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The Honourable Iona Campagnolo fonds Accession No. 2009.6

Fonds Description and File Level Inventory Northern British Columbia Archives

& Special Collections

The Honourable Iona Campagnolo, P.C., O.C., O.B.C.

The Honourable Iona Campagnolo fonds [Accession #2009.6] Boxes #1-41 Fonds Description and File Level Inventory

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FONDS DESCRIPTION AND FILE LEVEL INVENTORY

CONTENTS

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Fonds Level Description………………… 3

Series Level Description………………… 11

File Level Inventory……………………… 16

Photograph Inventory……………….......... 159

List of Appendices……………………….. 210

Title Page Credit: Official portrait of Iona Campagnolo as Minister of State, Fitness and Amateur Sport, 1978-79 (photographer unknown), The Honourable Iona Campagnolo fonds, Accession No. 2009.6.1.256 Northern B.C. Archives & Special Collections, University of Northern British Columbia


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FONDS LEVEL DESCRIPTION The Honourable Iona Campagnolo fonds. 1937-2007, predominant 1971-2007 4.7m of textual records and other material

• 2 CD-Rs (computer disk) • 1 DVD (optical disk) • 1 - 16mm film • 1 audio cassette • 797 photographs

Biographical Sketch: Iona Victoria Campagnolo (née Hardy) was born in Vancouver, B.C on October 18, 1932 to Rosamond and Kenneth Hardy. Soon thereafter, little Iona – still a babe in arms - and her family returned to Galiano Island to her family home. Along with her three siblings, John, Harold and Marion, she was raised to be proud of her family’s pioneering roots: their grandfather, Finlay Murcheson, settled on the Island in 1882. In 1940, the Hardy family moved up the coast to the North Pacific Cannery located on the Skeena River near Prince Rupert, where her father worked as Chief of Maintenance. On August 9, 1952 she married (and later divorced) Louis Campagnolo, and together they had two daughters. It was out of a concern for the quality of her daughters’ education that Iona Campagnolo first became involved with municipal politics: first being elected to the Prince Rupert School Board in 1966 where she served for six years as School Trustee, Chairman of the Board, and North Coast Zone Chairman of the Board. Upon completion of her term on the School Board, she ran in the Prince Rupert civic election, won, and served a term as ‘Alderman’ (City Councilor) until 1974. Also during this period (1965-1974) Iona Campagnolo was working for CHTK Radio, Skeena Broadcasters Ltd., as both Advertising Sales Director and Broadcaster: her prowess at the latter position earned her a B.C. Broadcaster of the Year award in 1973. The early seventies were not only a time of political activism for Iona Campagnolo, they were also a time of continued community activism and development of ethno-cultural initiatives within the City of Prince Rupert that had originally begun almost twenty years earlier in 1954. In 1971 Iona Campagnolo was appointed the Royal Visit Co-ordinator for the City of Prince Rupert a task which saw her organize the Centennial Royal Visit of the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh accompanied by the Princess Anne to the City as part of their Royal Tour of British Columbia, May 3-12, 1971. As producer, director and costume designer for many performances of the North Pacific Players (a Prince Rupert theatre company) Iona Campagnolo was intrinsically involved in several community theatre performances such as Man of La Mancha (1971), Mary Stuart (1972) Tom Jones (1973) and Fiddler on the Roof (1974). In 1973 she was charged with the task of organizing the Vice Regal visit of Governor General and Mme Roland Michener to the City of Prince Rupert and in 1974, she was appointed Co-ordinator, Northwest Region for Folkfest ‘74 – the first of such cultural celebrations to embrace, promote and celebrate diversity in British Columbia’s North Coastal region. To acknowledge and honour her 20 years of dynamic volunteerism within her community, she was made a Member of the Order of Canada in 1973 and was promoted to Officer in 2008. In 1974 Iona Campagnolo turned her attention to federal politics. Running as a Liberal Party candidate for the riding of Skeena, she won this election and ousted long standing Skeena MP Frank Howard. As Member of Parliament for Skeena, Iona Campagnolo first served as Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development (1974-1976). She was then appointed a Cabinet Member in Pierre Trudeau’s government – a position which subsequently granted her the portfolio of Minister of State for Fitness and Amateur Sport (Sept. 14, 1976 – May 22, 1979). Not only did this new


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appointment grant her the distinction of becoming the very first Minister of Amateur Sport in Canada, she also became the first woman and Northerner to be appointed a federal Minister. Iona Campagnolo and Monique Begin were the fourth and fifth women in Canadian History to enter the Federal Cabinet, and were appointed together by Mr. Trudeau on September 16, 1976 to the Privy Council, following in the footsteps of Ellen Fairclough (the John Diefenbaker government); Judy LaMarsh (the Lester Pearson government) and Jeanne Sauvé (the Pierre Trudeau government). During her three years in office, Iona Campagnolo was responsible for creating and developing a policy on amateur sport and fitness for the federal government. Ms. Campagnolo’s major achievements in this area included a National Policy on Amateur Sport, Canada’s Hosting Policy and a National Policy on Fitness. She commissioned studies to be undertaken to assess the status of both international and amateur hockey in Canada. A report on International Hockey and an interim report on Minor Amateur Hockey in Canada. She was made accountable to Parliament for the operation of three Crown Corporations – Loto Canada, Participaction and the National Sport and Recreation Administration Center. She initiated International Sport Exchanges with Eastern Bloc Countries to enhance Canadian sport technical expertise following our Nations’ 10th place finish in the 1976 Montreal Olympics. She played a key role in the development of the Canada Games and presided as Minister to these Games at St. John’s, Newfoundland in 1977 and at Brandon, Manitoba in 1979; as Minister to the Arctic Winter Games at Hay River and Pine Point, N.W.T. in 1978; and as Minister to the Commonwealth Games at Edmonton, Alta. in 1978. Ms. Campagnolo entered into negotiations for sport development exchanges between Canada and several African and Caribbean Nations during the Commonwealth Games with a view to enhancing the sport expertise of Commonwealth partners. During her years as M.P. Ms. Campagnolo was an active participant and served on various Standing Committees of the House of Commons on Energy, Environment and Fisheries, Privileges and Elections, Indian Affairs and Northern Development, and the Cabinet Oceans Committee on Law of the Sea. After electoral defeat in the May 1979 federal election, Iona Campagnolo embarked upon several years of active involvement within the public, private and non-profit realms. Ms. Campagnolo served for two years (1979-1981) as host of a prime time feature interview program on the CBC, from Vancouver, titled “One of a Kind”. During the first three months of 1981, Ms. Campagnolo completed an assignment by the Secretary of State for External Affairs, to organize the founding and incorporation of the “Future’s Secretariat”, a domestic development awareness mechanism, structured from the various sectors of Canadian Society in which Labour Unions and Business, Women’s Groups and Co-operatives, churches and Business / Investment / Banking and Service Clubs are provided with consultative forum in which to gain access to and participate in, the cause of International Development Cooperation. The intended result was to be a series of community Task Forces and network linkages at the local level, which would raise the consciousness of Canadians to the interdependent nature of the world and Canada’s role and responsibility to it. The Futures Secretariat also organized a unique interaction with representatives of the media to provide a climate of greater understanding of issues surrounding international development cooperation. Working as a consultant on Public Relations and Fundraising to CUSO-VSO (then known only as CUSO or the Canadian University Services Overseas Organization) Iona Campagnolo undertook a large number of speaking engagements particularly in support of refugee re-development, with emphasis on Thai-Kampuchean Border refugees. After spearheading the raising of more than half a million dollars in 1980 towards this particular campaign, she continued to work on various other campaigns on behalf of CUSO. Iona Campagnolo was also a Special Projects Consultant to the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA). In 1981 she was appointed Project Head by the Deputy Minister of Agriculture, S.B. Peterson, of the World Food Day Fast: “How does it feel to be hungry?” to organize this awareness raising event in Vancouver, October 12-16, 1981.


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Iona Campagnolo also devoted much time to feminist initiatives. In 1980 Iona Campagnolo became involved with the Jerusalem Women’s Seminar and Intercultural Dialogue and traveled to Jerusalem, Israel to attend the Jerusalem Women’s Seminar - an international, intercultural program for high-level women policy-makers from Canada, US, Israel and Egypt, to promote cultural exchange and professional networking during the Camp David Accords. Ms. Campagnolo also assisted in the organization and emergence of women’s networks in several Canadian urban centers such as Edmonton and Vancouver. Also from 1979-1981 Ms. Campagnolo acted as Special Consultant in several different capacities to Simon Fraser University (SFU). First, through the Active Health Sciences Division of the Kinesiology Department at SFU she worked to found a National Team Development Centre for high performance sport. She was also involved with the University’s Scientific Research Park, student and faculty exchanges with the People’s Republic of China, and in the development of a minor degree in Athletic Coaching at SFU. In January of 1981, Ms. Campagnolo was guest lecturer to senior-level students in the Sport Administration Degree program at Laurentian University in Sudbury, Ont. where she spoke on the involvement of various levels of government in sport development. During this inter-political period, Ms. Campagnolo was also a consultant to the Calgary Olympic Development Association, assisting them with their bid for the 1988 Winter Olympics, through personal contact with members of the international sport community, including presenting Calgary’s bid to IOC (International Olympic Committee) members in Africa and Europe. In 1982 Iona Campagnolo once again heard the call from the political realm and stood for election this time for the position of President of the Liberal Party of Canada. She was elected to this position by a Party Convention on November 7, 1982 as the first woman President of the Liberal Party of Canada, after 50 years of male predecessors. In the September 1984 federal election Iona Campagnolo made one last run at federal politics when she ran in the North Vancouver-Burnaby riding. She was, however, defeated in the Mulroney landslide victory that reduced John Turner’s Liberals down to 40 seats. Also in 1984, she served as National Co-Chair of the Liberal Leadership Convention, and was re-elected to the office of President by acclamation at this June 1984 Convention. Ms. Campagnolo served in this capacity until November 27, 1986. In 1986 Iona Campagnolo began working on contract with Contemporary Communications for the National Speakers Bureau. Writing and delivering speeches across the country to a myriad of organizations from the Canadian Red Cross Society in Hamilton Ont. to the YMCA ‘Women in Management” Conference in Edmonton Alta. to the Financial Management Institute of Canada Conference in Whistler, B.C. She actively served in this capacity until 1996, finally resigning from her position in May of 2001. From 1987-1990 Iona Campagnolo, as Associate Director, worked towards the establishment and development of the McMaster University Centre for International Health. In essence, the mission of this Centre is to build a partnership between the Faculty of Health Sciences researchers, educators and clinicians, funding agencies and global development initiatives to commit university research and education to the service for people’s health worldwide for the mutual benefit of science, health, clinical practice and human development. In 1992, Iona Campagnolo became actively involved with the establishment and development of a new university in northern British Columbia – the University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC) in Prince George. On May 23, 1992 she was appointed the founding Chancellor of the University – an academic institution in the heart of her beloved North and for which she quoted J.R.R. Tolkien: “This is the hour of


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the north people, when we arise from our quiet forests to shake the towers and counsels of the Great.” As Chancellor until 1998, Iona Campagnolo made a point of personally visiting each region, and each community within, served by UNBC, these Chancellor’s Tours included: the Northwest region: Burns Lake to Haida Gwaii (1992); the Northeast region: Peace River to Ft. St. John to Ft. Nelson (1993); The Northwest region: Smithers to Kispiox, Kitimat, Terrace and Prince Rupert (1994); the South-Central region: Quesnel to Alkali Lake (1995); and the Northern region: Highway 37, Kitwanga to Atlin (1996). In 1995 Iona Campagnolo became a Director (1995-1996) and then Chair (1996-1997) of the Fraser Basin Management Program (FBMP). Established in 1992 under the auspices of federal, provincial and local governments, the Fraser Basin Management Program (FBMP) worked towards bringing together all four orders of Canadian government (federal, provincial, municipal and First Nations) with the private sector and civil society to address some of the key river management issues identified by Fraser River Action Plan - a part of Canada’s Green Plan. The FBMP also developed a strategic plan for the sustainability of the entire Fraser River Basin. In 1997, the FBMP was succeeded by the Fraser Basin Council (FBC) and Iona Campagnolo was appointed its founding Chair. The mandate of the FBC is to bring people together to solve complex, multi-jurisdictional issues in the Fraser Basin, to take advantage of opportunities, and to strengthen the capacity of institutions and individuals to deal with emerging issues that threaten the overall sustainability of the Basin. The FBC is a not-for-profit society and carries out its mandate by working with the vision, principles, and goals outlined in their Charter for Sustainability. The FBC is funded by contributions from the federal, provincial and local governments in the Fraser Basin; it also receives funding from corporate, individual and foundation donors. In all its activities, the FBC remains impartial, trans-partisan, independent and non-political in its primary role as an advocate for a sustainable Basin. Iona Campagnolo served as Chair of the FBC until 2001. On September 21, 2001, Iona Campagnolo was appointed by Governor General Adrienne Clarkson in the name of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, on the advice of Prime Minister Jean Chrétien, as British Columbia’s first female Lieutenant Governor. The Lieutenant Governor is the representative of Her Majesty, The Queen of Canada in the Province of British Columbia, and as such, takes precedence over everyone in the province except the Sovereign. The Lieutenant Governor personifies the Crown, which is both the apex and the unifying link in the constitutional and political structure of the province — executive, legislative, and judicial. All legislation must receive Royal Assent before it becomes law. It must therefore be signed by the Lieutenant Governor. All Orders-In-Council and official proclamations are also signed by the Lieutenant Governor in the name of The Queen. The prime responsibility of the Lieutenant Governor is to ensure that at all times there is a First Minister in the province and, after the selection of the First Minister, any time when the position is vacant because of death or resignation, or after defeat in a provincial election, or as a result of a non-confidence motion in the Legislature, the Lieutenant Governor must either dissolve the House or call upon someone else to become First Minister and try to form a viable government. The Lieutenant Governor, although not elected to speak for the majority in our democratic Parliamentary system, cannot wield political power in practice; however the Lieutenant Governor is the source of the power of the government of the day. Although the government in office can decide how the power of the state is to be used, that power never really passes to the government — it always remains with the Crown. Thus the power of the state is held in a non-partisan office, above the conflicts and divisions of the political process, and as a consequence it is a unifying force because it represents equally all of the elements which make up the state. The Office of Lieutenant Governor is also understood as a centre for a fully Canadian interpretation of the history, strengths and potential of the province being represented, or in the case of the Governor General, that of Canada itself. As Lieutenant Governor, Iona Campagnolo attended many dinners, cultural events, military and civilian ceremonies; opened buildings and conferences; addressed gatherings of various kinds, visited schools,


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community events, and military establishments and hosted royalty, and dignitaries from around the world. By the end of her term, she had made more than 2,000 such presentations at an average of 320 events yearly: 190 of which having been held at Government House on an annual basis, with the rest taking place in the Province at large. She served as British Columbia’s 27th Lieutenant Governor until September 30, 2007. Since 2007, the Honourable Iona Campagnolo has remained actively involved with two key issues: reconciling Aboriginal Rights and Title with Crown Title, and salmon sustainability in collaboration with the faculty of Continuing Studies in Science at Simon Fraser University. She currently makes her home on Vancouver Island. Additional Career Highlights: The following list provides some additional insight into the varied and expansive career of the Honourable Iona Campagnolo: 1989-1990 National Co-Chair, Paul Martin Liberal Party Leadership Campaign 1979-1994 Canadian Non-Governmental Organizations: limited time assignments with Inter-Pares,

Oxfam, CUSO, the Inter-Church Committee on Human Rights in Latin America (Peru), World Council of Churches, Geneva. Carried out assignments in Angola (4), Namibia, Malawi and South Africa as well as in Northeast Thailand, Kingston-Jamaica, and in West Africa in the Gambia, Togo and Sierra Leone

1979-2001 Panelist on U.S. Public Television Show (PBS) “The Editors” produced by World Affairs to provide focus on Canada-U.S. relations

1988 Official Observer Namibian Independence Elections 1990 Peru-Human Rights of Women and Children, Ayacucho 1993 Reporting to Canadian Government on prospects for a “free and fair election” in South Africa 1980-1990 Fund Raising and Communications Advisor to CUSO 1985-1990 Director: The Canadian Crafts Council 1991-1992 Commissioner: Non-Governmental Commission on Peace and Security. Resulting report:

“Transition Moment – Common Security” 1987-1992 Director: The Southern African Education Trust Fund 1991-1994 Director: The North South Institute (Chair: 1993-4) 1987-1992 Program Angola-Canada 1991-1992 Director: Canada 125 (Canada’s 125th Birthday Observations) 1996-1997 Director, then Chair: The Fraser Basin Management Board 1994-1997 Director, The Commonwealth of Learning 1994-2000 Director: The International Center for Human Rights and Democratic

Development (Rights and Democracy) Montreal 1996-2000 Director of the Arctic Institute of North American (Calgary, Alta) 1999 Director: Vancouver/Whistler 2010 Winter Olympic Bid Corporation 2000 Member: 2010 Vancouver/Whistler Winter Olympic Games Bid Ethics Committee Honours & Awards: In 1973 Iona Campagnolo was named B.C. Broadcaster of the Year. That same year she was made a Member of the Order of Canada, for her previous 20 years of community volunteerism, and was promoted to Officer in 2008. In 1998 she received the Order of British Columbia. In 1976 she became a sworn Member of the Queen’s Privy Council, an honour which henceforth entitled her to the lifetime usage of the title: “The Honourable”. In 1977 The Honourable Iona Campagnolo received the Queen’s Jubilee Medal and in 1992 she received The Canada 125 Medal. She became an


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Honourary Life Member of The Liberal Party of Canada (B.C.) in 1998 and in 2003 she was granted armorial bearings by the Chief Herald of Canada. The Honourable Iona Campagnolo has received Honorary Doctor of Laws (LL.D.) from six universities including: Simon Fraser University (1995), Brock University (1997), University of Northern British Columbia (1999), University of Victoria (2007), University of British Columbia (2009) and Trent University (2009). Iona Campagnolo has been honoured with First Nations names from both the T’simpsean and Haida peoples. In 1973 Chief Haq-ba-quo-too (Kenneth Harris) of the T’simpsean people, granted her the name: Noltz-whe-neha or “Mother of the Big Fin”. In 1976, Chief Skidegate (Clarence Collinson) bestowed upon her the Haida name of Saan aag X’s’wah or “Person Who Sits High”. An ardent gardener herself, the Honourable Iona Campagnolo also has two rhododendrons named in her honour. R. ‘Iona Cee’ (‘Haida Gold’ ⋅ ‘Golden Star’) is Courtenay nurseryman Harry Wright’s creation. R. ‘Iona Campagnolo’ (‘Etta Burrows’ ⋅ (‘Anna’ ⋅ ‘Fusilier’) was grown from Royal Horticultural Society seed in 1981 by Jean Round of the Vancouver Chapter of the Rhododendron Society and raised at Alouette Nursery in the Fraser Valley. Affiliations: The Honourable Iona Campagnolo has also served as a Member, Patron or Honourary Director of the following organizations over her career:

• Ecumenical Development Society of Canada, Inc., Hamilton, Ontario • Partners in Research • The Judy LaMarsh Foundation • The Therese Casgrain Foundation • Tools for Peace, Nicaragua • Member, Board of Regents of the Canadian Old-Timber Hockey Association • The Council for Canadian Unity • The Osteoporosis Society • The Bill Reid Foundation • The Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada • Past Director, Canadian Institute of Speech • Past Director, Citizenship Council • Member, Board of Directors, B.C. Sports Hall of Fame • Member, Vancouver and Edmonton Women’s Network • Member of the International Bid Committee of 1988 Winter Olympics, Calgary, Olympic

Development Association • Honourary Director, Canadian Abortion Rights League (CARAL) • International Honourary Member of Beta Sigma Phi • Honourary Director, Theatre 2000, Ottawa • Member, Jerusalem Women’s Association for Interfaith Dialogue • Life Member, Union of British Columbia Municipalities • Honourary Director, Association of Former Members fo the British Columbia Legislature • Honourary Director, Music by the Sea Festival and Music School of Bamfield, B.C. • Life Member, Union Club of Victoria • Life Associate, Fraser Basin Council


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Custodial History: The records of the Honourable Iona Campagnolo were transferred from her home on Vancouver Island to the Northern B.C. Archives & Special Collections at the University of Northern British Columbia in Prince George, B.C. on April 1, 2009. Scope and Content: This fonds illustrates the Honourable Iona Campagnolo’s careers as a broadcaster, a theatre producer, community leader, a politician, a feminist, a social activist, a speaker, a lecturer, a Chancellor, an advocate, a consultant and Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia. Types of records reflective of her various careers include: speeches, correspondence, itineraries, contracts, draft manuscripts, newspaper clippings, background material, photographs and ephemera. The Honourable Iona Campagnolo fonds has been divided into the following twelve series:

1) Photographs 2) Theatre & Community Development 3) Political Career 4) Non-political Activities 5) McMaster International Health Centre 6) Women in Power Project 7) University of Northern British Columbia 8) Fraser Basin Council 9) Miscellaneous – First Nations Material 10) National Speakers Bureau 11) Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia 12) Honours & Awards

Reproductions: All of the original items in multi-media format (audiocassette, film, CD-R and DVD) have been duplicated or migrated. These access copies are available for public viewing. Restrictions: Due to the personal nature of some of the information captured in the records of The Honourable Iona Campagnolo, some of these files may be restricted in full or in part. To apply for access to this restricted material an Application to Restricted Records by bonafide researchers will be required to be reviewed and approved by the University FOIP/OP Officer. See Archivist for more details. Rights: Permission to use any of the footage from the following copyrighted items must be obtained directly from the copyright holder as identified below:

Accession # Item Description Copyright Holder (as of Aug. 2009)

2009.6.3.34 Ms. Campagnolo interviewed by CFUV 101.9FM, UVic “Perspective” host Mahinder Doman (July 26, 1987)

CFUV 101.9FM - University of Victoria PO Box 3035 ; University of Victoria; Victoria, BC V8W 3P3; http://cfuv.uvic.ca/index.html

2009.6.4.5 CUSO ‘Kamp’ Advertisement, 1980

CUSO - VSO 44 Eccles Street; Ottawa, Ont. K1R 6S4 Email: [email protected] ; Toll-free Tel: 1-888-434-2876 ; http://www.cuso.org/

2009.6.11.106 Interview with Outgoing Lieutenant Governor Iona Campagnolo, October, 26 2007

CHEK News – Vancouver Island 780 Kings Road; Victoria, B.C. V8T 5A2 Tel: 250-383-2435; Email: [email protected] http://www.chtv.com/ch/cheknews/index.html


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Finding Aids: File level and photograph inventories and audio cassette summaries available. Related Materials:

1. The Iona Campagnolo fonds at the BC Sports Hall of Fame and Museum consists of records, including briefing notes, created by The Honourable Iona Campagnolo as Minister of Amateur Sport and Recreation. Fonds consist of 1.1 m of textual records and 101 photographs of The Honourable Iona Campagnolo at various public sporting events. Date range of this fonds: 1976-1979.

2. The Liberal Party of Canada fonds at the National Archives of Canada consists of 99.675m of

textual and other material including official portraits taken of The Honourable Iona Campagnolo while she held political office. Date range of this fonds: 1878-1986.

3. Lieutenant-Governor fonds at the B.C. Archives (Royal B.C. Museum Corporation) consists of

of records generated by the Lieutenant-Governor as chief executive officer, and as the Crown’s representative in the province, and includes records created while fulfilling administrative, social, and ceremonial functions. The records have been retained in the government records (GR) accession units in which they were received by BC Archives. Types of records include letterbooks, correspondence, dispatches, speeches, oaths of office, and subject files. This fonds consist of 13.51 m of textual records and 6 microfilm reels spanning a date range of 1871-2005.

Sources of Information: • Centre for International Health, McMaster University http://fhs.mcmaster.ca/main/international_health.html • University of Northern British Columbia http://www.unbc.ca/15_years/index.html • Fraser Basin Council http://www.fraserbasin.bc.ca/about_us/history.html • Government House - Lieutenant Governor of B.C. http://www.ltgov.bc.ca/ltgov/role.htm • Cowichan Valley Rhododendron Society Newsletter, September 2007 • http://cowichan.rhodos.ca/newsletters/CVRS%20Sept%20newsletter%202007.pdf • The International Rhododendron Register and Checklist (2004) Fourth Supplement by the Royal Horticultural

Society http://www.rhs.org.uk/NR/rdonlyres/853CA286-B007-47C5-86E9-78509B2C10BA/0/4thRhodoSupp.pdf

• “The Essential Iona” by Jim Hume of the Times Colonist newspaper, June 17, 2007

http://www.canada.com/victoriatimescolonist/story.html?id=606d502a-3488-4bd5-abf4-877374ac4b21&k=94612 Language Note: Most textual items in this fonds are in English; however, some materials are in French.


