File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence from constituents regarding personal issues, social problems, and complaints regarding provincial programs. Includes memoranda, notes, newspaper clippings, and news releases. Prominent correspondents include: MLA James Nielsen, MLA Graham Lee, and MLA Jack Litterell. Includes correspondence regarding a proposed landfill near Terrace, BC and an accompanying copy of a map; a "Resume de Presse no. 5" from the Federation des Jeunes Canadiens-Francais including copies of newspaper clippings concerning education and communication; a November 1976 issue of CSSE News, a newsletter of the Canadian Society for the Study of Education; correspondence from the International Woodworkers of America; a petition from Queen Charlotte Islands residents regarding "exorbitant ICBC rates"; correspondence from the National Second Century Fund; and copies of maps of BC outlining the area of the Coast Chilcotin Federal Liberal Association. Contains records in French and English.
File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding provincial programs. Includes memoranda, telexes, notes, newspaper clippings, photocopies of newspaper clippings, and resumes of orders in council. Prominent correspondents include: MLA E. Maynard, MLA A.E. Ings, MLA Jack Hawkins, MLA E. Maynard, MLA Malcolm Macleod, MLA Jean Garon, and MP Joe Clark. Publications include a 1976 "Report on the Electoral Boundaries Commission for the Province of British Columbia". Also includes four maps of electoral districts around British Columbia.
File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence from constituents regarding provincial programs. Includes memoranda, photocopies of newspapers, telexes, notes, newspaper clippings, news releases, and budgets. Publications include: a 1976 "Foregrounder" (vol. 1, no. 1) booklet, a 1976 "Carleton University Campaign" booklet, and a BC Department of Economic Development news release.
File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence and reports regarding provincial programs. A prominent person mentioned in the file is MLA James Hewitt. Includes correspondence regarding an increased hunting quota of bighorn sheep in Atlin, BC; a copy of an "Opening Statement by Pit Desjardins for the Council of Forest Industries of BC to the BC Energy Commission 1978 Oil and Natural Gas Price Inquiry" from June 27, 1978; and a "Submission by the Council of Forest Industries of BC to the BC Energy Commission 1978 Oil and Natural Gas Price Inquiry May 1978".
File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding the personal issues of constituents and their complaints related to provincial programs. Includes memoranda, photocopies of newspapers, telexes, notes, newspaper clippings, news releases, and budgets. Prominent correspondents include: MP Monique Begin, MLA L.A. Sunde, MLA Jack Radford, MLA Jack Kempf, MLA Patrick McGreer, MP Leonard Hopkins, MLA James Nielsen, Attorney-General Garde Gardom, MLA Frank Calder, MLA Sam Bawlf, and MP William Vander Zalm. Includes copies of legal documents; correspondence from Francophone groups of BC; a white paper on proposed legislation for the Family and Child Services Act; a page from a May 4, 1977 "Lake District News-Houston Today" newspaper showing a proposed zoning map of the Village of Burns Lake; a copy of the "Village of Burns Lake Zoning By-Law No. 375" of 1977; and "A Presentation to the Members of Parliament and Senators of the British Columbia Liberal Caucus on Special Problems in Vancouver Regarding the Education of Students for whom English is a Second Language" by the Board of School Trustees of School District No. 39 (Vancouver) in April 1977. Contains records in French and English.
File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding provincial programs, in particular public housing and welfare programs. Includes memoranda, photocopies of newsletters, resumes of orders in council, telexes, notes, newspaper clippings, and news releases. Prominent correspondents include: Premier David Barrett, MP Gary Lauk, MLA Norman Levi, MLA Eileen Dailly, and MLA Frank Calder. Publications include a "Daycare for Children in British Columbia" booklet; a 1975 proposal regarding "A District Wide English Language Training Program" by Vancouver School Board Officials; correspondence from the BC Rental Housing Council; a monthly bulletin of business activity from the BC Department of Economic Development (vol. 26, no. 3, March 1975); a May 29, 1975 issue of the Queen Charlotte Islands Observer; correspondence from the College of New Caledonia; and a BC provincial news release which includes a "Summary of the Spring Session 1975" legislation.
Subseries consists of records and correspondence regarding provincial programs. Files are organized by alphabetical name of the program or correspondent. Correspondence focusses on the personal issues of constituents and their complaints related to provincial programs, such as programs for public housing, welfare, children, education, the environment, and other social issues.
Whiteprint drawing of floor plan for track and field gymnasium. There is also a section drawing and perspective view.
