- FR PUNES AG 08-LEG-A-52-27-0
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- 1952-07-03
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Original Instrument. Note of the Department of External Affairs.
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Original Instrument. Note of the Department of External Affairs.
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Plan of operations with six annexes.
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Amendment No. 1 - Contribution Agreement between the Government of Canada and UNESCO
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Plan of operations with six annexes.
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Instrument of Accession.
Note from High Commissioner for Canada regarding instrument of acceptance of Canada
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Note indicates that Instrument of Acceptance was deposited with the Government of the United Kingdom 5 September 1946.
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Full Powers.
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Note of the Canadian Embassy at Paris to the Director-General of UNESCO.
Amendment No. 2 - Contribution Agreement between the Government of Canada and UNESCO
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Item is an unsigned copy with handwritten annotations.
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Instrument original de l'entente reçu le 06/11/2001
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English transcription (edited): Gooderham Day School for indigenous children, situated in the Paul First Nation, has 74 pupils aged between 6 and 14. The Paul Band located in Duffield has 350 inhabitants who continue to use the traditional Cree and Stoney languages of their ancestors. Shown here - a game in the snow in front of the main school building.
French transcription (édité): La Gooderham Day School, école pour enfants enfants indigènes située dans la Réserve de Pauls Nation, comprend 74 élèves âgés de 6 à 14 ans. Les Indiens de Paul Band de 350 habitants parlent toujours les langues Cree et Stoney de leurs ancêtres. Ici jeux dans la neige devant le bâtiment principal de l'école.
Description: Des enfants font une ronde dans la neige. ils se trouvent face à un bâtiment en bois et une barrière. Il y est inscrit "Gooderham Indian Day School."
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English transcription (edited): Gooderham Day School for indigenous children, situated in the Paul First Nation, has 74 pupils aged between 6 and 14. The Paul Band located in Duffield has 350 inhabitants who continue to use the traditional Cree and Stoney languages of their ancestors. During the recreation period, the children can borrow books on various subjects.
French transcription (édité): La Gooderham Day School, école pour enfants enfants indigènes située dans la Réserve de Pauls Nation, comprend 74 élèves âgés de 6 à 14 ans. Les Indiens de Paul Band de 350 habitants parlent toujours les langues Cree et Stoney de leurs ancêtres. Pendant la récréation, les élèves peuvent emprunter des livres sur des sujets variés.
Description: Dans une bibliothèque, un petit garçon est debout, appuyé sur les étagères. Il lit un livre sur l'histoire du Canada. Un globe est posé sur l'étagère. Il y a des cartes et posters au mur.
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English transcription (edited): Gooderham Day School for indigenous children, situated in the Paul First Nation, has 74 pupils aged between 6 and 14. The Paul Band located in Duffield has 350 inhabitants who continue to use the traditional Cree and Stoney languages of their ancestors. Here, a film show is being held in the school's projection room.
French transcription (édité): La Gooderham Day School, école pour enfants enfants indigènes située dans la Réserve de Pauls Nation, comprend 74 élèves âgés de 6 à 14 ans. Les Indiens de Paul Band de 350 habitants parlent toujours les langues Cree et Stoney de leurs ancêtres. Ici séance de cinéma à l'école.
Description: Une salle de classe transformée en salle de cinéma. Les élèves sont assis. Une toile a été tirée. L'institutrice est debout. Les rideaux ont été baissés.
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English transcription (edited): Gooderham Day School for indigenous children, situated in the Paul First Nation, has 74 pupils aged between 6 and 14. The Paul Band located in Duffield has 350 inhabitants who continue to use the traditional Cree and Stoney languages of their ancestors. Shown here - a dancing class.
French transcription (édité): La Gooderham Day School, école pour enfants enfants indigènes située dans la Réserve de Pauls Nation, comprend 74 élèves âgés de 6 à 14 ans. Les Indiens de Paul Band de 350 habitants parlent toujours les langues Cree et Stoney de leurs ancêtres. Ici une leçon de danse.