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SERIES LEVEL DESCRIPTIONS 1) Photographs Series 1937–2007. 797 photographs [30cm of photographic material]

• 725 prints • 65 negatives • 7 - 35mm slides • 5 laser copies • 2 contact sheets (30 images)

Series consists of over 797 images related to Ms. Campagnolo’s personal and professional life. Images include personal photographs related to Ms. Campagnolo’s early years in Prince Rupert including her career in broadcasting and theatrical production as well as her political career and tenure as Lieutenant Governor. The bulk of the photographs relate to Ms. Campagnolo’s political career in federal politics including: 40+ images of Ms. Campagnolo’s First Political Campaign, as a Liberal Party Candidate for the Federal Riding of Skeena in 1974 including images of trips in June 1974 by then Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and Margaret Trudeau, as well as a visit by then M.P. Jean Chretien [later Prime Minister] to Northern BC to campaign for Campagnolo. As well it includes 40+ images of Ms. Campagnolo’s tours and events as Member of Parliament for the Skeena riding from 1974 – 1976; 60 + images of Campagnolo on Tours and Events as Minister of State, Fitness and Amateur Sport, 1976 – 1977 including images with Canadian politicians including former and future Prime Ministers: Pierre Trudeau, John Diefenbaker, Jean Chretien and John Turner; Canadian politicians Jean Sauve and Thérèse Casgrain, and Governor Generals Adrienne Clarkson and Michaëlle Jean; members of the British Royal Family including Queen Elizabeth II, international politicians and dignitaries including Pope Paul X, Donald Coggan, Archbishop of Canterbury, First Lady Rosalyn Carter, anthropologist Margaret Mead, Canadian media personalities including musician Leona Boyd. It includes 60+ images of Campagnolo’s international Ministry of Sport Tours including those of Cuba, 1977 – 1978 and the European Sports Tour with Team Canada (Hockey Canada), 1977 – 1978 as well 200+ images related to Campagnolo’s involvement in Ministry of Sport Events in Canada including images from the Commonwealth Games, Edmonton, held 3-12 August 1978 and the Canada Winter Games, Brandon, Manitoba, held 12-24 February 1979. The series also includes over 60 images of Campagnolo’s Post Political Office Activities (1979 – 1982) including activities in TV broadcasting and her involvement in the Canadian bid for the 1988 Olympic Games, her non-profit and volunteer activities including her involvement in a Canadian University Service Overseas (CUSO) mission, in North-eastern Thailand in 1980. Other images include 20+ images related to Campagnolo’s tenure as the President of the Liberal Party of Canada, 1982 - 1986 including Liberal Party Conventions and functions and including the official portrait of Iona Campagnolo as Liberal Party President, taken by noted photographer Yousuf Karsh, in 1986. Additional images in the series include 50+ images of Campagnolo’s Professional and Public Service, from 1987 - 1999 including CUSO and WHO missions by Campagnolo, images of Campagnolo receiving an Honourary Doctor of Laws at Brock University; 40+ images of Campagnolo in activities relating to her position as Chancellor at the University of Northern British Columbia 1992 – 2004 including her Chancellor Tours of the regions that UNBC serves and official portraits. The remainder of the photographic series consists of 60+ images relating to activities, ceremonies and events attended by the Honourable Campagnolo as Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia, 2001 - 2007 including her Honour’s work on the Terrace Gardens, at Government House and images of Governor


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Generals Michaëlle Jean and Adrienne Clarkson’s visits to Government House, Victoria, in March 2006.

Boxes: 37-41 Accession No. 2009.6.1

2) Theatre & Community Development 1959, 1971-1974. 8.5cm textual material

Series consists of correspondence, itineraries, newspaper clippings, reports, theatre and event programs, ephemera, contact lists, prop lists, scripts, rehearsal and performance schedules, set lists, minutes, agreements, cheques, receipts, and background material all pertaining to Iona Campagnolo’s involvement with the planning of the Royal Visit to Prince Rupert in honour of British Columbia Centennial Celebrations, May 10, 1971; North Pacific Player theatre productions of Man of La Mancha (1971) Mary Stuart (1972) Tom Jones (1973) and Fiddler on the Roof (1974); planning and development of Prince Rupert’s first Folkfest ’74; and initial planning for Prince Rupert Homecoming event, October 1973 Box: 1 Oversize Box: 36 (accession no. 2009.6.2.2) Accession No. 2009.6.2

3) Political Career 1974-2000. 88.1cm textual material

• 1 audiocassette Series consists of correspondence, campaign advertisements and publications, newspaper clippings, itineraries, reports, scrapbooks, speeches, newsletters, poetry, ephemera, memoranda, invitations, commercial publications, party publications, certificates, agendas, press releases, minutes and background information all pertaining to Iona Campagnolo’s political career as M.P. for Skeena; Minister of State Fitness and Amateur Sport, and President of the Liberal Party of Canada; as well as, pertaining to her continued interest in the political state of Canada. Boxes: 2-7 Oversize Box: 35 (accession no.: 2009.6.3.1; 2009.6.3.7; 2009.6.3.12; 2009.6.3.22; 2009.6.3.51; 2009.6.3.52; 2009.6.3.54) Oversize Box: 36 (accession no. 2009.6.3.1) Accession No. 2009.6.3

4) Non-Political Activities 1979-1991. 25.6cm textual material

• 1 – 16mm film Series consists of conference proceedings, publications, speeches, biography of Iona Campagnolo, correspondence, crew list and shooting schedule for “One of a Kind” CBC programme, newspaper clippings, ephemera, itinerary, invitations, background information, film footage featuring a CUSO advertisement, trip diaries, statements, agendas, poems and minutes related to the Honourable Iona Campagnolo’s involvement with various non-profit and/or non-


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political organizations such as CUSO-VSO (formerly known as the Canadian University Services Overseas Organizations), the Canadian Broadcast Corporation’s “One of a Kind” programme, the Institute for Human Performance, the Jerusalem Women’s Seminar, CIDA (Canadian International Development Agency), the Futures Secretariat, the World Council of Churches, the Calgary Olympic Development Association (CODA), World Food Day (via the Ministry of Agriculture), and various Canadian women’s networks.

Boxes: 8-9 Accession No. 2009.6.4

5) McMaster International Health Centre 1987-1990. 4cm textual material

Series consists of reports, speeches, correspondence, newsletters, newspaper clippings and an editorial for The McMaster Internationalist newsletter related to the Honourable Iona Campagnolo’s involvement as Associate Director of the McMaster International Health Centre.

Box: 10 Accession No. 2009.6.5

6) Women in Power Project 1989-1992. 3cm textual material

Series consists of correspondence, contracts, manuscripts and a memorandum pertaining to the Honourable Iona Campagnolo’s involvement and contribution to a group publication tentatively titled All of Us: Women in Canadian Power and Politics that was scheduled for publication by Random House Canada Ltd. This project was ultimately disbanded and the resulting manuscript was never published.


7) University of Northern British Columbia 1991-2001. 37.6cm textual material

Series consists of newspaper clippings, correspondence, Official Greetings, ephemera, background information, event and convocation programs, speeches, invitations, memoranda, reports, songs, brochures and University publications related to the development of the University of Northern British Columbia and the role of the Honourable Iona Campagnolo as the founding Chancellor. Some material in this series is confidential – please contact Archivist for more information on access.

Boxes: 10-12 Oversize Box: 34 (accession no. 2009.6.7.18) Oversize Box: 35 (accession no. 2009.6.7.2) Accession No. 2009.6.7


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8) Fraser Basin Council 1996-2001. 1.5cm textual material

Series consists of correspondence, agendas, speeches, proposals, poems, ephemera, newsletters, newspaper clippings and a biography of Iona Campagnolo all pertaining to the Honourable Iona Campagnolo’s involvement with the Fraser Basin Council.


9) Miscellaneous – First Nations Material 1995-1997, 2002. 2.3cm textual material

Series consists of Roots & Wings theatre programs, miscellaneous correspondence, publications, press releases, newspaper clippings, guidelines and speeches pertaining to the Nisga’a Agreement in Principle (1995-1997); and a copy of the British Columbia Treaty Negotiations Referendum issued by Premier Campbell in 2002.


10) National Speakers Bureau 1986-2001. 25.6cm textual material

Series consists of speeches, a biography of Iona Campagnolo, correspondence, and contracts pertaining to speeches written and presented by the Honourable Iona Campagnolo while on contract for the National Speakers Bureau via Contemporary Communications.

Box: 13-14 Accession No. 2009.6.10

11) Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia 2001-2007. 2.34m textual material

• 2 CD-Rs (computer disk) • 1 DVD (optical disk)

Series consists of speeches, memoranda (which include: itineraries, seating plans, agendas, speaking orders, participant lists) correspondence, event programs, invitations, newspaper clippings, background material, list of regrets, agendas by calendar month and ephemera pertaining to The Honourable Iona Campagnolo’s duties and responsibilities as Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia.

Box: 15-32 Oversize Box: 35 (accession no. 2009.6.11.27; 2009.6.11.109) Oversize Box: 36 (accession no. 2009.6.11.1) Accession No. 2009.6.11


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12) Honours & Awards 1972-2003. 9.5cm textual material

Series consists of placards, certificates, artwork, proclamations and event programs all related to various honours and awards bestowed upon the Honourable Iona Campagnolo throughout her career.

Box: 33 Oversize Box: 35 (accession no. 2009.6.12.4) Accession No. 2009.6.12


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FILE LEVEL INVENTORY Box #1

File No. File Title / Description

2009.6.2.1

British Columbia Centennial Celebration: The Royal Visit to Prince Rupert, May 10, 1971

• Handwritten “General Itinerary for Royal Visit to Prince Rupert, Monday May 10th 1971”

• “Royal Visit – Prince Rupert, Itinerary #3” • Itinerary: “The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh Accompanied by The Princess

Anne, Royal Tour of British Columbia, 3 May to 12 May 1971” • Report to City Council re: Preliminary planning for the Centennial Royal Visit

submitted by Iona Campagnolo, Royal Visit Co-ordinator • Report of Royal Visit Co-ordinator, Mrs. Iona Campagnolo • Preparation for Royal Visit rehearsal, March 26th and 27th (1971) • “Royal Visit- Prince Rupert, May 10th, 1971, Itinerary #6” • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Will Hankinson re: planning Royal Visit (includes

“Report of Will Hankinson re: questions asked of Royal Tour Visiting Legion”), 1971 • Annotated itinerary for May 10, 1971 Royal Visit, dated March 9, 1971 • Page 1 of letter outlining accreditation procedures for news organizations to apply to

accompany the Royal Visit throughout British Columbia, 1971 • Hand rendered sketch re: set-up of Royal Visit • Handwritten notes re: planning for the Royal Visit • News clipping: “Royal family to visit Prince Rupert in May”, The Prince Rupert Daily

News, 1971 • Copy of letter to Joe Antonelli, Past President, Prince Rupert Society from Iona

Campagnolo, Royal Visit Coordinator re: request to read letter, March 24, 1971 (includes attached letter to the Prince Rupert Society from Iona Campagnolo, Royal Visit Coordinator re: announcement of Royal Visit)

• Copy of letter to Bill from Iona Campagnolo re: copy of preliminary planning for Royal Visit, February 19, 1971

• Copy of letter to Messrs. Tyrell, Gadsby and Simmons, Deputy Provincial Secretary’s Office, from Iona Campagnolo, Royal Visit Coordinator re: request for city map, March 10, 1971

• Copy of letter to L.J. Wallace, Deputy Provincial Secretary from Prince Rupert Mayor P.J. Lester re: appointment of Iona Campagnolo as Royal Visit Co-ordinator, February 17, 1971

• Copy of letter to Doctor Large from Iona Campagnolo, Royal Visit Coordinator re: initial planning report, February 16, 1971

• Copy of letter to Prince Rupert Chamber of Commerce from Iona Campagnolo, Royal Visit Coordinator re: media plan, March 1, 1971

• Copy of letter to Mr. E.J. Semmens, Deputy Provincial Co-ordinator Royal Tour from Iona Campagnolo, Royal Visit Coordinator re: special presentations, March 29, 1971

• Copy of letter to Prince Rupert Public Library Board from Iona Campagnolo, Royal Visit Coordinator re: official opening by Princess Anne, March 29, 1971

• Copy of letter to Mr. M.N. McLeod, Mill Manager, Canadian Cellulose Co. Ltd., from Iona Campagnolo, Royal Visit Coordinator re: thank you, March 29, 1971


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2009.6.2.1 (cont’d)

• Handwritten copy of letter to Mr. Charles Dudaward from Iona Campagnolo, Royal Visit Coordinator re: painting, 1971

• Copy of letter to Hon. W.H. Murray, Speaker of the House, Prince Rupert Mayor P.J. Lester re: appointment of Iona Campagnolo as Royal Visit Co-ordinator, January 8, 1971

• Copy of letter to Prince Rupert Mayor P.J. Lester from Philip (?), H.M. Yacht Britannia at Sea re: command from the Queen to send a portrait for Prince Rupert as a memento of their visit, and general thank you, May 11, 1971

• Newspaper clippings: o “Mayor Peter J. Lester” (The Prince Rupert Daily News, ca. May 1971?) o Pages 1-6 of The Daily News, May 11, 1971 featuring the Royal Visit

2009.6.2.2 Miscellaneous Early Correspondence (includes correspondence, newspaper clippings,

programs, ephemera) • Commencement Programs for Prince Rupert Senior Secondary School, 1971 – Jan and

Linda Campagnolo both listed as members of the 1971 Graduating Class; Iona Campagnolo also listed as providing Greetings from the Board of School Trustees (2 copies)

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Arthur H. Norman of Shillcraft Readicut Rugs re: purchase of a new rug, February 1, 1971

• Bumper sticker: “Have a happy day with TK” • Envelope from 560 TK Radio with the initials “I.V.C.” written on the front • Letterhead: TK Radio air copy, blank verso; recto has handwritten annotation: “Mimi,

Me, Helga Medd” • Poster: Kitwanga Summer Carnival (June 26-27) *SEPARATED SEE “OVERSIZE BOX

#36” • News clippings:

o “Youngsters ‘eggs-plode’ at CNR Park”, The Daily News (undated) o “Chief We-Shakes in liaison with Indian Affairs” (unidentified, undated) o “Media owners making generous pro…” The Globe and Mail, August (?)

1971 o “Prince Rupertites celebrate New Year’s in gala style” Prince Rupert

Daily News, January 5, 1959

2009.6.2.3 Man of La Mancha Production, 1971 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Nöel & Martin (?) Mulloy re: thank you, June 4, 1971 • Newspaper clippings:

o “Impossible dream?” by Iona Campagnolo, North Pacific Players, Theatre, B.C. newspaper, October 1971 (includes original newspaper copy)

o “First musical in 15 years scheduled by NPP in May” The Prince Rupert Daily News, 1971

2009.6.2.4

Mary Stuart Production, 1972 • Newspaper cartoon: “It’s the Royal physician Ma’am, and would you slip your things

off.” • Theatre program: Mary Stuart, Booth Music Suite, April 27-30, 1972, Curtain, 8:00pm • Newspaper clippings:

o “Mary Stuart praised” The Daily News, April 28 (?) 1972 o “Memorable return of queen” The Daily News, April 1972

• Letter to [Prince Rupert] Recreation Commission from Iona Campagnolo re: half the


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2009.6.2.4 (cont’d)

profits generated by the production of Mary Stuart; includes receipt issued to Iona Campagnolo for $238.88

• Rehearsal and performance schedule for Mary Stuart, final week • Props list for Maryann • Set list for Peter & Paul • Report issued by C. van Deursen, Maintenance Supervisor re: Booth Memorial Jr.

Secondary School Music Suite Used as a Theatre, May 2, 1972 • Outline of production costs for Mary Stuart • Rehearsal schedule, Week 1 to Week 6 • Iona Campagnolo’s (Director’s) copy of Mary Stuart includes annotations re:

productions ideas, costumes, blocking, script adaptations • Contact list for members of cast and crew • Copy of letter to Prince Rupert Recreation Commission from Iona Campagnolo re:

request use of Booth School Band Room for production of “Mary Stuart”, April 4, 1972

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo given at open casting call • Blank contact list • Copy of letter to Dick St. Louis, Recreation Supervisor, Prince Rupert Civic Centre

from Iona Campagnolo re: request for additional services, March 22, 1972 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Dick St. Louis, Recreation Supervisor, Prince Rupert

Civic Centre re: list of available dates, March 3, 1972 • Open letter from C. van Deursen, Maintenance Supervisor re: stage activities with

which he is involved as a private citizen, February 16, 1972

2009.6.2.5 Correspondence and Ephemera, 1972 • Flower bouquet insert card: “Congratulations on your Award, TK Staff” • 1972 Commencement program for the Prince Rupert Senior Secondary School

graduation featuring Greetings by Iona Campagnolo on behalf of the Board of School Trustees

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from R. Bruce Bennett, Acting Mayor of Prince Rupert re: thank you for organizing reception events for recent tour by Governor General and Mrs. Michener, May 29, 1972 (includes copy of Telex from the Governor General re: visit to Prince Rupert, May 26, 1972)

• Photocopy of letter to Iona Campagnolo, August 10 (1972?) and words to song “Home, home in the rain” – a song celebrating Prince Rupert by Colin Wood

• Overview of required letters to various individuals / organizations re: Prince Rupert Homecoming event, ca. 1972

• Copy of letter Norma from Iona Campagnolo re: Prince Rupert Homecoming, November 22, 1972

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Frank Collison, Band Manager, Masset Band Council re: creation of a canoe and other details of the Prince Rupert Homecoming, December 5, 1972

• Copy of letter to Frank Collison, Band Manager, Masset Band Council re: response to questions in previous letter, December 13, 1972

2009.6.2.6

Tom Jones Production, 1973 • Theatre program: “Tom Jones featuring : Nöel Mulloy”, May 24-26, 1973 • Two cheque duplications signed by Iona Campagnolo towards advertising costs,

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• One cheque duplication signed by Iona Campagnolo to Eaton’s department store towards costume costs, March 9, 1973

• Two receipts made out to Iona Campagnolo from Rupert Sewing Centre for costume costs, April 16 & 18, 1973

• Handwritten list of expenses on the recto of a bank savings withdrawal form • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Don Pontifex, Manager, Mallabar Men’s Costumes

re: shipment of costumes for Tom Jones, May 15, 1973 • Radio Broadcast Agreement signed by Iona Campagnolo on behalf of the North

Pacific Players for “Public Service Announcements”, May 16-22, 1973 • Copy of letter to Northumberland Press Ltd., England from Conrad van Deursen for

North Pacific Players re: order for 15 copies of Tom Jones play script, November 17, 1972

• Letter to Conrad van Deursen from Evans Plays, Montague House, England re: copies of play script and payment of royalties, November 24, 1972

2009.6.2.7 Minutes, Reports, Speeches & Programs 1973

• Copy of minutes of Prince Rupert Visitor’s Bureau, September 5, 1973 re: motion for Prince Rupert Homecoming

• Committee Report of the City Aesthetic Improvement Committee, November 30, 1973, Iona Campagnolo – Chairman

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Provincial High School Drama Festival participants, ca. 1973

• Prince Rupert Homecoming Souvenir Program, October 5-7, 1973

2009.6.2.8 Fiddler on the Roof Production, 1974 • Theatre Program: Fiddler on the Roof, February 19-23, 1974 produced and directed by

Iona Campagnolo; costumes by Iona Campagnolo • News clippings:

o “’Fiddler on the Roof’ hits high note on opening night” (The Daily News, February 20, 1974?)

o Editorial: “Needed, a Community Arts Centre”, The Daily News, February 21, 1974

2009.6.2.9

Folkfest ‘74 • Listing of Prince Rupert Folkfest Committee members, April 11, 1974 • Copy of letter to Mayor Lester and Prince Rupert City Council from Iona Campagnolo

(Alderman and Co-ordinator, Northwest Region FolkFest ‘74) re: various requests of the Prince Rupert Folkfest Committee, April 15, 1974

• Folkfest ’74, Agenda for Meeting No.1 (annotated) • Letter to Alderman Iona Campagnolo from Norbert Rogan, Co-ordinator, Folkfest ’74

re: invitation to participate and involve community in Folkfest ’74 (includes tentative province wide program)

• Copy of letter to Frank Collison, Band Manager, Massett Band Council from Iona Campagnolo, Co-ordinator, Folkfest ’74 Prince Rupert Region, re: participation in event, April 16, 1974

• Copy of letter to Recreation Commission from Iona Campagnolo, Co-ordinator, Folkfest ’74 Prince Rupert Region re: request to participate, April 15, 1974

• Draft copy of partially complete letters to Nishga Tribal Council, Centre Canadien Francais de Terrace, German Canadian Club, Luso Canadian Society, Caledonia Club


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re: invitation to participate in Folkfest ‘74 • Copy of letter to L.J. Wallace, Deputy Provincial Secretary from Iona Campagnolo,

Co-ordinator, Folkfest ’74 Prince Rupert Region, re: initial plans for Folkfest ’74, April 11, 1974

• Envelope on Folkfest ’74 stationary addressed: “Attn: Ald. Iona V. Campagnolo” • Overview of various groups (including contact information) and venues being utilized

for Folkfest ‘74 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from A. Assman, Superintendent of Prince Rupert Parks

and Recreation re: recommendations for Folkfest ’74, April 26, 1974 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Nancy Wilson re: whereabouts of Japanese tea house

and other items, April 16, 1974 • Copy of letter to Iona Campagnolo from Madeleine Lafleur, Appointments Secretary

to the Prime Minister Trudeau re: acknowledgement of invitation, May 3, 1974 • Copy of letter to Iona Campagnolo from Madeleine Lafleur, Appointments Secretary

to the Prime Minister Trudeau re: regrets for Prime Minister, May 9, 1974 • Copy of letter to Captain Ed Harris, Department of Transport from Iona Campagnolo,

Co-ordinator, Folkfest ’74 Prince Rupert Region re: safety concerns within Prince Rupert harbour, May 3, 1974

• Copy of letter to Mayor and Council, Town of Hope, from Iona Campagnolo, Alderman and Co-ordinator, Folkfest ’74 Prince Rupert Region re: inclusion of Hope in Prince Rupert Folkfest ’74, April 4, 1974

• Copy of letter to Luso Canadian Society from Iona Campagnolo, Co-ordinator, Folkfest ’74 Prince Rupert Region re: invitation for involvement in Folkfest ’74, April 23, 1974

• Copy of letter to Prince Rupert Lions Club from Iona Campagnolo, Co-ordinator, Folkfest ’74 Prince Rupert Region re: invitation for involvement in Folkfest ’74, April 11, 1974

• List of attendees at first FolkFest Committee meeting, April 10, 1974 • Copy of letter to Prince Rupert Mayor and City Council from Norbert Rogan, Co-

ordinator, Folkfest ’74 re: invitation to participate in Folkfest ’74 (includes tentative province wide program)

• Listing of ethnic groups in British Columbia, March 12, 1974

2009.6.3.1

Political Speeches, 1974 (includes, ephemera, correspondence, newspaper clippings) • Political campaign flyer supporting Frank Howard, NDP, 1974 • “Male Chauvinist Pig” Tie*, Tie belonged to Roy Last, campaign manager. He

surrendered it to Iona Campagnolo for a winning campaign in July 1974 on Election Night. *SEPARATED SEE “OVERSIZE BOX #36”

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Margaret Trudeau, re: thank you for gift, November 12, 1974

• Political campaign pamphlet: Iona Campagnolo: “A New voice for Skeena”, 1974 authorized by Skeena Liberal Association

• Small advertisements for Iona Campagnolo: “A New voice for Skeena”, 1974 authorized by Skeena Liberal Association

• Itinerary for attendance at the Saskatchewan Indian Summer Games in Kamsack (1974?)

• “Campagnolo” – political campaign newspaper, 1974 (2 copies) *SEPARATED SEE “OVERSIZE BOX #35”

• Newspapers regarding Iona Campagnolo’s victory as Skeena M.P., 1974


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o The Daily News, July 9, 1974 o The Nechako Chronicle, July 11, 1974 o The News Advertiser, July 9, 1974

• Newspaper clippings: o Newspaper photo of Iona Campagnolo at her first Federal Campaign in

Terrace, 1974 o “Campagnolo sees fortunes on the rise for the Liberals” o “All set for snowslide victory” Prince Rupert, June 3, 1974 o “Campagnolo says message is clear” (unidentified, undated) o “Girl (candidate) meets boy (tractor operator) at logging camp…” o “Iona’s itinerary” (unidentified) May 29, 1974 o “Liberals open headquarters” (unidentified) May 29, 1974 o “Woman urged to enter political field” (unidentified, undated) o Iona Campagnolo being licked by a dog (unidentified, undated) o “Barrett won’t talk – Chretien” (unidentified, undated) o “Rupert alderman enters race” (unidentified, undated) o “Trudeau returns in Liberal landslide” The Daily News, July 9, 1974 o “Island kindergarten honours memory of Chief Weah” The Daily News,

May 23, 1974 o “Liberals open headquarter” (unidentified, undated) o “Iona back” (unidentified, undated) o “Liberal candidate off to Islands” (unidentified, undated) o “Where the candidates are” The Daily News, June 10, 1974 o “A kick out of Kamloops” (unidentified, undated) o “Iona back” (unidentified, undated) o Newspaper photograph featuring Iona Campagnolo in attendance at an

Emily Carr travelling art exhibition, The Daily News, June 4, 1974 o “Campagnolo wins in Skeena” The Nechako Chronicle, July 11, 1974 o “It’s Campagnolo for Skeena” The News Advertiser, July 9, 1974 o “Railway network to boost port” (unidentified, undated) o Newspaper photograph featuring Jean Chretien and Iona Campagnolo in

Hazelton, B.C. o “Chretien says B.C. stalling” o Newspaper photographs featuring 1) Prime Minister Trudeau, Margaret

Trudeau and Iona Campagnolo / 2) Iona Campagnolo and George Jeffries, V.P., B.C. Native Brotherhood

o Newspaper photographs featuring: 1) Iona Campagnolo changing a tire, News Advertiser, June 4, 1974 / 2) Prime Minister Trudeau visiting a Terrace high school, June 13, 1974

o “Our lady in Ottawa” The Herald, July 10, 1974 2009.6.3.2 Scrapbook: Iona V. Campagnolo elected M.P. for Skeena, July 8, 1974

Newspaper clippings and notecards pertaining to the election

2009.6.3.3 The Lands We Lost: A History of Cut-Off Lands and Land Losses from Indian Reserves in British Columbia, by the Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs, April 1974

• Annotation on recto: “Presented by J. Deacey to Lou Demerais April 21, 1974, who promptly rejected it the same day! ”Front cover illustration of eagle has been coloured in and features an additional “splat!” drawing


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2009.6.3.4 Political Speeches, 1975 (includes correspondence, itineraries, reports) • House of Commons Debates, “Official Report” Thursday, May 29, 1975 • House of Commons Debates, “Official Report” Thursday, July 17, 1975 • House of Commons Debates, “Official Report” Friday, October 17, 1975 • House of Commons Debates, “Official Report” Monday, October 27, 1975 • House of Commons Debates, “Official Report” Monday, November 17, 1975 • Unidentified Speech made to the House of Commons re: debate over gun control, ca.

