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File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding the executive summary by the Commission of Inquiry on transportation in Newfoundland. Also includes information on the Newfoundland Transportation Study, and a report entitled "Report of the Commission of Inquiry Into Newfoundland Transportation: Executive Summary."

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding the Arthur Laing Bridge in Richmond. Also includes a submission to the British Columbia Federal Liberal Caucus by the Richmond Chamber of Commerce concerning access to the Arthur Laing Bridge.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding the establishment of a bus service between Kitimat and Terrace, urban transit, the Motor Vehicle Safety Act, the Grain Handling and Transportation Commission, regional development, federal assistance for the Yukon Women's Mini-Bus Society, public transportation in Thornhill British Columbia, the transportation of chemicals, and parachuting. Also includes a list of projects for the Urban Transportation Assistance Program, a copy of changes to the British Columbia Ferry Corporation Act, photocopied newspaper clippings, a statement to the Grain Handling and Transportation Commission by Canadian Pacific Rail, a news release on urban transit systems, a report entitled "Public Transportation and the Elderly or Handicapped Citizen," a government policy fact sheet on Bill S-8: the Motor Vehicle Tire Safety Act, notes for an address entitled "The New National Dream" on population growth, a newsletter by the Western Canadian Tire Dealers and Retreaders Association, a resolution concerning dissatisfaction with federal assistance for urban transportation, an informational report on the Thornhill Women's Mini-Bus Society, an agreement between the federal and provincial governments on highway maintenance in northern British Columbia, notes, an informational report on bus services in Northern British Columbia, an application for Canadian Pacific Rail to remove fourteen agents from the Canyon Division, and memoranda.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding the completion of the Liard Highway between Fort Nelson and Fort Simpson. Also includes a news release concerning the completion of the Liard Highway, a proposal for the Liard Highway with research studies, a proposed construction schedule, a photocopied petition for highway construction, an economic projection by the Fort Nelson Chamber of Commerce, a transcript of the Northern Economic Development conference, photocopied newspaper clippings, a brief on pioneer railroads and northern development, notes, and memoranda.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding government grain transportation to British Columbia ports, subsidies to rail-car builders, commuter transit in the Toronto area, transportation policies, and the reintroduction of Bill C-61. Also includes original and photocopied newspaper clippings, a photocopied map of British Columbia, photocopied amendments to an agreement concerning resource development in northern British Columbia, a news release concerning an agreement between Canadian Pacific and Canadian National Rails concerning interchanging grain cars, agreements in principle entitled "Joint Transportation Development Program: Northern British Columbia," a draft copy of an agreement concerning resource development in northern British Columbia, a news release concerning the results of a study on future rail transportation entitled "A Study of Railway Extension Alternatives in the Yukon Territory Based on Traffic Requirements to the year 2004," a summary of the Canadian Railway Labour Association submission to the Committee of transportation and Communications concerning transportation systems, a published booklet containing the Canadian Railway Labour Association submission to the Committee of transportation and Communications, an excerpt from a House of Commons debate, a statement of operations for the Great Slave Lake Railway, explanatory notes for Bill C-27: Railway Relocation and Crossing Act, notes, and telegrams.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding government grants to railway lines, a proposed subsidy to the Yukon Railway, railway car shortages for lumber, and railroad tie manufacturing. Also includes original and photocopied newspaper clippings, a news release concerning the Yukon Railway task force report, a fact sheet on Bill C-20 to amend the National Transportation Act, submissions in French and English by the Canadian Railway Labour Association to the Government of Canada concerning national transportation policy, a news release concerning the retirement of the Esquimault and Nanaimo Railway, an informational report concerning joint railway track usage with respect to the Fraser Canyon bottle-neck, a photocopied telex, and a memorandum.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding lumber railway cars on the Canadian National Railway line, rail car shortages, and abandoned lines. Also includes a submission by the National Farmers Union to the Railway Transport Committee of the Canadian Transport Commission concerning abandoned railway lines, and newspaper clippings.