File consists of a paper titled "Canada and South Africa: Policy Options" presented by Weller at the 1985 Association for Canadian Studies in the United States conference. This file was originally numbered to correspond with conference paper number 40 listed in Weller's CV.

File consists of a conference paper by Weller titled "Canada as a Circumpolar Power." This file was originally numbered to correspond with conference paper number 56 listed in Weller's CV.

Subseries consists of records created or accumulated by Adam Zimmerman during his tenure as a Canada Wire & Cable Company director and as the Executive Vice President of Noranda Mines Ltd. (the parent company of Canada Wire & Cable). Includes directors meeting records, a strategy audit, and assessments of other companies.

File consists of correspondence regarding potential acquisition of Ag-Met and Cadillac Wire and Cable.

File contains documents regarding the Carol Wire and Cable Group. The assets of Carol Wire and Cable Group, a division of Avnet Inc., were acquired by a newly-incorporated company, Carol Cable Company Inc, all of the shares of which were owned by Noranda Inc. and Canada Wire Holdings Limited (a wholly-owned subsidiary of Canada Wire and Cable Limited).

File contains notice to shareholders that a meeting will be taking place with attached agendas.

File contains a memorandumrandum revising agenda items for the above listed BOD meeting of Canada Wire.

File contains a memorandumrandum revising agenda items for the above listed BOD meeting of Canada Wire.

File contains a memorandumrandum revising agenda items for the above listed BOD meeting of Canada Wire.

File contains memoranda regarding revisions to the agenda for an upcoming directors meeting of Canada Wire and Cable.

File contains a memorandumrandum revising agenda items for the above listed BOD meeting of Canada Wire.

File contains a Noranda Strategy Audit of the Canada Wire and Cable Co. Ltd. from October 1980 issued by the Boston Consulting Group.

File consists of a conference paper by Weller titled "Canada's Experiment in the Public Disclosure of Intelligence Information." This file was originally numbered to correspond with conference paper number 69 listed in Weller's CV.

File consists of the "Canada's Model Forest Program: Advancing Sustainable Forest Management from the Ground Up."

File consists of a copy of "Canada's Model Forest Program Publications Catalogue," in English and French.

File consists of Canada's Model Forest Program "A Users' Guide to Local Level Indicators of Sustainable Forest Management: Experiences from the Canadian Model Forest Network." The guide included five components: an Introduction, Model Forests and Local Level Indicators, What Model Forests Have Accomplished, Activities of the Model Forest Network and Trends and Commonalities. File includes promotional materials: "Innovations: The Canadian Model Forest Network Bulletin," "The Canadian Model Forest Network: Partners for Sustainable Forest Management," and a Model Forest bookmark.

Sub-subseries consists of records relating to the Canada-United States Free Trade Agreement (CUSFTA), which was reached on October 4, 1987, and signed by the leaders of both countries on January 2, 1988. Includes publications produced by the Canadian government regarding the new Free Trade Agreement, such as a synopsis of the agreement, informational pamphlets, pamphlets about potential positive impacts to various economic sectors, economic assessments, and press releases. Also contains a copy of Bill C-130, the act to implement the Free Trade Agreement.

The Canada–U.S. softwood lumber dispute arose in 1982 with the United States’ claim that the Canadian lumber industry was unfairly subsidized by federal and provincial governments, as most timber in Canada is owned by the provincial governments. The prices charged to harvest the timber (stumpage fee) are set administratively, rather than through the competitive marketplace, the norm in the United States where softwood lumber lots are privately owned. The United States claimed that the Canadian arrangement constitutes an unfair subsidy, and is thus subject to U.S. trade remedy laws. Since 1982, there have been four major iterations of the dispute: Lumber I, Lumber II, Lumber III, and Lumber IV.

Adam Zimmerman arose as one of the leaders in the Canadian forest industry’s fight against countervailing duties. He was a member of the Canadian Softwood Lumber Committee during the Lumber I dispute. In anticipation of Lumber II, Zimmerman founded the Canadian Forest Industries Council in 1984, which lead the Canadian defence against Lumber II and Lumber III. The Canadian forestry industry was also impacted by the signing of the Canada-United States Free Trade Agreement in 1987. The records in this series reflect Adam Zimmerman’s leadership role in these events.

