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A title page of an issue from 1953 - the exact date is unkonw. The title page has been detached from the resto f the issue. The page features typewritten editorial articles and some other regular columns such as Lorna Love-Lorn and Humour.

Promotional leaflet on pink paper advertising a concert for Bill Haley and His Comets at the Marco Polo.

The Fall 2004 edition of the SJC newsletter features reflections from acting principal Shel Cherry on his time spent at SJC. It also includes articles detailing charitable acts organized by the "SJC Junior Fellows" club and the unfortunate…

St. George's School first Programme of Athletic Sports. Programme lists the officials as well as the events in order of execution.

This pamphlet gives information about the choral history of Powell River and the schedule of the first Choral Festival Kathaumixw. It also outlines how to get information about getting to Powell River, accommodation during the festival, how to…

This SJC newsletter published in the summer of 1997 discusses the legacy of Saint John's University in Shanghai and how the newly constructed St. John's College at UBC will carry on the Johannean mission: to spread light and truth and…

Typed letter from the vice-president expressing thanks for a previously held luncheon on behalf of the Vancouver Magigals. The letter also refers to an enclosed cheque to pay for the luncheon.

Letter explaining the reasoning and justification for the orientation of a new map showing the distribution of indigenous groups along the northwestern coast of North America (COAST-1; COAST-2 and COAST-3). This letter accompanied COAST 1.

Notes used in the creation of the map "North American Indian Languages"

Volume 1 of the Sointula Scuttlebutt is the first issue of the newsletter. It is 6 pages long and contains typewritten articles and handrawn advertisements. This issue features an editorial on the goals of the publication and an essay on the history…

Drink menu for Marco Polo, featuring a comprehensive selection of special cocktails and spirits.

A 7-page menu from the Marco Polo, including an introduction to the smorgasbord by the restaurant's manager. The manager introduces traditional Chinese eating and cooking practices and culinary philosophy. The cover page features a man riding…

Simple menu on paper with notable wear and fading of original purple ink.

This edition of the St. John's College newsletter was publised in Winter 2002. The front page describes the first-ever Diwali celebration at the college, which was organized by residents. It also announces that Chef Clarence Tay was selected to…

An undated Scuttlebutt Newsletter that is presumed to be from early February 1953. The issue is 6 pages long and features typewritten articles and hand-drawn advertisements. In addition to regular columns and updates, it contains an editorial on…

The Festival Syllabus details the competitions that participants could enter during the first Choral Festival Kathaumixw. It gives a description of what must be performed for each competition, who can perform and what the prize monies are for the…

A summary of land claims made by First Nations tribes, the content of their claims, and the status of those claims at the time of publication

Promotional leaflet on yellow paper advertising a concert for Jim Pati and the Sparklers at the Marco Polo.

[Description] This pamphlet lists prizes from the second Fall Fair hosted by the Squamish Farmers Institute (SFI). Fred Thorne, the great-grandfather of Terry Thorne, was a member of the SFI. Fred Thorne was a manager of the Squamish Valley Hops…

April delayed 1960 issue of the Scuttlebutt Newsletter. This issue is 4 pages long and feautures full publication of the School District Referendum, and ads that combine type with drawings done by hand.

A collection of recipes provided by individuals from several First Nations communities across coastal and interior British Columbia, published by Health and Welfare Canada in 1971.

Scuttlebutt Newsletter from February of 1953. Issue number unknown. This issue is 10 pages long, and features typewritten articles, handrawn advertisements, and contest flyer. All are donw using a purple ink.

A notice containing a simple programme for Chinese New Year Evening, involving cocktails, dinner, and a lion dance with Orient Express music.

A summary of a report on the costs and benefits to the Government of Canada relating to treaty settlements in British Columbia