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File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding finances and recreation for First Nations and Metis. Prominent correspondents include Treasurer of Canada Robert Andras, Assistant Deputy Minister for Fitness and Amateur Sports Branch Peter Lesaux, Native Council of Canada President Harry W. Daniels, and Provincial Director BC Native Amateur Sports and Recreation Federation Roger Adolph. Also includes a report for Indian Support Program, information on the Great National Assembly, a postcard from India, notes on finances, Indian Brotherhood 5-Year Plan, budget reports, telexes, briefing notes, fastball championship proposals, a draft of the Constitution of the National Indian Sports Council, and a poster.

File contains a lecture by Monique Begin entitled “Towards a Critical Mass: Women in Politics” for the Centre for Women’s Development Studies, New Delhi, India.

File consists of Campagnolo's incoming and outgoing correspondence regarding immigration policies and new legislation. Also includes newspaper clippings, a list of specific proposals on immigration policy, comments by Minister of Manpower and Immigration Robert Andras on the L'Heureux-Dube report, a questionnaire with information on East Indian immigrants, notes for addresses by Robert Andras, photocopied newspaper clippings in French about Haitian deportation, notes, and a telegram.

File contains agendas, itineraries, speeches, newspaper clippings, and correspondence related to Campagnolo's political speeches and correspondence of 1984. Includes:

• Letter to Bryan Williams from Iona Campagnolo re: threats against her life for her views on Pro-Choice; Campaign Life and CARAL, September 28, 1984
• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Leadership Convention (Tribute to Stephen Neary, Leader), St. John’s Newfoundland, October 12, 1982
• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Laurier Club of Winnipeg, October 17, 1984
• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the National Executive Meeting, October 19, 1984
• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Canadian Wood Council, Ottawa, October 23, 1984
• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Liberal Party of Saskatoon, November 4, 1984
• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Ontario New Liberals Policy Conference, November 23, 1984
• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Vancouver-Kingsway Liberal Association, November 24, 1984: “Quo Vadis Canada? – Like B.C.!”
• 1984 Political advertisement supporting Iona Campagnolo for North Vancouver-Burnaby riding
• “Iona Campagnolo for North Vancouver-Burnaby”, political campaign pamphlet for Iona Campagnolo for the 1984 federal election
• Newspaper clippings:
  • Political cartoons: “Peterson’s Don’t Believe it or Do!” Vancouver Sun, July 26, 1984
  • “Grits see end” The Province, August 22, 1984
  • “A strong contender enters the field”, Macleans, 1984
  • “Liberal heads held high after Campagnolo erases deficit” The Globe and Mail, March 28, 1984
  • “Pleasant persuasion” (unidentified)
  • “Abortion foes tackle 3 ridings” (unidentified)
  • Political cartoon featuring Iona Campagnolo as Whistler’s Mother about to be ‘launched’ (unidentified)
  • “Even $2-million offer can’t make Campagnolo run”, The Citizen, Ottawa, March 13, 1984
  • “Campagnolo assured of campaign cash: Liberal”, The Gazette, March 14, 1984
  • “Pour Mme Campagnolo, il est ‘trop tard’ pour se présenter”, La Presse, March 15, 1984
  • “Campagnolo croit qui’il est trop tard pour elle”, Le Devoir, March 15, 1984
  • “Frozen Policy”, The Sun (undated)
  • “Anti-abortionist: Jesuit missionary leaves for India”, re: Fr. Lawrence Abello, S.J. (unidentified, undated)
  • “Rumours hot, booze cold at Grit-fest”, The Edmonton Journal, June 14, 1984
  • “War not over for Campagnolo” The Sun, September 5, 1984
  • “Turner hunting new party blood for the next time” The Sun, September 5, 1984
  • Special section: “Election ‘84” from The Sun, September 5, 1984
  • Macleans magazine front cover, table of contents, and pages 14-24 of article “Canada after Trudeau”, March 12, 1984
  • “A strong contender enters the field”, Macleans, March 26, 1984 (4 pages)
  • “Turner swallowed himself”, Times Colonist, March 24, 1984
  • “It could have been Iona”, Times Colonist, June 14, 1984
  • “All is forgiven as western Grits look to future” Times Colonist, June 18, 1984
  • “One man’s opinion”, Times Colonist, June 9, 1984
  • “An idea whose time has come”, (unidentified) June 1984
  • “Campagnolo, 9 others elected to executive of Liberal party” Globe and Mail, June 1984
  • “Iona”, Globe and Mail, April 14, 1984
• Handwritten letter to Iona Campagnolo from Rene Bourget re: recent visit
• Postcard to Iona Campagnolo from Leni Joanson (?) re: Pro-Choice support (undated)
• Copy of letter from Kenneth Emberley to various members of the Liberal Party, 1984 re: Liberal policy
• Speech by Iona Campagnolo for Leader’s Night, June 14, 1984 (3 pages)

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.