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One newspaper clipping written by Leslie Roberts titled “Publicly-owned enterprises should run as businesses, or pack up”. (January 23rd, 1965)

Correspondence with Fred and Jean Robinson, with attached newspaper clippings. (1959-1960)

Correspondence with Helen Roedde, W.A. Roedde, and an NDP election pamphlet for Helen Roedde. Also included are newspaper clippings. (1960-1963).

Correspondence with Marcelle Rouxel, with attached newspaper clippings. Also included are advertisements for a motor and a gas stove. 1964.

“Response to the Royal Commission on Newspapers (1982), “Proposed Daily Newspaper Act”, correspondence, “Government Proposals on Freedom of the Press in Relation to the Canadian Daily Newspaper Industry”, a “Brief to the Royal Commission on Newspapers” (1980).

Correspondence with Betty Royon with several attached newspaper clippings. (1958-1965)

Newspaper clippings on the St. Lawrence Seaway, a pamphlet containing a map of the seaway, two reports on the seaway (1941), “Submission of Dominion Marine Association with Regard to Toll Charges on the St. Lawrence Seaway and Welland Canal”, press release from 1959 and more newspaper clippings, speeches, and reports on the Saint Lawrence Seaway.

Letters and correspondence between Mr. Fisher and teachers and students, requesting information or visits. (1960-1965).

Newspaper Clippings and handwritten correspondence regarding the Seafarer’s Union.

A poster to see Tommy Douglas on TV, Val Scott’s correspondence including most with Mr. Fisher, a draft of “Need for Professional Employees Act”, correspondence attached with a booklet titled “Negotiating Rights for Professional Staff” (1964), speeches given by Val Scott, surveys and letters from Val Scott, New Democratic Party Study Group Lesson, newspaper clippings, NDP documents on the election, a public meeting poster with Mr. Fisher as the guest speaker, information on engineers and problems within the engineering profession, correspondence with financial statements on it.

Cecil Seaman’s correspondence, correspondence with Cecil Seaman, the financial statistics of the Lakehead Grain Elevator and workers, Canada Labour Relations Board on the Lakehead Grain Elevator Electrical Workers (1959). Other correspondence with Mr. Seaman. NOTE: Cecil Seaman was the president of the Lakehead Grain Elevator Electrical Workers.

Correspondence with T. Serebrinikova, 1962.

Correspondence with Fred Shannon, 1963.

Correspondence with Marine Workers and Boilmakers Industrial Union, House of Commons Debates Official Report from February 26, 1962, newspaper clippings on the shipping industry, editorials and reports on ship-building, newspaper of the commonwealth, a copy of the Canadian Vessel Construction Assistance Act (1959), miscellaneous documents on ship-building.

Correspondence with Des Sparham, conference agendas and reports, newspaper clippings and other miscellaneous material. 1962-1965.

Correspondence with residents of Stevens, Ontario. 1961-1964.

Correspondence with John Stewart, 1965.

Correspondence with J. Birks Stitt.

Correspondence with citizens and organizations of Terrace Bay, a 1964 Voter’s List, further correspondence with Organizations, 1962 Voter’s List, various other forms of correspondence and newspaper clippings related to Terrace Bay and the people of Terrace Bay.

Correspondence with V.J. Thiessen, 1964.

Correspondence with H.A. Thomes, 1960.

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

Correspondence and a newspaper clipping on Tourism.

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.