1975 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from James Sinclair re: article by Doug Fisher in The Sun,

July 31, 1975 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from James Sinclair re: gift of book and visit, March 10,

1975 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from “R” re: good work, ca. 1975 (?) • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Marcel Roy re: compliments (includes newspaper

clipping: “New MP’s name one to remember” The Gazette, July 28, 1975 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Flora re: thank you, October 16, 1975 • Travel itinerary: October 25 – December 6, 1975 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Gene (?), M.P. re: congratulations for speech on gas

excise tax, July 17, 1975 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau re: thanks for birthday

wishes, October 29, 1975 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Simma Holt, M.P. Vancouver-Kingsway, re:

thank you, October 18, 1975 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Charlese (?) M.P. re: great speech, July 21, 1975 • Newspaper clipping: “Iona Campagnolo, MP: A girl for watching”, St. John’s Evening

Telegram, July 29, 1975

2009.6.3.5

Political Speeches, 1976 (includes correspondence, background material, newspaper clippings, reports, itinerary)

• “Between friends…entre amis” Constituent Report from Ottawa by Iona Campagnolo, July 1976

• “Speaking out…for Skeena” Constituent Report from Ottawa by Iona Campagnolo, March 1976

• House of Commons Debates, “Official Report” Monday, February 16, 1976 • House of Commons Debates, “Official Report” Tuesday, April 6, 1976 • House of Commons Debates, “Official Report” Friday, May 14, 1976 • House of Commons Debates, “Official Report” Monday, June 7, 1976 • Newsletter for the Prince Rupert Garden Club, March 1976 (includes membership card

for Iona Campagnolo) • Poem: “Souvenirs”, from Rhymes of a Country Postmistress by Edith Mary Essex • Program: 1976 Canada Cup $3.00 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from “R” at 560 TK Radio / CHTK Radion Ltd, Prince

Rupert, re: general correspondence, February 24, 1976 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Prime Minister Trudeau re: Meach Lake meeting,


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September 16, 1976 • Flower bouquet notecard from Roger Jackson re: appreciation, ca. 1976 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Jean Marchand re: thank you , July 14, 1976 • Handwritten note to Iona Campagnolo from Ed Broadbent re: missing a comment at

noon, ca. 1976 • Christmas card from “Chief Skidegate” Dempsey (ca. 1976) • “Happy New Year” card from Pierre Trudeau, Margaret, Justin, Sacha & Michel • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Prime Minister Trudeau re: happy birthday, October

18, 1976 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Richard O’Hagan, office of the Prime Minister re:

thank you, April 14, 1976 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Joe Clark, Leader of the Opposition, re: thank you,

March 4, 1976 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Prime Minister Trudeau re: thank you for assistance

in planning trip to Queen Charlotte Islands, August 6, 1976 • Prime Minister’s Itinerary, Queen Charlotte Islands (P.M. Pierre Trudeau, 1976) • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Jean Marchand re: election results, November 29,

1976 • Unification of Sport Report, March 1976 • Portion of a typed apology to Iona Campagnolo, from another M.P., received October

27, 1976 • Ticket to Opening Ceremony of the Montreal, 1976 Olympic Games, July 17, 1976 • Typed copy of newspaper clipping on Iona Campagnolo by Alan Binkley • Photocopied Commons Debates featuring Iona Campagnolo: October 14, 1976 • Newspaper clippings:

o “Our west coast transportation problems making Canada-wide news” Daily News, December 16, 1976

o “Folkfest” advertisement (unidentified B.C. newspaper, ca. 1976) o “Iona”, Atlin News Miner, November 24, 1976 o “MP Iona Campagnolo takes Ottawa by storm” Toronto Star, April 24, 1976 o “Chretien outlines plans for 1976 federal spending” Daily News, March 1,

1976 o “Prime Minister Trudeau, arrogance or ignorance?” Daily News, March 16,

1976 o Newspaper photograph of Iona Campagnolo at a ribbon cutting ceremony for

Mt. Hays ski hill, Daily News, 1976 o Newspaper photograph of Iona Campagnolo getting into her car (unidentified)

ca. 1976 o “Socreds to control fish plant” Financial Times, March 1, 1976 o “Well here is one way to greet politicians” (unidentified), 1976 o “Minister to visit Rupert” Terrace Herald, February 4, 1976 o “Kimberley Dynamiter” Kimberley Bulletin, May 1976 o “A busy Iona Campagnolo presents Stewart Liberals with 1976 membership

Award” The Grit, May 1976 o “Liberal MPs visiting” Kimberley Bulletin, May 4, 1976 o “Iona Campagnolo, Liberal MP” Kimberley Bulletin, May 5, 1976 o “Peggy Forgie, Left” Kimberley Bulletin, May 6, 1976 o “Joyous reunion” Ottawa Citizen, May 29, 1976 o “Iona Campagnolo, MP – Rising Star” Commentary newsletter, vol. 30, issue

6, August 1976


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o “Making a Point” Lakes District News, February 11, 1976 o “Fitness boost for kids has Iona fit to be tied” Montreal Star, December 29,

1976 o Unidentified article by Douglas Fisher, Windsor Star, May 31, 1976

2009.6.3.6

Political Speeches, 1977 (I) (includes background information, memoranda, programs, correspondence, itineraries, ephemera, reports, news clippings)

• “Iona Campagnolo: the cabinet minister from Skeena B.C. is strong stuff” Homemaker’s Magazine, September 1977

• Grey Cup Ticket, Montreal, 1977 • “Oh Canada! Oh Skeena!” Constituent Report from Ottawa by Iona Campagnolo,

March 1977 (2 copies) • “at work… for Skeena” Constituent Report from Ottawa by Iona Campagnolo, July,

1977 (2 copies) • “…Your Majesty, we offer our sincere…” Constituent Report from Ottawa by Iona

Campagnolo, November, 1977 (2 copies) • Political pamphlet featuring background and accomplishments of Iona Campagnolo,

Minister of State for Fitness and Amateur Sport (2 copies) • Copy of memo to Minister / Ian / April / Tom / Peter from Ken re: Granduc Mine

Stats, December 1, 1977 • Newspaper clippings:

o “Campagnolo one of PM’s top assets”, Kitchener-Waterloo Record, May 11, 1977

o “Must make room for minorities: Campagnolo” Oakville Journal Record, February 23, 1977

o “It’s Joe Who versus whom?” ca. 1977 o “Setting a fine example” The Globe and Mail, February 18, 1977 o “In the swing” The Citizen, Ottawa, February 22, 1977 o “Iona Campagnolo tra politica e femminismo” La Tribuna Italiana,

August 1977 o “Would you believe Iona as Canada’s Bionic Woman?” Ottawa Journal,

October 15, 1977 o “Christmas Greeting”, The Tampa Times, December 15, 1977 o “The longest speech…” Port Hope Evening Guide, October 13, 1977 o “Il 24 Settembre 1977, data d annali per la comunita’ Italiana” Il Marco

Polo, November 1977 o “A new era in sport” (unidentified) October 13, 1977 o “Healthy, wealthy and wise” (unidentified) ca. 1977 o “Visite du minister Campagnolo” (unidentified) ca. 1977 o “Separatism like ‘amputation’ Campagnolo tells area Grits”, Cobourg

Daily Star, October 13, 1977 o “Questions, questions” Toronto Sun, November 22, 1977 o “Iona ends speculations – she’ll remain Skeena MP” Northern Sentinel,

September 8, 1977 o “Iona’s parable of the bulls” Northern Sentinel, September 8, 1977 o “Wolfe manque de neige!” Montréal-Matin, March 9, 1977 o “Guests enjoy billiard game” The Guardian, Charlottetown, PEI, January

21, 1977 o “MPs’ taste in cars has American flavor” The Gazette, December 9, 1977 o “Now that she’s got the money, Iona to create 115, 000 coaches” Ottawa


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Citizen, February 24, 1977 o “Federal Minister visits” (unidentified) 1977 o “Le Canada n’a pas fini d’aller de l’avant” (unidentified) 1977 o “Aquarena opens” Ottawa Daily News, 1977 o Newspaper photograph: Iona Campagnolo presenting fitness award to

student Peter Douglas, Ottawa Citizen, June 29, 1977 o “Sport Minister Campagnolo tries moving mountains” The Victorian,

September 28, 1977 o “Federal grant” The Daily News, September 28, 1977 o Political cartoon, The Citizen, 1977 o “City was the big winner in Grey Cup” Montréal Gazette, November 29,

1977 o “The Minister’s a good sport” (unidentified, ca. 1977) o “Jacques Beauchamp”, Sunday Express, November 13, 1977 o “No secrets, no exam, no fat” The Globe and Mail, February 21, 1977 o “Canada capable of sixth at Olympics: Campagnolo”, The Toronto Star,

November 22, 1977 o “Shape up Londoners”, London Evening Free Press, November 9, 1977 o “Liberal Minister chats with Kelowna children”, The Kelowna Daily

Courier, June 17, 1977 o “Hockey probe worth more than $20,000” Montréal Gazette, July 13,

1977 o “Iona Campagnolo: un minister Canadien à l’écoute du milieu sportif”, Le

Devoir, August 2, 1977 o “The chief: John George Diefenbaker fights on for One Canada”, The

Whig-Standard, April 27, 1977 o “Speight on sports” Nechako Chronicle, February 24, 1977 o Letter to the editor, Northern Sentinel, February 10, 1977 o “Only money will talk” The Citizen-Ottawa, January 28, 1977 o “Sports Federation delegates” The Citizen-Ottawa, January 28, 1977 o “A deadly duo” Daily News, February 11, 1977 o “The Prince of Wales? No. Mr. Bennett”, Vancouver Sun, February 10,

1977 o “Gov’t steps in to ‘help’ hockey”, The Province, May 19, 1977 o “Ships grain” The Vernon Daily Press, February 24, 1977 o “She has hopes, not power” Ottawa Journal, May 19, 1977 o “Campagnolo wants hockey summit” The Vancouver Sun, May 19, 1977 o “Campagnolo plans probe of hockey” Montréal Gazette, May 19, 1977 o “Special status seen as cure” Lakes District News, April 20, 1977 o “Campagnolo confident of the success of Winter Games” The Brandon

Sun, May 21, 1977 o Letter to the Editor, Nechako Chronicle, February 3, 1977 o “Campagnolo meets co-op leaders” (unidentified, ca. 1977) o “Campagnolo says gov’t won’t subsidize costs” (unidentified, ca. 1977) o “Into the spirit of things” Ottawa Citizen, May 3, 1977 o “Helping hand” Ottawa Citizen, February 18, 1977 o “Hockey a unity factor” Citizen, August 19, 1977 o “Frank Howard’s Bureaucrats” The Citizen-Ottawa, September 30, 1977 o “Minister visits” Halifax Herald, February 14, 1977 o “Amateur sport puts cards on table”, The Tribune, December 6, 1977 o “I’m not a jock says” (partial clipping, unidentified) ca. 1977


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o “Canada’s sport boss” The Toronto Star, January 22, 1977 o Page 8 of The Daily News, St. John’s Newfoundland featuring: “Aquarena

opens”, January 24, 1977 o Feature section of the Sunday Sun on the Royal Visit, October 16, 1977 o “Grande inaugurazione”, L’Eco D’Italia, September 30, 1977

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Rosalyn Carter, wife of President Jimmy Carter, re: thank you for gift and visit, August 30, 1977

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Francoise Fortin (?), re: thank you, July 19, 1977 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Hon. John G. Diefenbaker re: thank you for

condolences, February 18, 1977 • Itinerary for Iona Campagnolo, September 20-26, 1977 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Paul Tremblay, Ambassador of Canada (Rome) re:

upcoming visit, April 22, 1977 • Program for Luncheon hosted by Iona Campagnolo, Minister of State, Fitness and

Amateur Sport in the presence of Her Majesty The Queen and His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh, October 15, 1977 (2 copies)

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Jack H. Horner, M.P., Minister Without Portfolio, re: thank you, June 1, 1977

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau re: thank you for work with 1977 Canada Summer Games in St. John’s Newfoundland, September 14, 1977

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau re: birthday wishes, October 18, 1977

• Postcard to Iona Campagnolo from unidentified re: condemnation of her following Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, November 14, 1977

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Denis Howell, Department of the Environment, England re: thank you, December 16, 1977

2009.6.3.7

Political Speeches, 1977 (II) (includes speeches, background information, news clippings, memoranda, correspondence, itineraries, ephemera, interview transcriptions)

• Speech by Hon. Iona Campagnolo, extract from debate on address in reply to the Speech from the Throne, 3rd Session, 30th Parliament, Monday October 24, 1977

• Speech by Hon. Iona Campagnolo at the Women of the Year Awards: “It’s Your Move”, Kitchener, O.N., October 13, 1977

• Speech by Hon. Iona Campagnolo to the Canadian National Exhibition Sports Day: “Sportfuture”, Toronto, O.N., August 27, 1977

• Speech by Hon. Iona Campagnolo to the 1977 World Congress on Mental Health: “Health by the People”, Vancouver, B.C., August 21, 1977

• Speech by Hon. Iona Campagnolo to the Industrial Relations Management Association of B.C.: “Jigger usurps Jogger, or vs/vs It’s Up to You”, Harrison Hot Springs, B.C., February 25, 1977

• Speech by Hon. Iona Campagnolo to the Sports Federation of Canada: “I’m o.k. you’re o.k. but what about sport”, Toronto, O.N., January 28, 1977

• Portion of press release (?) sent out for editing (?) re: 1977 Canada Summer Games in St. John’s Newfoundland, August 9, 1977

• Telex to Iona Campagnolo re: itinerary while in Frankfurt, Germany, April 28, 1977 • Telex to Iona Campagnolo re: press reports, April 28, 1977 • Memo to Iona Campagnolo from Lucie re: Team Canada, April 29, 1977 • Telex to Iona Campagnolo from G. Jacobsen re: visit to West Germany, April 27, 1977 • Letterhead (blank) of the Minister of State, Fitness and Amateur Sport


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• Itinerary of Iona Campagnolo visit to Vienna, May 7-9, 1977 • Itinerary of Iona Campagnolo visit to Hungary, May 9-11, 1977 • Christmas card from Prime Minister Trudeau and family, 1977 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo conveying pleasure received by Her Majesty Queen

Elizabeth II upon their visit, October 15, 1977 • Letter and Invitation to Iona Campagnolo to attend the ordination of “three Haidas into

the Anglican Church as Deacons” from Victoria and Godfrey Kelly, October 6, 1977 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Doug de F-? re: hockey, November 15, 1977 • Transcription for “Question Period”, CTV Production with Bruce Phillips, Ottawa

Bureau Chief, CTV News with Guest Iona Campagnolo, air date: October 30, 1977 • Telex to Iona Campagnolo from Chris Lang re: keep up the good fight, November 18,

1977 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Mollie McPhee re: thank you, July 23, 1977 • Newspaper article: “Le sport meriterait une politique”, Loisir Plus magazine,

December 1977 • Notes for interview on Vienna TV re: Olympics, 1977 • Itinerary for Iona Campagnolo, April 24-May 11, 1977, trip to Austria, Italy, Germany

and Hungary • Itinerary for August 26, 1977 trip to Kitchener to open large scale sporting event • Telegram to Iona Campagnolo from E.S. Morse, May 30, 1977 • Itinerary and background information re: trip to Matane, Quebec, June 23-24, 1977 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from B. Kejriky (?) re: gift of photos and newspaper

clippings from recent trip to Warsaw, Poland, May 25, 1977 • Transcript, Iona Campagnolo interviewed by Peter Gzowski on C.B.C.’s “90 Minutes

Live”, February 16, 1977 • Program: “International Night” Business and Professional Women’s Club of Windsor,

February 26, 1977 featuring Iona Campagnolo giving the evening’s address • The Canadian magazine featured in the Province newspaper, “The woman who could

be Prime Minister: Iona Campagnolo” by Roy MacGregor, July 23, 1977 *SEPARATED SEE “OVERSIZE BOX #35”

• Report by The Committee on International Hockey to The Honourable Iona Campagnolo, Minister of State Fitness and Amateur Sport (1977)

2009.6.3.8 The Silver Jubilee Royal Visit to Canada: Six Days in the Life of the Queen

• Publication documenting Royal Visit to Canada from October 14 – 19, 1977 • Features a photo of Iona Campagnolo with Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth watching

The Silver Jubilee Regatta in Ottawa (p. 17)

2009.6.3.9 Toward a National Policy on Amateur Sport: a working paper, by Hon. Iona Campagnolo, Minister of State, Fitness and Amateur Sport, 1977 (2 copies)

2009.6.3.10 Miscellaneous Travel Itineraries – various, undated


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2009.6.3.11

Political Speeches, 1978 (I) (includes newspaper clippings, itineraries, agendas, correspondence)

• Newspaper clippings: o “Now meet the real winner of the Games”, Femail Exclusive, August 15,

1978 o “Rotary’s 25th Anniversary Musical is a smashing success” Cape Breton

Post, June 6, 1978 o “Glamour of opening night” Cape Breton Post, June 6, 1978 o “The Games winners” The Citizen, Ottawa, August 15, 1978 o “Liberal caucus members sweep through Okanagan” Penticton Herald,

October 30, 1978 o “A coupon book that offers many deals” The Windsor Star, December 12,

1978 o “Firman convenio deportivo entre Cuba y Canada” (unidentified Cuban

newspaper, January 1978) o “Recibio Carlos Rafael Rodriguez a Iona Campagnolo” (unidentified

Cuban newspaper, January 1978) o “Recibe Garcia Bango a la ministra de deportes de Canada” (unidentified

Cuban newspaper, January 1978) o “Entrevistanse Fidel e Iona Campagnolo, ministra de aptitude fisica y

deporte amateur de Canada” (unidentified Cuban newspaper, January 1978)

o “Power of a woman”, The Toronto Sun, February 17, 1978 o “Lions honor MacDonald” (unidentified) o “Canadians must decide” Standard-Freeholder, June 2, 1978 o “Oct. 16 campaign give Metro mini-election fever” The Toronto Star,

September 20, 1978 o “It’s not Kamloops’ turn for 1983 Games” The Kamloops News, April 5,

1978 o “Govt. to fix dollar when U.S. stabilizes” The Kamloops News, April 5,

1978 o “Prête à défender le hockey contre la loi américaine” La Presse, June 23,

1978 o “Hockey report stirs up varied reaction, (unidentified) 1978 o Article by Bob Hughes, The Leader-Post, February 24, 1978 o “La loi anti-trust inappliquable”, Le Nouvelliste June 29, 1978 o “Hon. Iona has a word for critics” (unidentified) August 20, 1978 o “Iona Campagnolo could drive a man to drink” (unidentified) March 18,

1978 o “Steel company’s new sports centre opened” The Spectator, June 13, 1978 o “Minister of Physical Fitness & Amateur Sport Guest Speaker”

(unidentified, ca. 1978) o “Cornwall Lions Hockey Award” Cornwall Weekly News, June 7, 1978 o “Rough riders” (unidentified, ca. 1978) o “Hourra pour Iona” Le Journal de Cornwall, June 2, 1978 o “Excellence en hockey” Le Journal de Cornwall, June 2, 1978


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2009.6.3.11 (cont’d)

o “Iona Campagnolo praises FCL’s fitness program” The Western Producer, March 16, 1978

o “Feather in Eagle’s cap” The Toronto Star, February 17, 1978 o “Met by B.C. Tel Pickets” The Vancouver Sun, February 3, 1978 o (untitled) Le Droit, March 17, 1978 o “Gary’s dream come true” Ottawa Journal, May 17, 1978 o “Campagnolo’s career soars in sports portfolio” The Vancouver Sun,

January 6, 1978 o “Happy Birthday”, The Globe and Mail, October 18, 1978 o “PM serenaded on 59th Birthday”, The Globe and Mail, October 18, 1978 o “Iona backs Indian lacross”, The Citizen, Ottawa, March 11, 1978 o “Iona defends Loto decision” Ottawa Citizen, June 23, 1978 o “Le minister Iona Campagnolo prête à défender le hockey contre la loi

américaine” La Press, June 23, 1978 o “Pour sauver le hockey professionnel Canadien, Campagnolo

interviendrait auprès de Jimmy Carter”, La Presse, June 23, 1978 o “Campagnolo pushing to end hockey feud” Ottawa Citizen, June 23, 1978 o “Healthy Bodies” Penticton Herald, October 30, 1978 o “Iona Campagnolo: new star of the federal Liberal party and a symbol of

the North” The Brandon Sun, March 11, 1978 o “Glitter-packed weekend marks anniversary” Northern Sentinel, July l6,

1978 o “Honouring our Graduates” Cassiar Courier, September (?) 1978 o “Visit by Iona Campagnolo” Cassiar Courier, September (?) 1978 o “Green paper: prophecy or propaganda?” The Fulcrum, February 23, 1978 o “Iona Campagnolo” The Financial Post, May 13, 1978 o “’Libber’ only a lover in sheepish clothing” The Gazette, March 9, 1978 o “Linked Arm”, The Toronto Sun, January 18, 1978 o “The view from the hill” (unidentified) ca.1978 o “MP signs agreements in Cuba” The Daily News, January 19, 1978 o “Surprises galore at annual Mac athletic banquet” The Silhouette, March

23, 1978 o “Pushing the point” The Gazette, April 19, 1978 o “Campagnolo leads FCL exercise break” Saskatoon Star Phoenix, March

30, 1978 o “Qu’en pensez-vous Mme Campagnolo?” Journal de Montréal, March 9,

1978 o “Le minister Campagnolo devrait banner l’acha de la scène internationale”

Journal de Montréal, March 9, 1978 o “Jim Taylor” The Vancouver Sun, February 6, 1978 o “Campagnolo is bullish on pro hockey merger” Toronto Star, June 23,

1978 o “ ‘Preposterous’ to promote lotteries, he charges” (unidentified) ca. 1978 o “Study on hockey violence given support by Quebec” Montreal Gazette,

October 12, 1978 o “Don’t be depressed Campagnolo tells Liberals” (unidentified) June 22,

1978 o “Garage pulls canoe coup” Alcan Ingot, July 14, 1978 o “Pour sauver le hockey professionnel Canadien, Campagnolo

interviendrait auprès de Jimmy Carter” La Press, June 23, 1978 o “Sports minister sitting pretty amid the Games” Toronto Sunday Star,


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August 6, 1978 o “Full steam ahead for sport program” Montreal Gazette, August 11, 1978 o “ ‘Nice guy’ image taking a beating” Montreal Gazette, August 5, 1978 o “Getting bare facts” (unidentified) ca. August 1977 o “Friendly Games end with reluctant farewell” The Citizen-Ottawa, August

14, 1978 o “Ottawa’s Iona Campagnolo and her aides take an office exercise break

every day” Montreal Gazette, September 1978 o “If the minister of fitness can do it, why can’t you?” Montreal Gazette,

September 1978 o “Athletes, officials urged to take pride in Canada” Edmonton Journal,

August 1, 1978 o “Campagnolo backs sports scholarships” (unidentified) August 4, 1978 o “Mr. Mondale goes to Ottawa”, The Globe and Mail, January 1978 o “Getting clout: what are our women politicians doing for you?” Chatelaine

magazine, May 1978 o “A Liberal Party Who’s Who”, Weekend Magazine, February 25, 1978

• Travel itinerary for Iona Campagnolo: November 1-4, 1978 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Paul M. Tellier, Deputy Secretary to the Cabinet Co-

ordination, Federal-Provincial Relations Office re: attached copy of report: “Sovereignty – Association – The Contradictions”, October 6, 1978

• Travel itinerary for Iona Campagnolo to Northern British Columbia, January 28-29, 1978

• Telex re: news story on the Green Paper, December 12, 1977 • Agenda for week ending April 15, 1978

2009.6.3.12

Political Speeches, 1978 (II) (includes speeches, correspondence, itineraries, ephemera, agendas, reports)

• Blank certificate: “Special Ministerial Certificate of Commendation Presented to…in Recognition of Outstanding Commitment to Physical Fitness and Healthful Lifestyle by…Iona Campagnolo, Minister of State Fitness and Amateur Sport…Awarded this…day of…”

• Undated, handwritten, itinerary for Friday 16th and Saturday 17th • Tickets to various events at the XI Commonwealth Games in Edmonton, August 1978 • Telex from Havana, Cuba to Iona Campagnolo re: joint communiqué signed by

Minister Iona Campagnolo and Jorge Garcia Bango, President of the National Institute of Sports, Physical Education and Recreation of Cuba, January 10, 1978

• Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Jorge Garcia Bango, President of the National Institute of Sports, Physical Education and Recreation of Cuba, 1978

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Eric Morse, Department of External Affairs, re: thank you for present, January 11, 1978

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Alan (?) re: thanks, December 17, 1978 • Telex to Iona Campagnolo from Ian S. Ross, Swan Wooster Engineering, re: thanks

for help with Cuba, December 21, 1978 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Alan Wright re: congratulations, September 19,

1978 • Telex to Iona Campagnolo re: Nigerian participation in Commonwealth Games, July

26, 1978 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Derek Holmes re: Hockey Canada event • Handwritten speech by Iona Campagnolo welcoming visitors to the BC Northern


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2009.6.3.12 (cont’d)

Winter Games in Prince George, 1978 • Speeches (?) made in honour of Hon. Jack Horner, Smithers, May 6-7, 1978 • Program for The Parliamentary Press Gallery Annual Dinner and Revue, March 18,

1978 • Page 6273-6274 of Commons Debates, June 12, 1978 featuring Iona Campagnolo

discussing Loto Canada • Telex to Iona Campagnolo from unidentified re: birthday wishes, October 19 (ca.