Photograph depicts the proposed site for a hydro power project on Klemtu Lake with rock sill outlet to creek.
Blueprint showing plan for proposed railway crossing and road in Fraser Lake, B.C. Property lines are shown, as well as a detail of the road curve.
Drawing of floor plans for Native Centre in Terrace B.C. Three sketches depict lower floor plan, main floor plan, and upper floor plan.
Map depicts the proposed electoral districts of British Columbia, including: Burnaby, Capilano, Cariboo-Chilcotin, Comox-Powell River, Cowichan-Malahat-The Islands, Esquimalt-Saanich, Fort Nelson-Peace River, Fraser Valley East, Fraser Valley West, Kamloops-Shuswap, Kootenay East, Kootenay West, Mission-Port Moody, Nanaimo-Alberni, New Westminster-Coquitlam, North Vancouver-Burnaby, Okanagan North, Okanagan-Similkameen, Prince George-Bulkley Valley, Richmond-South Delta, Skeena, Surrey-White Rock-North Delta, Vancouver Centre, Vancouver East, Vancouver Kingsway, Vancouver Quadra, Vancouver South, and Victoria.
Site plan for proposed family recreational complex in Whitehorse depicts the proposed buildings and the primary access route through the subdivision to the complex. This plan was included in the "Pre-design report of Family Recreation Complex of Whitehorse."
Drawing is the third of five that depict the proposed family recreation complex in Whitehorse. This drawing shows proposed elevations and includes two sketches, one of the Northeast elevation and the other of the Southeast elevation.
Drawing is the final drawing of five of the proposed family recreation complex in Whitehorse. Notable areas in this design include: a lounge, and viewing areas where a person could overlook the curling rink, the theatres, and the pool.
Lower floor plans of the proposed Family Recreation Complex in Whitehorse include: an ice hockey arena, pool, curling rink, courtyard, gym and an outline for a future gym.
Drawing is the first of five and serves as title page to the project. It depicts an artist conceptional view of the completed family recreation complex in Whitehorse.
Drawing is the second of five showing the proposed Whitehorse Family Recreation Complex. This drawing depicts the proposed site location.
Drawing is the fourth of five that depict the proposed family recreation complex in Whitehorse. This drawing depicts the ground floor plan. Notable areas in the design include: a curling rink, a theatre, a pool, handball courts, an outdoor theatre and landscape areas.
Upper floor plans of the proposed Family Recreation Complex in Whitehorse include: ice arena viewing, gymnasium viewing, curling viewing, and pool viewing.
Proposed site location of Family Recreation Complex in Whitehorse includes a proposed running track, substantial parking and a service road.
Plan depicts conceptual main elevation of Family Recreation Complex in Whitehorse.
Technical drawing of the proposed boat basin in Kitimat depicts the tailings opening into the port on the upper NE corner of the proposed port.
Technical drawings of the proposed boat basin in Kitimat depicts the tailings opening to be in the middle of the proposed port facing east.
File consists of a report with an application for a forest licence by Stewart Forest Products Limited, and related correspondence.
Publication is entitled "Proposal for a New Grain Terminal at Prince Rupert", which outlines a grain shipping terminal at Prince Rupert, its design, a suggested site and estimated costs.
Promotional map of Prince George includes an annotated line drawn down the Nechako River, along Central st., 5th Avenue, Carney St., 15th Avenue, and Highway 16, which can be assumed to be the electoral district line. Annotations in pen note the electoral districts of "Fort Nelson-Peace River" and "Prince George-Bulkley Valley".
File contains a program for the Investiture of the Governor General of Canada in 1984.