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding railroad developments in Dease Lake, and northern British Columbia. Also includes a submission by the Prince Rupert Chamber of Commerce to the Royal Commission on the British Columbia Railway concerning freight schedules, a brief by the District of Terrace concerning railway development in Terrace, a draft report of British Columbia Legislative Assembly debates concerning the reasons why BC will not sign the Northwestern Rail Agreement, photocopied newspaper clippings, memoranda, and photocopied telexes.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding ownership of Canadian National Railway lands, bus transportation in northern British Columbia, scheduling changes, livestock shipments, station closures in northern British Columbia, work gangs, and veteran pensions. Includes correspondence concerning Canadian National Railway development, railway expansions in northern British Columbia, and railway line maintenance. Also includes a news release concerning a report on Jasper, photocopied newspaper clippings, notes, memoranda, and a photocopied telex.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding Canadian National Railway debt, Canadian National Railway land, coal development, and proposed rail extensions in northern British Columbia. Includes correspondence concerning disagreements between the Village of Fraser Lake and the Canadian National Railway. Also includes original and photocopied newspaper clippings, photocopied House of Commons debates concerning the Railway Act, a news release concerning a Bill to refinance the Canadian National Railway, a blue line print of a proposed railway crossing in Fraser Lake, notes, and memoranda.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding proposed enhancements to yacht club facilities in Prince Rupert, pedestrian overpasses, and controlled railroad crossings, rail car shortages, equipment maintenance, the re-habitation of the village of Pacific, and Canadian Broadcasting Corporation television in Klemtu. Includes correspondence concerning pedestrian overpasses in Terrace and McBride. Also includes photocopied newspaper clippings, a photocopied draft bill concerning the construction of a railway line from Terrace to Kitimat, notes, telexes, and memoranda.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding financial assistance for interveners at rail line abandonment hearings. Also includes a background report by Canadian Pacific Rail entitled "The Branch Line Subsidy and Some of its Effects," and photocopied magazine clippings.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding reduced rail services in British Columbia, the proposed closure of the Vanderhoof Canadian National Rail passenger service, and station closures in northern British Columbia. Also includes information on the rail line through Houston, newspaper clippings, notes, and telexes.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding railway crossings. Also includes hearing notices with Railroad Transport Committee orders in French and English concerning railway crossings and automated protection.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding Canadian National Rail freight rate increases, and the exportation of lumber. Also includes a submission by the Prince Rupert Chamber of Commerce concerning freight rates, a booklet on national transportation policy entitled "Why the Crow Can't Go," a position paper concerning Bill C-33 by the Council of Forest Industries of British Columbia, a news release concerning a reduction in livestock freight rates, examples of Canadian National Rail bill rates, transportation cost statistical comparisons, a magazine article entitled "The Canadian Connection," photocopied telexes, and memoranda.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence in French and English regarding the reduction of passenger train services, and scheduled services between Jasper and Prince Rupert. Also includes a poster advertising hearings on the future of transcontinental passenger trains, a poster advertising the Edmonton Council of Railway Unions views on the improvement of railway passenger services to Vancouver, briefs by Transport 2000 concerning rail passenger services, notes on a statement by Transport Minister Otto Lang concerning rail passenger services, a fact sheet on the inefficient use of railway lines, a paper by Transport Canada entitled "A Canadian Rail Passenger Program," a paper by Transport Canada, entitled "Directive for the Guidance of the Canadian Transport Commission on Rail Passenger Services," and highlights of the rail passenger policy by Otto Lang with statistics on services.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding VIA Rail advertisements, passenger train services, the extension of rail passenger services from Edmonton to Saskatoon, and discontinued services. Also includes original and photocopied newspaper clippings, notes on a statement by the Minister of Transport concerning the acquisition of rail passenger equipment, a VIA Rail schedule for Ontario and Quebec, postcards encouraging passenger train travel, a brochure on the Saskatchewan Rail Committee, a news release in French and English concerning discontinued passenger-train services including the Jasper-Prince Rupert route, and a submission by the District of Kitimat to the Railway Transport Committee entitled "Regarding the Continuation of the Passenger-Train Service Between Jasper and Prince Rupert."