1978) • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Mitchell Sharp, Northern Pipeline Commissioner re:

thank you, May 4, 1978 • Itinerary for Iona Campagnolo trip: Terrace to Vancouver, September 1-10, 1978 • Memo from Tom McIllfaterick to Art Lee / David McPhee re: rescheduling of Caucus

/ Candidate meeting in Vancouver based on enclosed itinerary, June 5, 1978 • Copy of the Sunday Sun newspaper* vol.1, no.113, August 13, 1978 featuring front

page heading: “What a way to go” re: the 1978 Commonwealth Games in Edmonton, Alta. *SEPARATED SEE “OVERSIZE BOX #35”

• Copy of Catch, newsletter of Canadian Amateur Rowing Association, March/April 1978 featuring Iona Campagnolo on front cover

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the 2nd Canadian Congress on Leisure Research, Toronto, April 27, 1978

• Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Marcel Roy, M.P. Laval, ca. 1978 • Handwritten letter to Iona Campagnolo from Faetana (?) of the Embassy of the United

States of America, re: thank you & praise, July 3, 1978 • Letter to Members of the Board of Hockey Canada from R. Alan Eagleson re: “Brief to

the Board of Hockey Canada” presented by Douglas Fisher, September 25, 1978 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Alan Eagleson, September 18, 1978 • Typed agenda notecard for Friday, April 21, ca. 1978 • Telex for Iona Campagnolo in Havana re: baseball diplomacy, April 24, 1978 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Christopher Lang re: sport in Canada, January 19,

1978 • Itinerary for March to April 1978 • Typed agenda notecard for Friday, June 3, ca. 1978 • Page 1 of Telex to Iona Campagnolo in Havana re: reunification of families, May 9,

1978 • 1978 Commonwealth Games in Edmonton – ticket brochure featuring events, times

and ticket cost • Press release: “Royal Bank, Canadian Olympic Association sign $500,000 Junior

Olympic Pact”, November 1978 • Letter (in Spanish) to Cuban President Fidel Castro Ruz from Iona Campagnolo re:

recent visit to Cuba, February 24, 1978 • Signed letter to Iona Campagnolo from Walter F. Mondale, Vice President of the

United States re: appreciation, January 19, 1978 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from R. Roy McMurtry, Attorney General, Ontario re:

appreciation, December 14, 1978

2009.6.3.13

Political Speeches, 1978 (III) (includes speeches, newspaper clippings, itineraries, reports, ephemera)

• “….for Skeena” Constituent Report from Ottawa by Iona Campagnolo, March 1978 (2 copies)


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2009.6.3.13 (cont’d)

• “….for Skeena” Constituent Report from Ottawa by Iona Campagnolo, May 1978 • “….for Skeena” Constituent Report from Ottawa by Iona Campagnolo, September

1978 (2 copies) • “Season’s Greetings” Constituent Report from Ottawa by Iona Campagnolo,

December 1978 (2 copies) • Flower bouquet notecard: “With my best wishes for a speedy recovery. The Duke of

Edinburgh” attached to a copy of a letter to H.R.H. The Duke of Edinburgh from Iona Campagnolo re: thank you for bouquet, August 11, 1978

• Publication: Canada’s Hosting Policy: Sport Event Guidelines published by the authority of the Minister of State, Fitness and Amateur Sport, November 1978

• Overview of responsibilities, objective and achievements of Hon. Iona Campagnolo, Minister of State, Fitness and Amateur Sport, ca. 1978

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Rotary Club of Toronto, June 9, 1978 • Speech by Hon. Iona Campagnolo to the Institute of Donations and Public Affairs

Research: “Business: What amateur sport can do to help you”, Montreal, April 28, 1978

• Speech by Hon. Iona Campagnolo to the Cariboo College Awards Banquet, Kamloops, B.C., April 4, 1978

• Speech by Hon. Iona Campagnolo to the Bermuda Olympic Committee: “The entelechy of Canadian sport”, Bermuda, February 18, 1978

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo, M.P., from Francis Fox, M.P. Argenteuil / Deux-Montagnes, re: thank you, April 7, 1978

• Signed letter to Iona Campagnolo, M.P. from Prime Minister Trudeau re: list of luncheon meetings, November 22, 1978

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Brandon-Souris Liberals, Brandon, Manitoba, March 3, 1978

• Itinerary of Iona Campagnolo, September 1-10, 1978 re: travel to Northern B.C. • Copy of letter to Heber Maitland, Chief Councillor, Kitamaat Village Council from J.

Hugh Faulkner, Minister of Indian and Northern Affairs re: acceptance of claim for negotiation, October 2, 1978

• Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Oliver Adams re: thank you, June 26, 1978 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Ste-? Davis, Canadian Secretary to the Queen re:

Queen’s visit and I.C.’s role as Minister-in-Attendance during Her Majesty’s visit, July 19, 1978

• Telex regarding news story sent from Havana, Cuba re: Iona Campagnolo’s various meetings, topic: family reunification, January 7, 1978

• Telex regarding news story sent from Havana, Cuba re: Iona Campagnolo’s various meetings, topic: meeting with Vice President Carlos Rafael Rodriguez, January 7, 1978

• Telex regarding news story sent from Havana, Cuba re: Iona Campagnolo’s various meetings, topic: Newsweek interview, January 7, 1978

• Telex regarding news story sent from Havana, Cuba re: Iona Campagnolo’s various meetings, topic: highlights of several conversations, January 7, 1978

• Telex regarding news story sent from Havana, Cuba re: Iona Campagnolo’s various meetings, topic: general overview, January 7, 1978

• Minister Iona Campagnolo travel itinerary for the 1978 Commonwealth Games in Edmonton, Alta.

• World Federation of Mental Health Newsletter, January-March 1978 featuring article on conference at which Hon. Iona Campagnolo gave the Keynote Address.


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2009.6.3.13 (cont’d)

• Invitation to Hon. Iona Campagnolo from His Excellency The Governor and Lady Ramsbotham for Cocktails, February 18, 1978 (?); handwritten annotation on verso: “The Bermuda Olympic Association”

• Canada’s Hosting Policy: Sport Event Guidelines published by Health and Welfare Canada, November 1978

2009.6.3.14

Political Speeches & Correspondence, 1979 (I) (includes speeches, newspaper clippings, minutes, reports, correspondence, press releases)

• Handwritten speech to the House re: “Loto Select Report” tabled in the House on February 21, 1979.

• Draft Proposal for the Development of a Future Fisheries Economic Program for the Indian Fishermen of British Columbia, Phase I by The Native Brotherhood of British Columbia, February 1979

• Skeena Federal Liberal Association Nomination Convention announcement, April 7, 1979

• Itinerary of Iona Campagnolo April 29-30, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Roger (?) re: upcoming visit, March 9 (1979?) • Two hotel room payment stubs for The Grayling Inn, Dease Lake, B.C., March 31,

1979 • List of names written on the front of a paper placemat from Angelo’s Tavern

Restaurant, Ottawa, ca. 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Grace McCarthy, Deputy Premier, B.C., re: trade and

convention centre proposal, February 21, 1979 • Annotated newspaper “To Iona: To my Valentine from the boys in the 3rd row”

featuring a poem by Beatrice Svendsen, Victoria County Record, February 14, 1979 • Itinerary May 21-May 23 (1979?): Usk, Cedarvale, Kitwancool, Kitwanga, Prince

Rupert, Terrace, Vancouver, Ottawa • Minutes of meeting of Regional District of Kitimat – Stikine, February 24, 1979 • Speech to the Annual Convention of the Nishga Tribal Council, April 24, 1979 • Copy of letter to John Grey, Director, Travel Industry Development Assistance

Program, from Joint Committee Smithers Tourism Development re: Hudson Bay Mountain Ski Development, April 12, 1979

• Letter to Minister Campagnolo re: apologies for omission in Loto Canada report (Tom McIllfaterick) February 28, 1979 (includes press release dated February 21, 1979 and pamphlet: “Loto Canada: a Canadian institution dedicated to the development of amateur sport in Canada”)

• Annotated report: “Partners in Pursuit of Excellence: A National Policy on Amateur Sport” by Iona Campagnolo, Minister of State, Fitness and Amateur Sport, 1979 (White Paper on Sport)

• Memo to Minister Campagnolo from Carol re: White Paper on Sport, March 22, 1979 • Newspaper clippings:

o “Bias, tricks plague women in politics: study” Toronto Star, January 20, 1979

o “Our athletes are getting ‘a good deal’ reader argues” Toronto Star, January 1, 1979

o “The thirteen items on the scorecard”, The Vancouver Sun, ca. 1979 o “Loto Canada winding down?” (unidentified) (ca. 1979?) o “Sport is changing by degrees” The Toronto Sun, May 1, 1979 o “Iona must dump these schemers” The Toronto Sun, May 1, 1979


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2009.6.3.14 (cont’d)

o Political campaign advertising re-election of Iona Campagnolo, (unidentified) 1979

o Unidentified article re: resignation of Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, ca.1979

o “Is Trudeau preparing a PR surprise?” The Globe and Mail, January 8, 1979

o “Crow’s visions now part of sports scene” Winnipeg Free Press, February 3, 1979

o Pages 1-4 of The Interior News featuring the 1979 Northern B.C. Winter Games, January 31, 1979 (includes original pages)

2009.6.3.15 Political Speeches & Correspondence, 1979 (II) (includes newspaper clippings, minutes, reports, correspondence, press releases)

• Memo to Tim / Michelle from Ken re: Kitamaat Village Invitation, February 26, 1979 • Blank letterhead of “Iona Campagnolo Campaign Committee” for re-election, 1979 • Advertisement in support of re-election of Iona Campagnolo, Kitimat office • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Sally Bensen (?) re: admiration, March 2, 1979 • Postcard to Iona Campagnolo from David Priven (?), Canadian Ski Team re: thank

you, January 17, 1979 • Note to Iona Campagnolo from Dave Brontes (?) Manitoba Fencing Team re: fencing • Address from Health Unit written on stationary of Murray Allen, M.D. • Letter from Iona Campagnolo to Professor Paster Valle-Garay, York University re:

Cuban exchange programme, January 26, 1979 • Political campaign pamphlet re: re-election: “Iona Campagnolo: A strong voice for

Skeena”, 1979 authorized by the Skeena Federal Liberal Association • Political campaign pamphlet re: re-election: “Iona Campagnolo…working for Skeena” • Note passed in the House of Commons re: Prime Minister Trudeau’s express / reaction

to Iona Campagnolo’s response re: Loto Canada, ca. 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Sandy Hatch re: thank you, May 20, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Paul Manning re: good luck in election, May 17, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from J.C. Ganga, Secretary General, Supreme Council for

Sport in Africa, re: thank you for help, May 11, 1979 • Copy of letter to Les Bunning, Ottawa Citizen Features re: article on chess as a sport,

ca. March 1979 (includes article “Campagnolo draws the ire of chess players”, Ottawa Citizen, March 3, 1979

• Article: “A Cross-cultural perspective on leadership in sport” from Women as Leaders in Physical Education, edited by M. Gladys Scott and Mary J. Hoferek, 1979

• “Support for the Olympics” re: financial support, February 16, 1979 • Song written for Iona Campagnolo from Biran Allen: “Lady, a la Fred Astaire-A”,

February 28, 1979 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Dorothy (?) Davey re: admiration, January 8, 1979 • “Quarterly Directory of Cabinet, Parliamentary Secretaries and Ministers’ Staffs:

Restricted” January 1979 (in French and English) • Fitness and Amateur Sport Annual Report 1977/1978 (1979) • A Status Report on the Canadian Hockey Review to The Honourable Iona

Campagnolo, Minister of State Fitness and Amateur Sport by Hon. Mr. Justice John J. Urie and Larry E. Regan (May 1979)


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2009.6.3.16 Post Election Correspondence, 1979 (includes correspondence, background information, news clippings, speeches and itineraries)

• Invitation to Opening of Hartley Bay School, June 15, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from M. Dmetrichuk, Secretary, Calgary District

Convention of the Alberta Teachers’ Association re: conference address, June 26, 1979 • Telex to Iona Campagnolo from Larry Nichols, CJOH-TV Ottawa, re: meeting, July

17, 1979 • Letter of Agreement to Iona Campagnolo from Don Forsyth (Executive Producer,

CFCF-12) and Larry Shapiro (Executive Producer, The Editors) re: guest appearance on episode: “Regional Review”, October 15, 1979

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Mr. & Mrs. Atkinson re: personal correspondence, March 23, 1979

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Rod Robinson, V.P., Chairman, Joint Education Committee, Nishga Tribal Council, re: invitation to first graduation day of School District No. 92 (Nishga), May 25, 1979

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Deb Bradley re: request for assistance in research, July 31, 1979

• Page 4 of a speech re: Hon. Sirs, Leaders; Nations of the World, November 19, 1979 (?)

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Senator Therese Casgrain re: thank you for hospitality, November 9, 1979 (includes itinerary for Senator’s trip while in Vancouver)

• Background Notes on Liberals and the Quebec Referendum, October 25, 1979 • News clippings:

o “Ranks with the best, history will say”, Globe and Mail, November 22, 1979

o “Rinaldo Cononico fashions hair for the famous” The Citizen, Ottawa, September 25, 1979

o “Don’t go Iona” The Smithers Interiour News, May 30, 1979 o “Iona….we’ll miss you” The Courier, May 24, 1979 o “Who will succeed Campagnolo” The Edmonton Sun, May 24, 1979 o “Loto ball in Steve Paproski’s court” Citizen, August 16, 1979 o “Non-Partisan Respect”, The Vancouver Sun, August 17, 1979 o “Although Publilius Syrus said ‘It is not every question that deserves an

answer’…” Macleans magazine, November 12, 1979

2009.6.3.17

Condolences on Defeat in May 22, 1979 Federal Election • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Senator Keith Davey, July 27, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Lyle Sanderson, Canadian Track and Field

Association Multiple Event Coordinator, July 5, 1979 • Letter from Iona Campagnolo to Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau re: various political

issues and thank you, June 4, 1979 (last day in office as M.P.) • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Margaret Mann (?) May 25, 1979 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Eve (?) 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Bill Godden, May 25, 1979


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• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Graham Kedgley, May 24, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Mrs. Anne Jones, The Regional Municipality of

Hamilton-Wentworth, May 25, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Arthur Gallaugher, Royal Fisheries Ltd., May 25,

1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Ute Kaessler, May 23, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Bob Osborne, Canadian Olympic Association, May

24, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Nancy and Len Orr, Custom Log Scaling, May 23,

1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Richard W. Pound, President, Canadian Olympic

Association, May 25, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Sharon Smith, May 25, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Sister Mackey, Ursuline Convent, May 24, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from W.P. Adams, National Advisory Council on Fitness

and Amateur Sport, May 25, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Nigel Honneford (?), Northern News Agencies, May

28, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Helene Baillargeon-Cote, Judge, May 23, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from J. Hugh Faulkner, Minister Indian and Northern

Affairs, May 28, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Senator Richard J. Stanbury, Q.C., May 25, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Frank Low-Beer, May 25, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from William D. Hallet, Executive Director, CAPHER

(Canadian Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation), May 30, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Douglas A. Budden, Chairman, Sport Ontario, May

28, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Ted Taylor, CN (Canadian National) July 4, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Erik J. Spicer, Parliamentary Librarian, Library of

Parliament, May 28, 1979 • Note to Tom from John, Office of the Minister of State, Fitness and Amateur Sport re:

transfer of the Minister’s Personal supplies, May 31, 1979 • Note to Tom from Lynda re: more information for the Minister re: moving expenses

and travel arrangements • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Marcel Roy, M.P., Laval, July 30,1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Amy Lancaster, July 15, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Charles V. Keating, Chairman of the Board of

Directors, Loto Canada, May 30, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Aimee Kaiser, May 25, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Mary Wintemute, May 25, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from John McLaren, May 29, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from R.J. Phillips, Athletic Director, University of British

Columbia, May 28, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Bergen, May 25, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Peter J.G. Bentley, President and C.E.O., Canadian

Forest Products, Ltd., May 23, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Wayne Patton (?), May 25, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Leonard D. Hopkins, House of Commons, May 28,

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• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Harry and Audrey Kruisselbrink, ca. May 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Hugh Keenlyside, May 23, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Jack Donohue, may 30, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Sue Neill, President, Canadian Women’s Field

Hockey Association, May 23, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from N. Grosse, Mayor, Village of Masset, May 23, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Vern Brown, Moose Jaw Liberal Representative, May

29, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Senator R. J. Perrault, May 24, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Stanley C. Roberts, President, Canada West

Foundation, May 31, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Mrs. J.A. Bussinger, May 23, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Ron Laplante, CBC, May 24, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Margaret E. Gardner, June 5, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Douglas, Caledonian Bishop, May 23, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Jerry Grafstein, May 25, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Gord Rowland, May 23, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Elaine Cash, President, Campaign Communications

of Canada, Inc., May 24, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Dr. Roy (?) Waddel, May 27, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Peter Worthington, The Toronto Sun, May 24, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Don (?) Dunster (?), June 4, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Myers A. Bennett, Unit Supervisor, Great West Life,

May 23, 1979 • “I Am Sorry” postcard to Iona Campagnolo from “Foth”, May 25, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Barney Danson, Minister of National Defence, May

28, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from S.R. Blair, President and C.E.O., Alberta Gas Trunk

Line, June 4, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from John Roberts, Secretary of State of Canada, June 1,

1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Erwin M. Swangard, P.N.E., May 23, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Charles Bronfman, May 23, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Jack Heinrich, May 25, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from William W. Dickson, Coach, George M. Dawson

Secondary School, May 28, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Ted Eisenberger, May 26, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Christopher Harvey, Russell & DuMoulin Barristers

& Solicitors, May 23, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Denise Goodkey, May 31, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Dean J. Eyre, New Zealand High Commission, June

5, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Francis Lewis, Chairman, North Coast District

Council, May 23, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Sam West, May 28, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from George Thom, Mayor, Kitimat, May 30, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Hugh Anderson, M.P. Comox-Alberni, May 31, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from David G. McLean, McLean, Hungerford & Simon,


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June 4, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Edith M. Essex, May 30, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Jean (?) Muir (?) June 2, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Joe Sellmer, ca. May 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Doc & Nan, June 1, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Arthur J. Hogan, Manager, Government & Financial

Markets, Commercial Marketing, The Royal Bank of Canada, June 6, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Johnny, La Gondola Café, Ltd., May 25, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Senator David A. Croll, May 28, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Simma Holt, M.P. (who also lost in the election) June

8, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Charles Turner, M.P., London East, May 31, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Cyril M. Shelford, June 13, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Al Graham, President, The Liberal Party of Canada,

June 11, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from W.A. New, President, Coast Ferries, Ltd., June 20,

1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Garry and Judy MacDowall, June 16, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Maurice Dupras, M.P. Labelle Riding, July 4, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Jack. H. Horner, June 8, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from James A. Jerome, Q.C., M.P., June 11, 1979 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Ed and Kay Lindseth, ca. May 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Florence (?) June 21, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from M. Hearne-Fisher, June 8, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Will, Member of Canadian Consultative Council on

Multiculturalism, ca. May 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Paul Hellyer, Parliamentary Press Gallery, July 27,

1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Bernard Loiselle, M.P., Verchères, June 4, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Marcelle J. Delesalle, July 24, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Gilles Menard, Executive Director, Cooperative

Union of Canada, June 14, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from J.H. Potts, Q.C., July 5, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from George L. Morfitt, Past President, Canadian Squash,

Racquets Association, July 4, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Ursula Appolloni, M.P., York South-Weston, July 6,

1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Maurice A. Dionne, M.P., Northumberland-

Miramichi, June 27, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from John Munro, M.P., Hamilton East

2009.6.3.18

Election Campaign - President of the Liberal Party of Canada, 1982 (includes correspondence, certificates, itineraries, news clippings)

• Liberal Party of Canada Convention 1982 Credential certifying Iona Campagnolo is entitled to attend as a Delegate representing the Privy Council, August 5, 1982

• Itinerary for Iona Campagnolo, November 3-7, 1982 re: Montreal Liberal Convention (?)

• Itinerary for Iona Campagnolo: visit to Windsor to Niagara-on-the-Lake to Montreal to Winnipeg to Ottawa, December 10-12, 1982


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• Itinerary for Iona Campagnolo: visit to Okanagan-Similkameen Liberal Association and Kamloops-Shuswap Association, December 16-17, 1982

• Letter to Senator Keith Davey from Iona Campagnolo re: party involvement, August 21, 1982

• Newspaper clippings: o “Campagnolo to enter party race” o “Selon Iona Campagnolo, Présidente du Parti Libéral du Canada”

(unidentified) o “Campagnolo: can she climb to PM’s job?” The Gazette, November 13,

1982 o “Liberals clean up their act”, Daily Herald-Tribune, November 8, 1982 o “People”: featuring Iona Campagnolo, Macleans magazine, October 25,

1982 o “Iona’s cautious road show”, Macleans, November 29, 1982

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Lorraine Bethell, VP, Regional Women’s Network re: congratulations on presidency, November 10, 1982

• Copy of letter to Y. Kishimoto, Prince Rupert-Skeena Reunion Committee from Iona Campagnolo re: regrets, August 17, 1982

2009.6.3.19 Proclamation of the Constitution Act, April 17, 1982

• 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 2009.6.3.20 2009.6.3.20

Political Speeches, 1983 (includes itineraries, speeches, newspaper clippings, correspondence, programs, ephemera, invitations)

• Program: “An Evening with Pierre Elliott Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada” at the Canada Pavilion, Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto, December 13, 1983

• Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Barbara Finn (?) re: thank you and monetary gift of One Pound from the Republic of Biafra, ca. January 1983

• Christmas card to Iona Campagnolo from Jauvier (?), January 15, 1983 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to Calgary North Liberals: “Talent Identification”,

January 27, 1983 • Itinerary for Iona Campagnolo: Calgary to Toronto to Vancouver, January 28-29, 1983 • Generic letter to members of CARAL (Canadian Abortion Rights Action League),

February 1983 • Invitation to Iona Campagnolo from Prime Minister Trudeau to dine with Her Majesty

The Queen and His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh, Vancouver, March 10, 1983 (includes handwritten notes)


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(cont’d) • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Executive Meeting, June 18, 1983 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Mission-Port Moody Liberal Association, July 22,

1983 • Postcard to Iona Campagnolo from Sharon re: visit, July 22, 1983 • Postcard to Iona Campagnolo from Eric re: trip update, August 4, 1983 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Ottawa-Vanier Liberal Association, November 2,

1983 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Lise re: happy new year (in French), ca. December

1983 • Newspaper articles:

o Advertisement for May edition of Chatelaine magazine featuring “The Prime of Iona Campagnolo”, Chatelaine magazine, April 1983

o Page 17 from Macleans magazine featuring a photograph of Iona Campagnolo talking on a phone, January 3, 1983

o “Gallup poll indicates woman leader wouldn’t affect loyalty to party” The Ottawa Citizen, October 24, 1983

o “Campagnolo urges united voice” The Beacon Herald, April 22, 1983 o “The Last Word is Yours”, Chatelaine magazine, August 1983 o “Iona: you’ve come a long way, President” The Vancouver Sun, February

19, 1983 o “Campagnolo collects critics with every step” The Vancouver Sun,

February 19, 1983 o “Liberal leadership bid not for Campagnolo” Times Colonist, September 7,

1983 o “Madame President”, Saturday Night, September 1983

• Special feature on World University Games in Edmonton, The Edmonton Journal, July 2, 1983

• Blank postcard featuring apprentice dancers in Taos Pueblo, New Mexico 2009.6.3.21 Program of the Investiture of The Governor General of Canada, May 14, 1984

2009.6.3.22 2009.6.3.22 (cont’d)

Political Speeches & Correspondence, 1984 (I) (includes agendas, itineraries, speeches, newspaper clippings, correspondence, invitations, programs)

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Alphonsine Howlett, President Thérèse F. Casgrain Foundation (includes foundation pamphlet, write-up on Madame Casgrain by I.C.)

