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The men's hockey gold medal at Salt Lake City in 2002 was voted by fans as the #1 Canadian Olympic Winter Games Moment of all time - out of 10 moments - in an online contest hosted by the Royal Canadian Mint and Canada's Olympic Broadcast…

Photograph on front shows several rubber boots lie, soles towards the viewer, in the trunk of a van; inscriptions on back include text reading "Dear Michael at long last- c'est arrivé- good to know you were there- Love, El”, attached black…

Photograph on front shows 100 rubber boots cluster around the chainlink fences of a system of gas pipes. A sign on the fence reads, "tresspassing, loitering, tampering forbidden by law”

Syd Freedman's membership card for the Motion Picture Theatre Association of British Columbia when he worked at Lougheed Mall Cinemas.

This document is the 1984 Convention Issue of the View. The View is the publication of the British Columbia Industrial Education Association. This issue includes information about the 1984 convention, a workshop index, and articles.

Photograph on front shows two concentric circles of rubber boots surround a small mass of plants in the middle of a cement park

In January of 2017, the Royal Canadian Mint unveiled its three year program of circulation and collector coins in honour of the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. The Canadian coin program is the most extensive circulation program…

This document is a newsletter produced by the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC). The newsletter announces the Equality Rights Section of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and discusses what this new legislation does. It also…

This document is a handbook to the Teacher Education Program at the University of British Columbia's Faculty of Education. Included in the handbook are an equity statement, mission statement, and a breakdown of the program and practica.

A funeral program for Frederick Moorhouse. The funeral took place at the Vernon Funeral Home Chapel in Vernon, BC.

Six black and white photographs of Syd Freedman posing behind his desk. One photograph has been cut out of the series.

3 x 5 inch paper index card with handwriting (blue ballpoint pen).

3 x 5 inch paper index card with black typewriting and some handwriting in blue ballpoint pen. The card is aged and has some very faint stains, but is completely readable.

Letter written by James W. Melvin inviting ministers and their wives to see the film Albert Schweitzer (1957) at the Studio Theatre on Friday, June 20th or Saturday, June 21st, 1958.

Syd Freedman's financial notes on the Studio Theatre's showing of the film Lord of the Flies (1963).

The document is a booklet published by the Institute for Media, Policy, and Civil Society on the options available to bring changes to the laws governing charitable organizations. It also has a worksheet that prompts the reader to rank the options…

This commemorative circulation coin pays tribute to a bird species which nearly disappeared, due primarily to the use of DDT in the 1950's and 1960's. Brought back from the brink through countless volunteer efforts in cities across Canada…

Photograph on front shows some rubber boots head up a hill with some scattered bushes, a tree-obscured house visible in the background at the top of the hill; inscriptions on back include attached magenta $0.08 Eisenhower stamp, ”PUBLIC SCHOOL…

Photograph on front shows 100 rubber boots surrounding a pond, lounging on rocks in the sun or in the shade under some trees; inscriptions on back include attached $0.08 magenta Eisenhower stamp, "EASTER SEALS FIGHT CRIPPLING" black ink…

An issue from the Tumbler Ridge Observer- dated March 9, 1997. This issue is Volume 8, Number 10 and is 12 pages in length. The banner headline is "BC Ski Rabbits Get Awards." Other articles in this issue include: Tumbler Ridge Trade and…

Sol Woolf (who went by “Steve Wilson” in his adulthood) appearing as a “Master Tailor” in a newspaper ad for a tailoring firm called Trotter’s. Sol’s father, Abraham, had also worked in the tailoring business.