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These records are the investigation case files and occurrence files created by the Criminal Operations Branches and the Protective Operations in the Operational Divisions and Detachments across Canada. The records contain information on individuals and organizations who were investigated under the Criminal Code, federal and provincial statutes, municipal by-laws, and territorial ordinaces.

Colour sound film frames, identified as being from "HQ" Ottawa COR, 80-HQ-102-15-1, Supp. A. These transparencies are all virtually unidentified, but evidently deal with the east coast seal hunt in 1980, and show several seals and swailers. (Frames were removed from box 12)

Black and white negatives, identified as being from "HQ" Ottawa PDR , HQP-396-Q-3, Supp. C vol. 1. These negatives are all virtually unidentified, but were taken Friday and Saturday, 14 and 15 April 1972 during the visit of U.S. President Nixon to Ottawa. A list of several numbers lists those items which were printed. (Negatives were removed from box 12)

Colour transparencies, identified as being from "G" Yellowknife, 74-G-500-79, Supp. C. These images are all unidentified, but were processed in October 1976 and February 1977. They show parts of a crashed passenger aircraft, equipment evidently for the retrieval of parts of the aircraft from an underwater location, housing for this equipment, and some views taken underwater. (Transparencies were removed from box 10)

Physical description note

Graphic (photo): 10 transparencies: these are 35mm slides, each containing two frames of 16mm colour cine film sandwiched into the slide frame. The film includes an optical sound stripe.
Graphic (photo): 112 transparencies: these are 35mm colour slides, both Kodachrome and E-6.
Graphic (photo): 972 frames, b&w negatives: these are composed of 20 rolls of uncut 36 frame 35mm stock, wrapped around paper formers, and 7 negative file sleeves with the negatives cut to fit the sleeves.

Physical condition note

All items are in good physical condition; the slides do not appear to be colour shifting.