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ABBREVIATIONS

GA Glenbow Archives

LAC Library and Archives Canada

RG 15 Record Group of the Department of the Interior, Library and Archives Canada, Ottawa

RG 23 Record Group of Fisheries and Oceans Canada (formerly the Department of Marine and Fisheries), Library and Archives Canada, Ottawa

RG 84 Record Group of Department of Interior, Parks Division, Library and Archives Canada, Ottawa