Finnish American Horizons. Book. Horizons Project of the Finnish-American Bi-Centennial Committee, USA, 1976.
Kalevalan Avain, Pekka Ervast. Published in Finland, 1939.
Material relates to the Fort William Riding Association of the Ontario Confederation of Regions Party. Rogers was President of the Riding Association, and the records consist largely of his correspondence in this role.
Records relate to Party registration, and to membership, finances, and activities during the period 1989-1991, a period of trying to raise interest in Party membership and participation. Ultimately, the Fort William Riding Association folded in 1991.
The Ontario Provincial Confederation of Regions Party (COR) was established in 1989 as the Federal party was dissolved. The party was generally conservative, opposing bilingualism and multiculturalism, while also supporting environmental and farmland protections. In the 1990 Ontario election, COR received just under 2% of the vote, which would be their highest showing.
Records consist of copies of Gert Beadle's work, and material about her. Photographs, news clippings, autobiographical writings, letters. There are 5 cassette tapes recording interviews and discussions between Beadle and poet Mary Billy.
Material was assembled by Lynne Thornburg over a long period, with plans to write a book about Beadle's life and work. Many print materials have been transcribed to digital format.
Digital files compiled by Lynne Thornburg in gathering Gert Beadle's writings and biographical materials. Includes transcriptions of letters, poetry, and prose; reference documents; summaries of themes in Beadle's writing.
Requests, inquires, complaints etc. by constituents of Port Arthur forwarded to W. H. Peach by W.J. Bennett during the months of May-August 1937. Topic highlights include: employment requests, establishment/construction of Nipigon/Bankfield/Allenwater/Pass Lake postal service, political discussions regarding upcoming provincial election (potential tension between federal and provincial government?), a visit by C.D. Howe to the constituency, construction of Bankfield Mine, and Port Arthur/Fort William dredging maps.
Requests, inquires, complaints etc. by constituents of Port Arthur forwarded to W. H. Peach by W.J. Bennett during the months of September-November 1937. Topic highlights include: employment requests, renovations of Port Arthur post office, extension to breakwater at Macdiarmid, construction/establishment of Nipigon, Bankfield, Long Lac and Schreiber post offices/services, information on a Port Arthur dredging project, mentions of the blueprints for the "Whalen" Icebreaker vessel, and list of purchases made by Port Arthur government services for the 1937 year.
Requests, inquires, complaints etc. by constituents of Port Arthur forwarded to W. H. Peach by W.J. Bennett during the months of May-July 1938. Topic highlights include: employment requests, improvement of roads at Gorham Gold Mine, Heron Bay construction project, renovations of Port Arthur armoury, construction of Twin Lake road and a road between Armstrong and Wagaming, and a visit by C.D. Howe to the constituency.
Contains handwritten and typed personal notes relating to US political mood, SSEA meeting, Acid rain, foreign policy, Clean air, Soviet relations, Trans-Atlantic trade, US economy.
Contains notes, letters, articles and memorandums relating to Bush/Mulroney, Soviet relations, National unity, Meech reaction, US constitutional developments, Ukraine relations, US foreign policy, the Gulf War, Baltics relations.
Contains written and typed notes relating to Gorbachev during the 1991 London summit. Includes discussion by Sherpas and G7 leaders relating to economic cooperation, GATT, drugs and crime, migration, political and religious intolerance, economic debt, energy. Meeting talking points. Mulroney July 18th 1991 itinerary.
Contains photos and letters relating to the outstanding achievement award of the public service of Canada given to D.H. Burney and family members. Includes photos and information relating to artist Allen Sapp. Includes letters of congratulations.
Contains typed speeches by D.H. Burney as Ambassador of Canada to the United States numbered 1-15, dated February 20th-December 4th, 1991. "The Washington Agenda: Implications for Canada", Canadian Institute of International Affairs- Montreal Quebec. "Partners in the Hemisphere", LBJ Library, University of Texas at Austin. "A North American Free Trade Agreement", World Trade Centre of South Texas- San Antonio, Texas. "Notes for Briefing to the Canada-U.S. Interparlimentary Group", Ottawa, Ontario. "Informal Remarks to the Professional Association of Foreign Service Officers on "The Washington Mood", Ottawa, Ontario. "Speaking Notes for Luncheon at Miller, Thomson", Toronto, Ontario. "Speaking Notes for Dinner with Investment Dealers Association", Toronto, Ontario. "Canada's Health Care System", The Ripion Society, Washington, D.C. "A View from Washington", C.D. Howe Roundtable Luncheon- Toronto, Ontario. "A View From Washington", Annual Meeting of the Electrical and Electronics Association of Canada- Washington, D.C. "Canada and the United States Going Global", Detroit Economic Club- Detroit, Michigan. "Briefing for CIIA Tenth Tour to Washington" Four Seasons Hotel- Washington, D.C. "Partners Facing Global Challenges", 25th Anniversary of the Canadian Studies Program Suny- Plattsburgh, New York State. "Time for a "Can Do' Spirit", Atlantic Canada Plus- Saint John, New Brunswick. "The Post Cold War Challenge", Boston World Affairs Council- Boston, Massachusetts.