Publication contains booklet entitled "Canadian Crude Oil Supply-Demand Outlook and Related Issues" which was submitted to the West Coast Oil Ports Inquiry.

Sub-subseries contains records of the Canadian Forest Industries Council (CFIC), which was founded and lead by Adam Zimmerman during the Canada-US Softwood Lumber Dispute. Includes correspondence, memoranda, reports, meeting materials, records of the participation of other forestry industry association, and government liaison documents.

File consists of Adam Zimmerman's briefing book for meetings with United States government officials from October 1985.

File contains documents relating to the Canada/US trade agreement specifically regarding Canadian Forest Industries Council (CFIC) interests.

File includes a book entitled "Canada's Forest Industries 1987 Data Book" by the Canadian Forest Industries Council (CFIC).

File consists of a publication resulting from the "Canada-U.S. Trade Negotiations" seminar created by McCarthy & McCarthy Solicitors.

File consists of an informational booklet created by CFIC entitled "Canada-U.S. Wood Products Trade".

File contains reports and correspondence between Adam Zimmerman and various Canadian government officials including Pat Carney.

File contains press releases and communiques issued by the Canadian government regarding the Canada/US lumber trade dispute.

File contains letters from the Canadian government acknowledging the receipt of correspondence and confirming a forthcoming response.

File consists of an informational booklet likely created by CFIC entitled "Canadian Lumber & American Jobs".

File contains correspondence and other bound documents pertaining to the interests of the Canadian Lumbermen's Association (CLA).

File contains correspondence and reports between the Canadian Forest Industries Council (CFIC) and the Canadian Pulp & Paper Association.

File contains correspondence of the Canadian Pulp and Paper Association primarily regarding Canada/US trade.

File contains a report by or for CFIC entitled "Canadian Softwood Lumber - Countervailing Duty Case: Options for a Negotiated Settlement".

File contains a report issued by the Canadian-American Committee titled "Coping with Contingent Protection: What are the Negotiating Options?".

File contains a report by CFIC entitled "Competitive Conditions in the North American Softwood Lumber Industry".

File contains a US International Trade Commission report entitled "Conditions Relating to the Importation of Softwoof Lumber into the United States".

File contains correspondence and an executive bulletin regarding Canada/US Trade Relations entitled "The Lesson of the Softwood Lumber Countervail Case".

File contains general correspondence and legal correspondence and a booklet titled "Papers for Discussion 91st Science Council Meeting". Includes legal documents regarding Unizon Designs Ltd.

File contains personal and business correspondence with many different US senators, reports, and handwritten notes/letters--all pertaining to Canada/US trade policy.

File contains correspondence of the Council of Forest Industries (COFI) concerning the perceived trade threat from the United States.

File contains correspondence, reports, and other bound documents pertaining to the countervailing duties imposed by the US on Canadian lumber exports.

File contains correspondence, reports, and other bound documents pertaining to the countervailing duties imposed by the US on Canadian lumber exports.

File contains faxes, letters, reports, and memoranda regarding the countervailing duty. Includes letters from Pat Carney and Michael Wilson.

File consists of various press releases and commentaries on the Canada-U.S. countervailing duty issue provided by the Canadian Forest Industries Council. Includes a "Presentation to Financial Analysts Federation by Adam H. Zimmerman" from 1986.

File contains correspondence and reports regarding the Ernst & Young US subsidy study by the Canadian Forest Industries Council (CFIC).

File contains a letter addressed to the directors of the Canadian Forest Industries Council outlining the possibilities for the future of the CFIC.

File contains correspondence, council communications, and other miscellaneous documents for 1986.

File contains correspondence, council communications, and other miscellaneous documents for 1987.

File contains correspondence, council communications, and other miscellaneous documents for the years 1988-1990.

File contains newspaper clippings, copies of speeches, government correspondence, correspondence, labour documents, reports on Canada/US trade, and public affairs program documents.