622:. The records relating to John A. Macdonald include material from his legal practice in Kingston and his personal affairs. The latter consists of personal receipts and correspondence. Receipts include those for home and life assurance premiums, for memberships in organizations, mortgage payments, goods purchased for the home and office, and property repairs. Moreover, the records include Macdonald's account book at the Commercial Bank, 1855 to 1859, and a series of cheque stubs for the years 1863 to 1878 belonging to both Macdonald and James Shannon. The records relating to and created by Hugh John Macdonald were arranged in three series – subject files on personal matters, miscellaneous office files relating to clients, and records of a number of companies which Macdonald and his legal partners were investors or directors of the company. The subject files contain, among other things, tax notices and receipts from the City of Winnipeg for Macdonald's home at 61 Carlton Street.
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Manitoba for roughly CA$ 1 million, and the Archives of Manitoba (and the Legislative Library of Manitoba) would move in the following year. It cost the province $ 4 million to convert the former Winnipeg Auditorium from an arts and entertainment venue into one
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was sold by the city to the province of
Manitoba for roughly CA$ 1 million, and the Archives of Manitoba (and the Legislative Library of Manitoba) would move in the following year. It cost the province $ 4 million to convert the former Winnipeg Auditorium from an arts and entertainment venue into one
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The archives also preserve original written documents that detail the fur trade; European exploration, mapping, and settlement of the western frontier; Indigenous peoples; treaty-making; and the initial development of what would become Canada. Many of these documents provide detailed descriptions of
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With a significant amount of work on the classification, arrangement, and cataloguing of records already accomplished, in 1931, HBC formally established an
Archives Department and Leveson Gower was formally appointed the first HBC archivist. In May that year, HBC announced that the archives would be
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Records of the
Manitoba government are preserved with respect to the heritage of the province. These are records that document political and legal decisions; the evolution of provincial administration; and the interaction between the government and its citizens. The archival records of the Manitoba
711:— HBCA have documented the HBC's impact on Winnipeg's urban development. For instance, blueprint plans by local architect John Woodman show the elevations of two of the outbuildings that surrounded HBC's first Winnipeg department store (built in 1881) at the corner of Main Street and York Avenue.
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became the province's first legislation dealing specifically with the destruction, retention, and permanent preservation of public records. Establishing the
Provincial Documents Committee, the Act allowed the committee to classify departmental records and create schedules for their retention and
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In 1973, the Hudson's Bay
Company decided to move its historical archives to Winnipeg, Manitoba. The official public announcement was made on 31 July 1973, and representatives of HBC and the Manitoba government signed an agreement outlining the terms under which the archives would be placed on
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In 1973, the HBC decided to move its historical archives to
Winnipeg, Manitoba. The official public announcement was made on 31 July 1973, and representatives of HBC and the Manitoba government signed an agreement outlining the terms under which the archives would be placed on deposit at the
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was hired that year as a consultant to organize the HBC's archives so that selected historical records could be published. By 1927, an early version of a department of archives was in place, though it would be interrupted by the Great
Depression along with the ending of Doughty's contract.
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A film created to show testing and treatment for tuberculosis in
Manitoba. It includes members of the Sanatorium Board, people undergoing x-rays, the Mobile X-Ray Unit, and blood being analyzed in a lab, various medical facilities, and footage from vocational classes in Winnipeg.
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feature—uploading digitized films and videos from the
Archives' holdings, including the HBCA, for public viewing online. To begin, the Archives featured 6 films that "illustrate a range of activities and iconic sites throughout Manitoba."
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In 1978, a federal study found that per-capita spending on the provincial archives, $ 252, was lower than some other provinces. From 1980 to 1997, the Provincial Archivist was Peter Bowers, followed by William Gordon Dodds in 1998.
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made available to the public and that researchers would be allowed direct access to records created prior to 1870. Quickly developing a classification plan for the records, HBC was able to open its archives to the public in 1933.
