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Subseries contains records relating to securing and protecting the organization's "Bid Marks," as well as adhering to agreements regarding their use.

Record include contracts, agreements, memorandums, correspondence, graphic designs, and trademarks.

Subseries contains records relating to clothing and merchandise matters conducted by the international relations unit. However, it should be noted that most logo and merchandise matters were handled by the separate Creative and Communications Support unit.

Record types include merchandise designs, contracts, correspondence, and memorandums.

Subseries contains records relating to the IOC's Evaluation Commission visits to Vancouver.

Records include correspondence, promotional materials, reports, plans, and memorandums.

Subseries contains records relating to attendance by BidCorp representatives at the Salt Lake Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games, as well as during reconnaissance trips.

Record types within the Subseries include: budgets, correspondence, work plans, memorandums, reports, and minutes.

Subseries contains records relating to potential curling sports facilities.

Records include communications plans, work plans, and feasibility studies.

Subseries contains records relating to potential ice hockey sports facilities.

Records include correspondence, promotional materials, and work plans.

Subseries contains records relating to potential Nordic Combined sports facilities.

Records include work plans, draft technical plans, and feasibility studies.

Subseries contains records relating to potential speed skating sports facilities.

Records include correspondence, consultations, studies, and work plans.

Subseries contains records relating to the development of a technology plan and delivery model for the Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Records include correspondence, memorandums, reports, and work plans.

Subseries contains records relating to the development of a transportation plan and delivery model for the movement of athletes, officials, media, volunteeers, service providers, and spectators within the Sea-to-Sky corridor.

Records include correspondence, memorandums, reports, press releases, work plans, presentations, RFPs, promotional materials, and unsolicited proposals.

Subseries contains records relating to in house meetings, as well as those of the Finance and Strategic Planning Committees. For records of Board of Directors meetings as well as meetings of Board Standing Committees, see Board Secretariat series.

Records include correspondence, memorandums, reports, work plans, minutes, and agendas.

Subseries contains records relating to printing and production of displays and materials that were required to meet the organization's communications and reporting requirements up to the IOC selection of an Olympic host city.

Records include correspondence, memorandums, reports, brochures, folders, letterhead, information sheets, media kits, cards, logos, posters, stickers, and other promotional materials.

Subseries contains records documenting the formation of key strategies that were employed in the development and communication of messages to public and and private stakeholders.

Records include correspondence, memorandums, reports, agendas, meeting minutes, codes of conduct, declarations of interest, plans, financial statements, governance manuals, policies, and promotional materials.

Subseries consists of records created during Douglas McConney's term as Associate Executive Director of the Social Planning and Research (1970's).

Subseries consists of photographs of Gum May Yee and Gordon Yee, their children, and some of their friends and acquaintances in the area of Naicam, Saskatchewan.

Subseries contains records documenting the planning of temporary installations and modification of venues for the Games.

Subseries consists of records documenting the governance of the Manitoba Sugar Company.

The records are meeting minutes of the Board of Directors of the company, copies of shareholder's meeting minutes, company by-laws and related correspondence.

Sub-series consists of records documenting the operations of the sugar beet refinery at Taber, Alberta, and operational reporting of activities to the BC Sugar head office.

The records in the sub-series are predominantly operational reviews which reported agricultural and refining activities to the BC Sugar head office.

Subseries contains records documenting tecnology infrastructure and systems used in the planning and conduct of the Games. The sole file in this subseries relates to energy services provided by BC Hydro.

Subseries contains records documenting planning and design of the transporation strategy for Gamse-time. Records relate to communication strategies,studies of routes and options, consideration of parking and other transportaion matters. Records include reports, studies, correspondence, and planning documents.

Subseries contains records documenting the planning, design and construction competition venues in the Whistler region and Callaghan Valley, including:

Whistler Arena - proposed Sledge Hockey venue Whistler Blackcomb - Apline Skiing Whistler Creekside - Alpine Skiing Whistler Olympic Park - Biathlon, Cross-country Skiing, Nordic Combined, and Ski Jumping (aka Whistler Nordic Centre)
*Whistler Sliding Centre - Bosleigh, Luge and Skeleton

Records include correspondence, plans, reports, designs, studies, environmental and archaeological assessments, and other related documents.

Subseries consists of 10 diaries that contain daily entries of Major Matthews' activities and thoughts. The bulk of the diaries were written between 1946 and 1969; one diary was written in 1931 and records the genesis of the archives in City Hall.

Subseries consists of records of Major Matthews' personal life. These comprise correspondence with friends and family, estate records of family members, private property records, wills, Matthews' wartime records, and family photographs. Includes the vital records of Major Matthews and family, such as birth, death, and marriage certificates.

Subseries consists of records of Major Matthews' public life. Subjects comprise Matthews' business and public endeavors, such as the Lord Stanley Statue, portraits and memorials of family members and historical figures, property donated to the public, and the City Archives of Vancouver. Includes correspondence to public or private figures associated with Matthews' business matters and photographs of public subjects.

Subseries consists of approximately 450 pieces of original and conceptual artwork, promotional posters, and camera ready art produced for the Vancouver Centennial Commission and later assembled by the Commission into portfolios. Includes drawings, photographs, transparencies and layouts.

