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File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding invitations to public appearances from members of the public and other governmental officials. Includes telexes, notes, thank you letters, cards, newspaper clippings, and press releases. Prominent people mentioned in the file are: Mayor C.J. Purves (Edmonton), MP Hugh Faulkner, and German Ambassador Count von Podewils. Material is in both French and English.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding invitations to public appearances from members of the public and other governmental officials. Includes telexes, notes, thank you letters, cards, newspaper clippings, and press releases. Material is in both French and English.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding invitations to events that she did not attend. Includes a booklet on the National Workshop on the Concerns of Women in Shaping the Urban Environment, a Northern Resources Conference brochure, memoranda, communiques, telexes, newspaper clippings, and invitation cards. Prominent people mentioned in the file are: Prime Minister Pierre Elliot Trudeau, MP Ralph Goodale, Ambassador Jozef Czesak, MP Marc LaLonde, Senator Ray Perrault, MP Marcel Lessard, Ambassador de Strobel, MP Ray Hnatyshyn, and MP Don Jamieson. Contains material in French and English.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding invitations to events that she did not attend. Includes a 1977 Wheelchair Marathon program, a "Health and Soundness Certificate from the Canadian Plains 500 Mile Horse Race", telexes, newspaper clippings, and invitation cards. Prominent people mentioned in the file are: Lt. Governor Walter Owen, MLA Garnet Brown, Prime Minister Jean Chretien, MP Judd Buchanan, Lt. Governor Henry Bell-Irving, Mayor Dusty Miller (Thunder Bay, ON), and Governor General Jules Leger.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding invitations to events that she did not attend. Includes a Tenth Annual International Snowmobile Congress program (1978), an "Information Status of Women" (vol. 2 no. 2, 1978) newsletter, memoranda, communiques, telexes, newspaper clippings, and invitation cards. Prominent people mentioned in the file are: First Counselor Mario Cappetta, MP A. Martin, Ambassador Giorgio Smoquina, MP Marc LaLonde, MP Arthur Lee, Ambassador Yasuhiko Nara, MP Stanley Haidasz, and Ambassador Patrick Power. Contains material in French and English.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding invitations to events that she did not attend. Includes a Chilliwack YMCA booklet, a Women's Liberal Commission brochure, memoranda, communiques, telexes, newspaper clippings, and invitation cards. Prominent people mentioned in the file are: MP Otto Lang, MP Jack Horner, MP Daniel MacDonald, Ambassador Enders, MP Norman Cafik, and Ambassador Paparoni. Contains material in French and English.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding visits to the minister. Includes a Women's Conference for Professional Development brochure (1976), memoranda, communiques, telexes, and newspaper clippings. Prominent correspondents include: MP Kenneth Robinson, and MP T.V. Hickey. Contains material in French and English.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding visits from the minister. Includes travel itineraries, memoranda, communiques, telexes, and newspaper clippings. Prominent correspondents include: MP Laurent Desjardins, MP Jean-Pierre Ouelette, MP Robert Welch, MP Patrick McGreer, MP Ed Tchorzewski, MP Bennett Campbell, MP Garnet Brown, MP Allen Adair, MP Ian Howard, MP Dan Lang, and Prime Minister Pierre Elliot Trudeau. Contains material in French and English.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding her visit to Warsaw, Bonn, Vienna, Budapest, and Vatican City in which she thanks foreign dignitaries and other individuals in English, German, Polish, and Italian for their hospitality. Includes copies of travel arrangements and itineraries, telexes and telegrams in English and French on who is being met and what will be discussed, newspaper clippings in English and German, and memoranda. Prominent correspondents includes Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding requests for attendance to events and meetings for the Ministry of State Fitness and Amateur Sport Branch.. Includes a "News from the Center Non-Profit" newsletter, travel itineraries, memoranda, communiques, telexes, and newspaper clippings. Prominent correspondents include: MP Peter Lesaux, MP John Campbell, and MP Ron Basford. Contains material in French and English.

Subseries consists of notes and written transcriptions of speeches given by Iona Campagnolo to associations and community groups across Canada and internationally. Many speeches were given to communities within the MP's Skeena riding and in Northern British Columbia. Most of her speeches given elsewhere in Canada were done in her role as Minister for Sport.