Description: There are eight children dancing in pairs in a classroom with a chalkboard and paper decorations hanging from the ceiling.
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English transcription (edited): Gooderham Day School for indigenous children, situated in the Paul First Nation, has 74 pupils aged between 6 and 14. The Paul Band located in Duffield has 350 inhabitants who continue to use the traditional Cree and Stoney languages of their ancestors. During a class.
French transcription (édité): La Gooderham Day School, école pour enfants enfants indigènes située dans la Réserve de Pauls Nation, comprend 74 élèves âgés de 6 à 14 ans. Les Indiens de Paul Band de 350 habitants parlent toujours les langues Cree et Stoney de leurs ancêtres. Ici pendant un cours.
Description: In a classroom, five boys - four standing, one sitting at a school desk - are holding reading materials in their hands. A set of shelves is on the left (with a laden toothbrush holder on top), and a blackboard in the rear.
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English transcription (edited): Gooderham Day School for indigenous children, situated in the Paul First Nation, has 74 pupils aged between 6 and 14. The Paul Band located in Duffield has 350 inhabitants who continue to use the traditional Cree and Stoney languages of their ancestors. During a lesson.
French transcription (édité): La Gooderham Day School, école pour enfants enfants indigènes située dans la Réserve de Pauls Nation, comprend 74 élèves âgés de 6 à 14 ans. Les Indiens de Paul Band de 350 habitants parlent toujours les langues Cree et Stoney de leurs ancêtres. Ici pendant un cours.
Description: Three children are seated at desks in a classroom, arithmetic exercise books in front of them. Two are writing, and the third, a smiling girl, is looking backwards at the photographer. In front of the classroom is a chart labeled "Hundred Chart." On a fourth desk is a textbook titled "Making Sure of Arithmetic."
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English transcription (edited): Gooderham Day School for indigenous children, situated in the Paul First Nation, has 74 pupils aged between 6 and 14. The Paul Band located in Duffield has 350 inhabitants who continue to use the traditional Cree and Stoney languages of their ancestors. This small pupil thoughtfully finishes up his midday meal provided by the school.
French transcription (édité): La Gooderham Day School, école pour enfants enfants indigènes située dans la Réserve de Pauls Nation, comprend 74 élèves âgés de 6 à 14 ans. Les Indiens de Paul Band de 350 habitants parlent toujours les langues Cree et Stoney de leurs ancêtres. L’école fournit, en effet, le repas de midi aux enfants.
Description: A small boy sitting at a school desk is drinking from a cup. On his desk there is a biscuit.
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English transcription (edited): Gooderham Day School for indigenous children, situated in the Paul First Nation, has 74 pupils aged between 6 and 14. The Paul Band located in Duffield has 350 inhabitants who continue to use the traditional Cree and Stoney languages of their ancestors. Jigsaw puzzles are a fascinating way of spending the recreation period.
French transcription (édité): La Gooderham Day School, école pour enfants enfants indigènes située dans la Réserve de Pauls Nation, comprend 74 élèves âgés de 6 à 14 ans. Les Indiens de Paul Band de 350 habitants parlent toujours les langues Cree et Stoney de leurs ancêtres. Ici jeu de patience pendant la récréation.
Description: Five children apparently aged 6-7 are in the photo. Four boys in the foreground play with a jigsaw puzzle on a table. One child in the background stands at a table with their back to the camera. One boy is partially sitting on the table with the puzzle. He looks like he is concentrating. Two boys wear dark shirts; two boys wear patterned sweaters. The children are wearing only socks, not shoes. The room's walls are bare. Sunlight fills the room.
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English transcription (edited): Gooderham Day School for indigenous children, situated in the Paul First Nation, has 74 pupils aged between 6 and 14. The Paul Band located in Duffield has 350 inhabitants who continue to use the traditional Cree and Stoney languages of their ancestors. During a class.
French transcription (édité): La Gooderham Day School, école pour enfants enfants indigènes située dans la Réserve de Pauls Nation, comprend 74 élèves âgés de 6 à 14 ans. Les Indiens de Paul Band de 350 habitants parlent toujours les langues Cree et Stoney de leurs ancêtres. Ici pendant un cours.