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding highway construction contracts, highway maintenance, highway signs, pedestrian safety, the Waddington Trail transportation route, and the construction of bridges on the Stewart-Cassiar highway. Also includes statistics on highway construction in northern British Columbia, photocopied maps of British Columbia routes, an excerpt from a Terrace newsletter, letters from elementary students concerning traffic in Telkwa, a photocopied map of British Columbia traffic flows, a published report entitled "Ontario Roads: 1977, 1978 and Beyond- Time to reaffirm vital commitments," a petition for improved highway access to Francis Lake, a report by the Department of Highways on bituminous surfacing projects, photocopied newspaper clippings, a 1975-76 annual report for the Interdepartmental Highway Committee, a map of Canadian highway systems, notes, and memoranda.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding federal funding for upgrades to the Yellowhead Highway, highway classifications, the use of Highway 37 to ship asbestos, and complaints with the 1978 Yellowhead map brochure. Also includes a questionnaire concerning funding for the Yellowhead Highway, photocopied newspaper clippings, brochures entitled "Yellowhead Facts," an invitation to the Yellowhead Interprovincial Highway Association annual convention in Yorkton Saskatchewan, an informational report describing the Yellowhead Interprovincial Highway Association, a roadmap of the Yellowhead Highway, a proposal by Westac concerning varying road strengths along the Yellowhead Highway, telexes, and memoranda.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding federal funding for highway sixteen and Yellowhead Highway upgrades, improved highway service through Nass Valley, transportation services, and upgraded communications on the Stewart-Cassiar Highway. Also includes news releases in French and English concerning highway improvement agreements, an agreement between the Government of Canada and the Province of British Columbia concerning shared construction costs, a map with proposed road routes in northern British Columbia, a list of highway projects with financing contributions, a brief by the District of Kitimat entitled "Northwest Transportation Artery," a list of questions with answers at a meeting of the Standing Committee on Indian Affairs and Northern Development, notes on an oral presentation on improvements to the Yellowhead Highway, photocopied newspaper clippings, action reports by the Yellowhead Interprovincial Highway Association, a published study report by the Department of Highways entitled "Route Reconnaissance of Prince Rupert to Port Simpson Highway," notes, and a telegram.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding concerns with Bill C-61: an amendment to the Canada Shipping Act with its effects to the British Columbia cruise ship business and coastal trade. Also includes background information in French and English on the Maritime Code Bill, original and photocopied newspaper clippings, a statement to the House of Commons concerning Bill C-61, a news release on foreign trade, amendments in French and English to section 8 of Bill C-61, notes with statistics on coastal trade, changes to the regulations on coastal trade in the Maritime Code Act, minutes from a House of Commons debate on the Maritime Code Act, telegrams, notes, and memoranda.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding weather broadcasts from coast guard radio stations, federal funding for shipbuilding, improved navigational aids, the purchase of the SS Prince George, amendments to the Public Wharves Act, and firefighting services at Vancouver's port. Also includes original and photocopied newspaper clippings, a draft report on marine transportation by the Canadian Coast Guard entitled "Termpol Code," a photocopied magazine article entitled "Princes Forever," a photocopied advertisement with deck maps of the SS Prince George, a magazine article entitled "Valdez Narrows posed No Problem for Arco Fairbanks Supertanker," and Bill C-41 concerning maritime codes.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding water taxi service between Prince Rupert and Digby Island, marine weather forecasts, vessel safety, a head tax on cruise ship passengers, and the concept of a Canadian merchant marine. Also includes a copy of the Prince Rupert Terminal Tariff By-Law, a news release on deep-sea shipping policies, a brief entitled "Canada's Shipowners Make Their Feelings Known," photocopied newspaper clippings, a pamphlet entitled "Waterside Cargo Co-Operative," a Waterside Cargo Co-Operative newsletter, a photocopied agreement between Waterside Cargo Co-Operative and the National Harbours Board concerning cargo docks in Vancouver, a news release on herring fishing vessel regulations, a report in French and English entitled "A Review of the Pilotage Act." notes, and a telex.