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Typed discussion paper on feminism from the socialist viewpoint.

Typed press release dated April 10 informing the press about the planned demonstration outside the College of Physicians and Surgeons in Vancouver, B.C., as part of the national campaign to repeal the abortion laws.

In a principal's message written by Dr. Grant Ingram, the Spring 2003 edition of the SJC newsletter provides updates on several recent programs and Activities organized by residents; salsa dancing lessons, a leadership conference organized by…

Handbill advertising the prices of a map showing the distribution of indigenous groups along the northwestern coast of North America (COAST-1; COAST-2 and COAST-3). This handbill accompanied COAST 1.

Typed document outlining updates to the Caucus. Included are Dana Janssen's candidacy for Student Senate, promoting a Women's Studies program, organizing a Women's Information and Resource Office, creating a phoning tree, and inviting…

Typed letter from the Ladies' Auxiliary of the International Woodworkers of America to the Marco Polo Restaurant. The letter refers to plans for a group of ladies from the Auxiliary to dine at the restaurant, and expresses appreciation for…

Volume 1. Copy five of the Sointula Scuttlebutt. The cover of this issue features drawings of fish. The issue is 10 pages long and consists of type written articles and hand-drawn advertisements. In addition to regular columns and reports, this…

Typed minutes of the general meeting of the Women's Centre Collective on July 25, 1975.

Typed discussion paper on the role of education in the feminist movement. Offers suggestions for teachers and students in higher education to participate in the women's liberation.

Contains a handwritten poster announcing the General Women's Caucus Meeting on June 18th, 1969 and typewritten minutes of the General Women's Caucus Meeting on May 21st, 1969.

Typed document discussing the relationship between the Women's Caucus and the League for Socialist Action and the Young Socialists.

The proposed budget for the first International Choral Festival Kathaumixw in 1984. It includes a line item list with some descriptions for all expenses for the festival and their anticipated cost.

Cover and interior pages of a mail-out menu for the Marco Polo. The cover shows a pink silhouetted telephone; the handset reads "this call is for you." Inside are descriptions for various dishes on offer, as well as a loyalty stamp card…

Typed advertisement for a Special Meeting of Working Women to discuss the plight of temporary women workers to be held on March 20 1970 at the Women's Caucus office on West Pender Street.

Paper discussing the Women's Caucus' position on day care services for working women.

This St. John's newsletter from the winter of 1998-1999 includes opening remarks from Frieda Granot, Dean of Graduate Studies at UBC. It also recalls a trip taken by Frieda Granot, SJC principal Dr. Grant Ingram, and UBC representatives…

[description] Vol. 1. No. 36 "Thorne, Mr. I" written in pencil at top left of front page. The Squamish Advance was a weekly newspaper, published 1950-1956, for the Howe Sound area including Squamish, Brackendale, Woodfibre, Britannia,…

Program describing schedule of events, entertainment, and dinner at the Marco Polo Restaurant for the 41st convention of the CWNA.

The Spring 2007 edition of the St. John's College newsletter describes several charitable projects, both in Vancouver and abroad, supported by SJC's Outreach Committee. The newsletter also includes a special message from SJC principal Tim…

Printed sheet containing an announcement to encourage boycotting of C.H. Hoskin, ltd., owned by Cunningham Drugs in solidarity with the Hoskin strikers.

Scuttlebutt Newsletter published between April 25, 1953 and May 3rd, 1953. The exact date and the issue # is unknown. This issue is 8 pages long, and features various typewritten articles such as editorial and students essays, as well as hand-drawn…

A menu and programme printed on red paper with silver text for a special reception by the Vancouver Chinese Community in honour of the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration.

Volume 1, Edition 12 of the Scuttlebutt Newsletter. The 8 pages feature columns such as Editorial, multiple Student's Essays, Welfare Committee Report, School Activities, Social News, Lovelorn Column, Humour, Personal Column, and hand-drawn…

Scuttlebutt newsletter from the first week of March, 1953. This issue is 6 pages long and includes typewritten articles and hand-drawn advertisements. In addition to a regular columns and reports this issue features a story about a murdering dog.

[Description] This pamphlet lists prizes from the inaugural 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…