Short film "Our Nordic Legacy" consisting of interviews and discussions of people in the Thunder Bay area of nordic (Finnish, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish) descent. Discusses immigration, labour, craft, and sport, including skiing. Produced by Jim…

Black and white photograph of Kakabeka Falls during the winter. A group of seven men can be seen near the falls.

Black and white photograph of a Jubilee day (Likely the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria) parade in Port Arthur, Ontario, Canada. A parade band can be seen walking down the street with people gathered along the sidewalks.

Black and white photograph of a Jubilee day (Likely the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria) citizen's procession in Port Arthur, Ontario, Canada. A large group of citizens can be seen walking in rows down the center of the street, including members of…

A letter from John L. Remus regarding the beginning and creation of the McKellar - Mission Island Restoration Project.

Three identical letters from John L. Remus to Collin Bruce, Larry Hebert, and Fraser Dougall. These letters discuss the beginnings of the McKellar - Mission Island Restoration Project. Dr. Scott Hamilton, Chair of The Department of Anthropology at…

A letter from John L. Remus to Mary Long-Irwin regarding the creation of the McKellar - Mission Island Restoration Project. The letter contains people and organizations Remus contacted about the project and ends with Remus asking for a letter of…

A letter from John L. Remus to Greg Alexander that mentions how Confederation College and Lakehead University have joined the project. Remus asks for a copy of city-wide plans that the City of Thunder Bay has that include both of the islands.

A letter from John L. Remus to Claude Perrier regarding the Friends of the Islands non-profit organization and the McKellar - Mission Islands Restoration Project. The letter mentions who Remus has asked to join the project and various funding to help…

Four identical letters from John L. Remus to Colin Bruce, Fraser Dougall, Larry Hebert, and Don Paterson. These letters describe how the islands have deteriorated over the years and how the project can help restore them. Remus thanks each recipient…