File includes:
- Program and Invitation to Iona Campagnolo from the President of the Privy Council to a luncheon in the presence of Her Majesty The Queen, April 17, 1982
- Admittance card for Iona Campagnolo to the televised Patriation Ceremonies in the presence of Her Majesty The Queen, April 17, 1982
- Invitation to Iona Campagnolo from the Secretary of State Gerald Regan to a reception following the Proclamation Ceremony of the Constitution Act of 1982, April 17, 1982
- Pamphlet: “The Constitution and You,” 1982
- Pamphlet: “The Canadian Constitution 1981: A resolution adopted by the Parliament of Canada, December 1981”
- Pamphlet: “Facts about Canada: speaker’s kit”
- Macleans magazine: “Special report: Rebirth of a Nation”, April 26, 1982
- Proclamation of the Constitution Act, 1982 by Her Majesty The Queen, April 17, 1982
- Proclamation of the Constitution Act, , 1982 Remarks by the Prime Minster, April 17, 1982
File includes:
- Proclamation of the armorial bearings of the Honourable Iona Campagnolo, Lieutenant Governor of B.C. as granted by Robert Douglas Watt, Chief Herald of Canada on January 6, 2003
- Letter to Mr. Herb LeRoy, Private Secretary to the Lieutenant Governor of B.C. from Francine Cayer, Directorate and Production Assistant re: final version of Her Honour's Coat of Arms. Includes revised final art rendering of Coat of Arms for Hon. Iona Campagnolo
File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding constituents' concerns, timber licences, and the Canadian economy. Also includes a newspaper clipping, a booklet containing the transcript from a television program called "Firing Line" concerning the opinions of Alexander Solzhenitsyn on the decline of western culture, photographs of Deputy Premier Grace McCarthy with proposed British Columbia mascot "Sunny Sasquatch", a Scotia Bank magazine entitled "Scotiabanker", a programme for the play "Gaslight Follies" in Dawson City, excerpts from MacLean's Magazine concerning California's "Proposition 13", a copy of Campagnolo's newsletter "This Week from Ottawa", and notes.
File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding constituents' concerns, economics, bilingualism, mining operations, non-status First Nations housing, pornography, concerns about the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, and the Kitimat pipeline. Also includes newspaper clippings, and notes.
File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding third-world nations, new legislation, education, scientology, and federal financial assistance. Also includes excerpts from a House of Commons debate concerning employment, postcards, a newspaper clipping, a postcard from China, and memoranda.
File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding constituents' complaints, mail delivery, grain policy, capital punishment legislation, abortion, bilingualism, exercise in schools, and the Kitimat pipeline. Includes correspondence concerning federal financial assistance and the structure of the federal government. Also includes a news release concerning a federal women's task force meeting, a resolution by the Prince Rupert City Council concerning building removal, a survey for Members of Parliament concerning aspects of government, a copy of an application for an invitation to a royal garden party hosted by the queen, an informational pamphlet entitled "Taster's Guide to Beers of the World", and notes.
File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding the Salmonid Enhancement program, the rising price of oil, Canada Games in Saint John's Newfoundland, service at the Prince Rupert Telegraph Office, freedom of the press, and education for immigrant children. Also includes a 1976 Alcan Aluminum Limited annual report, a photocopied excerpt from a book entitled "My Way Was North", an annotated bibliography on the subject of the Stikine River country and its people, and a photocopied newspaper clipping about comedian John Post.
File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding the British Columbia economy. Also includes a news release from Victims of Industry Changing Environment concerning the proposed Japanese Nippon Kokan steel mill in Terrace, a newsletter entitled "Handy Facts for Whoever Wants an N.K.K. Steel Mill", a directory of members of the Western Guides and Outfitters Association, and the summary of a survey on new Members of Parliament.
File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding trade in northwestern British Columbia, First Nations fishing, and a marine college in British Columbia. Includes journal articles entitled "Thermographic Evaluation of Relative Heat Loss Areas of Man During Cold Water Immersion", "Accidental Hypothermia: an Experimental Study of Inhalation Rewarming", and "Effect of Behavioral Variables on Cooling Rate of Man in Cold Water". Also includes a magazine advertisement for a U-Vic Floater Jacket, a Swedish brochure for a thermafloat jacket, a brochure entitled "Man in Cold Water" promoting the U-Vic thermafloat jacket, a photocopied naval safety journal entitled "Lifeline", an article reprinted from the Canadian Journal of Physiology and Pharmacology entitled "Thermal Balance and Survival Time Prediction of Man in Cold Water", a photocopied article on heat loss in cold water, a photocopied article from Sentinel Magazine entitled "Hypothermia Experiment: 45 Minutes at 49 Degrees", a report by the Department of Biology at the University of Victoria entitled " Thermoregulatory Heat Production in Man: A Prediction Equation Based on Skin and Core Temperatures", a report by the Department of Biology at the University of Victoria entitled "Thermal Protection Performance of Personal Flotation Devices: Assessment of Representative Types", a report by the Department of Biology at the University of Victoria entitled " Man in Cold Water: Cooling rate in Heavy Winter Clothing", notes, and telegrams.