Contains 14 typed speeches by D.H. Burney as the Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of BCE Telecom International Inc. Dated February 22nd-November 18th, 1998. "The Inherent Value of Doing Things Well", Twenty-Third Annual ACAATO Conference- Ottawa, Ontario. "Competing in Foreign Markets: One Canadian Perspective", University of Toronto MBA Business Conference- Toronto, Ontario. "BCI: In on the Global Ground Floor", RBC Dominion Securities- "A Digital World" Conference- Whistler, British Columbia. "Annual General Meeting Remarks". "Notes for Remarks to the BCE CEO Business Review Conference", Toronto, Ontario. "Notes for Remarks to the JP Morgan- Trends in Globalization Conference", New York. "Queen's University Spring Convocation", Kingston, Ontario. "Notes for Remarks to the CIBC Oppenheimer Telecom Conference", New York. "Notes for Remarks to the Wilfrid Laurier University Spring Convocation", Waterloo, Ontario. "Notes for Remarks a Employee Presentation". "Reflections on the Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement", 10th Anniversary Conference, Michigan State University- East Lansing, Michigan. "Global Opportunities & Challenges: A Canadian View", Policy Research Conference- Ottawa, Ontario. "Notes for Remarks to the Standing Senate Committee on Social Affairs, Science and Technology"- Ottawa, Ontario.
Contains 17 typed speeches by D.H. Burney. Dated February- December 9th, 2005. "Does Canadian Foreign Policy Need a Foreign Service", Notes for CIIA Symposium. "Foreign Policy: More Coherence, Less Pretense", 2005 Simon Reisman Lecture- Ottawa. "One Hand Clapping", Comments on International Policy Statement for CDFAI Publication. "Telecommunications", Presentation to Chinese Students- Carleton University, Ottawa. "Ottawa Book Launch", The Rideau Club- Ottawa. "Can Canada Punch Above our Weight?", Canadian Council of Chief Executives Roundtable- Canadian War Museum, Ottawa. "Remarks for Confederation College Graduation", Thunder Bay. "Canada-U.S. Relations: Promise Pending?". "The Perennial Challenge: Managing Canada-U.S. Relations". "Probus Book Launch", Moncton. "Relations at a Crossroads", Canadian Council of Chief Executives, Washington CEO Summit- Washington. "Canada-U.S. Relations: Weeds in the Garden", Canadian Institute of International Affairs, Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP- Toronto. "Roundtable". "Remarks for University of Calgary Students", Calgary. "Canada-U.S. Relations: Are we Getting it Right?", The Ranchmen's Club- Calgary. "Remarks for Confederation College", Thunder Bay. "(Re) Gaining Global Ground: Canada in the World", The National Club- Toronto.
Contains letters and notes related to South Korea business and Burney's roles with BCI/CAE. A letter South Korea Ambassador dated July 23rd, 1999 that includes a photograph of Burney and President Kim Dae-jung taken July 6th, 1999; a newspaper article titled "Tale of a Telecom Killing (over $1 Billion): How AIG and Bell Canada Reaped Fivefold Return in Wary Korean Market"; a letter of congratulations from Prime minister Brian Mulroney; a newspaper article on Burney receiving his Victoriaville walk of fame star.
Contains letters and notes related to Burney's role in the Harper transition team including a briefing book for the leader of the opposition of upcoming challenges. Letters related to the election results.
Contains letters and notes related to Burney's role in the Harper transition team following his 2006 election win. Includes analysis on Geopolitics in the 21st Century; ministers priorities; Official Harper message on goals of the new Conservative government; letters of thanks to members of the transition team.
Collection of newspaper clippings from Canada and the United States from 1985-2006 with coverage regarding foreign policy; PMO management; Ambassador to United States; and free trade.
News article; non-economic loss chart; event notice; and minutes of meeting with lobbying letter and funding information.