A rchives are an essential component of our history and culture. They are repositories of unique materials, including diaries, letters, photographs, genealogical records, maps, films, audiotapes, and electronic records. A rchival records of schools, colleges, universities, municipal and provincial governments, hospitals, religious organizations, first nation band councils, social and local community groups, business institutions and corporations are preserved and made accessible via archival institutions. I nformation on the nature and subject of the documents. D ates when the documents were created.
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O ther relevant details about the original archival material. E ach description provides information on where the original documents are located and on how to obtain access to the documents. I n order to view the documents, you must contact the archives where the material is located. C ontact information includes a link to the institution's email address or website. What's New for the latest updates.