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Correspondence with Emil Seppala, 1963.

Correspondence with Holly T. Sharpe, 1963.

A letter from a resident of Shebandowan, 1960.

Copy of the March 12, 1962 edition of the Georgian Radical, correspondence with parties of the George William University, newspaper clippings.

Correspondence and attached newspaper clipping with Rev. Donald Sterling, 1963.

Correspondence with Nathan Stitt, 1959-1960.

Correspondence with several students on student loans, newspaper clippings on student loans, copy of Bill C-111 (passed August 1964).

Correspondence with Eva Swanson, 1962

Correspondence with Eva Swanson, 1962

“Brief to the Minister of Labour regarding “The Problem of Providing Secondary School to Certain Students Residing in Small and Remote Communities in Northern Ontario. Correspondence on Technical and Vocational Education. 1963-1964

Correspondence with Lee Thornton, 1965.

Newspaper clippings, correspondence on the Thunder Bay United Appeal, correspondence with the Lapidary Club, general correspondence, Minutes of the Thunder Bay District Municipal League, April 25-27, 1962. Two newsletters from the Thunder Bay Historical Society (1965), correspondence with the Historical Society of Thunder Bay, copy of a newsletter from the “Thunder Bay Association for Retarded Kids”, correspondence on the establishment of the Centennial Arts and Centre Committee, copy of a 1965 edition of The Farmer, newspaper clippings, a pamphlet on Thunderama, news releases and newspaper clippings on the 1970 Thunder Bay amalgamation, copy of Bill C-60 (1976), a short story titled “Amy’s Story”, correspondence with Kenneth Morrison, advertising pamphlets featuring Thunder Bay, a review of “A History of Thunder Bay: The Golden Gateway to the Great Northwest”, a greetings and best wishes by the City of Thunder Bay for Mr. Fisher, the pronouncement of the amalgamation, a visitor map, and further correspondence. 1960-1976.

Correspondence with the Thunder Bay District Municipal League, a newspaper clipping on Frankie Parker, and minutes of both the 46th annual and 47th annual convention if the Thunder Bay District Municipal League. 1963-1964.

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

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

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

Correspondence with Alma Webster, 1963.

Correspondence with J.R. Winter, assistant professor of Economics at Laurentian University, and later, Acadia University. 1965-1970.

Correspondence, newspapers and newspaper clippings with White River, Ontario, including personal correspondence, and infrastructure and forestry correspondence.

Douglas Fisher was a politician and journalist from Northwestern Ontario. He served as Member of Parliament for Port Arthur from 1957 to 1965, representing the CCF and then NDP.

These papers largely consist of correspondence from his time as MP, and cover a range of subjects, most notably including: transportation, shipbuilding, shipbuilding industries and the St. Lawrence Seaway; labour; House of Commons documentation; and Canadian Federal Politics in general.

Correspondence with Bert Andersen, 1964

Correspondence and documents on the auto industry, as well as automotive safety.

Charles Edward Baker Correspondence, 1963-1964

Correspondence and various documents related to Richard Ballentine.