribed by Mrs. Shipley (1 box).
The map collection is noteworthy for its maps of the old Indian trails which crossed the prairie provinces of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta.
The photograph collection contains pictures of historic sites throughout Manitoba. It is particularly valuable, however, for its record of old and new, urban and rural transportation in Manitoba (e.g. Red River carts, streetcars, railways, steamships, dog sleds and air transport). It provides a pictorial record of hydro developments in northern Manitoba and of the growth and demise of northern towns and settlements. Major and cottage industries, wildlife, flora and fauna of Manitoba are included. Among the portraits are native peoples, early missionaries and settlers and contemporary civic minded individuals. The research materials are on miscellaneous topics paralleling those of the picture collection.

A2005-082 consists of Nan Shipley’s unpublished autobiography Most of it was fun; unpublished manuscript Women of Fort Albany, correspondence, and numerous short stories and articles.

The Ritchie Collection consists entirely of the office files he generated as a Member of Parliament from 1968-1979. It does not contain any of his medical papers, files on his patients, or any other documents not directly related to his political career.

Unlike many other Members of Parliament collections, Ritchie’s has a very complete run of his speeches and parliamentary reports through the years which, more than any other records, provide a strong sense of his politics, views and philosophies. His constituency files provide the researcher with a fairly good prospective on the attitudes and concerns of western Manitobans throughout these years.

The collection includes personal papers from the three generations of Manitoba Pitblados: documents, correspondence, writings, scrapbooks. The most voluminous batch of correspondence consists of Edward's letters home from Europe during World War I and while holding his Rhodes Scholarship. There are letters from other family members, especially as arising from Isaac and Edward's interest in reconstructing the Pitblado genealogy. Materials of particular interest in the Charles Bruce segment relate to the Canadian Northwest in the 1880's, including the 1885 Riel Rebellion, and to the Presbyterian Church (notably St. Andrew's and Westminster, Winnipeg). The Isaac segment contains a number of drafts or notes for addresses, many to legal audiences. Both the Isaac and the Edward segments preserve source material for the history of Canadian sports.

This collection contains most of Sol Sinclair's papers, which were written for public use between 1945 and 1975. Many of his handwritten drafts, notes, research materials and statistical data are also included. The collection's main emphasis is on the papers, essays and articles researched and written by Dr. Sinclair.

Correspondence relating to Dr. Sinclair's professional activities is also included. The majority of the correspondence relates to his duties with the University of Manitoba, other institutions, and government committees.

Dr. Sinclair's role in the development of Agricultural Economics at the University of Manitoba and his contribution to Canadian agriculture and fisheries is well documented in this collection.