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding increases in wharf rates, navigation, marine pollution, ship building subsidies, coast guard provisions, dredging the approach channel to Masset Harbour, marina development on Saanishton Bay, the removal of the cruise ship "Prince George" from service, marine hazards, emergency position radio beacons, Safe Manning Regulations for tugboats, buoy regulations, and discontinued ferry services. Also includes meeting minutes of the Standing Committee on Northern Development, original and photocopied newspaper clippings, legislation concerning marine traffic, a brief by the Canadian Federation of Agriculture on seaway tolls, photocopied sketched plans of Two Person "Rapid Transit," a photocopied Marine Investigation Executive Summary entitled "West Coast Fishing Vessels Casualties Inquiry," a pamphlet entitled "Squamish Terminals, a brief entitled "Safe Manning Regulations," a news release concerning radio tests in the Great Lakes, photocopied information on navigation, notes, telexes, and a telegram.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding dredging contracts, economic developments, navigational aids in the Queen Charlotte Islands, the Canada Ports Act, and federal projects in northern British Columbia. Also includes a statement of proceedings by the West Coast Oil Ports Inquiry, a government fact sheet on Bill C-18concerning a port warden for Harbours of Quebec, a report on activities at the Prince Rupert Harbour, photocopied newspaper clippings, a Statement of Claim between waterside Cargo Co-Operative and the National Harbours Board, an excerpt from the editorial section of Boating Business magazine concerning leases, and memoranda.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding port security, a proposed extension to the Saint John Harbour, harbour improvements, and the Harbour Development Program in the Skeena area. Includes correspondence concerning the amalgamation of the Vancouver, New Westminster, and North Fraser ports. Also includes original and photocopied newspaper clippings, a list of marine facilities in the Skeena constituency, a map of the Saint John Port development, a 1975 annual report for the Fraser River Harbour Commission, a news release concerning administration reorganization in Canada's ports, notes for a speech by Transport Minister Otto Lang on the New Ports Policy, a report entitled "Canadian Ports: A New Management," comments on the proposed New Ports legislation by the chairman of the Fraser River Harbour Commission, a news release on task force appointments for the Ports Policy, a news release on the introduction of New Ports legislation, a report entitled "Hydraulic Model Studies of Tire-Filled, Concrete Wall, and Caisson-Type Floating Breakwaters" with breakwater designs, a statement to Solicitor General Warren Allmand concerning the Hamilton Harbour Investigation, a news release on dredging contract investigations, a list of projects in the Skeena region selected for the Harbour Development program, and notes.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding the MK Bay marina in Kitimat, the construction of a public wharf with ferry terminal, federal agreements with Eurocan Terminals Limited, port facilities, and navigational aids. Also includes a photocopied Kitimat port master plan, a report entitled "Economic and Social Justification of MK Bay Marina," a postcard of Kitimat, a photocopied agreement for a deep sea terminal facility, a photocopied survey plan of amended lot ranges, newspaper clippings, a report entitled "Kitimat-First Provincial Port," notes, and memoranda.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding the construction of a public multi-purpose wharf in Kitimat, financial assistance for an aerial photographic survey of Kitimat Harbour, marine transportation, and the Kitimat pipeline proposal. Also includes a report on the construction of an oil port in Kitimat, a photocopied newspaper clipping, notes, and telexes.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding marine passenger services to the Queen Charlotte Islands, dredging the entrance to Masset Harbour, the construction of a "roll off/roll on" dock, the construction of a ferry terminal, a replacement public wharf at Masset, and the loss of the previous wharf owing to a fire. Also includes photocopied newspaper clippings, a photocopied subsidy agreement between the Government of Canada and the Government of British Columbia concerning financial assistance to provide coastal freight and passenger services in British Columbia, a brief on coastal transportation, a photocopied telex, notes, and memoranda.