File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding the Prince Rupert Route Association, changes in the Village of Stewart Executive, federal financial aid for the Society for Continuing Self Development, and salmonid enhancement. Also includes a report on the Queen Charlotte Islands Society for Continuing Self Development, a summary of the Salmonid Enhancement Program, and an excerpt from a BC Outdoors magazine on salmonid enhancement.
File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding advertisements in newspapers, the law in Canada, the National Second Century Fund of British Columbia, the world food crisis, First Nations affairs, fishing strikes, and fishing restrictions. Also includes a newspaper advertisement for the forestry company MacMillan Bloedel, annual meeting minutes for the Northwest British Columbia Chamber of Commerce with Alaskan Affiliates, newspaper clippings, a brief by the National Council of Women in Canada concerning the status of First Nations women, a petition against a fee for the use of high school gymnasiums, a Prince Rupert Community Arts Council newsletter, a Pacific Trollers' Association newsletter, a 1974 Prince Rupert Fishermen's Co-Operative Association annual report, a pamphlet commemorating the thirty-fifth anniversary of the Prince Rupert Fishermen's Co-Operative Association, notes, memoranda, and a telex.
File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding illegal fishing in British Columbia, Sikh community meetings, teaching salaries, federal funding, and constitutional reform. Also includes a profile of French Canadians in British Columbia, a list of Francophone organizations in BC, a statement on the salmon enhancement program, a pamphlet entitled "Finning Expands Terrace Facilities", poster prints of turn-of-the-century farm equipment from the Finning Company Portfolio of Historical Prints, resolutions adopted by the International Woodworkers of America, resolutions adopted by the Indo-Canadian Sikh Association of Prince Rupert, a newsletter in Punjabi, a submission to the BC Liberal Caucus by the International Woodworkers of America concerning housing, an Indo-Canadian newsletter entitled "Folkfest '74", photocopied newspaper clippings, and a brief by the Kamloops Women's Centre concerning the status of women.
File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding Canadian organizations, women in prison, and the Pakistan-Canadian community. Also includes a newsletter entitled "Maple Leaf News", a brief to the National Advisory Committee entitled "the Female Offender", a publication by the Pakistan Canada Association commemorating Quaid-I-Azam Mohammed Ali Jinnah, and a newsletter from the Pakistan Canada Association entitled "Eid Mubarak".
File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding Canadian organizations, a saw mill in Houston, community organizations in New Brunswick, and Canadian unity. Also includes a brochure on prominent Canadians entitled "Never Heard of Them
File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding Alcan Aluminum Limited, Alcan's involvement with the Kitimat pipeline, a proposed Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety, and occupational health studies. Also includes a news release concerning Japanese smelting technology, news releases concerning Alcan health studies, reports detailing the effects of aluminum smelting on health, original and photocopied newspaper clippings, a brochure entitled "Health and Safety: an Environmental Report from Alcan's Kitimat Smelter", a brochure entitled "Alcan in Canada: Facts 1977", a news release concerning the New Skins Lake spillway, a booklet on Alcan's operations in British Columbia, a brochure entitled "Alcan Facts 1975", a 1975 Alcan Aluminum Limited annual report, notes, and memoranda.
File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding the Arts Centre Association, the development of Burns Lake, and First nations land claims. Also includes a copy of building guidelines for Historic Atlin, Northwest Development newsletters concerning Northern British Columbia, a summary of British Columbia Historical Association meeting minutes on the Captain Cook bicentenary, a booklet from the British Columbia Chamber of Commerce entitled "Policy 1976-1977", a list of incentive programs from the British Columbia Development Corporation, and a brief by the British Columbia Federation of Agriculture to the Canadian Railway Company entitled "Domestic Feed Grain Rail Tariffs".
Subseries consists of correspondence regarding private sector businesses and organizations from constituents or from the businesses themselves. Records are organized in alphabetical name files, divided into two parts: correspondence and informational material regarding organizations and businesses, and, correspondence sent from individuals about private sector concerns (such as the economy, housing, national policies, and local issues). Also includes a single name file relating to Alcan Smelters and Chemicals Limited.
Photograph taken at Government House in Victoria, B.C.
Photograph depicts the tops of trees and sky with an unknown man's head at the Prince Rupert Sea Festival.
Photograph depicts a shipping terminal in Prince Rupert. Shipping containers are in the distance.
Photograph depicts a shipping terminal in Prince Rupert. The ocean is visible in the background.
Photograph depicts a shipping terminal in Prince Rupert. The photo is taken from a hill, and several shipping containers sit in the almost empty lot. The ocean is visible in the background.