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the York North Liberal Association, January 28, 1984 • Liberals for Life newsletter: “Campagnolo’s controversial pro-abortion stand

unacceptable to Liberals for Life” • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from (?) re: thank you, February 4, 1984 • “Campaign Life News” re: Iona Campagnolo’s Pro-choice stand, February 25, 1984 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the National Executive Meeting, March 3, 1984 • Macleans magazine: “Canada after Trudeau”, March 12, 1984 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from (?) of Morrison Lamonth Inc., re: support, March

13, 1984 • Handwritten note from Don Foley to Iona Campagnolo re: request to reaffirm position

to reporter Greg Weston of the Ottawa Citizen, March 22, 1984 (includes torn clipping re: Iona’s support for candidacy regardless of declination)

• Postcard to Iona Campagnolo from Craig Oliver re: update on trip, March 22, 1984 • Postcard to Iona Campagnolo from Ann Gibson, re: support, April 8, 1984 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Saskatoon Policy Forum, April 29, 1984


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• Invitation to Iona Campagnolo to attend: “A Tribute to Pierre Elliott Trudeau”, June 14, 1984

• Program / songbook: The Parliamentary Press Gallery Presents “The Final Days of the Gritanic”, April 14, 1984 (Tribute to Trudeau)

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Kathleen Howes re: Pro-Choice support, July 19, 1984

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the North Vancouver – Burnaby Liberal Association Nomination Meeting, July 21, 1984

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Cooperative Housing Federation of B.C., July 22, 1984

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Lois Jones re: Pro-Choice support, July 23, 1984 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Norah Lloyd-Jones re: Pro-Choice support, July 25,

1984 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Brenda Dafoe re: Pro-Choice support, August 7, 1984 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Jean and Jim Crozier re: Pro-Choice support, August

7, 1984 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Eileen Lillies (?) re: Pro-Choice support, August 7,

1984 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Deryl Thompson re: support for position on freeze on

nuclear weapons, August 10, 1984 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Augden (?) re: Pro-Choice support, August 16, 1984 • Copy of letter to Bryan Williams, Esq., Q.C. from Mary Porjes re: Iona Campagnolo

use of the name “Campaign Life” (includes photocopies of newspaper articles in which Iona Campagnolo was misquoted) August 30, 1984

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Peter Bentley, President and CEO Canfor (Canadian Forest Products) Corporation re: support, September 7, 1984

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Bryan Williams, Swinton & Company, Barristers and Solicitors re: how to deal with threats by Campaign Life, September 7, 1984

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Young Liberals of Canada, September 14, 1984 • Campagnolo News: North Vancouver–Burnaby Riding – Federal Election, 1984;

Newspaper featuring Iona Campagnolo’s platform for the 1984 election *SEPARATED SEE “OVERSIZE BOX #35”

2009.6.3.23 2009.6.3.23 (cont’d)

Political Speeches & Correspondence, 1984 (II) (includes agendas, itineraries, speeches, newspaper clippings, correspondence)

• 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-


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Burnaby riding • “Iona Campagnolo for North Vancouver-Burnaby”, political campaign pamphlet for

Iona Campagnolo for the 1984 federal election • Newspaper clippings:

o Political cartoons: “Peterson’s Don’t Believe it or Do!” Vancouver Sun, July 26, 1984

o “Grits see end” The Province, August 22, 1984 o “A strong contender enters the field”, Macleans, 1984 o “Liberal heads held high after Campagnolo erases deficit” The Globe and

Mail, March 28, 1984 o “Pleasant persuasion” (unidentified) o “Abortion foes tackle 3 ridings” (unidentified) o Political cartoon featuring Iona Campagnolo as Whistler’s Mother about to

be ‘launched’ (unidentified) o “Even $2-million offer can’t make Campagnolo run”, The Citizen, Ottawa,

March 13, 1984 o “Campagnolo assured of campaign cash: Liberal”, The Gazette, March

14, 1984 o “Pour Mme Campagnolo, il est ‘trop tard’ pour se présenter”, La Presse,

March 15, 1984 o “Campagnolo croit qui’il est trop tard pour elle”, Le Devoir, March 15,

1984 o “Frozen Policy”, The Sun (undated) o “Anti-abortionist: Jesuit missionary leaves for India”, re: Fr. Lawrence

Abello, S.J. (unidentified, undated) o “Rumours hot, booze cold at Grit-fest”, The Edmonton Journal, June 14,

1984 o “War not over for Campagnolo” The Sun, September 5, 1984 o “Turner hunting new party blood for the next time” The Sun, September 5,

1984 o Special section: “Election ‘84” from The Sun, September 5, 1984 o Macleans magazine front cover, table of contents, and pages 14-24 of

article “Canada after Trudeau”, March 12, 1984 o “A strong contender enters the field”, Macleans, March 26, 1984 (4 pages) o “Turner swallowed himself”, Times Colonist, March 24, 1984 o “It could have been Iona”, Times Colonist, June 14, 1984 o “All is forgiven as western Grits look to future” Times Colonist, June 18,

1984 o “One man’s opinion”, Times Colonist, June 9, 1984 o “An idea whose time has come”, (unidentified) June 1984 o “Campagnolo, 9 others elected to executive of Liberal party” Globe and

Mail, June 1984 o “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)

2009.6.3.24 Resignation Letter from Prime Minister Trudeau to Iona Campagnolo, February 29, 1984


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2009.6.3.25 Liberal Party of Canada – Reform, 1984-1985 • Draft Liberal Party of Canada (LPC) Constitution, November 1984 • Annotated Constitution of the LPC • Correspondence between Iona Campagnolo, David Collenette and Shirley Tom re:

reform to Constitution, June 25, 1985 • Draft 3: Report of the President’s Committee on Reform Constitution of the Liberal

Party of Canada • 1985 Reform Conference: Report from the Conference Organizing Committee to The

National Executive June 103, 1985 • (Abridged) notes taken at the meeting of the President’s Committee on Reform of the

Liberal Party of Canada, April 25-28, 1985 • Liberal Party of Canada, Representation Table (total eligible to attend) May 1, 1985 • Programme: Generation ‘84 • Questionnaire on Reform • Reform Committee Meeting Agenda, December 1-2, 1984 • Notes re: Terms of Reference of the President’s Reform Commission

2009.6.3.26 Liberal Party of Canada – Administration, 1984 (includes minutes, correspondence,

reports, publications, newspaper clippings, background information) • Pamphlet: “The Liberal Party of Canada Constitution: Amended June 14, 1984” • Copy of Memo to John Swift from Abe Schwartz re: Liberal Party use of technology,

November 30, 1984 • Minutes of the Meeting of the National Executive, December 6-7, 1980 • Handwritten note to Iona Campagnolo, March 12-13 (?) re: meeting • Contact List for members of the Official Opposition • Annotated list of Progressive Conservative Cabinet members sworn in on September

17, 1984 • Listing of elected candidates, 1984 • Contact listing of Chief of Staff to Ministers, October 17, 1984 • Invitation to Iona Campagnolo to become a member of the Golden Circle • Page 3 of unidentified speech re: answers to four questions • Reform speech notes • Handwritten notes re: reform (?) • Copy of letter to Rev. R.G. MacNeil from Marie-Claire Pommez re: abortion (includes

newspaper clipping: “rights of the unborn a basic issue in the continuing debate on abortion”, The Citizen, Ottawa, December 15, 1984

• Brochure: “The Liberal Party of Canada: its philosophy and history”, January 1984 • Report presented by MM. Armand Bannister and Gordon Gibson co-chairs of the

President Committee on the Reform of the Party, at the National Executive Meeting, October 20, 1984

• Memo to the National Executive from Jean-Claude Dansereau, Chairman, LPC Standing Committee on Organization re: September defeat, October 16, 1984


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2009.6.3.27 Liberal Party of Canada – Administration, 1985 (includes itineraries, minutes,

correspondence, reports, publications, newspaper clippings) • Pamphlet: “Call for the 1985 Reform Conference of the Liberal Party of Canada,

November 8-10, 1985” • Memo to Abe Schwartz from Iona Campagnolo re: Liberal Party Computerization

Committee, April 25, 1985 • Memo to Iona Campagnolo from Abe Schwartz re: Liberal Party Computerization

Committee, April 16, 1985 • “The Black Paper on Tory Patronage” by Don Boudria, M.P. Glengarry Prescott-

Russell, April 1985 • Copy of Memo to David Collenette, Secretary-General from Tom McIllfaterick,

Director of Administration re: Direct Mail Advisory Committee meeting, June 17, 1985

• Copy of Memo to Hon. Remi Bujold, Senior Advisor from Tom McIllfaterick, Director of Administration re: cost estimate of a combined caucus/party fact-finding mission, March 8, 1985

• Minutes taken from National Policy Institute, March 13, 1985 • Copy of memo to Hon. David Collenette from Tom McIllfaterick re: Elections Canada

– enquiries into candidates expenses, June 13, 1985 • Pamphlet: “Amended July 5, 1985: Call for the 1985 Reform Conference of the

Liberal Party of Canada, November 8-10, 1985” • Newspaper clippings:

o “Gathering of Grit warhorses puts bounce back into Turner”, Citizen, June 22, 1985

o “Rather than test Speaker, Copps should fight ‘baby’ with ‘baby’ in Commons, Citizen, June 22, 1985

• Itinerary: January 24 – February 10, 1985 • Copy of letter to Hon. Judd Buchanan from Donald J. Johnston re: update on Party’s

direct mail program, January 16, 1985 • Note from J.R. Brown to Iona Campagnolo re: late delivery of Interim Report, January

25, 1985 • Memo to Gordon Gibson and Armand Bannister from Iona Campagnolo re: final

report of the President’s Committee on Reform of the Liberal Party, June 5, 1985 • Copy of memo to Jim McLaurin from Tom McIllfaterick re: congratulatory letters,

June 4, 1985 • Pamphlet: “Life after nuclear attach?” – Physicians for Social Responsibility, Ottawa • Newspaper clipping: “Canadians ‘selfish’ – PM” (unidentified) • Pamphlet: “John Turner” • Members of a committee that will name the new Liberal headquarters building in

Ottawa • Management committee make-up of the Liberal Party of Canada as proposed in the

original draft contemplates the use of Provincial Presidents – prepared by William L. McEwen, Secretary

• Members of the B.C. Brick Committee – Vancouver • Memo to the Liberal Caucus, The Policy Committee from Shannon Jones, Policy

Assistant, re: Western Canada Young Liberal Policy Conference, July 25, 1985 • Memo to Iona Campagnolo and David Collenette from Audrey Gill re: National policy

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2009.6.3.28 Political Speeches, 1985 (I) (includes speeches, correspondence, background material) • Member List of The Senate of Canada, January 8, 1985 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Arts Students Body Council, University of

Manitoba, January 16, 1985 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Dauphin Liberal Association Fundraising Dinner,

January 16, 1985 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Hamilton Status of Women, “Women of the Year”

Banquet: “Everywomen and some still forbidden words”, January 23, 1985 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the National Executive Meeting, February 7, 1985 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Powell River Women’s Network, February 20,

1985 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Max Cameron Senior Secondary School, Powell

River, February 20, 1985 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the students, faculty and alumni of Dalhousie

University on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the first woman graduate from Dalhousie, and in honour of International Women’s Day, March 6, 1985

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Century Club, Halifax, March 6, 1985 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Lady Laurier Club, Victoria, March 15, 1985 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to British Columbia Liberal Party Annual Meeting,

March 24, 1985: “Closing Address” • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to Le Conseil General du Parti Liberal du Canada

(Quebec) April 13, 1985: “La reforme: notre parti a-t-il la volunte de changer?” (in French)

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Conseil General of the Liberal Party of Canada (Quebec), April 13, 1985: “Reform: Does our Party have the will to change?”

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the New Brunswick Leadership Convention, May 3, 1985

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the College of Law graduating class of 1985, Convocation Banquet, University of Saskatoon: “Bottom-line? / Transcendant Yuppiedom? / Social Responsibility!” May 16, 1985

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Trinity Federal Constituency Dinner, May 26, 1985 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Organization and Rehabilitation Through Training

(ORT): “The rehabilitation of women: rehabilitate: to restore what one has lost”, May 29, 1985

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Liberal Party of Canada National Executive, May 31, 1985

• Speech by the Honourable Iona Campagnolo to the New Brunswick Leadership Convention, Moncton, N.B., May 3, 1985

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Greg Schmidt re: congratulations, October 12, 1985 • Speech by the Honourable Iona Campagnolo at the official opening of the Liberal

Party of Canada (Ontario) Annual Meeting, June 21, 1985 (2 copies)

2009.6.3.29

Political Speeches, 1985 (II) (includes invitations, speeches, newspaper clippings, correspondence, reports)

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Gordon Shrum, re: thank you and good wishes, May 31, 1985

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Stormont Dundas Constituency Dinner, June 5, 1985

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from John Turner, Leader of the Opposition, re:


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2009.6.3.29 (cont’d)

anniversary of his election, June 18, 1985 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Liberal Party of Canada (Ontario) Annual Meeting,

June 23, 1985 (2 copies) • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Lorna Marsden, Senate of Canada, re: thank you for

participation in LPC(O) Annual Meeting, June 25, 1985 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Douglas Richardson re: thank you, July 31, 1985 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Capilano Federal Liberal Association, August, 8,

1985 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Monique Bégin, re: visit, August 16, 1985 • Memorandum to National Executive (et. al) Liberal Party of Canada from Karen J.

Martin, Speakers’ Bureau, re: Liberal Calendar, September 1, 1985 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Richmond - South Delta Liberal Association,

September 20, 1985 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to Calgary East Liberal Fundraising Dinner, September

28, 1985 • Reform Conference Statements, Halifax Conference, November 7-10, 1985 (includes

speeches made to the following: Young Liberals of Canada, National Executive, Reform Committee Appreciation Dinner, Opening Statement and Introduction of the Leader to Halifax Conference, Introduction to Video, Closing Address)

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Saskatchewan Annual Meeting, November 16, 1985: “Canada’s Bridge Builders”

• Itinerary for trip to Vancouver, Prince Rupert, Victoria and Ottawa, December 13, 1985-January 19, 1986

• Unidentified speech to Liberal Party of Canada (Vancouver-Kingsway) re: 1984 Liberal defeat and rebuilding of Liberalism, 1985

• Newspaper clipping: o “Campagnolo’s torch”, (unidentified) March 7, 1985 o “Universal suffrage to be studied” Halifax Chronicle Herald, November

11, 1985 o “We’re on the way back: Turner” Halifax Chronicle Herald, November

11, 1985 o “Buyers seek Chretien’s book, leadership” Halifax Chronicle Herald,

November 11, 1985 o “Women, youth strengthen party hold” Halifax Chronicle Herald,

November 11, 1985 o “Delegates show they back Turner” Ottawa Citizen, November 11, 1985 o “Liberals reaffirm loyalty to Turner” Halifax Chronicle Herald, November

11, 1985 o “Gifts that lasted” The Sun, December 21, 1985 o “Enjoy Afternoon Tea”, The Oxford Journal, October 30, 1985 o “Grits ready to play Phoenix – Campagnolo”, The Daily News, September

11, 1985 o “Campagnolo urges return to activism in student leaders” The Gazette,

May 8, 1985 • Invitation to evening with Right Hon. John Turner, Leader of the Liberal Party of

Canada, November 9 (ca.1985?) • The Liberal Party of Canada (newsletter) no. 1, September 1985 • The Liberal Party of Canada (newsletter) no. 2, October 1985 • Handwritten “Opening Statement to the Executive Meeting” by Iona Campagnolo,

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• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to Halifax National Meeting of the Young Liberals of Canada, 1985

• Annotated speech by Iona Campagnolo to Reform Appreciation Dinner (Draft I & II), 1985

• Conference program for Reform Conference – National Meeting of the Young Liberals of Canada, November 6-10, 1985

• Final Report of the President’s Committee on Reform of the Liberal Party of Canada, August 1985

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Robert Bourassa, Le Chef de L’Opposition, re: congratulations, June 27, 1985

2009.6.3.30

Political Speeches, 1986 (I) (includes itineraries, speeches, newspaper clippings, correspondence, reports)

• Handwritten notes • Liberal Party of Canada “Report from the President”, 1986 • Listing of Ridings speeches, locations and dates given (January 9, 1983 – May 25,

1986) • Listing of Provincial speeches, locations and dates given (June 2, 1983 – March 21,

1986) • Listing of general Party speeches, locations and dates given (November 18, 1983 –

July 12, 1986) • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Nursing Management Institute of the Alberta

Hospital Association, Edmonton, February 12, 1986 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Nova Scotia Liberal Party Leadership Convention,

February 20, 1986 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo: “Salute to Sandy Cameron” on the occasion of his

retirement from the leadership of the Nova Scotia Liberal Party, February 20, 1986 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Parti Liberal du Canada (Quebec) (in French),

March 2, 1986 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Parti Liberal du Canada (Quebec) (in English),

March 2, 1986 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Larry E. Regan, Canadian Oldtimers’ Hockey

Association re: attendance at annual Board of Regents Dinner, May 5, 1986 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Jean G. Cormier, B.C. Resources Investment

Corporation, re: speaker engagement for Jack Webster Tribute Dinner, March 13, 1986 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the National Executive Meeting, March 14, 1986 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Liberal Party of Canada (Ontario) Annual Meeting,

March 21, 1986: “A Passion for Caring” • Itineraries: April 21-November 30, 1986 • Excerpt from Woman Today (quoting Iona Campagnolo?), April 16, 1986 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to a Cooperation & Development Workshop, YWCA,

Vancouver, May 3, 1986: “Limited Horizon: a perspective on mid 80’s development cooperation”

• Speech by Hon. Iona Campagnolo to the Shaare Zion Congregation: “Living Liberalism in an Age of Conservatism,” May 7, 1986

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Jim Pattison, Chairman, The 1986 World Exposition, re: thank you, May 7, 1986

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Hamilton Mountain Federal Liberal Association, May 15, 1986: “Little Leadership Credibility!”

• Speech by Hon. Iona Campagnolo to the North Vancouver - Burnaby Federal


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Constituency Association: “Special Relationship, eh?” May 25, 1986 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Power River Pro Life Society, May 30, 1986 • Speech by Hon. Iona Campagnolo to the closing session of the Memramcook

Conference: “Good policy: good times”, June 8, 1986 • Speech by Hon. Iona Campagnolo to the Alberta Pharmaceutical Association 75th

Anniversary Meeting: “A timid new world?” June 13, 1986 • Notes for remarks at a Strawberry and Champagne Garden Party, Niagara Falls, Riding

Association, Niagara Falls, O.N.: “Behold the lilies of the field” June 20, 1986 • Speech by Hon. Iona Campagnolo to a Public Affairs Luncheon: “Trade, Tariffs and

Tories – Oh what a tangled web!” July 12, 1986 • Speech by Hon. Iona Campagnolo to the Northern Western Liberal Policy Conference,

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2009.6.3.31

Political Speeches, 1986 (II) (includes agendas, itineraries, speeches, newspaper clippings, correspondence)

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Harold Wright O.C. re: thank you, August 20, 1986 • Notes for speech by Iona Campagnolo to a business luncheon in Kelowna, B.C.: “A

fair trade for Canada”, August 21, 1986 • Itineraries: September 29 – December 13, 1986 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Kitchener Liberal Association: “The Bibittes”,

September 10, 1986 • Itinerary for Iona Campagnolo: visit to the St-Maurice Constituency, September 24,

1986 • Newspaper clipping: “Iona Campagnolo aime Chretién mais demeure loyale à Turner”

Le Nouvelliste, September 25, 1986 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to St.-Maurice By-Election, September 29, 1986 • Itinerary for Iona Campagnolo: visit to the Lower Mainland of British Columbia,

October 5-7, 1986 • Poetry and brief note sent to Iona Campagnolo from Margaret (?) re: “The Women” by

Frances Frost; “Bitter Cup” by Mary V. Farnum and poem by Margaret (?), October 21, 1986

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Alan Simmons, re: general support, October 28, 1986 • Women and Politics Conference Forum: “Honourable gentlemen and important

women with chic wide shoulders”, Toronto, November 7, 1986 (2 copies) • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Jolunders (?) re: thank you, November 18, 1986 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from John C. Crosbie, Minister of Transport re: thank you

and comments on her retirement tribute as President of the Liberal Party, November 18, 1986

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Leo D. Barry, M.L.A. Newfoundland and Labrador, Leader of the Opposition re: female candidates within the Liberal Party, November 21, 1986

• Pamphlet: “Call for the 1986 National Convention of the Liberal Party of Canada”, November 27-30, 1986”

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Wendy Williams re: women in politics, December 29, 1986

• Photocopy of handwritten “Newsletter Column: The Policy Agenda”, ca. 1986 • Publication: Talented Canadians: Past and Present, published by Sargent Park School,

Winnipeg, Manitoba. Chapter: “Iona Campagnolo” written by Kathleen Williamson, ca.1986

• Newspaper clippings: o “Anti-Turner voters said loyal Liberals” The Vancouver Sun, October 29,

1986 o “252 Liberals sign letter chastising Campagnolo” The Globe and Mail,

October 29, 1986 o “76% of Liberal delegates tell Turner he’s the boss”, The Toronto Star,

December 1, 1986 o “Iona’s last stand” The Vancouver Sun, November 15, 1986 o “Nouveau président du PLC, Michel Robert veut régler le déficit du parti”,


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La Presse, December 1, 1986 o “The great debate: will it be John or Jean?” The Vancouver Sun,

November 27, 1986 o “Davey: is he hawking his book or poised for a coup” The Gazette,

September 20, 1986 o “Davey: loyalty owed to party not to leader” The Gazette, September 17,

1986 o “Le vice-président du PLC réclame la tête de Turner” La Presse,

September 21, 1986 o “Davey’s jabs ruin the party for Turner” The Gazette, September 23, 1986 o “Bennett exit cheers Grits” New Westminster Now, June 3, 1986 o “Door is open for Liberals” New Westminster Record, 1986 o “Iona Campagnolo tirera sa révérence” Le Droit, October 16, 1986 o “Campagnolo stirs party faithful” Gazette, April 16, 1986 o “Bull of the woods will roar no more” The Province, July 20, 1986 o “Canada in unique position” (unidentified) June 13, 1986 o “300 fires roast Chenier Liberal red”, Timmins Daily Press, January 24,

1986 o “Campagnolo credits gains by the Grits to distrust of the Tories”, Timmins

Daily Press, January 24, 1986 o “Anti-Turner voters said loyal Liberals” The Vancouver Sun, October 29,

1986 o “252 Liberals sign letter chastising Campagnolo”, The Globe and Mail,

October 29, 1986 o Coverage of the Liberal Convention in The Ottawa Citizen, pages A1-A4,

November 28, 1986 • Speech by the Honourable Iona Campagnolo to the Alberta Liberal Party, Red Deer,

Alta.: “When I’m 64”, March 8, 1986 • Open Letter to Iona Campagnolo, President of the Liberal Party of Canada, October

28, 1986 re: free and open debate • Program for a Liberal Party event: “The Evening to Remember”, November 15, 1986

featuring Iona Campagnolo • Correspondence between Miss Stephanie Rathwell and Mary Alderman re: sitting

appointment for Iona Campagnolo to be photographed by Yousuf Karsh, photographer, July 17, 1986

• Portrait* of Iona Campagnolo by Yousuf Karsh *SEPARATED SEE “PHOTOGRAPH INVENTORY”

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Dan Gilbert re: loan of Karsh photo for purposes of painting, May 26 (1986?)

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Liberal Party of Canada (Quebec), Quebec City, March 2, 1986 (in French and English)

2009.6.3.32

Retirement as President of the Liberal Party of Canada • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Seymour Iseman, President Liberal Party of Canada

re: congratulations on her retirement as President of the Liberal Party, November 18, 1986

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Ralph Goodale, M.L.A., Saskatchewan Liberal Party, re: congratulations on her retirement as President of the Liberal Party, November 18, 1986

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Joyce re: congratulations on her retirement as


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President of the Liberal Party, November 19, 1986 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Maurice Foster, M.P., re: congratulations on her

retirement as President of the Liberal Party, November 19, 1986 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Allan J. MacEachen, The Senate, Leader of the

Opposition re: congratulations on her retirement as President of the Liberal Party, November 19, 1986

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Douglas Richardson, Principal Secretary, House of Commons re: congratulations on her retirement as President of the Liberal Party, November 19, 1986

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Senator Al Graham, The Senate of Canada, re: congratulations on her retirement as President of the Liberal Party, November 21, 1986

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Bob re: last days and looking to the future, November 23, 1986

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Brenda Morrissey re: thank you and congratulations on her retirement as President of the Liberal Party, November 24, 1986

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Maude Barlow re: thank you and congratulations on her retirement as President of the Liberal Party, November 26, 1986

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Berthe A. Lafourtune re: thank you and congratulations on her retirement as President of the Liberal Party, November 26, 1986

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Gilles Grondin, M.P., St.-Maurice, re: thank you and congratulations on her retirement as President of the Liberal Party, November 27, 1986

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Steve Mullan, Richmond-South Delta Liberal Association., re: congratulations on her retirement as President of the Liberal Party, December 2, 1986

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from E.L. Seyforth, re: congratulations on her retirement as President of the Liberal Party, December 3, 1986

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Roland de Corneille, M.P., re: congratulations on her retirement as President of the Liberal Party, December 3, 1986

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Jim Barkhouse, M.L.A., Nova Scotia, re: congratulations on her retirement as President of the Liberal Party, December 3, 1986

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from A. Douglas McGregor, McGregor Construction Ltd., re: congratulations on her retirement as President of the Liberal Party, December 4, 1986

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from David Wishart re: congratulations on her retirement as President of the Liberal Party, December 5, 1986

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Roland A. Deveau., re: thank you and congratulations on her retirement as President of the Liberal Party, December 7, 1986

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Gordon F. Gibson., re: offer of assistance in transitioning to private life after her retirement as President of the Liberal Party, December 8, 1986

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Ronald C. LeBlanc, President, Atlantic Canada Economics Association, re: congratulations on her retirement as President of the Liberal Party, December 10, 1986

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Leonard J. Cardozo, President, The York West Federal Liberal Association, re: congratulations on her retirement as President of the Liberal Party, December 11, 1986

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Nick Taylor, M.L.A., Alberta, re: congratulations on her retirement as President of the Liberal Party, December 11, 1986

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Robert F. Nixon, Treasurer of Ontario, re:


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congratulations on her retirement as President of the Liberal Party, December 11, 1986 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Kathryn Robinson re: congratulations on her

retirement as President of the Liberal Party, December 11, 1986 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Bob Crow, Saskatoon University re: congratulations

on her retirement as President of the Liberal Party, December 11, 1986 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Frank McKenna, Leader of the Opposition re:

congratulations on her retirement as President of the Liberal Party, December 12, 1986 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Frank Padulo re: congratulations on her retirement as

President of the Liberal Party, December 14, 1986 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo signed by many well wishers re: her retirement as

President of the Liberal Party (includes newspaper clipping: “Campagnolo fills in for Webster and tries to relearn journalism”, December 16, 1986)

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Denise (?) re: Christmas wishes and thank you, December 17, 1986

• Christmas card to Iona Campagnolo from Edith Knight re: her retirement as President of the Liberal Party (includes newspaper clipping: “The Perks of Power”), ca. December 1986

• Personal letter to Iona Campagnolo from Fred (?) re: building up her energy, ca. December 1986

• Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from (?) re: congratulations on her retirement as President of the Liberal Party, ca. December 1986

• Christmas card to Iona Campagnolo from Lise Martine (?) ca. December 1986 • Notecard bearing Happy New Year wishes to Iona Campagnolo from Lise Thibault ca.