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding a Ridley Island access route, a proposed Ridley Island coal terminal, proposed new port facilities at Prince Rupert, the expansion of grain terminal facilities, a proposed roll on/roll off terminal, a marine service centre complex, and dredging Skidegate Channel. Also includes original and photocopied newspaper clippings, minutes from a Skeena-Queen Charlotte Regional District meeting concerning hydro planning for the Prince Rupert area, news releases concerning Ridley Island facilities development with maps, a short report of record statistics for the Port of Prince Rupert in 1978, a position paper on the sale of grain elevators at the Prince Rupert Ocean Terminal, proposals concerning the Prince Rupert port, a magazine entitled "Seaports and the Shipping World," briefing notes on public wharves on the west coast, a report entitled "The Effects of Coal Dust from the Proposed Ridley Island Coal Terminal on Canadian Cellulose's Pulp Mill Product Quality," a report entitled "Coal Dust Control on Unit Trains," Campagnolo's newsletter entitled "This Week from Ottawa" on Ridley Island development, an addendum to a submission on railway movements by the Prince Rupert Chamber of Commerce, a news release concerning tenders for a loading ramp, notes, telexes, and memoranda.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding the Prince Rupert port development project, debris in the Prince Rupert Harbour, grain exports, the Ocean Dock Building, a proposed bulk loading port facility, coal shipments, the appointment of a Port Authority, and phase two of the Prince Rupert General Cargo Facility. Also includes project information about Prince Rupert and Fairview Bay, photocopied newspaper clippings, a report summary of economical routes for transporting Sukunka coal, a news release concerning contracts for the Prince Rupert cargo wharf, briefing notes on bulk shipments through Prince Rupert's port, a report entitled "Prince Rupert Terminal," an artists' renditions of the Prince Rupert terminal, a map of the proposed terminal, notes, telegrams, a telex, and a memorandum.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding issues effecting the Port of Prince Rupert, the longshore work force, a marketing analysis with capital costs at Fairview Terminal, the development of the Fairview Terminal, the implementation of tariffs, improvements to the Ocean Dock Cruise Ship are of the port, the Alaska ferry terminal lease, and the installation of water services. Also includes photocopied telegrams, news releases concerning construction at Fairview General Cargo Terminal, newspaper clippings, a map of waterfront properties from Casey Point to Seal Cove, a photocopied magazine article entitled "Prince Rupert for Port Expansion," notes, telexes, and memoranda.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding Ridley Island grain terminal development, Ridley Island access routes, grain facilities in Prince Rupert, and fisherman parking at Fairview bay. Also includes photocopied newspaper clippings, a report entitled "Report on Access Road and Rail Traffic Aspects of Ridley Island Master Plan" with photocopied area maps, a photocopied map with planned access routes to Ridley Island, and memoranda.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding a master plan study of the port at Stewart, storage space on the Northland dock, pilotage fees, and a Cassiar barge ramp for asbestos. Also includes a photocopied newspaper clipping, telexes, and memoranda.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding an environmental study for an extension proposal for the Roberts Bank Port. Includes a report by the National Harbours Board entitled "Environmental Impact Assessment of Roberts bank Port Extension" with maps of the first stage of the expansion and environmental sensitivities. Also includes memoranda.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding transportation issues, and the Pacific Rim Access Project for a port at Kitimat. Also includes notes on a West Coast Access meeting discussion concerning grain transportation, an activity plan for a Pacific Rim Access Project to identify problems in the transportation system, notes on a Canadian Pacific Rail presentation at a Pacific Rim Access meeting, notes on a west Coast Access seminar, notes on a speech at a Transport Canada conference, a list of participants at a West Coast Access meeting, reports entitled "Pacific Rim Access Project," an excerpt from a House of Commons debate concerning British Columbia's transportation facilities, a news release on coal development in northeastern British Columbia, and a report entitled "Pacific Rim Access Project: Stage 1 Preliminary Report,"