Description: Two young children, a boy and a girl, seated at desks in a classroom. The boy is writing in an exercise book, and the hands of the girl are busy inside a square white box. The wall behind them is hung with a profuse display of student art work and numeracy learning materials.
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English transcription (edited): Gooderham Day School for indigenous children, situated in the Paul First Nation, has 74 pupils aged between 6 and 14. The Paul Band located in Duffield has 350 inhabitants who continue to use the traditional Cree and Stoney languages of their ancestors. During a class.
French transcription (édité): La Gooderham Day School, école pour enfants enfants indigènes située dans la Réserve de Pauls Nation, comprend 74 élèves âgés de 6 à 14 ans. Les Indiens de Paul Band de 350 habitants parlent toujours les langues Cree et Stoney de leurs ancêtres.
Description: There are six young children, boys and girls, reading and sitting at desks in a classroom. They look very concentrated.
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English transcription (edited): Gooderham Day School for indigenous children, situated in the Paul First Nation, has 74 pupils aged between 6 and 14. The Paul Band located in Duffield has 350 inhabitants who continue to use the traditional Cree and Stoney languages of their ancestors. During a class.
French transcription (édité): La Gooderham Day School, école pour enfants enfants indigènes située dans la Réserve de Pauls Nation, comprend 74 élèves âgés de 6 à 14 ans. Les Indiens de Paul Band de 350 habitants parlent toujours les langues Cree et Stoney de leurs ancêtres. Ici, pendant un cours.
Description: A young school girl looks at another school girl's paper in a classroom full of children, both boys and girls. The teacher is in the back of the classroom and looking at pictures on the wall. The children seem to be waiting for the distribution of their papers.
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English transcription (edited): Gooderham Day School for indigenous children, situated in the Paul First Nation, has 74 pupils aged between 6 and 14. The Paul Band located in Duffield has 350 inhabitants who continue to use the traditional Cree and Stoney languages of their ancestors. During a class.
French transcription (édité): La Gooderham Day School, école pour enfants enfants indigènes située dans la Réserve de Pauls Nation, comprend 74 élèves âgés de 6 à 14 ans. Les Indiens de Paul Band de 350 habitants parlent toujours les langues cree et stoney de leurs ancêtres. Ici pendant un cours.
Description: Dans une salle de classe, les élèves sont assis à leur bureau. L'institutrice est debout. Elle aide un petit garçon à tracer un trait à la règle.
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English transcription (edited): Gooderham Day School for indigenous children, situated in the Paul First Nation, has 74 pupils aged between 6 and 14. The Paul Band located in Duffield has 350 inhabitants who continue to use the traditional Cree and Stoney languages of their ancestors. During a class.
French transcription (édité): La Gooderham Day School, école pour enfants enfants indigènes située dans la Réserve de Pauls Nation, comprend 74 élèves âgés de 6 à 14 ans. Les Indiens de Paul Band de 350 habitants parlent toujours les langues Cree et Stoney de leurs ancêtres.
Description: Dans une salle de classe, des élèves sont assis à leur pupitre. Le tableau noir est couvert d'inscriptions en anglais à la craie. Cinq élèves sont debout face à l'enseignante. Un petit garçon fixe l'objectif.
Amendment No. 3 - Contribution Agreement between the Government of Canada and UNESCO
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Draft Contribution Agreement between the Government of Canada and UNESCO
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Item is draft of the Contribution Agreement with corrections.
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Instrument original du Protocole reçu le 06/11/2001
Plan of Operations concerning the establishment of Community Centres in Russia - Chernobyl Programme
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Official Instrument in French and English.
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Instrument with procès-verbal of deposit.
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Original instrument of Full Powers received on 06/11/2001
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Letter of transmission of a Contribution Agreement between Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) and IOC
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Adhésion du Canada.
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Instrument d'ahésion.
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Letter de transmission de la Délégation du Canada auprès de l'Unesco de l'Instrument d'acceptation
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