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Title

Series consists of

2 lower level description(s)

Arrangement structure

Series part of

Indian and Inuit Affairs Program sous-fonds [multiple media] (R216-185-5-E)

Accession

1. VANCOUVER DISTRICT OFFICE, FIELD OFFICE FILES [textual records]
2. Field office files of Vancouver District Office [textual record]
3. Field office files of Vancouver District Office [textual record]
4. VANCOUVER DISTRICT OFFICE, FIELD OFFICE FILES [textual records]
5. Field office files of Vancouver District Office [textual record],
6. Field office files of Vancouver District Office [textual record]
7. Office files of British Columbia Regional Headquarters [textual record]
8. British Columbia Regional Office, Modified Duplex Numeric Central Registry Records [textual record]
9. Operational files of British Columbia Regional Headquarters [textual record]
10. Central registry and miscellaneous district files of the Indian and Inuit Affairs Program, Vancouver District Office [textual record]
11. Indian census records of the B.C. Regional Office [textual records] (120-000087-0)
12. Vancouver District Office, Central Registry Files [textual records] (120-000199-0)
13. Central registry files of the B.C. Regional Office [textual record] (2003-02103-5)

Bilingual equivalent

Bureau de district de Vancouver [document textuel]

Date(s)

1900-1980

Place of creation

No place, unknown, or undetermined

Extent

Language of material

English

Scope and content

Series consists of records created and maintained by the Vancouver District Office and its predecessors. The series includes central registry and general operational records and census records.

Conditions of access

Terms of use

Copyright belongs to the Crown.

Additional name(s)

Indian and Inuit Affairs Program (Canada). Vancouver District Office. Vancouver District Office.

Biography / Administrative history

In 1922 the New Westminster Agency was divided and the Vancouver Agency formed with responsibility for the coastal bands from the mouth of the Fraser River north to Bute Inlet. In 1965 the Fraser Agency was formed through the amalgamation of the Vancouver Agency and the New Westminster Agency. Following the creation of the Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development in 1966, agencies were joined to form larger administrative units called districts. The Fraser Agency was then combined with part of the Lytton Agency in 1969 to form the Fraser District. On 16 December 1975 the Fraser District office changed its name to the Vancouver District Office. On 15 July 1977 the Bella Coola District joined the Vancouver District office. Finding aid 10-202: Guide to Indian Bands and Agencies in British Columbia

Additional information

Source

Government

Related control no.

1. 76/009
2. 1984-85/350 GAD
3. 1984-85/351 GAD
4. 1984-85/352 GAD
5. 1984-85/353 GAD
6. 1984-85/365 GAD
7. 1984-85/366 GAD
8. 1984-85/372 GAD
9. 1984-85/374 GAD
10. 1984-85/375 GAD
11. 1985-86/398 GAD
12. 1992-93/087 GAD
13. 1992-93/200 VFRC
14. 76-B-15 VFRC
15. 77-J-4 VFRC
16. 78-D-35 VFRC
17. 79-76 VFRC
18. 83-10-A VFRC
19. 83-10-B VFRC
20. 83-43-B VFRC
21. 83-43-C VFRC
22. 92-254 VFRC
23. VFRC#77-F-12 VFRC
24. VFRC#FAD83-43A VFRC
25. VFRC#FAD83-43D VFRC
26. 120-000087-0
27. 120-000199-0
28. 2003-02103-5
29. RG10
30. RG10-C-IV-7
31. RG10-C-V-9
32. RG10-C-V-10
33. RG10-C-V-11
34. RG10-C-V-15

MIKAN no.

133594