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Correspondence regarding: a memorandum on the maritime industries, Loss of Jobs in the Atlantic Region, Darling Report on a Canadian Flag Deep-sea Fleet, Report of Inquiry on the Coasting Trade of Canada and Related Marine Activity, Submission on Conveyance-Created Pollution being Presented to the Minister of Transport, and Reply by Hon. Jean-Luc Pepin to Recommendations of the report of the Committee on Shipbuilding in Canada

Maritime Committee - CLC Meeting with federal Cabinet Ministers February 14th, 1972

Submission by the Canadian Labour Congress to the Ministers of the Federal Government on Prospects for Canadian Maritime Industries

Canadian Labour Congress Conference Package, Strength of Millions, November 2000 with attendee notes. Subjects in conference folder include disability provisions in collective agreements in Canada, union mobilization, funding, partnerships.

Canadian Labour Congress Leadership Skills Instructor Manual. 4 volumes.

Documents relating to CLC newsletters titled "Unions Make Your Workplace Safer", "Workers' Compensation: Experience Rating", "Workers' Compensation: How Did We Get It?", "Workers Compensation: What's Wrong With Private Insurance Taking Over WCB", CLC newsletters in French.

H, 22, 4, I 1-38: Defense League: Canadian Labor Defense League membership card, 1933; Winnipeg Trades and Labor Council Defense Committee receipts, 1919; Port Arthur and Fort William Workers' Defence League receipt books, 1920 and 1921; Port Arthur and Fort William Workers' Defence League correspondence, Oct. 1919, mostly in Finnish including subscription lists.

An entry ticket to a Canadian Lakehead Exhibition (CLE) by Luisa Petrone, Penny Petrone's mother, as well as proof of three second prize awards which she won. Also a photocopy of the "Advance List for Ladies' Fancy Work Department", which also lists the different amounts to be awarded to first, second, and third place in each category.

Correspondence on Canadian Library Association includes Institutional membership application and minutes of Special General Meeting. Also includes information on Canadian Institute for Historical Micro Reproductions (CIHM).

This file contains a photocopy of the article "CanLit lights up," discussing the evolution of Canadian Literature in universities.

This file contains the essay "Temperance, Evangelism and Decency in the West" by a student in 1971.

This file contains a photocopy of the article "Where is Canadian Literature?" by J.M. Gibbon from The Canadian Magazine.

This file contains the essay "Report: Whiskey in the West, distribution and control" by Penny Petrone for English 590, Jan. 18 1971, as well as articles and notes that Petrone used to help her write the essay, including correspondence in which Petrone asked for information about the liquor laws of various provinces.

This file contains a photocopy of the article "An Overview of Canadian Literature" (no author or date).

This file contains a variety of newspaper clippings and articles on the topic of literary criticism, specially of Canadian literature. There are many reviews of various Canadian literature works as well as a photocopy of "Re-Views of the Literary History of Canada" by J.D. Logan (The Canadian Magazine).

This file contains checklists for: post-graduate theses on Canadian Literature: English and English-French Comparative in 1971 and books and articles on Canadian Literature between 1959-1969,

This file contains poems by various poets around the time of Canada's Confederation (1867), including Charles G.D. Roberts and Duncan Campbell Scott. There is also a newspaper clipping entitled "Bliss Carman: Canada's expatriate poet" (The Globe Magazine, April 15 1961).

This file contains correspondence between Penny Petrone and the University of Minnesota concerning her presentations on Canadian literature at their conference in 1978.

This file contains handwritten notes by Penny Petrone on literary criticism and literary work in Canada. There is also the article "Some of Our Best Poets Are...Women" (Chatelaine, Oct. 1972) as well as various book reviews.

This file contains a photocopy of the article "History and Sources - Canadian Drama" as well as a programme for Canada Day '80 presented by The Academy of Canadian Writers (taken place at Mohawk College, April 29 1980) with the theme "Dramatic Literature and Poetry in Action".

This file contains notes on "Poetry by New Canadians, Written Before 1930", as well as a list of novels written in the same fashion.

This file contains the seminar report entitled "Wilfred Eggleston's 'The Frontier and Canadian Letters' and Edward McCourt's 'The Canadian West in Fiction': A Review and a Comparison," written by Richard F. Hornsey (University of Alberta) in 1970.

This file contains a photocopy of the article "A Survey - English and French Canadian Fiction."

This file contains the article "A Survey - English Canadian Poetry," which uses lines of poetry to tell a type of story.

This file contains a self-made booklet with the title "Famous Letters in Canadian History, numbers 1-30". There are also newspaper clippings on Canada's 100th year: "How to Celebrate Canada's Birthday" (The Globe Magazine, Feb. 2 1963) and The Globe front pages from July 1, 1867. Last there is a booklet "Calling Young Canada: A Teacher's Program Guide to School Broadcasts in Canada" (1962-1963) from CBC.

This file contains a duotang of notes entitled "French Canadian Lit." There are also many French-Canadian poems in the file, and pages from Canadian Forum (August 1976) that offer reviews of French Canadian literature.

This file contains a photocopy of the article "Canadian Literature: The Great Debate", concerning the debate on whether Canadian content and literature are important.