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Approximately 30,000 workers went on strike in Winnipeg for nearly six weeks from 15 May 1919. Many leaders of the strike were arrested on 17 June 1919, and the strike would end on 25 June 1919. The leaders were tried in the
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In 1981, a Government Records Division was established within the Provincial Archives of Manitoba, bringing on a more effective and proactive approach to managing records. In the 1980s, with the increasing use of the modern
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balconies from the main auditorium; the exhibition galleries, with their large, arched windows, became the Reading Rooms for the Archives and Library. Some space in the building was reserved for the Departments of
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project. HBCA operations are partly funded through the ongoing financial support of the Hudson's Bay Company History Foundation. In 2019, the HBC History Foundation funded HBCA's large-scale microfilm
376:, the Provincial Archives established its "oral history programme" as part of its general mandate to "identify, acquire and preserve records relating to the experience of the people of Manitoba."
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deposit at the Provincial Archives of Manitoba. The physical transfer of the archives was completed in the autumn of 1974 and the archives were re-opened to the public in the spring of 1975.
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was appointed in 1946, followed by the first full-time archivist (Hartwell W. L. Bowsfield) in 1952, when the Provincial Archives of Manitoba were established within the Library.
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Provincial Archives of Manitoba. The physical transfer of the archives was completed in the autumn of 1974 and the archives were re-opened to the public in the spring of 1975.
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A film illustrating the operation of Manitoba's vegetable industry, highlighting the events of “Salad Month” which encouraged Manitobans to enjoy the province's vegetables.
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in 1794 at the end of his career as the HBC's first official surveyor. The map exhibited most of the first inland exploratory knowledge collected by the HBC at the time.
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Subsequent uploads since its launch took place in July and December 2020, introduced through more 'Films from the Archives' events, this time held online due to
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up to the more recent past. These holdings include correspondence, journals and diaries, organizational records, photographs, posters and documentary art,
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At this time, the authority to direct the classification and scheduling of government records was held by the Lieutenant Governor in Council. In 1955, the
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in 1959. On December 16, three government "promotional films" from the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s were presented: one documenting a survey group in
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Historic Sites of Manitoba: Winnipeg Auditorium / Archives of Manitoba / Manitoba Legislative Library (200 Vaughan Street, Winnipeg)
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Murray Sinclair's closing statement after the community hearings conducted during Manitoba's Aboriginal Justice Inquiry (1989)
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native groups, forts, rivers, lakes, animals, populations, and the difficult working conditions of fur traders.
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In 2006, the Archives of Manitoba acquired a small cache of personal, legal, business, and political records of
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for documentary/instructional film production. After renovations were completed, the location was renamed the
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are one of the key documents held at the Archives of Manitoba relating to the 1870 Legislative Assembly, the
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2179:"The Manitoba Legislative Building: Photographing a Work in Progress | Exhibits | Archives of Manitoba"
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is an exhibit that showcases Manitobans who were revealed in records held by the Archives of Manitoba.
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1968:"Francis Heron's account of the Red River Flood of 1826 | HBCA Spotlight | Archives of Manitoba"
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A silent film showing how the commercial fishing industry operated in Manitoba in the 1940s.
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Exhibits 995 to 1000: Photographs entered as exhibits in the Winnipeg General Strike trials
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plans. The Archives of Manitoba also holds a large collection of historical records of the
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factories, meat plants, garment factories, and airplane manufacturing, as well as men in
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disposition. In 1967, John Alexander Bovey became the Provincial Archivist. In 1970, the
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A silent film consisting of home-movie footage taken by Clair Leatherdale showing the
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2016:"Seven Oaks & HBCA Records: 1816-2016 | Spotlight | HBCA | Archives of Manitoba"
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An Interview with Manitoba’s New Provincial Archivist, Mr. Peter Bower
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1992:"The Selkirk Treaty and Map | Spotlight | HBCA | Archives of Manitoba"
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Fayerman, Pam (June 2, 1980). "Archives spending lowest in Manitoba".
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and artillery training, and men and women marching in military units.
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Goldsborough, Gordon, and George Penner. 2019 June 1. "
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Francis Heron's account of the Red River Flood of 1826
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