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding search and rescue resources, rescue services, upgrading the Sikorsky helicopter, and the proposed introduction of Worker's Compensation Board regulations to the fishing industry. Also includes minutes from a seminar on combined rescue facilities in northern British Columbia, information on marine weather observations, notes from a fisheries staff meeting, a statement of intent from Prince Rupert Rescue 15, original and photocopied newspaper clippings, notes, and telegrams.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding the use of national defence vessels in northern British Columbia, the formation of Prince George Rescue 15, fishing vessel casualties, the acquisition of the vessel Lumba Lumba, and upgrading the Ministry of Transport helicopter for search and rescue purposes. Also includes a photocopied magazine article from the Ocean Industry magazine on how to combat hypothermia, a brochure on cold water safety entitled "Man in Cold Water," magazine articles entitled "Accidental Hypothermia: An Experimental Study of Inhalation Rewarming," a reprinted article from the Canadian Journal of Physiology and Pharmacology entitled "Thermal Balance and Survival Time Prediction of Man in Cold Water," an article entitled "Effect of Behavio0ral Variables on Cooling rate of Man in Cold Water," an article from Aerospace Medicine magazine entitled "Thermographic Evaluation of Relative Heat Loss Areas of Man During Cold Water Immersion," a report entitled "Thermoregulatory Heat Production in Man: A Prediction Equation Based on Skin and Core Temperatures," a report entitled "Thermal Protection Performance of Personal Flotation Devices: Assessment of Representative Types," a report entitled "Man in Cold Water: Cooling Rate in Heavy Winter Clothing and Treatment of Accidental Hypothermia: An Experimental Study of Inhalation Rewarming," a brief on search and rescue by the Naval Officers' Associations of Canada, a newsletter from the Pacific Trollers' Association, an informational report on Prince Rupert Rescue 15, a news release concerning additional lifeboat bases in the Maritimes, original and photocopied newspaper clippings, notes, and telegrams.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding marine safety, the improvement of search and rescue facilities, Prince Rupert Rescue 15, search and rescue policy, and the installation of an emergency telephone at Sandspit. Also includes a news release on strengthening marine search and rescue capabilities, a background report on search and rescue in the Canadian forces, newspaper clippings a brochure on cold water safety entitled "Man in Cold Water," a report entitled "Search and Rescue Improvements Render Valuable Aid to Canadian Fishing Fleet," a report entitled "Marine Search and Rescue (SAR) Activities," an article from Western Fisheries magazine entitled "Cods and Ends," a policy statement from the Fishing Vessel Owners' Association on boat safety, an article from Canadian Review magazine entitled "Atlantic Search and Rescue: A Policy Adrift," a report concerning the Sikorsky helicopter, an excerpt from a magazine article on herring fishing, an excerpt from the Queen Charlotte Islands Observer, a report on a visit to the west coast concerning fishing vessel safety, notes, and memoranda.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding search and rescue services, funding for the search and rescue program, marine radio communication, the removal of two west coast weather ships, and the acquisition of a rescue vessel for Campbell River. Includes correspondence on chartering the motor vessel the M.V. Canadian III, and dissatisfaction with the Masset Coast Guard. Also includes an agreement on boating safety, a news release on roe herring fishing safety, photocopied newspaper clippings, a draft of a public information plan concerning roe herring fishing, a news release concerning a Canadian coast guard auxiliary, a photograph of a rescue boat, telexes and memoranda.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding air and sea rescue facilities, the need for a marine safety program, fishing boat casualties, the purchase of the vessel Lumba Lumba, the use of the Sikorski helicopter, and the formation of Prince Rupert Rescue 15. Also includes photocopied newspaper clippings, a report entitled "Marine Search and Rescue Activities," a petition concerning search and rescue operations based on the Queen Charlotte Islands, a report entitled "West Coast Fishing Vessels Casualties Inquiry," original and photocopied newspaper clippings, notes, and telegrams.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence in French and English regarding objections to Bills C-28 and C-22 to amend the Public Service Staff Relations Act, concerns by the Nursing Group, and collective bargaining for public service employees. Also includes an informational report in French and English entitled "Proposed Changes to the Public Service Staff Relations Act," original and photocopied newspaper clippings, copies of BillC-22, background reports on the provisions of Bill C-22, a news release concerning opposition to Bill C-22, a petition against Bill C-22, a brief on Bill C-28, a news release concerning amendments to the Public Service Staff Relations Act, information sheets in French and English entitled "Proposed Changes to the Public Service Staff Relations Act," settlements for a Skeena Nursing Group, notes for a speech on Bill C-28, a questionnaire postcard concerning Bill C-28, a submission by the Canadian Manufacturers' Association concerning Bill C-28, a fact sheet on Nursing Group contract negotiations, a list of total government expenditures, an informational report in French and English on the Nursing Group, notes, a telex, and a memorandum.