December 1986 • Unidentified page of a Liberal Party newsletter featuring a photo and brief write-up re:

Iona Campagnolo’s retirement as President of the Liberal Party of Canada • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Douglas Richardson, re: retirement, ca. 1986

2009.6.3.33 Speeches & Newspaper Clippings, 1987 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to a Fund-Raising Dinner on behalf of Glengarry,

Prescott-Russell Constituency: “Vince Lombardi is alive and well and living in a small part of the Liberal Party; but not for long”, undated speech (ca. 1987)

• 69th Annual Convention and Meeting, Alberta Association of Registered Nurses: “Transformation 2000”, Edmonton, April 30, 1987 (includes newspaper clipping: “Studies can’t decide nursing requirements”)

• Newspaper clippings: o “Ethiopian Landscapes: the politics of watering a desert” by Douglas

Stevens, Commonweal, November 20, 1987 o “Development under siege: a plea for common sense” by Sundhir Sen,

Commonweal, November 20, 1987 o “No wonder women are protesting” (unidentified source), ca. 1987 o Feature articles on Hamilton’s bid to host the 1994 XV Commonwealth

Games in The Spectator, June 8, 1987 2009.6.3.34 Audiocassette: Ms. Campagnolo interview by CFUV 101.9 FM, University of

Victoria “Perspective” host Mahinder Doman, July 26, 1987 [1 audiocassette – original; 1 audiocassette - access copy] Interview summary available see Appendix 1

2009.6.3.35

Political Speeches, 1988 • Speech to Liberal Association, “For richer, for poorer”, Richmond, March 18, 1988 (2

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• Speech to Hamilton-West Federal Riding Association, Nomination Meeting: “The new Canada…privilege or sharing?”, August 29, 1988

• Speech to Hamilton-West Federal Riding Association, Nomination Meeting: “The new Canada…privilege or sharing?”, September 2-4, 1988

• Speech made after The Honourable Chaviva Hosek, Ontario Minister of Housing, at an evening event held by TV Ontario: “A question of power”, Toronto, March 10, 1988

• Newspaper clipping: “The Liberal Campagnolo: restoring respectability to a small ‘l’ philosophy”, This Month, November 1988

2009.6.3.36 Political Speeches & Correspondence, 1989 • Class presentation to History CNH 401, Dr. E. Cappadocia: “A perspective on the

decline of the dreaded ‘L’ word and it’s philosophical practice in current political history”, March 28, 1989

• Letter from Craig (?) on CTV Television Network Ltd. letterhead to Iona Campagnolo re: thanks (includes speech to Rotary International group)

2009.6.3.37 Political Speeches & Correspondence, 1990

• Speech to Calgary Young Liberals for Paul Martin, Calgary, June 15, 1990 • Correspondence to Gordon Robertson and Jake Warren, of Canadians for a Unifying

Constitution, from Iona Campagnolo re: agreement to join this movement as a signatory; includes “A Constitutional Initiative that Deserves to Succeed: A Statement on The 1987 Constitutional Accord” by the Canadians for a Unifying Constitution (January 1990)

• Invitation to Hon. Iona Campagnolo from The Right Honourable Joe Clark, Secretary of State for External Affairs re: invitation to event in honour of Independence of Namibia, March 21, 1990

2009.6.3.38 Political Speeches, 1992

• Talks to Liberal Partisans in support of Paul Martin for Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, ca.1992

• Pamphlet: The Constitutional Agreement: Your Guide to Canada’s Proposed Constitutional Changes, August 28, 1992

2009.6.3.39 Political Speeches & Correspondence, 1993

• Faxed letter from Gordon Campbell to Iona Campagnolo re: thank you for support, October 25, 1993

• Faxed letter from June Callwood to Iona Campagnolo re: personal update • Speech – Judy (LaMarsh) Party: “Proper grace in the power-game, Liberals in the

90’s”, Edmonton, May 3, 1993 2009.6.3.40

Correspondence, 1994 • “Ticket order form” for the XV Commonwealth Games, Victoria, August 18-28, 1994

(newspaper pullout section with events, cost, and order form) • Copy of letter to Ian (?) from Iona Campagnolo re: recent speech and Trudeau,

October 24, 1994 • Note to Iona from Christina McCall re: invitation to a speech re: Trudeau at the

Canadian Club, October 31, 1994 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Lynne Grinnell, Ceremonies Office, University of

Calgary re: June 10th 1994 convocation ceremony which presented Iona Campagnolo with honourary degree from U of C., October 3, 1994

• Christmas card to Iona Campagnolo from Ted Turner, Chancellor of University of


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Saskatchewan, 1994 • Correspondence to Iona Campagnolo from Roméo LeBlanc re: thank you, December

20, 1994 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Bob Blair re: New Year wishes, December 26,

1994 • Christmas Card to Iona Campagnolo from Ray Hnatyshyn, Governor General of

Canada, 1994

2009.6.3.41 The Canadian Sport Council, October 21, 1994 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to The Canadian Sport Council: “Back to the Kitchen

Table?” Aylmer, Quebec, October 21, 1994 • Scenarios – Possible Futures: Implications for Sport • Business cards: Isabelle M(?), Association Canadienne de Télévision par Câble;

Dennis Davis- Manitoba Sports Federation • Fax to Iona Campagnolo from Carol Pugliese re: edits to presentation, October 19,

1994

2009.6.3.42 Undated calendar print-out of activities, ca.1994 • October 7 – October 8 of the next year

2009.6.3.43 Correspondence, 1995 (includes correspondence, programs, speeches, newspaper

clippings) • Copy of letter to The Honourable David C. Lam from Iona Campagnolo re: her

attendance at the installation of Garde B. Gardom as the 26th Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia, April 7, 1995

• News clipping: “Iona Campagnolo sits high in the minds of her northern neighbors”, The Vancouver Sun, June 3, 1995

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to a fund-raising dinner in support of the Judy LaMarsh Fund: “A view from the precipice”, Ottawa, November 22, 1995

• Program for The Judy LaMarsh Dinner, Ottawa, November 22, 1995 • “A Right Honourable Lady” ca. 1995; typed non-fiction story/speech (?) re: Iona

Campagnolo’s meeting with Judy LaMarsh and women’s struggles within the political realm; handwritten annotation on verso: “Gave book to UNBC Women’s Centre 1 / 12/ 95”

• Copy of letter from Iona Campagnolo to Larry re: World Affairs (programme?), April 19, 1995

2009.6.3.44 Simon Fraser News, June 8, 1995 featuring an article on the conference of an honourary

degree upon Hon. Iona Campagnolo by Simon Fraser University on June 9, 1995

2009.6.3.45

Correspondence, 1996 • Faxed correspondence from Iona Campagnolo to Rose-Marie Karnes re: personal; also

includes draft of letter from Iona Campagnolo to Prime Minister Jean Chretien, February 22, 1996

• Faxed correspondence from Peter Morrow, Kiwanis International, Courtenay to Iona Campagnolo re: speaker request, March 9, 1996

• Copy of letter from The Honourable Paul Martin (Minister of Finance) to Mike and Dove Hendron, February 29, 1996

• Judith Finlayson and Trailblazers: Canadian Women Who Made a Difference, 1996;


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Correspondence between Iona Campagnolo and Judith Finlayson re: an interview Judith did with Iona for inclusion in her book Trailblazers; includes a signed contract between Iona Campagnolo and Doubleday Canada Ltd. Oct. 28, 1996 and an annotated copy of interview

• Correspondence and invitation re: retirement party for Claire Barnabe, January 1996 • Faxed correspondence to Mike Robinson from Iona Campagnolo re: views on new

Liberal directions, January 10, 1996 • Letter to Marian (?) from Iona Campagnolo re: apologies, October 31, 1996 • Correspondence between Judith Finlayson and Iona Campagnolo re: interview for

inclusion in Trailblazers publication, 1996 • Fax correspondence to Iona Campagnolo from Anne Philpot re: CUSO Toronto 35th

Celebrations, May 22, 1996 • Correspondence from Iona Campagnolo to Senator Celine Hervieux-Payette (May 1,

1996) and to Senator Dan Hays (May 11, 1996) re: West Coast Fishery • Edited interview (by Steve Paikin?) with Iona Campagnolo • Unidentified page from a program featuring: “O God our help in ages past” and “O

Canada” in an unidentified aboriginal language

2009.6.3.46 Correspondence, 1997 (includes correspondence & curriculum vitae) • Letter to Dato’ Professor Ganjaraj Dhanaranjan, President and CEO of the

Commonwealth of Learning from Iona Campagnolo re: resignation from the Directorship for Canada of the Commonwealth of Learning, December 13, 1997

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2009.6.3.47 Correspondence, 1998 (includes speeches, newspaper clippings) • Notes for thanks to the Honourable Chaviva Hosek, on the occasion of her address to

the memory of the Hon. Judy LaMarsh at the Annual Judy LaMarsh Dinner, Toronto, April 19, 1988

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Dagmar Beimen, Coordinator, Honours and Awards Secretariat re: expense account during attendance at the Order of British Columbia Investiture, June 18, 1998

• Symposium: “The Trudeau Era”, York University, October 22-24, 1998 [includes: newspaper clipping: “Trudeau Lives!” (unidentified); symposium nametag; letter to Iona Campagnolo from Bruce Powe, Academic advisor, York University re: symposium speech; symposium background material; annotated copies of speech]

• Newspaper clipping: “A time for giving back” The Globe and Mail, August 1, 1998

2009.6.3.48 Lecture by Monique Begin, Centre for Women’s Development Studies, New Delhi, India, 1998

• “Towards a Critical Mass: Women in Politics” by Monique Begin

2009.6.3.49 Correspondence, 1999 (includes correspondence, speeches, itineraries) • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Hon. Adrienne Clarkson re: thank you, November 4,

1999 • Speech to International Women’s Conference: “Not just playing politics”, Winnipeg,

July 21, 1999 (2 copies) • Itinerary for Iona Campagnolo from December 8, 1999 to October 19, 2000 • Special feature from The Globe newspaper, Century of the Millenium featuring news

from November 9, 1932, The Globe and Mail, November 9, 1999

2009.6.3.50 Correspondence & Newspaper Clippings, 2000 • Newspaper clippings:

o “A woman before her time” The Vancouver Sun, September 1, 2000 o “Copps is missing the boat on sports” (unidentified) o “The mini-budget”, The Vancouver Sun, October 19, 2000 o “Celebrating a victory”, The Vancouver Sun, October 19, 2000

• Letter of regret to Dr. David Legge from Iona Campagnolo re: invitation to speak to the Port Arthur Rotary Club, Thunder Bay, February 24, 2000

• Letter to Paul (Martin?) re: congratulations and B.C. want/need list, December 1, 2000

2009.6.3.51

The Liberal Party of Canada – pamphlets and ephemera • A metal button: “Never Again! Plus Jamais!” featuring a wire coat hanger within a red

circle and a red line drawn through it – in support of Pro-Choice • Badge: British Columbia Sports Hall of Fame • Dawson Creek Speed Skating Club badge, ca. 1977 • Two political campaign buttons -Jean Chretien; Geraldine Ferraro, 1984 • Media identification for “Iona Campagnolo Newsradio” at the Leadership Convention

for the Progressive Conservative Association of Canada, 1983 • Badge: The Action Set – Les Vigoureux Canada, Fitness and Amateur Sport – Santé et


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Sport Amateur • Unsigned Season’s Greetings card from the President and members of the National

Executive and the Secretary General and staff of the Liberal Party of Canada • Bilingual pamphlet featuring “Hon. Iona Campagnolo, PC, CM, President of the

Liberal Party of Canada” • Program and Menu: Lambton-Middlesex Liberal Association Welcome you to their

Annual Meeting to dine with Iona Campagnolo President of the Liberal Party of Canada (undated)

• Election pamphlet for Ralph Goodale for Saskatchewan Liberal leadership; include handwritten address on verso for Gerald & Lillian Frederick

• “Le Nouveau Canada: Le Nationalisme Sans Muraille” publication out of the office of Prime Minister Paul Martin (in French)

• Publication: Dialogue featuring “Convention ‘78” March/April 1978 • A white nylon ribbon from the Royal Canadian Legion featuring the following text in

blue lettering: “I was a welcomed guest of Britannia Branch 7 Victoria B.C.” • Two political campaign stickers: “IONA” • Ink rendering of Iona Campagnolo, President of the Liberal Party, ca. 1982 by

Rymmells (?) • Newspaper: “Liberals in the West” AdLib: a publication of the Liberal Party of

Canada, vol. 2, no.3, September 1980 *SEPARATED SEE “OVERSIZE BOX #35”

2009.6.3.52 Pierre E. Trudeau, Prime Minister – Ephemera • Christmas card from Pierre E. Trudeau and sons • Pamphlet: “Rt. Hon. Pierre E. Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada, Leader of the

Liberal Party of Canada” • Political campaign button: “Pierre Trudeau lives in public housing” • “Trudeau” souvenir edition of the book Trudeau prepared for the National Leadership

Convention of the Liberal Party of Canada, June 14-16, 1984 on the occasion of a tribute to its leader the Right Hon. Pierre Elliott Trudeau

• “When we were young: The Trudeau phenomena 30 years later”, Macleans magazine, April 6, 1998

• The Canadian (newspaper magazine insert for The Saturday Citizen) November 27, 1976: “The Decline of the Trudeau Empire” *SEPARATED SEE “OVERSIZE BOX #35”

• The Canadian (newspaper magazine insert for The Weekend Citizen) April 15, 1978: “Do you remember this man?” *SEPARATED SEE “OVERSIZE BOX #35”

• The Canadian Magazine (newspaper magazine insert for The Province) April 24, 1971: “The Trudeaus’ Wedding Album: Five Pages of Pictures” *SEPARATED SEE “OVERSIZE BOX #35”

• Weekend Magazine (newspaper magazine insert for The Globe and Mail) April 15, 1978: “Ten years in the ring” *SEPARATED SEE “OVERSIZE BOX #35”

• Macleans magazine: “1968-1978 The Trudeau Decade”, April 3, 1978 • Newspaper clippings:

o “Trudeau strikes out at B.C. N.D.P” (unidentified, undated) o “Trudeau moves to heal voters’ east-west split” “Toronto Star, February

19, 1980 o “The national fad: Disliking Trudeau” Vancouver Sun, February 10, 1978 o “The end of an era: Trudeau resigns” Liberal News, December 1979 o Front cover of Macleans magazine: “Rewriting history: Constitution

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2009.6.3.53 Remembering Pierre E. Trudeau, October 2000 • Funeral Program • Invitation from the Right Honourable Adrienne Clarkson, Governor General of Canada

to attend a post funeral gathering at Hotel Inter-Continental (includes hotel directions) • Dried rose petals • Commemorative Issue of Time magazine: Pierre Elliott Trudeau 1919-2000, October

9, 2000 • Pierre Elliott Trudeau, 1919-2000, Macleans magazine, October 9, 2000 • Macleans Special Commemorative Edition, Trudeau: His Life and Legacy • Macleans magazine, After the Tears: the Legacy of Pierre Elliott Trudeau inspires the

nation October 16, 2000 • “Trudeau”, National Post, October 4, 2000

2009.6.3.54

Miscellaneous Political Speeches and Correspondence (includes speeches, background material, ephemera and correspondence)

• Unidentified speech re: coincidence of U.S. and Canadian elections • Unidentified speech re: women in politics • Speech by Iona Campagnolo (in French, believed to be to luncheon organized by La

Commission Libéralé Féminine) • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Western Arctic and Inuvik Liberal Association

(handwritten, undated) • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the People of Central Nova (undated) • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Annual Meeting of the Ottawa - Carleton Liberal

Association (undated) • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to “Liberals”: “Fast forward or full stop: is self-renewal

possible?” • Unidentified speech by Iona Campagnolo • Notes for introduction of Mr. Trudeau to the Liberal Party of Canada (Quebec)

Biennial Meeting by Iona Campagnolo (in French) • Personal correspondence and newspaper headline (“Campagnolo urges nuclear

freeze”) from Ivana to Iona Campagnolo re: support • Pages 2-4 of unidentified, undated annotated speech re: Timmins, O.N. • Christmas card to Iona Campagnolo from Jean M. (in French), undated • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from André Mylie (?) re: thank you for gift, undated • Handwritten card featuring Gallup Poll figures: “% Female Vote” intermittently from

1962-1980 across the Canadian political spectrum • Annotated page #23 of unidentified speech re: her presidency, ca. 1986 • First page of correspondence to Iona Campagnolo from unidentified woman from the

Edmonton Women’s Network, re: Network operations and personal update, April 16, 1981

• Unidentified, handwritten speech re: war and peace • Draft, handwritten speech - unidentified, undated, incomplete (2 pages) re: “For

Sapher, title… “and keep your powder dry!” • Page 11 of an unidentified speech re: reinvigoration of Liberalism, ca. 1985 • Unidentified handwritten speech re: “Focus on Success: Women of the 80’s” • Page 3 of an unidentified speech re: to “play” • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Alberta Teacher’s Association re: fitness and

children (undated) • “Diagram for I. Campagnolo Feb. 28 / speech” featuring heart rate target zone.


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• Unidentified Itineraries for travel by Iona Campagnolo, Muriel Kergin and Tom and Helen each over Christmas holidays

• Notes on the Ryan Proposals, “A New Canadian Federation”: Part II: Details by Eugene Forsey (13 pages)

• Acknowledgment from The Salvation Army re: receipt of monetary contribution received in memoriam of Senator J.J. Greene

• Partial annotated speech by Iona Campagnolo to “Women’s World ‘88’” (pages 5-8) • Page 7 of unidentified speech “The whole gamut of equity, of every human being

having access to a better life” • Two pages of unidentified speech re: gender and politics • Quote by Frederick Douglas re: women’s rights • Funny story: “Canadians” • Nine page opening address to National Officiating Conference, ca. post 1976 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Betty Lipingwell (?) re: thank you (undated) • Handwritten notes re: sport, ca. 1978 • Photocopy of two photographs featuring Iona Campagnolo holding skating bag • Two pages of an incomplete speech re: Iona Campagnolo’s opinion on women in

politics and sport in Canada, ca. 1978 • Page 708 of Fitness and Amateur Sport Act, Fitness and Amateur Sport Regulations,

P.C. 1962-920 • Page 35 of ‘confidential’ paper re: sport, ca. 1979 (?) • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Ed Broadbent re: agreement with Doug Fisher

(undated) • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from William Burnham (?), M.P. re: congratulations on

article in The Sun and The Gazette (undated) • Handwritten note to Iona Campagnolo (?) from (?) re: support (undated) • Birthday invitation (Raggedy Anne) to a party for Marc (?), on July 24 • Seating arrangement for Council Table during the Installation of the Governor

General, ca. 1978 • Page 7 of an unidentified, undated speech re: “Canada must grow together” • Page 2 of a letter to an unidentified individual from Iona Campagnolo re: update on

current affairs and visit by Juan Samaranch and the International Olympic Committee considering Calgary for Olympic bid (undated)

• Three blank postcards featuring Northern British Columbia wildlife (beaver, brown bear and wolverine)

• One blank postcard: “#6 Ghosts of ’98 Series: Sternwheeler Graveyard” • One blank postcard: “Hong Kong Hilton” (includes two sheets of blank hotel note

paper) • Miscellaneous photocopy (?) of “very old Chinese proverb” written on oversize paper

in calligraphic style *SEPARATED SEE “OVERSIZE BOX #35”

2009.6.3.55

Miscellaneous Newspaper Clippings • “Campagnolo told Trudeau to quit, book says” The Globe and Mail • “Ellen Fairclough honoured on women’s day” The Hamilton Spectator (undated) • “Liberal party top brass avoid leadership issue” (unidentified) • “Judy leaves the gilded cage” (unidentified) • Portion of newspaper article featuring election results, handwritten annotation: “76.3%

Turner” (unidentified) • “Celebrating birthday” (re: Ellen Fairclough) (unidentified)


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• Photo: “Liberal party president Iona Campagnolo met in Halifax on Tuesday with organizers of the Liberal Reform Conference to be held in Halifax in November. See story page 3” (unidentified, undated)

• Photo: “Official candidate: Prime Minister John Turner is in high spirits as he sits with Liberal president Iona Campagnolo, left and his wife Geills, during his nomination meeting in the Vancouver riding of Quadra…”

• “Inform the police” • “Face to Face: Joanne Helmer chats with Canadian Liberal Iona Campagnolo” • “Turner show just a Clark rerun?” • “Politician & Broadcaster: Iona Campagnolo” TV Week • “The female sex in public life” column by Allan Fotheringham • “New Liberal President to talk”, Daily Herald-Tribune • “Ne comptons pas sure les erreurs de Brian Mulroney” by Iona Campagnolo

(unidentified newspaper, undated)

2009.6.3.56 Various Business Cards & Official Stationary • Business card: Iona Campagnolo, Minister of State Fitness and Amateur Sport • Business card: Iona Campagnolo, M.P. • Business card: Iona Campagnolo, Ionasphere Management Corp. • Business card: Iona Campagnolo, CBC, “One of a Kind” • Business card: Iona Campagnolo, President, The Liberal Party of Canada • Business card: Iona Campagnolo, Chair, Fraser Basin Council • Business card: Iona Campagnolo, Speaker, Development Consultant • Blank letterhead: “House of Commons Canada, Iona Campagnolo, M.P. Skeena • Blank notepaper: “With the compliments of Iona Campagnolo, P.C., M.P., Minister of

State Fitness and Amateur Sport • Blank notepaper envelope: Minister of State Fitness and Amateur Sport

2009.6.3.57 Publication: “Canadian Sport for Life” (2005) Resource Paper V2 “Long Term Athlete Development” published by the Canadian Sport Centres.


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2009.6.4.1 Institute for Human Performance Conference, 1980 • Proceedings of a national conference about women in sports and recreations, March

21-23, 1980, Institute for Human Performance, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, B.C.

• Pamphlet: The Female Athlete • Speech by Iona Campagnolo: “Women Future Sport, citius altius, fortius: beyond

golden-girl to golden women, from Fanny to Francesca”, March 21, 1980 (2 copies)

2009.6.4.2 “One of a Kind” programme, CBC-TV, 1979-1980 • Biography of Iona Campagnolo for “Bob McLean Show” and summary of concept for

“One of a Kind” show • Letter to CBC -TV from Diana Brown re: “One of a Kind” programme, December

1979 • Telegram to Merve Campone, Iona Campagnolo and Lindsay Forsberg of “One of a

Kind” from Tim Knight and Phil Keatley re: have fun on CBC show, 1979 • Crew list and schedule for “One of a Kind”, September 4-6, 1979 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo (broadcaster) from Jack Mussallem Jr. re: gift of

photographs (Larry Hope), December 5, 1979 • Newspaper clippings:

o “Campagnolo to get job as TV talk host” Victoria Times, June 29, 1979 o Iona finds a new job as TV star (unidentified) 1979 o Untitled re: CBC television show (unidentified) 1979 o Letter to the Editor re: defence of Iona Campagnolo (unidentified) 1979 o “Iona Campagnolo still in public eye” Toronto Star, ca. 1980 o Advertisement for “One of a Kind” featuring Iona Campagnolo

interviewing J.V. Clyne, The Province, October 24, 1979 o Advertisement for “One of a Kind” featuring Iona Campagnolo

interviewing Terry Jacks, ca. 1980 • Magazine photograph featuring Iona Campagnolo, annotation on verso: “CBC 1980,

T.V. “One of a Kind”, Merve Campone, Director” • Letter to Iona Campagnolo, C.B.C., from W.E. Moore re: appreciation, ca. 1980 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Dennis N. Brown, President, Northwest Podiatric

Laboratory, Inc., re: appreciation, February 26, 1980 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Blanche (?) re: recent interview with her, January 16,

1980 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Jack Lee McLean re: appreciation, April 7, 1980

2009.6.4.3

Jerusalem Women’s Seminar - Israel, 1980 • Letter to Elaine Dubow and Phyllis Kaminsky, Founders and Co-ordinators, Jerusalem

Women’s Seminar and Intercultural Dialogue from Iona Campagnolo re: invitation to participate in Jerusalem Women’s Seminar, May 5, 1980

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Cathleen H. Douglas re: their joint trip to Israel, August 8, 1980

• Newspaper clipping: “Israel as seen through the eyes of a concerned Canadian” The Bulletin, September 10, 1980


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• Annotated dinner menu from the King David Hotel, Jerusalem, July 19, 1980 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Canadian Zionist Federation (Pacific Region):

“Alone on the road to Megido?” Vancouver, November 18, 1980 (includes thank you letter for speech from Maxine (?)

