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Library Digital Collections

Collected by: University of Winnipeg

Archived since: Jul, 2013

Description:

Library Digital Collections consists of digital resources pertaining to the University of Winnipeg Library, including the Urban Aboriginal Peoples Study, Western Canada Pictorial Index, and slide indexes from the departments of Media Services and UW Classics. The Urban Aboriginal Peoples Study is an extensive new research study that has gone beyond the numbers to capture the values, experiences and aspirations of Aboriginal peoples living in Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary, Regina, Saskatoon, Winnipeg, Thunder Bay, Toronto, Montreal, Halifax and Ottawa. The WCPI consists of reproductions of more than 70,000 images related to the history of Western Canada, gathered over nearly three decades. It began as a centennial project in 1970 under the direction of local journalist Eric Wells and Thora Cook. Wells and Cook appealed to archives, museums and the public to provide pictures of the province’s past for an exhibit which was displayed at the Central Canadian Exhibition, and then toured around schools and fairs in the province. When Wells and Cook needed a home for the Index, the University of Winnipeg offered space and some expertise, and the Index came to live here. In the early 1990s a decision was taken to move the project off campus, and the Index found a new home in the Exchange District under the direction of a new Board. In 2005, the University of Winnipeg agreed to move the Index back to campus under the management of the Library. The Index consists of slides and contact sheets and does not include any original negatives or prints. Collecting practices for images in the Index varied throughout its development, with the primary source of images being other archives, museums and historical societies. Another significant percentage of images came from families, companies and other forms of private donation.

Subject:   Society & Culture Government - Cities Government - National Ancient Art and Architecture Western Canada--History Native peoples -- Canada -- Ethnic identity Native peoples -- Canada -- Social life and customs Native peoples -- Canada -- Urban residence Native peoples -- Canada -- Attitudes Indians of North America -- Canada -- Social life and customs Indians of North America -- Canada -- Urban residence Indians of North America -- Canada -- Ethnic identity Indians of North America -- Canada -- Attitudes

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Title: (in)edition

URL: http://inedition.uwinnipeg.ca/

Description: The (in)edition Archive is a project of the University of Winnipeg Archives and Records Centre. The Archive consists of on-line images of all issues of the first 19 volumes of the publication, accompanied by searchable indices. As the University's newsletter of record, (in)edition offers news articles, photographs, notices and related material about the University of Winnipeg and the administrators, alumni, faculty, governors, staff, and students who make up its community. In its pages one will find information about Convocations, meetings of governing bodies, research news and events on campus, including musical performances, Wesman teams’ games, and public lectures. (in)edition also provides readers with information about University people including profiles of administrators, faculty, staff and students, appointment notices, and includes the annual ‘Retirement Issue’ which profiles those who have given dedicated service to the University community. In short, (in)edition, is the unique voice of the University and its community. It is hoped that the Archive will provide researchers, University members, alumni and the general public with an easy-to-use history of the University of Winnipeg community.

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Subject:   University of Winnipeg Faculty Alumni Students Events

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