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Advertising Manager records
Series · 1951-1986
Part of Wm. Stairs, Son & Morrow Limited fonds
Series consists of films of the construction of the new store and warehouse on Kempt Road, Halifax, NS in 1967; photographs of staff, the sod-turning ceremony for new store, and an aerial view showing part of north end of Halifax; correspondence with sales people; promotional items; internal communications concerning the move and operational changes; an employee handbook; and company newsletters. The records document the daily operation of a hardware store and its communication strategies to manage change in the mid-20th century. 2011-013
Aerial photographs and streetscapes
Series · [195-?] to [198-?]
Part of City of Halifax fonds
Series consists of aerials and streetscapes taken by or for the Halifax Fire Department. The views includes hospitals, downtown Halifax, Africville, and Bayers Road area. 102-111-4-6
African Nova Scotian Business Ad-Hoc Committee
Series · 1991-1998
Part of Nova Scotia Voluntary Planning Board
Series forms part of the Nova Scotia Voluntary Planning Board fonds and consists of records created by the African Nova Scotian Business Ad-Hoc Committee and its preceding committees and initiatives: Nova Scotia Advisory Group on Race Relations and African Nova Scotian Business Forum. In the early 1990s the VPB determined it was time for collaboration on a more multicultural level to better represent the province’s population. The Advisory Group on Race Relations brought together three levels of government and members of the Black community to recommend a plan of action to eliminate racism and racial discrimination in the province. The African Nova Scotia Business Forum was initially convened to discuss matters of access to financing, though it was quickly determined that there were other areas of need and the forum broadened focus to creating a strategy for African Nova Scotia business development. The African Nova Scotian Business Ad-Hoc Committee was formed to continue the work begun at the Forum. Records in this series include reports and recommendations, meeting minutes and agendas, correspondence, and community consultation materials.
Africville Committee records
Series · 1992-1996; copies 1913-1970
Part of City of Halifax fonds
Series consists of files created by the committees responding to the Africville Genealogical Society requests and legal demand for fair compensation to former Africvill residents. Records from both a Council committee and a staff committee are included as well as a lot of copied reference material that may have been gathered by the City legal department as it prepared its response to the community's demands and eventual court case. 102-135
Agreements, notices, & advisories
Series · 1917-1938
Part of Pleasant Point School trustees fonds
Series forms part of the Pleasant Point School trustees fonds and consists of teachers’ agreements between 1917 and 1938, school census forms, surveys, a publication entitled The Public Schools of Nova Scotia, advisories from the Inspector of Schools, and an act to amend the Education Act dated 1923. Accession number 2013.022
Agriculture Sector Committee records
Series · 1962-1993
Part of Nova Scotia Voluntary Planning Board
Series forms part of the Nova Scotia Voluntary Planning Board fonds and contains records created by the Agriculture Sector Committee of the Nova Scotia Voluntary Planning Board (VPB). This Sector Committee was formed to serve as a forum for farmers, producers, regulators and others from across the province with common concerns. Founded in 1963 as one of VPB's original sectors, members came from the Provincial Department of Agriculture, Federation of Agriculture, other related Provincial Government departments, Federal interests, agricultural associations and the larger agricultural community. These records include correspondence, transcripts of speeches and presentations, background material for reports and papers, meeting minutes and agendas, discussion items, responses to position papers and other materials. The main focus of the records is planning for the future of the agricultural industry in Nova Scotia, touching on legislation, taxation, the stewardship of land and primary resources, education, and government policy in regards to various aspects of the industry.