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence in French and English regarding objections to Bill C-28 to amend the Public Service Staff Relations Act, bilingualism, and collective bargaining for public service employees. Also includes form letters concerning Bill C-28, original and photocopied newspaper clippings, a brief on Bill C-28 by the Professional Institute of the Public Service of Canada, a bulletin entitled "When is the Truth Not Truth," a report entitled Collective Bargaining and the Right to Strike Part III: Alternatives to the Present System," notes and telegrams.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence in French and English regarding the federal Incentive Awards Program, power consumption in northern British Columbia, the official languages policy within the public service, equal opportunities for women, the Public Service Employment Act, pensions, and the Federal Labour Intensive Program. Also includes appendix C of the Treasury Board Administrative Policy Services Manual, notes for addresses by president of the Treasury Board Robert Andras, a news release concerning amendments to public service pensions, a brief entitled "The British Columbia Indian Agricultural Program," an annual report for the Supplementary retirement Benefits Act, a resolution by the British Columbia Liberal Caucus concerning a federal economics team, a news release on federal programs, a statement by Robert Andras entitled "Revisions to the Official Languages Policies in the Public Service, an article from CA magazine entitled "The Federal Civil Service: the New Elite," a statement by Robert Andras entitled "Government Policy and Guidelines Concerning the Commercial Practices of Crown Corporations," a report entitled "Increased Indian, Metis and Non-Status Indian, and Inuit Participation in the Public Service in Canada," a news release concerning First Nations' roles in public service, a copy of Bill C-20 concerning the Auditor General, a petition concerning pensions for armed forces veterans, notes, a telex, and a memorandum.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence in French and English regarding the cost of government services, rent for government houses, official languages programs, public service pensions, and reductions in government expenditures. Also includes a list of First Nations populations in northern British Columbia, photocopied newspaper clippings, press releases showing government expenditure reductions, a joint statement by the Minister of Finance and the president of the Treasury Board statement on reduced expenditures, a statement by President of the Treasury Board Robert Andras on expenditure cuts, a newsletter entitled "Rip-Off" on indexed pensions, chapter 390 of the Treasury Board Administrative Policy Services Manual entitled "Federal identity Program," telexes, and memoranda.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding government expenditures, union dues, cost-sharing programs, the medical services plan, grants, and the public service. Also includes notes for an address by president of the Treasury Board Robert Andras at the Canadian Pension Conference, notes for an address by the Treasury Board secretariat at the Canadian Pension Conference, a petition concerning union dues, notes for a speech by Robert Andras in the House of Commons, a report entitled "Basic Facts about Pensions in the Public Service of Canada," an outlook on government expenditures for 1976-1977, a statement by Robert Andras entitled "Government Policy and Guidelines Concerning the Commercial Practices of Crown Corporations," notes for a speech by president of the Treasury Board Jean Chretien to the Montreal Chamber of Commerce,

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence in French and English regarding the cancellation of isolation allowances in northern British Columbia. Also includes a report entitled "Location Incentive Study" by public servants in Northern British Columbia, a photocopied newspaper clipping, a petition concerning the withdrawal of isolation allowances, telegrams, and a telex.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence in French and English regarding increased pensions for former members of the armed forces, Bill C-12, and public service pensions. Also includes notes for an address entitled "Implications of the Proposed Public Service Pension Changes for Current and Future Pensioners," original and photocopied newspaper clippings, notes for statements by President of the Treasury Board Robert Andras on public service pensions, news releases on public service pension programs, a photocopied poster of projected pensions, news releases concerning the Tomenson-Alexander Associates Limited report on public service pensions, notes for an address by the director of Pensions and Benefits to the Association of Canadian Pension Management, and a report by the Treasury Board entitled "Report on the Administration of the Public Service Superannuation Act."