Frequent recipients of Campagnolo's speeches were Liberal associations and conventions, chambers of commerce, sport organizations, conferences, awards ceremonies, professional associations, high school graduating classes, fundraisers, and First Nations groups.

File consists of Campagnolo's statement to the house of commons regarding Kitimat Pipeline Company's application for a crude oil pipeline. In addition to this statement, a position statement on Bill C-58 was in the file as well.

File consists of Campagnolo's speeches regarding federal involvement with the lottery.

Subseries consists of records relating to the Skeena constituency, Skeena issues and events, and correspondence to and from Skeena constituents. Includes records relating to Prime Minister Trudeau’s visits to Skeena (including his 1976 trip to Haida Gwaii and 1978 trip to Prince George), briefing notes for community issues, and alphabetical files for community projects and events. Also includes records relating to elections in the constituency, including “Statements of the Poll” of submitted ballots for her 1974 election as Member of Parliament for Skeena.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding visits of the Prime Minister to various areas within the minister's constituency. Includes itineraries, memoranda, communiques, thank you cards, telexes, and newspaper clippings. A prominent person mentioned in the file is Prime Minister Pierre Elliot Trudeau. Also includes an issue of the Queen Charlotte Islands Observer 1976 (No. 2981), a "Prime Minister's Itinerary - Queen Charlotte Islands" (1977), an editorial cartoon, a "Health and Welfare Canada - New Horizons - Application for Activity Support Grant", a Queen Charlotte Islands Museum Society "Christmas Newsletter 1975", a "Report of Progress" from the Ed James Haida Museum (1976), and "A European History of Kiusta As Compiled from the Early Chronicles" (Nick and Trisha Gessler, "The Charlottes" 1972). File contains both English and French. File also contains a photo of the minister with the Prime Minister and a member of the public during a visit to Haida Gwaii, as well as an air photo of a shoreline near Kiusta, near Haida Gwaii.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding briefing notes to the minister regarding trips to the constituency. Includes transcripts, itineraries, memoranda, communiques, telexes, and newspaper clippings. A prominent person mentioned in the file is MP John Roberts. Also includes "Briefing notes regarding BC-Canada Coastal Transportation Subsidy Agreement" (1978), "Northern Gas Pipeline - Negotiations with BC" (1978), "Briefing notes for minister's Meeting with Kitwancool Band" (1977), a "Musqueam Claim (1977, 8245-119), "Briefing notes for Minister's meeting with Nisga'a Tribal Council" (1977), "Briefing notes for Minister's Meeting with the Giksan-Carrier Tribal Council" (1977), and a "Strategy for Dealing with BC Comprehensive Claims (1976). Drafts of papers from 1978 include: "The individual and the law", "Native Peoples", "New Canadians", "The Status of Women in Canada", "Transportation", "Veterans", "Working Canadians", "Cultural Development", "The Consumer", "Business", "Youth", "The Environment", "The Family", "The Farmer", "The Fisherman", "Housing", and "Energy". File contains both English and French.

File consists of Campagnolo's correspondence regarding community projects and events. File contains records relating to the "B" name communities in the constituency. Includes memoranda, communiques, telexes, form letters, petitions, and newspaper clippings. Prominent correspondents include MP Marc Lalonde and MP Francis Fox. Also includes a "Brief Presented to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police" by the Ts'Aiku/Women's Center (June 1977), "Opportunity for Women of Burns Lake" (1977), a Canada Works application form (Ts'aiku/Women's Center), "Objectives for the Proposed Ts'Aiku/Women Center in Burns Lake" (1977), a Burns Lake Community Development Association "Drug and Alcohol Proposal" (1976), a news release "Signing of Churchill-Nelson Agreement Resolves Manitoba Flooding Dispute" (1977), a "Burns Lake and District Art Council" newsletter (1976), a "Burns Lake Native Development Corporation" newsletter, a membership list for the Burns Lake Women's Awareness Group newsletter, a "Socio-Economic Impact on the Burns Lake Area of the Babine Forest Products Mill" (1974, AVG Management Science Ltd.), and a "The Tourism Industry and Burns Lake" paper (1975).