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Correspondence with National Parole Board on Bill Tough. (Privacy)

Correspondence and a newspaper clipping on Tourism.

Newspaper Clippings and Correspondence on Trades, as well as the CCF’s position on Trades and Tariffs. 1961.

Copy of Bill C-, an amendment to the Trans-Canada Highway Act (1965), several questions asked by Mr. Fisher and answered by J.P. Deschatelets on the highway near the Lakehead, submissions by Canadian Automobile Association, correspondence and attached newspaper clippings, CAA news releases.

Newspaper clippings on the Trans-Canada Pipeline, text of an address by Jean-Luc-Pepin to the Independent Petroleum Association of America. (1966). Press releases, Fort William-Port Arthur and District Labour Council Statement of Policy in the Matter of – Application of Trans Canada Pipe Lines Limited for Great Lakes Transmission, extension of
Trans-Canada Great Lakes Licenses and Certificate.

Newspaper Clipping, Sessional Paper with Questions and Answers, various pieces of information regarding the building of the pipeline and Port Arthur and Fort William, correspondence, GAS report on the Trans-Canada Pipeline, and the December 1957 issue of Along the Line. Late 1950s.

Correspondence, reports, newspaper clippings, sessional papers and reports all regarding Transport Air. 1960-1966.

Correspondence with Ed Turrie, 1963-1965.

Correspondence with the Soviet ambassador in Canada, correspondence discussing the USSR, travel plans to visit the USSR, newspaper clippings and other materials discussing the USSR.

Correspondence and newspaper clippings related to unemployment, as well as a monthly bulletin on unemployment made by the Research Department of Canadian Labour Congress.

Correspondence with individuals from the United States, correspondence on the United States, and a copy of “Canada and the United States Principles for Partnership”.

Correspondence with the United Steelworkers of America, as well as the Director’s report of the National Policy Conference, 1965.

Correspondence, maps, acts and reports on “Unorganized Communities”, as related to Mr. Fisher.

Correspondence with residents of Upsala, as well as correspondence on Upsala Correspondence with Helen Vaillant.

Correspondence with Ted Vance, 1963.

Correspondence with Veteran’s Affairs.

Correspondence with Leo Vidlak, early 1960s. Mr. Vidlak was a long-time friend of Mr. Fisher.

Correspondence with Kitty Viegandt.

W.A. Miller correspondence, 1963.

Correspondence with K. Wahl, 1965.

Correspondence with Norman Ward, professor of Political and Economic Science at both Queens University and the University of Saskatchewan, 1959-1960.

Correspondence and newspaper clippings related to George Wardrope, Minister of Mines. 1960-1965.

Correspondence with Alfred Warkentin, 1963.

Correspondence, newspaper clippings, surveys, reports and miscellaneous documents on water pollution. 1960s.

Correspondence with H.F. Watt, 1962.