The Archivist

The Archivist - Magazine of the National Archives of Canada

The Archivist is a free, information-packed magazine highlighting the archival resources and services of Library and Archives Canada

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Selected Articles

• No. 119
  • Are Women Persons? The "Persons" Case
  • The Famous Five on Parliament Hill: a Second Unveiling
  • A Leading Man of the Theatre;
    A Leading Lady of Radio and television;
    A Painter-Producer-Author of Grand Tableaux
  • Wayne and Shuster at the NA: The Frank Shuster Fonds
  • Before Mr. Lamb and Mr. Smith went to Ottawa...
  • Jean-Pierre Wallot, The Historian Archivist, 1985-1997
  • Travel in the Fourth Dimension with Ian E. Wilson, National Archivist
  • Canada's Digital Collections: Sharing the Canadian Identity on the Internet
• No. 118
  • More than Un beau souvenir du Canada
  • The Canadian Cultural Centre in Paris (1970-1995)
• No. 117
  • Hard Bargains — The Making of Treaty 8
• No. 115
  • Children and art at the National Archives
  • The child emigrant from Great Britain: the experience of Middlemore Homes
• No. 112
  • Luminance - Aboriginal photographic portraits
  • Focus on Conservation
• No. 111
  • Projecting Images of the Nation: The Immigration Program and Its Use of Lantern Slides
• No. 19
  • Laurier and the Prairie West
• No. 17
  • A Town Bypassed: Grouard, Alberta, and the Building of the Edmonton, Dunvegan and British Columbia Railway
  • The Canadian Flag
• No. 16
  • The Proclamation of 1763 — A model for the establishment of Treaties
  • The Path to Confederation
• No. 13
  • The Siftons
• No. 12
  • The Canadian West: An Archival Odyssey through the Records of the Department of the Interior
  • Western Settlement and Steam Movies
• No. 11
  • Casting the Die of Agricultural History
  • Plans for Functional Farms