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Phyllis Solomon, Executive Director, The Canadian Zionist Federation (Pacific Region) re: thank you for agreeing to speak at luncheon meeting, October 22, 1980

• Itinerary for Jerusalem Women’s Seminar, July 13-20, 1980 • “Kibbutz industry seeks independence through science” by Joel Weiner, Features from

Jerusalem, Special 32nd Independence Day Edition • Place mat (?) from Guest House Kfar Blum in Upper Galilee, Israel

2009.6.4.4

CUSO Activities, CIDA and the Futures Secretariat, 1980 (includes newspaper clippings, correspondence, speeches, ephemera, invitations)

• Newspaper clippings: o “Iona on the move in Lotus Land”, The Citizen, Ottawa, June 20, 1981 o “Iona is fulfilling an old wish”, The Prince George Citizen, October 7,

1980 o “Culture shock: Campagnolo returns from refugee camps”, Ottawa

Citizen, July 12, 1980 o “Sanatorium for refugees good idea, says Axworthy”, Gazette, July 10,

1980 o “Health disputes barring refugees’ emigration, ex-minister says” The

Globe and Mail, July 12, 1980 o “Ex-minister finds her new calling aiding refugees”, Ottawa Journal, July

12, 1980 o “Report of the Minister’s consultation on a proposed Futures Secretariat”

(undated) o “Now Iona would have us build hospitals for the refugees” The

Columbian, July 14, 1980 o “Fleeing Laotian ‘free people’ jam into nervous Thailand” The Province,

April 13, 1980 o “Community-based action”, Business Times Week, vol.1, no.47, May 5,

1980 o “I am my brother” by Iona Campagnolo, Macleans magazine, November

3, 1980 • An address to the Women’s Canadian Club of Calgary: “Serve and learn: some

thoughts on CUSO and the world it serves”, Calgary, May 7, 1982 (includes correspondence re: speech invitation)

• Baggage tag from Cathay Pacific airlines, destination: Bangkok • Letter from Iona Campagnolo to Sharon Capeling, Public Affairs Officer, CUSO re:

thank you: June 10, 1980 • Draft of open letter from Iona Campagnolo, CUSO Development Officer re: donation

towards Kab Cherng Camp, • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Ian Smillie, Executive Director, CUSO re: airing of

CBC program on Kampuchean Refugee Project in Thailand, April 22, 1980 • Project Information Summary: “Development of a self-help assistance programme for

displaced Cambodians (SAP): A pilot project” • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Phil Esmonde re: Futures Secretariat, November 10,

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• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Lewis Perinbam, Vice-President, Special Programs Branch, Canadian Development Agency re: thank you, November 5, 1980

• Copy of ‘confidential’ letter to Lewis Perinbam, Vice-President, Special Programs Branch, Canadian Development Agency re: thank you, and views on world development, November 7, 1980

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Tom Axworthy, Senior Policy Advisor, Office of the Prime Minister re: congratulations on Macleans article, November 13, 1980

• Handwritten letter from Iona Campagnolo to the Vancouver Sun re: situation in Thailand, June 26, 1980

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Carol Seguin, CUSO Coordinator Asia/Pacific Office, re: information, July 29, 1980

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo, CUSO, from Paul Turcot, Director, CUSO Thailand, re: thank you for gift and further action, July 9, 1980

• Travel and Meeting Schedule for Iona Campagnolo’s trip to Thailand, June 25-July5, 1980

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo, c/o Sun newspaper, from Mary D. Lautard re: information on their attempts to adopt siblings from Thailand, July 24, 1980 (includes “Report of a trip to Thailand and Malaysia on behalf of Terre Des Hommes (Canada) and Friends of Refugees in Ontario”, July 8, 1980

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo re: refugees, ca. 1980 • Letter to Trevor Lautens for The Vancouver Sun from Iona Campagnolo: “On the road

in Thailand June 27, 28, 29”, July 8, 1980 • Letter to The Vancouver Sun from Iona Campagnolo in Bangkok, Thailand for the Kab

Cherng Project, CUSO, Canada, June 26, 1980 • Generic fundraising letter from Iona Campagnolo, Fundraising Coordinator, Kab

Cherng Refugee Camp, Thailand soliciting for funds towards a Canadian refugee camp, June 20, 1980 (includes contact list of those individuals solicited)

• Luncheon invitation to Iona Campagnolo from Apilas Osatananda, Director General of The Department of Technical and Economic Cooperation (Thailand?), July 2, 1980

2009.6.4.5 CUSO ‘Kamp’ Advertisement, 1980 (includes 1-16mm film*, original; 1- gold DVD preservation copy; 3- DVD access copies)

• 34 second film clip featuring construction efforts towards the building of a Canadian refugee camp, Kab Cherng Refugee Camp in Thailand, 1980. Iona Campagnolo is featured at the end of clip. *SEPARATED SEE OVERSIZE PHOTOGRAPH BOX #41

2009.6.4.6

CUSO Activities, CIDA & UNICEF 1981-1982 (includes itineraries, reports, agendas, correspondence)

• Copy of letter to Graham Taylor from Iona Campagnolo re: realization of goals of Adelphi Wool Spinners Cooperative, December 20, 1981

• Letter to Carl MacKenzie, CUSO Field Services Officer, from Iona Campagnolo re: information on various projects, December 20, 1981

• “The origins of CUSO: personal recollections of Dr. J.F. Leddy” May 16, 1981 • “North and South: Towards a New Interdependence of Nations”, by Lewis Perinbam,

Vice President, Canadian International Development Agency, at the University of Madras, August 10-12, 1981

• Partial speech by Iona Campagnolo re: United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund: Music for Unicef, in Prince George (?)

• One page from House of Commons proceedings, for June 5, 1981 re: CUSO • Itinerary for Iona Campagnolo to visit Jamaica, November 7-15, 198?


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• Agenda for Consultative Conference on International Development, Ottawa, June 7-8, 1981

• CUSO newsclippings from August 17, 1961 to November 29, 1980, in celebration of 20 years, CUSO 1961-1981

• Letter to Kaye, from Iona Campagnolo re: contributions towards CUSO campaign, November 30, 1981

• Letter to Diane Hall, Vice President Nova, an Alberta Corporation, from Iona Campagnolo re: thank you for donation, December 1, 1981

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Raymond Cournoyer re: CUSO, April 27, 1981 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Lewis Perinbam, Vice-President, Special Programs

Branch, Canadian International Development Agency re: thank you for work, April 22, 1981

• Letter to Senator George J. McIllraith from Iona Campagnolo re: her fund raising efforts for CUSO-Caribbean Programme, November 30, 1981 / Letter to Phil from Iona Campagnolo re: fund-raising difficulties, November 25, 1981

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Senator George J. McIllraith re: potential sources of funding, November 23, 1981

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Royce Frith, Deputy Leader of the Government, The Senate, re: support of Caribbean programme, October 13, 1981

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Senator Martha P. Bielish, re: fundraising contacts for CUSO programme, October 4, 1981

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo re: Jamaica, December 3, 1981 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Raymond Cournoyer re: various NGO issues and

CIDA, September 14, 1982 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Kaye, CUSO Program Funding, re: thank you and

update on activities, March 17, 1982 • CUSO Report, Fall 1981 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Kay Thomson, CUSO Director, Program Funding re:

flight information for trip to Kingston Jamaica, October 20, 1981 • Letter to Elizabeth Macey, CUSO Assistant, Program Department from Iona

Campagnolo re: speaking engagement, October 20, 1981 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from G.M. Black Foundation re: donation of $250 towards

the Kap Cherng Refugee Camp, Thailand, September 8, 1981

2009.6.4.7 CUSO Trip Diary “Into Africa” March 18 to April 19, 1987 – day to day account of CUSO trip to West Africa from January 13, 1987 to April 19, 1987 (includes an inserted brochure: “Join the Council of Canadians” includes her reflections on Liberal Party

2009.6.4.8 CUSO Trip Diary “Angola, November 12 – 22, 1987” – day to day account of CUSO mission to establish whether or not a Canadian presence was justified in the fight against Apartheid and for the liberation of Namibia within a Soviet Sphere Socialist State.

2009.6.4.9

CUSO, 1987 (includes correspondence, publications) • Open letter of appeal: “Special Women’s Appeal” for donations towards CUSO world

development initiatives signed by Iona Campagnolo and Lois Wilson (undated, ca. 1985)

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo, CUSO, from Edward B. Ratcliffe, Chairman of Arriscraft Corporation re: previous support from I.C. and potential future involvement with Development Services International, May 8, 1987. (includes publication: “The


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Minority Rights Group Report No. 47: “Female Circumcision, Excision and Infibulation”

2009.6.4.10 CUSO Speeches, 1988

• The AGM of the London Cross Cultural Learner Centre, University of Western Ontario: “The frontline of tomorrow: Southern Africa today” (re: CUSO delegation to Angola) June 16, 1988 (2 copies)

• Speech to the CUSO Annual General Meeting, Toronto, October 13, 1988

2009.6.4.11 World Council of Churches – International Ecumenical Delegation to Lima, Peru, 1990-1991

• Pamphlets: “Associacion para la educacion y desarrollo de los derechos humanos” (4 copies)

• Handwritten statements taken October 20-22, 1990 • Agendas for Actividades de la Delegacion Internacional en Huaycan El, October 15,

1990 • Itinerary for opening orientation and notes on initial presentations in Lima, to the

international delegation on the human rights situation in Peru, October 14-25, 1990 • “Letter from Lima”, photocopied article from The New Yorker, October 29, 1990 • Fax to Iona Campagnolo from Bill Fairbairn, Executive Director, Inter-Church

Committee on Human Rights in Latin America, April 9, 1992 includes the following: o News release, April 6, 1992: “Canadian Churches condemn Peruvian

coup, call for action by OAS” o Copy of letter to Hon. Barbara McDougall from Bill Fairbairn re: request

from Canadian government to express condemnation of coup in Peru, April 6, 1992

o Update on Coup D’Etat by President Fujimori o Open editorial prepared for the Toronto Star newspaper o News release “The Situation in Peru” issued by the Permanent Council of

the Organization of American States o Canadian Secretary of State for External Affairs News Release:

“McDougall concerned by situation in Peru”, April 7, 1992 o External Affairs report “Human rights situation in Peru”, January 1992 o Inter-Church Committee on Human Rights in Latin America: “Critique of

the Department of External Affairs’ report on the “Human Rights Situation in Peru”, 1991

• Open letter from the Commission of the Churches on International Affairs of the World Council of Churches, February 10, 1992 re: human rights violations in Peru

• Publication: Peru and Human Rights: Report of an International Ecumenical Delegation to Peru, 14-24, October 1990 by the Would Council of Churches, Geneva

• Publication: Peru One Year Later: Report of an International Ecumenical Delegation to Peru, September 30-October 7, 1991 by the Would Council of Churches, Geneva

• Newspaper clippings: o “In the steps of the Sendero” The Globe and Mail, September 19, 1992 o “Peru trial a chilling echo of Inquisition” The Toronto Star, September 27,

1992 o “The drumbeat that causes Peru to tremble” Guardian Weekly, August 23,

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2009.6.4.12

General Correspondence, 1980 [*CONFIDENTIAL*] (includes correspondence, newspaper clippings, background information)

• Colour postcard (blank) featuring the “Feast House of the Grandfathers” at the ‘K'san Indian Craft Village, ca. 1975

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Senator Keith Davey re: stay in touch, May 1, 1980 • Correspondence between Iona Campagnolo and Eileen Hendry, Director, Women in

Management and Career Development Programs at the UBC Centre for Continuing Education re: assistance to secure Liberal women speakers, October and November 1980

• Newspaper clippings: o “Don’t shrink from power, women told” (unidentified) o “Iona meets Trudeau” (unidentified) o Saran-wrapped …and hurtling toward a different world”, The Vancouver

Sun, June 27, 1980 o “What, Iona quitting politics?” (unidentified) o “Women told to strive, enjoy their achievements” Star-Phoenix, April 1,

1982 o “Oh, so virtuous noses that condemn a fallen woman”, October 14, 1980 o “Power and grace” The Gazette, February 16, 1980 o “A paddock of PM-is horseflesh” Macleans magazine, December 8, 1980 o “Women in sports – one to two ration in the 80’s” (unidentified, undated) o “And, gentle readers, in the bull pen on your left…” Macleans magazine,

June 23, 1980 • Handwritten poems sent to Iona Campagnolo, the first dedicated to Judy LaMarsh, a

new version of “Women” & the second: “The Seven Sisters”, November 1980 • Invitation from Prime Minister Trudeau to Iona Campagnolo to “meet the Summit

Leaders” at Government House, July 21, 1981 (includes Government House directions)

• Copy of Chatelaine magazine, September 1980 featuring cover article: “Iona! Canada’s Bionic Woman: TV Host Iona Campagnolo” (9 page article)

• Photocopied pages from an unidentified book re: women in law, Iona Campagnolo, and Mme. Thérèse Casgrain

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, from Patricia G. Kushnir, Director, Student Work Experience Program, re: offer of appointment to Employers Advisory Committee for the Faculty of Home Economics, University of Alberta, October 20, 1980

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo, CBC, from Ernie F. Allistone, re: backlash for article in The Sun, July 17, 1980

• Letter to Ernie F. Allistone from Iona Campagnolo re: response to letter of backlash, July 23, 1980

• First page of letter to Iona Campagnolo from unidentified filmmaker with Ken Desson & Associates re: request to critique new scripts, December 1, 1980

• Foreign Affairs Committee (London, England) Report by Sir Anthony Kershaw, December 29, 1980

• Copy of letter to Prime Minister Trudeau from Iona Campagnolo re: politics and


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national development, May 21, 1980 • Copy of letter to Prime Minister Trudeau from Iona Campagnolo re: congratulations

and politics, September 18,,1980 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Senator Keith Davey re: future visit, July 11, 1980 • Copy of letter to Senator Keith Davey from Iona Campagnolo re: personal update, July

24, 1980 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Thomas Kirkham re: appreciation, February 4,

1980 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Skeena Federal Nomination Meeting, Terrace:

“The great thing in this world is not so much where we stand as in what direction we are moving”… Oliver Wendell Holmes. January 6, 1980

• Letters of reference for Susan Birrell, April & May, 1980; includes résumé [*CONFIDENTIAL*]

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Hon. Jeanne Sauvé, M.P. Laval-des-Rapides re: thank you, April 22, 1980

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Marc Lalonde, Minister of Energy, Mines and Resources Canada re: thank you, April 9, 1980

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Hon. Judy Erola re: wish for a visit, March 19, 1980 • Copy of letter to Tom Turner, Department of Regional Economic Expansion from Iona

Campagnolo re: request for editing of message to Ron Marshall, February 24, 1980 • Copy of letter to Senator Keith Davey from Iona Campagnolo re: personal update,

May 1, 1980 • Copy of letter to Senator Raymond Perrault from Iona Campagnolo re: political

opinion on variety of issues, March 28, 1980 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Mark MacGuigan, Secretary of State for External

Affairs, re: thank you, April 1, 1980

2009.6.4.13 Champion magazine • Champion Special Supplement published by the Game Plan Information Office;

content re: history of Canadian women in sports, vol.5, no.1, March 1981 • Page 58 from Champion magazine featuring book review of “Sport and Politics in

Canada” by Donald Macintosh with Tom Bedecki and C.E.S. Franks, 1987 • Champion magazine, vol.1, no.1, December 1977, pages 1-4; 17-20

2009.6.4.14

International Olympic Committee Visit - Calgary Olympic Development (May 13-June 3, 1981)

• Photocopies of telegrams re: reservations for IOC visits to Paris, Africa and London, May 1981

• Itineraries for IOC visits to Paris, Africa and London, May13 - June 3, 1981 • Copies of correspondence from Iona Campagnolo to various IOC and Governmental

representatives re: international sport development during IOC tour, June 1981 • Invitation to Iona Campagnolo from Canadian Ambassador of Tunis to attend a

reception, May 15, 1981 • Invitation to Iona Campagnolo to attend a U.E.F.A. soccer match between Real Madrid

C.D.F. and Liverpool F.C., May 27, 1981 in Paris (includes business cards of: Volker Zach, Hassine Hamouda and Peter Birchall)

• List of IOC and NOC contacts in Africa, May 1981 • Biographical information on IOC members in Africa: Reginald Stanley Alexander

(Kenya), Dr. Abdel Mohamed Halim (Sudan), Muhamed Mzali (Tunisia), Ahmed


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Eldermerdash Touny (Egypt) • Calgary Olympic Development Association Executive Directory • “Sport & Islam Religion” by A.D. Touny, Egypt, 1981 • Booklet on History and Tradition at the Inter-Continental (hotel) in Paris, 1981

2009.6.4.15 Calgary Olympic Development Association (CODA) 1981-1982 • Letter to Gerald Regan, M.P, from Iona Campagnolo re: congratulations on 1988

Calgary Olympics, January 27, 1981 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from John Pickette, VP, International Relations, Calgary

Olympic Development Association (CODA) re: thank you for support, October 15, 1981

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Frank King, Chairman, CODA re: selection of activities as member of the Board of Directors, October 19, 1981

• Minutes of Members’ meeting of CODA, October 23, 1981 • Copy of memo from Iona Campagnolo to Calgary Olympic Development Association

(CODA) re: regrets for a scheduled meeting, January 4, 1982 • Notice of meeting of CODA Board of Directors, January 15, 1982

2009.6.4.16 Inter-political Activities, 1981 (I) (includes correspondence, background material, speeches, proceedings, newspaper clippings)

• Curriculum Vitae for The Honourable Iona Campagnolo • “Trade with Third World essential for Canada’s survival”, CUC News Service, vol. 2,

no. 14, July 31, 1981 (pages 6 & 7) • Letter to Dr. John J. Jackson, Convention Chairman, CAPHER, from Iona

Campagnolo re: upcoming speech, January 9, 1981 • Annotated speech to The Canadian Association for Physical Health Educators: “The

New World requires new rules for the game of life”, June 12, 1981 • Correspondence between Iona Campagnolo and Bruce L. Drane, Chatelaine magazine

re: speech to Canadian Cosmetic, Toiletries and Fragrance Association Conference, March 24, 1981

• Proceedings of “The Games of the 21st Century”, Sport Congress ’81, Ottawa, April 9-11, 1981

• Unidentified list of people • North Shore Women: Newsletter of the North Shore Women’s Centre, North

Vancouver, vol. 7, issue 2, October 1981 • Pamphlet: “Freedom of Choice” - information on CARAL (Canadian Abortion Rights

Action League) • Article: “Women in Sport” by Leonard Wilbert Marcellus, 1980 • Article: “The participation of the female athlete in long-distance running”, American

College of Sports Medicine • Article: “Women don’t play sports well enough to deserve equality” (includes ticket

stub to Women’s Network Dinner, with Marie Jesee Drouin, October 1, 1981) • Program for Liberal Banquet, November 24, 1981 • Copy of letter to Peter Webster, Executive Director B.C. Sports Hall of Fame &

Museum from Carol Publiese, re: consultant work, July 10, 1981 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Randy Ormston, Executive Director, Human

Odyssey, The Canadian Red Cross re: summary of Human Odyssey Project, September 21, 1981

• Speech to Conference sponsored by Mosaic Massey Inc. on values for a changing world: “They is us!” 1981


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Inter-political Activities, 1981 (II) (includes correspondence, background material, speeches, proceedings, invitations, ephemera)

• Ephemera: lapel pin featuring a rainbow with a maple leaf and a dove (?) • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Canadian Parks and Recreation Association,

Calgary: “Leisure as a tool for human development”, August 12, 1981 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Ron Liepert, Fultonvale Fastball Club, Sherwood

Park, Alta, re: photographs from Sportsman’s Dinner, September 30, 1981 (includes a business card for Ron Liepert, News Secretary, Office of the Premier of Alberta)

• Copy of letter to Tom West, Curator, Canada’s Sport Hall of Fame (Toronto) from Carol Pugliese re: donation of items by Iona Campagnolo, December 14, 1981

• Newspaper clippings: o “Canada should be midwife at birth of ‘a new world’”, Guelph Daily

Mercury, November 4, 1981 o Advertisement for The Vancouver Sun newspaper featuring Iona

Campagnolo, April 4, 1981 o “Reflecting on inaccuracies” Edmonton Journal, November 27, 1981 o “Therese Casgrain: First NDP senator champion of unity” (unidentified) o “Letters to the Editor”, Coaching Review, December 17, 1981 o “New Anglican Archbishop” The Vancouver Sun, March 28, 1981 o “Life after Ottawa”, The Times Colonist, April 4, 1981 o “Great dream dissolves into a big nightmare” The Citizen, Ottawa,

November 18, 1981 o “1951 Grad Reunion”, June 23, 1981

• Copy of letter to Michael Pitfield, Clerk of the Privy Council from Iona Campagnolo, re: congratulations during the Simon Fraser University sponsored tribute to F.R. Scott, February 23, 1981

• Copy of letter to Prime Minister Trudeau, re: congratulations, update on activities and thank you, July 28, 1981

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Angie Todd-Dennis, Professional Native Women’s Association re: thank you and invitation to speak, July 1981

• Invitation to Iona Campagnolo from C.W. Davey, Publisher, The Vancouver Sun to attend a luncheon to discuss a project: “Come Back Salmon”, May 11, 1981

• Letter to C.W. Davey from Iona Campagnolo re: sending regrets for invitation, May 2, 1981

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from C.W. Davey, Publisher, The Vancouver Sun newspaper re: invitation to join advisory committee on salmonid enhancement on the North Shore, June 2, 1981

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Michael J.B. Alexandor, The Vancouver Sun, re: thanks for campaign participation, March 23, 1981

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Michael (?), Clerk of the Privy Council and Secretary to the Cabinet re: regret at not attending speech and thank you for letter, March 6, 1981

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Sandra Djwa, Associate Professor, Department of English, Simon Fraser University re: Senator Therese Casgrain’s visit with Iona Campagnolo, January 19, 1981

• Memo from Iona Campagnolo (Simon Fraser University) to George Stuart and Lorne Davies re: CIAU membership

• Unidentified speech, March 27, 1981 re: sport and the Calgary Olympic Bid • Letter to Social Secretary, British Columbia Government House from Iona

Campagnolo re: sending regrets for invitation, February 23, 1981 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo (CBUT Radio) from T.A. (Tom) Shandro, Executive


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Director, Yellowhead Highway Association re: more information on upcoming conference, January 23, 1981

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo (CBUT Radio) from T.A. (Tom) Shandro, Executive Director, Yellowhead Highway Association re: conference invitation, February 3, 1981

• Copy of letter to Denny from Iona Campagnolo re: recent interview, February 21, 1981 • Letter to “Family and Friends” from Gloria George (LaFitte) re: invitation to potlatch

in honour of the late Mary George, Louise Ellen George, Dale Francis George, Paul Dwayne George and Gregory James LaFitte, February 28, 1981 (includes notecard featuring schedule for December 13, 1978)

• Publication: “Sport and Political Development” by Bernard F. Booth, Institute of International Co-operation, University of Ottawa, February 1981

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Andrew G. Kniewasser, President, Investment Dealers Association of Canada, re: support and thanks for information, March 17, 1981

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Neville Scarfe, Chairman Lectures Committee, Brock House Society re: thank you for previous address, March 30, 1981

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the University of Guelph, Distinguished Lecturer Series: “Brave old world-me-ism and the search for community”, November 3, 1981

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Janet Fraser, Network Co-ordinator, Centre for Continuing Education re: thank you and future engagement, October 7, 1981

• Handwritten schedule for the month of November (1981?) • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Arbutus Rotary Club, Vancouver: “Canadianism in

its Third Dimension”, March 6, 1981 • Letter to Elizabeth Macey, Programme Department Twenty-One McGill Street, from

Iona Campagnolo re: speaking engagement, September 20, 1981 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo, CBC-TV, from Elizabeth Macey, Programme Department

Twenty-One McGill Street, re: speaking invitation, August 10, 1981 • Newsletter, Twenty-One McGill Street, June 1981 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo c/o Kay Thompson, CUSO from Elizabeth Macey,

Programme Department Twenty-One McGill Street re: thank you, October 2, 1981 • Newsletter, Twenty-One McGill Street, November 1981 • Letter to Brenda and Dave from Iona Campagnolo re: recent television shoot, February

5, 1981 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Don D. Fraser re: Project North, an interchurch

project concerned with justice for native people (includes newspaper clippings, past correspondence, terms of reference, press release) April 30, 1981

• Dinner invitation to Iona Campagnolo from the Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany and Mrs. Schmidt and Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, July 17, 1981

2009.6.4.18

World Food Day Fast, 1981 (includes correspondence, drafts, advertisements) • Unidentified write up re: First World Food Day Fast in Vancouver October 12-16,

1981 • Poster for World Food Day, October 16, 1981 and Food for all ‘Fast’ October 12-16,

1981 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from S.B. Peterson, Deputy Minister of Agriculture re:

minutes of meeting of the World Food Day Provincial Steering Committee, August 27, 1981

• Copy of letter from Iona Campagnolo to Minister S. Peterson, Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Chairman, World Food Day Committee re: concerns from NGO’s re: World Food Day, September 18, 1981


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• Information: “Notes on the World Food Day Fast” • Copy of letter to Kurt Swinton, Couchiching Conference from Iona Campagnolo re:

overview of “World Food Day” project, July 14, 1981 (handwritten draft and typewritten copy)

• Copy of letter to Wm. Elliott from Iona Campagnolo re: BCTV assistance in coverage of World Food Day Fast, August 7, 1981

• Copy of letter to Frank Rutter, Editor, Editorial Pages, Vancouver Sun, from Iona Campagnolo re: promotion of World Food Day Fast, August 7, 1981

• Copy of letter to Dona Harvey, Managing Editor, The Vancouver Province, from Iona Campagnolo re: promotion of World Food Day Fast and printing of brochure, August 7, 1981

• Copy of letter to Dona Harvey, Managing Editor, The Vancouver Province, from Iona Campagnolo re: information towards the promotion of World Food Day Fast and printing of brochure, September 29, 1981

• Copy of letter to Frank Rutter, Editor, Editorial Pages, Vancouver Sun, from Iona Campagnolo re: a proof for brochure for World Food Day Fast, September 29, 1981

• Copy of letter to Art Perret from Iona Campagnolo re: outline of “World Food Day Fast”

• Copy of letter to Glen Ringdal (CARE) and Verlak Robinson re: World Food Day Fast Brochure

• Copy of letter to Vic Chapman, World Food Day Secretariat, Agriculture Canada, from Iona Campagnolo re: overview of World Food Day Fast, July 17, 1981

• Copy of letter to Eugene Whalen, Minister of Agriculture, from Iona Campagnolo re: overview of World Food Day Fast, July 17, 1981

• Copy of letter to Secretariat Workers at World Food Day Secretariat from Iona Campagnolo re: Food For All Fast brochures and overview of October 16 set-up, October 2, 1981

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Dona Harvey, Managing Editor, The Province re: thank you for World Food Day material, September 2, 1981

• Memo from Agriculture Canada re: areas of research of the World Food Day Secretariat, July 1981

• Handwritten draft of letter to William Stewart from Iona Campagnolo re: World Food Day, 1981

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from S.B. Peterson, Deputy Minister, Agriculture and Food re: invitation to participate in a Provincial Steering Committee for National World Food Day, June 22, 1981

• Handwritten notes re: Food for All, 1981 • Handwritten notes re: CUSO • Memo to Bill Steward, Director, Student Services from Iona Campagnolo (Simon

Fraser University) re: World Food Day, July 13, 1981

2009.6.4.19

Inter-Political Activities, 1982 (includes agendas, itineraries, speeches, newspaper clippings, correspondence)

• Copy of letter to Bill Mooney from Iona Campagnolo re: update of activities & reference to loss of job at CBC, August 14, 1982

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Marie Dunn, World Service Committee, YWCA re: thank you and Iona Campagnolo’s involvement in Third World Development initiatives, April 28, 1982

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Merve and Jo-Anne Campone re: regards and Aim


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Pay-TV, August 9, 1982 • Letter to Gladys McCaw, Women’s Canadian Club from Iona Campagnolo re:

speaking engagement, August 12, 1982 • Letter to Marie Dun, World Service Committee, YWCA, from Iona Campagnolo re:

Third World Development, August 18, 1982 • Letter to Edmonton Women’s Network from Iona Campagnolo re: thank you and best

wishes, August 18, 1982 • Letter to Merve and Jo-Anne Campone, re: thank you and personal update, August 18,

1982 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Cretia Harper, Victoria Women’s Network re: speech,

June 7, 1982 • Copy of letter to Cretia Harper, Victoria Women’s Network from Iona Campagnolo re:

thank you for encouragement, August 13, 1982 • Copy of letter to Monique (Bégin?) from Iona Campagnolo re: politics, August 13,

1982 • Letter to Harold Page, Executive Secretary, Ninth National Northern Development

Conference, from Iona Campagnolo re: thanks and good luck, August 13, 1982 • Letter to Perry Goldsmith, Contemporary Dialogue, from Iona Campagnolo re: quotes

for brochures, August 22, 1982 • Copy of letter to Hon. Francis Fox, Minister of Communications and Culture from

Iona Campagnolo re: thank you, August 17, 1982 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Prince Rupert – Skeena Reunion Committee re:

Prince Rupert-Skeena Reunion on September 4, 1981, August 11, 1982 • Copy of letter to Regina Women’s Network from Iona Campagnolo re: expense

statement, October 25, 1982 • Copy of letter to Chief Reynold Russ, Village of Massett from Iona Campagnolo re:

congratulations, August 20, 1982 • Copy of letter to Tom and Helen (?) from Iona Campagnolo re: personal

correspondence, August 20, 1982 • Photograph*: Iona Campagnolo speaking at the First National Networking Conference,

June 1982. Iona Campagnolo speaking to large group of women sitting on the floor of the Great Hall, in the Museum of Anthropology, Vancouver. Handwritten annotation on inside of paper photo enclosure: “June 1982 First National Networking Conference, compliments of Katherine Roth, Windsor, Ontario” (1 photograph : col. ; 10 x 15 cm) *SEPARATED SEE “PHOTOGRAPH INVENTORY”

• Advertisement for Westin Hotels: “The Westin Woman in Canada” featuring Iona Campagnolo as spokeswoman, March 27, 1982

• Advertisement for speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Vancouver Women’s Network, June 5 (1982?)