File includes newspaper clippings:

• The Arts section featuring Bill Reid, The Globe and Mail, November 16, 1991
• "Zonda Nellis" Easy Living, September 1991

File contains correspondence, newspaper clippings, programs, speeches regarding the University of Northern British Columbia. Includes:

• List of nominees for Honourary Degrees (as of December 1992) with attached biographical information of all candidates
• Newspaper clippings:
  • "UNBC Chancellor vote count Monday" The Prince George Citizen, February 29, 1992
  • "West still unhappy with UNBC" The Prince George Citizen, March 2, 1992
  • "UNBC mace displayed" The Prince George Citizen (?)
  • "UNBC names first Chancellor" The Prince George Citizen, March 3, 1992
  • "Campagnolo heads UNBC" The Prince Rupert Daily News, March 3, 1992
  • "UNBC council draws fire" & "Northern MLAs tour for UNBC public input", The Lakes District News, March 4, 1992
  • "Task force reviews northern education opportunities" The Northerner, March 4, 1992
  • "UNBC director positive over Kitimat proposal" Northern Sentinel, March 4, 1992
  • "Chancellor has vision for UNBC" The Prince George Citizen, March 4, 1992
  • "Campagnolo feels honoured by her UNBC appointment" Prince Rupert Daily News, March 4, 1992
  • "University task force here Monday" Terrace (?) Standard, March 4, 1992
  • "UNBC task force visits" Prince Rupert Daily News, March 6, 1992
  • "UNBC panel hears local concerns" This Week, March 8, 1992
  • "University task force starts work" The Prince George Citizen, March 9, 1992
  • "University Grove" The Prince George Citizen, April 4, 1992
  • "Article ranks MBA programs but neglects redundancy issue" The Vancouver Sun, April 4, 1992
  • "University of the North: Northern minorities appointed" Quesnel Cariboo Observer, April 5, 1992
  • "UNBC underway" Prince George This Week, April 8, 1992
  • "T.V. probes UNBC" Omineca Express / Bugle, April 8, 1992
  • "Report lists concerns about UNBC" The Prince George Citizen, April 9, 1992
  • "UNBC column sparks reader outcry" The Prince George Citizen, April 10, 1992
• Correspondence between Iona Campagnolo and Mike Hamer, UNBC Events Coordinator re: UNBC Sod-Turning Ceremony, April 2, 1992
• Notecard from Mary L. (?) to Iona Campagnolo re: thanks for visit to the White Rock & District Council of Women, June 1, 1992.
• Notecard from Ruth Brown to Iona Campagnolo re: thanks for visit to the White Rock & District Council of Women, ca. June 1992.
• "Higher Education Participation Rates", May 6, 1992 (overhead transparency)
• Letter to John Kim Bell, Founder and President the Canadian Native Arts Foundation from Iona Campagnolo re: regrets and information on UNBC curriculum, June 15, 1992
• Faxed letter to Bernadette Pattenaude, UNBC from Iona Campagnolo re: meetings and correspondence, June 3, 1992
• Correspondence between Dorothy Grant, Feastware, and Iona Campagnolo re: design of UNBC Chancellor's robe, June 1992
• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from George Hayes, President, North Pacific Cannery Village Museum Society re: invitation to Aboriginal Art Symposium, a project co-sponsored by the North Pacific Cannery Village Museum and UNBC, April 21, 1992
• Program for Aboriginal Art Symposium: Sharing the Culture, July 16-19, 1992
• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from George Hayes, President, North Pacific Cannery Village Museum Society re: thank you, June 25, 1992
• Program: Hecate Strait Rotary Club featuring Iona Campagnolo as guest speaker, July 14, 1992
• Letter to Clarence and Irene Collinson from Iona Campagnolo re: 1992 convocation ceremony
• Speech - the First UNBC Convocation, May 23, 1992 (2 copies)
• Faxed memo to Iona Campagnolo from Clive Keen, Director of Communications, UNBC re: update on speech at First UNBC Convocation, June 3, 1992