Subseries consists of incoming and outgoing correspondence, memorandums and some reports relating to research and development of programs for the Centennial year. The files are arranged into two filing blocks: Correspondence and Chronological files.

Subseries consists of textual and graphic material relating to the research, planning and execution of various Centennial events and programs. Includes records relating to April 6th 1986, the Historic Plaque Program, New Years Eve 1985, Peace Festival and Symposium, re-enactment of the first Council meeting, Vancouver Day, Coeverden visitors, Canada Day, Sea Festival, Labour Festival, Futures Conference, Grey Cup '86, Expo '86, Castle Vancouver, and the Mayor Gift Program.
Subseries is arranged into the following six filing blocks: Special events - Planning and research; Special events; April 6, 1986; Expo '86; Castle Vancouver project; and Mayors Gift Program (Federal Express project).

Subseries consists of amateur photographs taken for a contest sponsored by the Vancouver Sun newspaper (catalogued under CVA 6)

Subseries consists of correspondence, minutes, legal documents, records pertaining to insurance matters, and other records created through the administrative activities of the Vancouver Centennial Commission.
Subseries is arranged into one filing block: Administration - general.

Subseries consists of records relating to personnel hired to work for the Vancouver Centennial Commission. Includes policies, job classifications and specifications for various staff positions, as well as records pertaining to consultants and volunteers. Records in this subseries are arranged into the following filing blocks: Personnel - general; Classifications and job specifications; Consultants; and Volunteers.

Series consists of videocassettes with footage of or relating to Vancouver Centennial celebrations. Includes footage of Vancouver in 1986, and footage relating to the city's history, the Commission's plans for the Centennial, "The Vancouver Song," (also known as "Vancouver (you'll always look like home to me)," the "Make Vancouver Sparkle" contest and the April 6th birthday party.

Subseries consists of correspondence, reports, research material, minutes, photographs, plans and other records relating to civic decorations for the Centennial year. Includes records pertaining to street banners and proposals for decorations.

Subseries consists of correspondence, reports, speeches and other records relating to Vancouver Centennial Commission outreach activities intended to generate community involvement in Centennial events.

Subseries consists of correspondence, lists, and financial and other records relating to disbursements made for community grants, as well as grants provided by Social Planning, the Department of Communications, and the Secretary of State.
Subseries is arranged into the following four filing blocks: Community grants (mini grants); Social Planning grants; Department of Communications; and Secretary of State.

Subseries consists of minutes, correspondence, lists, reference materials, evaluations, publicity materials, etc. pertaining to special projects or other organizations or events in which the council participated. Subseries includes a number of records pertaining to the 1986 World Conference on Arts, Politics and Business, in which the Community Arts Council was a participant.

Subseries consists of 24 rolls of film, arranged by roll number; a contact print of each roll; and the photographer's list of images for each roll.

Subseries consists of records arising from financial activities such as budgeting, tax return preparation, and other financial activities.
Subseries includes cash books, estimates, income tax records, financial statements, and other records.
Additional budgets and financial statements for years after 1971 can be found in Board of Trustee minutes, Executive Committee minutes, and President's and Director's records.

Subseries consists of records arising from meetings of the Management Committee of the Vancouver Museums and Planetarium Association.
Subseries includes minutes and agendas, as well as memoranda, budgets, performance appraisal forms, a collective bargaining report, a Workers' Compensation Board inspection report, and other records.

Subseries consists of correspondence, mainly between the International Union of Typographers head office in Indianapolis, Indiana and the Vancouver local 226.

The subseries consists of photographs of a specific plant, either showing the whole plant or a close-up of a particular part or parts such as leaves or flowers. Some photographs show multiple plants of the same or closely related varietals or species. Photographs in the subseries were organized alphabetically according to the formal botanical name of the plant featured in the photograph.

The subseries consists of35mm slide photographs showing people, garden scenes, special events and other photographs not included in the Botanical specimens subseries (i.e., all photographs where the intent of the photographer was to document a larger scene, site, event or other subject, rather than a specific plant sample. Photographs in the subseries were arranged by the garden library based on a subject vocabulary created by the library, and given titles based on the content of the image.

Subseries consists of constitutions, minutes, convention materials, speeches, notes and other materials created or collected by Ladner. Arranged chronologically.

Subseries consists of photographs removed from J.S. Matthews' incoming correspondence file and previously uncatalogued lantern slides and oversized prints included in Add. MSS. 54. The subjects of the images are wide ranging and include early scenes within and outside Vancouver, pioneers, community leaders and activities, business and industry, government, social and family activities, celebrations, military and any topic the correspondent wished to convey to Matthews.

Subseries consists of records dealing with raising funds for researching, writing, and publishing "The Story of Dunbar: Voices of a Vancouver Neighbourhood." Records include grant applications, correspondence and records of other fundraising activities such as bake sales.

Subseries consists of publications collected by H.P. Archibald in connection to his interests as an engineer. Included are: publications of the governments of British Columbia, Canada, and the United States; publications regarding specific engineering projects; journals relating to engineering, waterworks, and mining; and various magazines.

Subseries consists of minutes of various Cariboo Gold Quartz Mining Company meetings, including executive meetings and annual general meetings.

Subseries consists of correspondence and minutes of a variety of committees. Arranged alaphabetically by committee title.