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the World Federalists of Canada, Conference ’82: “Dimension III – The Global Perspective of Canadianism”, Carleton University, Ottawa, June 4, 1982

• Newsletter: Canadian World Federalist, July 1982: “Campagnolo highlights WFC Conference”

• Handwritten schedule of appearances on letterhead of Edmonton Women’s Network, ca. 1982


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2009.6.5.1 “Intrepid Souls”, ca. 1987 report to McMaster International Development Secretariat from Iona Campagnolo re: her mission to Angola as part of a CUSO initiative (undated)

2009.6.5.2 Report on International Education Conference, 1987 held at the University of Western Ontario, December 9-10, 1987, prepared by David Radcliffe

2009.6.5.3 McMaster International Development Secretariat, 1987 (includes speeches) • University of Western Ontario Seminar: “Networks for a new age in international

development”, London, Ontario, December 10, 1987

2009.6.5.4 Appointment as Assistant Director for McMaster International, July 1988

2009.6.5.5 McMaster International Development Secretariat, 1988 (includes correspondence, speeches)

• Speech to the Canadian Olympic Association: “Sharing our global sport future”, April 23, 1988 (2 copies; includes invitation to reception & correspondence)

• Letter to Dan Thompson from Iona Campagnolo re: speech to Canadian Olympic Association, May 26, 1988

• 1988 Canadian Bureau for International Education, Ontario Regional Conference: “The international dimension of education” (13p.) March 7, 1988

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo, McMaster International: “Some of the Politics of Health” to various Health Sciences courses September 20, 1988

• Centre for Continuing Education: “Moving from a ‘we’ and ‘they’ world, to an ‘us’ and ‘our’ world: a new way of thinking!”, Hamilton, October 12, 1988

• Introductory Remarks: “Humanizing the Global Society” presented for discussion at “Opportunities for the Humanities Faculty to participate in International Programs”, Hamilton (?) December 13, 1988

• Opening Address to Panel Discussion of University Programs at the Calgary International Retreat: “Moving from a ‘we’ and ‘they’ to an ‘us’ and ‘our’ world”, Banff, Alta., May 7, 1988 (2 copies)

2009.6.5.6

McMaster International Development Secretariat, 1989 (includes correspondence, speeches)

• “Some of the politics of health” notes for lectures, by Iona Campagnolo, McMaster International, September 19, 1989

• Letter to Gary Warner, Director of McMaster International from Iona Campagnolo, Associate Director of McMaster International re: her resignation, August 23, 1989

• Letter to Dr. Alvin Lee, President and Vice-Chancellor, McMaster University from Iona Campagnolo, Associate Director of McMaster International re: acceptance of re-appointment for Sept.1, 1989-Aug.31, 1990, dated June 13, 1989

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo, Associate Director of McMaster International from Dr. Alvin Lee, President and Vice-Chancellor, McMaster University re: offer of re-appointment for Sept.1, 1989-Aug.31, 1990, dated June 2, 1989

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo, Associate Director of McMaster International from Dr. A.C. Heidebrecht, Provost and V.P. Academic, McMaster University re: appreciation,


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2009.6.5.6 (cont’d)

August 25, 1989 • Newsletter “Suture” published by St. Mary’s General Hospital, May 11, 1989 featuring

an article on Iona Campagnolo as Associate Director of McMaster International making bursary presentations. (includes 2 photographs*: Iona Campagnolo standing with an unidentified woman; Iona Campagnolo and an unidentified man standing at the front of a lecture theatre holding and looking at a large publication)

2009.6.5.7 McMaster International Development Secretariat, 1990 (includes speeches,

newsletters) • Annual Dinner of the Hamilton Alumnae Branch of McMaster Alumni: “New teams

for a new century”, Hamilton, May 17, 1990 • Workshop Introduction by Iona Campagnolo, McMaster International for International

Women’s Day: “Three worlds of women: revolutions and risk”, Hamilton, March 8, 1990

• Presentation to Master of Health Sciences Course: “International health issue – focus Angola”, March 26, 1990

• Our World newsletter of the Children’s International Learning Centre (CILC) featuring a photo of a child and Iona Campagnolo holding a cheque. This cheque for the CILC was from the CILC / Unicef Campus Ambassador Club (McMaster) of which Iona Campagnolo was Honourary Vice President, spring 1990

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo, McMaster International to the MI-CIH Retreat: “Synergy, yesterday, today and tomorrow” April 27, 1990 (2 copies)

2009.6.5.8 McMaster International Development Secretariat – Miscellaneous (includes speeches,

newspaper clippings • Partial speech (p.26-28) to Nurses (mention of Iona Campagnolo role at McMaster) • Newspaper clipping: “Iona Campagnolo thrives in self-imposed obscurity” • Unidentified speech (p.2) re: international development • A Celebration of the Expansion of the Children’s International Learning Centre:

“Creating a peaceful world by being a global citizen”, Hamilton (undated) • Speech by Iona Campagnolo, McMaster International to an Environmental Studies

class: “Moving from a ‘we’ and ‘they’ to an ‘us’ and ‘our’ world (undated) • Partial speech (p.12-14) re: salute to Volunteers at St. Mary’s (St. Mary’s General

Hospital, Hamilton?) (undated)

2009.6.5.9 Editorials for The McMaster Internationalist Newsletter, by Iona Campagnolo • “Sharing our common future” (opening editorial) • Editorial for The McMaster Internationalist Newsletter (undated)

2009.6.6.1 Publication: Women in Power, 1989 (includes correspondence)

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo, Associate Director, McMaster International, from Maureen McTeer, November 14, 1989

• Section of original file folder with handwritten label: Women & Power book project, unrealized because publisher wanted ‘personal feelings’

2009.6.6.2

Publication: Women in Power, 1990 (includes correspondence, contracts, drafts) • Fax of handwritten letter to Iona Campagnolo from Maureen McTeer re: publisher for

Women in Power publication, January 18, 1990


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2009.6.6.2 (cont’d)

• Letter to The Right Honourable Jeanne Sauvé from Iona Campagnolo re: potential involvement with the Women in Power publication, February 6, 1990

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Ellen (Fairclough?) re: copy of manuscript, March 1, 1990

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from The Right Honourable Jeanne Sauvé re: request for more information on the Women in Power publication and requirements, March 2, 1990

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Maureen McTeer re: payment, book signing, French contract, April 9, 1990 (includes copy of letter to Noona Barlow, Rights Department, Random House of Canada, Ltd. from Maureen McTeer re: contract revisions, March 8, 1990)

• Letter to Maureen McTeer from Iona Campagnolo re: details of project and contact information, April 18, 1990

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Noona Barlow, Rights Department, Random House Canada, Ltd. re: contract for All of Us: Women in Canadian Power and Politics, May 23, 1990 (includes contract and annotated versions)

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Maureen McTeer re: chapter revisions, December 4, 1990

• “Some of Us: Women and Political Power in Canada” text for the Hon. Ellen Fairclough, draft chapter for Women in Power (?)

2009.6.6.3 Publication: Women in Power, Chapter Title “Proper Grace”

• Four page submission to: Random House of Canada Ltd., chapter written by Iona Campagnolo ( 2 copies)

• ‘Page 2’ of an unidentified section of text, re: Iona Campagnolo’s election to the office of School Trustee in 1966 and then to City Alder‘man’

2009.6.6.4 Publication: Women in Power, Unidentified Chapter

• Twenty-two page unidentified chapter presumed to be written as part of the Women in Power project. Speculated that this chapter was written by Maureen McTeer.

2009.6.6.5 Publication: Women in Power, 1991 (includes correspondence, contracts, drafts)

• Memorandum to Iona Campagnolo and other authors involved in the Women in Power project, from Maureen McTeer re: progress report, August 15, 1991

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Maureen McTeer re: publication contract and difficulties therein, August 20, 1991

• Fax correspondence to Maureen McTeer from Iona Campagnolo re: thank you, and providing an update on current activities, August 21, 1991

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Noona Barlow, Managing Editor, Random House of Canada Ltd. re: cancellation of Women in Power book project, September 3, 1991

2009.6.6.6 Publication: Women in Power, 1992 (includes correspondence, contracts, drafts)

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Maureen McTeer, re: payment for manuscript, March 25, 1992

2009.6.7.1

UNBC Correspondence, 1991 (includes newspaper clippings) • Newspaper clippings:

o The Arts section featuring Bill Reid, The Globe and Mail, November 16, 1991

o “Zonda Nellis” Easy Living, September 1991


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2009.6.7.2 Installation Greetings, 1992 • Handwritten letter of congratulations to Iona Campagnolo from Paul Martin, M.P. on

her installation as Chancellor of UNBC, ca.1992? • Faxed letter to Iona Campagnolo from Irene and Dempsey, Chief Skidegate re:

congratulations on appointment to Chancellor of UNBC, May 22, 1992 • Letter to Mayor Peter J. Lester from Iona Campagnolo re: thank you and

congratulations, June 3, 1992 (includes flower bouquet note card from the City of Prince Rupert)

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from George Hayes, President, North Pacific Cannery Village Museum Society re: congratulations on installation as Chancellor and Aboriginal Art Symposium, June 15, 1992

• Greetings from The Ministry of Advanced Education, Training and Technology of the Province of British Columbia to University of Northern British Columbia on the occasion of the installation of Iona Campagnolo as Chancellor, May 23, 1992

• Greetings from the University of Western Ontario on the occasion of the installation of Iona Campagnolo as Chancellor, May 23, 1992

• Greetings from the University of Lethbridge on the occasion of the installation of Iona Campagnolo as Chancellor, May 23, 1992

• Greetings from the University of New Brunswick on the occasion of the installation of Iona Campagnolo as Chancellor, May 23, 1992

• Greetings from the University of Prince Edward Island on the occasion of the installation of Iona Campagnolo as Chancellor, May 23, 1992

• Greetings from the McMaster University on the occasion of the installation of Iona Campagnolo as Chancellor, May 23, 1992

• Greetings from Wilfrid Laurier University on the occasion of the installation of Iona Campagnolo as Chancellor, May 23, 1992

• Greetings from the City of Prince George on the occasion of the installation of Iona Campagnolo as Chancellor, May 23, 1992

• Greetings from the Brunel University (U.K.) on the occasion of the installation of Iona Campagnolo as Chancellor, May 23, 1992

• Greetings from the Brock University on the occasion of the installation of Iona Campagnolo as Chancellor, May 23, 1992 *SEPARATED SEE “OVERSIZE BOX #35”

• Greetings from the University of British Columbia on the occasion of the installation of Iona Campagnolo as Chancellor, May 23, 1992 *SEPARATED SEE “OVERSIZE BOX #35”

• Greetings from the University of New South Wales on the occasion of the installation of Iona Campagnolo as Chancellor, May 23, 1992 *SEPARATED SEE “OVERSIZE BOX #35”

2009.6.7.3 Installation Greetings – Ephemera, 1992 (I)

• Greetings holder - The University of Western Ontario (includes Coat of Arms insignia on front cover)

2009.6.7.4 Installation Greetings – Ephemera, 1992 (II)

• Greetings holder – Wilfrid Laurier University (includes Coat of Arms insignia on front cover)


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2009.6.7.5 Installation Greetings – Ephemera, 1992 (III) • Greetings holder – McMaster University (includes Coat of Arms insignia on front

cover)

2009.6.7.6

UNBC Correspondence, 1992 (includes correspondence, newspaper clippings, programs, speeches)

• List of nominees for Honourary Degrees (as of December 1992) with attached biographical information of all candidates

• Newspaper clippings: o “UNBC Chancellor vote count Monday” The Prince George Citizen,

February 29, 1992 o “West still unhappy with UNBC” The Prince George Citizen, March 2,

1992 o “UNBC mace displayed” The Prince George Citizen (?) o “UNBC names first Chancellor” The Prince George Citizen, March 3,

1992 o “Campagnolo heads UNBC” The Prince Rupert Daily News, March 3,

1992 o “UNBC council draws fire” & “Northern MLAs tour for UNBC public

input”, The Lakes District News, March 4, 1992 o “Task force reviews northern education opportunities” The Northerner,

March 4, 1992 o “UNBC director positive over Kitimat proposal” Northern Sentinel, March

4, 1992 o “Chancellor has vision for UNBC” The Prince George Citizen, March 4,

1992 o “Campagnolo feels honoured by her UNBC appointment” Prince Rupert

Daily News, March 4, 1992 o “University task force here Monday” Terrace (?) Standard, March 4, 1992 o “UNBC task force visits” Prince Rupert Daily News, March 6, 1992 o “UNBC panel hears local concerns” This Week, March 8, 1992 o “University task force starts work” The Prince George Citizen, March 9,

1992 o “University Grove” The Prince George Citizen, April 4, 1992 o “Article ranks MBA programs but neglects redundancy issue” The

Vancouver Sun, April 4, 1992 o “University of the North: Northern minorities appointed” Quesnel Cariboo

Observer, April 5, 1992 o “UNBC underway” Prince George This Week, April 8, 1992 o “T.V. probes UNBC” Omineca Express / Bugle, April 8, 1992 o “Report lists concerns about UNBC” The Prince George Citizen, April 9,

1992 o “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


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2009.6.7.6 (cont’d)

• 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

2009.6.7.7 Correspondence – UNBC Interim Governing Council (IGC), November 1992 [*CONFIDENTIAL – see Archivist*]

• Fax to IGC members re: draft UNBC-Northern Lights College Partnership Protocol, November 18, 1992

• Fax to IGC members re: draft Northwest Community College – UNBC Protocol, November 18, 1992

• Fax to IGC members re: draft College of New Caledonia – UNBC Protocol, November 19, 1992

• Fax to Murray Sadler from Geoffrey R. Weller (UNBC President) Memorandum re: Negotiations with the Colleges, November 23, 1992

• Fax from Iona Campagnolo to Murray Sadler, IGC Chair, November 25, 1992 • Fax from Iona Campagnolo to Dr. Ken Coates, VP Academic, UNBC, re: academic

planning, November 26, 1992 • Fax from Iona Campagnolo to Addie Milewski, UNBC re: travel arrangements,

November 25, 1992 • Fax to all IGC members from Murray Sadler re: negotiations with the Northern

Community Colleges, November 25, 1992

2009.6.7.8

UNBC Correspondence, 1993 (includes correspondence, newspaper clippings, speeches) • Letter to Honourary Degrees Committee, UNBC from Dr. George MacDonald,

Executive Director, Canadian Museum of Civilization re: nomination of Bill Reid, January 22, 1993

• Letter to Dr. Geoffrey Weller, UNBC President from Iona Campagnolo re: Bill Reid,


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2009.6.7.8 (cont’d)

February 1, 1993 • Newspaper clippings:

o “UNBC Chancellor tours region” Peace River Block Daily News, June 18, 1993

o “Iona Campagnolo here today” Fort Nelson News, June 16, 1993 o “Iona Campagnolo visits FSJ today” Alaska Highway News, June 14, 1993 o “Campagnolo promotes UNBC” Alaska Highway News, June 15, 1993 o “Ninth Annual Northern Lights College Convocation” Peace River Block

Daily News, May 10, 1993 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Convocation of The Northern Lights Community

College, Dawson Creek, May 7, 1993 • Speech by Iona Campagnolo to The British Columbia Museums Association, 37th

AGM and Conference: “Museums - Artifacts or Time Machines”, Prince Rupert, September 23, 1993

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to The First Nation’s Forum: “Education in the Era of Self-Government”, Prince George, November 3, 1993

2009.6.7.9

UNBC Correspondence, 1994 (includes correspondence, brochures, invitations, speeches)

• Letter to Dr. George MacDonald, Executive Director, Canadian Museum of Civilization from Iona Campagnolo re: request to serve on The Margaret Ormsby Scholarship Committee, May 28, 1994

• Brochure: The Bill Reid Endowment Fund, published by UNBC Development Office • CC’d letter to Iona Campagnolo: Letter to Herb Auerbach, President Strong Western

Advisors from Joseph Segal, President Kingswood Capital Corporation re: cheque to Bill Reid Endowment Fund, UNBC, January 18, 1994

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Dan Miller, Minister of Skills, Training and Labour, re: invitation, January 19, 1994

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from John Hobday, Executive Director, Corporate Donations for Joseph E. Seagram & Sons Ltd. re: request for donation, January 13, 1994

• Personal correspondence between Iona Campagnolo and Dr. Ken Coates, December 6, 1994

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Agnes Beuidieleson (?) re: invitation, May 2, 1994 • Fax to Mike Hamer from Iona Campagnolo re: Royal Visit Planning Group, June 3,

1994 • Invitation to Iona Campagnolo from Simon Fraser University re: attendance at

convocation ceremony, Jun 2, 1994 • Copy of letter to George A.J. Baker, Coordinator Honour and Awards Secretariat from

Michael S. Hamer, Director of Development, UNBC re: proposed wording for the commemorative plaque to be unveiled by Her Majesty the Queen, May 17, 1994

• Speech excerpt re: first time Chancellor Campagnolo entered a new building on campus, November 21, 1994

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo at the official opening of the University of Northern British Columbia, August 17, 1994 (includes opening ceremonies event schedule)

• Opening plaque - text • Founders’ Ceremony (schedule & thank you) • Speech by Iona Campagnolo at the Founders’ Ceremony, August 17, 1994 • Chancellor’s Reception for the Founders, Library Atrium, August 17, 1994 (schedule)


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2009.6.7.9 (cont’d)

• List of student hostesses for tea with Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth

2009.6.7.10 Correspondence re: nomination of Iona Campagnolo to second term as UNBC Chancellor, February - April 1995 (includes biography of I. Campagnolo; and resume of Dr. Alvin W. Mooney*) [*CONFIDENTIAL*]

2009.6.7.11

UNBC Correspondence, 1995 (includes correspondence, newspaper clippings, reports, speeches)

• Fax to Dr. Jennifer Simons, the Simons Foundation from Iona Campagnolo re: structure and function of the Board of Governors, March 18, 1995

• Memo to Dr. Ken Coates, UNBC History Programme from Iona Campagnolo re: UNBC and the Northern B.C. Treaty Process, March 18, 1995

• Letter to Brian Tobin, Minister of Fisheries and Oceans, from Iona Campagnolo re: an SFU Continuing Studies in Science Forum, April 4, 1995

• Fax to Horst Sander, Chair UNBC Board of Governors, from Iona Campagnolo re: search for UNBC President, April 7, 1995

• Fax to Addie Milewski, UNBC Development Dept. from Iona Campagnolo re: meetings, April 7, 1995

• Letter to Bill and Martine Reid from Dr. Charles Jago, UNBC President re: condolences for the death of Bill Reid’s brother, November 15, 1995

• CC’d Fax to Michael Hamer: Memo to Bill and Martine Reid from Herb Auerbach re: Bill Reid Endowment Fund, November 21, 1995

• Newspaper clippings: o “Campagnolo getting the job done” Prince George This Week, January 15,

1995 o “Conference Centre Opens” Prince George This Week, January 15, 1995

• Fax to Mike Hamer, UNBC Director of Development from Iona Campagnolo re: Ned DeBeck Foundation, January 17, 1995

• Fax to Dr. Clive Keen, UNBC Director of Communications from Iona Campagnolo re: interviews, January 16, 1995

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Lucien Bouchard, Leader of the Opposition, re: thank you, January 27, 1995

• Correspondence between Dr. Charles Jago and Iona Campagnolo re: his Interim Presidency, June 8 & 20, 1995

o Newspaper clipping: “Huron College principal takes B.C. post” Free Press, 1995

• Fax to Mike Hamer, UNBC Director of Development from Iona Campagnolo re: review of article “Nisga’a Economic Enterprise donated F$150,000 to UNBC as part of a quarter million commitment to education in the Nass Valley” August 14, 1995

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from George Petersen re: thank you and update on UNBC, July 28, 1995

• Report to the Board of Governors, President-Designate Dr. Charles Jago and A/President Dr. George Petersen 4th Annual UNBC Service Area Tour from Chancellor I. Campagnolo (1995)

o Newspaper clipping: “UNBC off to good start” Prince Rupert Daily News, August 21, 1995

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Jean Carle, Director of Operations, Office of the Prime Minister re: regrets of Jean Chrétien, April 4, 1995

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Third UNBC Convocation, May 26, 1995


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2009.6.7.12 UNBC Correspondence, 1996 [*CONFIDENTIAL*] (includes correspondence, newsletter, speeches)

• Reference for Ms. Cathy Worral, January 1996 [*CONFIDENTIAL*] • Correspondence between Judith Finlayson and Iona Campagnolo re: interview for

Trailblazers, November 19 and 27, 1996 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from David Hankinson re: thanks, February 13, 1996 • Copy of letter to Prime Minister Jean Chretien from Iona Campagnolo re:

“Understanding” with the Nisga’a people and BC Government, February 12, 1996 • Correspondence between Madeleine Proulx, Associate Director, the Order of Canada

and Iona Campagnolo re: nomination of Lucie Pepin, March 20 & 25, 1996 [*CONFIDENTIAL*]

• Correspondence between Bill and Martine Reid and Iona Campagnolo re: Bill Reid Endowment Fund, February 15 & 16, 1996

• “Current Update” February 1996, Fraser Basin Management Program • Copy of letter to Herb Auerbach, President, Strong Western Advisors, from Michael S.

Hamer, UNBC Director of Development re: Bill Reid – The Endowment and the Concert Series, January 12, 1996

• Fax to Bill and Martine Reid from Michael S. Hamer, UNBC Director of Development re: Bill Reid Endowment Fund, January 23, 1996

• CC’d Fax to Iona Campagnolo: Letter to Chief Diane Brown, Skidegate Band, from Dr. Charles Jago, UNBC President re: support for Qay’llnagaay Heritage Centre Society, February 12, 1996

• “Iona Campagnolo, UNBC Chancellor” print-out from UNBC website, April 29, 1996 • Correspondence between Iona Campagnolo and Frederick Falater re: “life in the

1950s”, November 12, 1996 • Copy of letter to Dr. Jennifer Allen Simons, Member of the Board of Governors for

Simon Fraser University from Chancellor Campagnolo re: congratulations, February 22, 1996

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the University of Washington Centre for the Study of the Pacific Northwest: “A Much Defended Border”, Seattle, September 13, 1996

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to a UNBC Class in International Studies: “Our old friend Canada”, Prince George, November 29, 1996 (includes correspondence with Dr. Munton)

2009.6.7.13

UNBC Correspondence, 1997 (includes correspondence, programs, invitations) • Letter to Lieutenant General (Ret’d) James C. Gervais, from Iona Campagnolo re:

Biographies of Candidates for the Order of B.C., March 2, 1997 • Program: Wilp Wilxo’oskwhl Nisga’a Convocation for the Conferring of Degree and

Certificates, New Aiyansh, B.C., June 13, 1997 • Invitation from Wilp Wilxo’oskwhl Nisga’a Interim Board of Directors for attendance

at first convocation, June 13, 1997 • Invitation from Wilp Wilxo’oskwhl Nisga’a Interim Board of Directors for attendance

at first university-college graduation ceremony, June 13, 1997 (includes faxed, annotated itinerary)

• Faxed letter from Iona Campagnolo, UNBC Chancellor, to Cleo Mowers re: “memories of Dr. Bob Elliott”, May 1, 1997

• Faxed letter from Iona Campagnolo to Cleo Mowers re: “memories of Dr. Bob Elliott”, April 30, 1997 and faxed letter Cleo Mowers to Iona Campagnolo re: “memories of Dr. Bob Elliott”, April 29, 1997


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• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Jim George re: “memories of Dr. Bob Elliott”, April 24, 1997

2009.6.7.14 UNBC Correspondence, 1998 (includes newspaper clippings, speeches)

• Newspaper clipping: “It is an act of aggression” The Vancouver Sun, November 21, 1998

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo to the Awards Night, UNBC campus, January 20, 1998

2009.6.7.15 UNBC Correspondence, 1999 (includes invitation, speeches) • Invitation to luncheon, reception and dinner in celebration of the 1999 Annual

Convocation for the Conferring of Degrees by UNBC (honourary degree conferred upon Iona Campagnolo), May 28, 1999

• 1999 Convocation Address, May 28, 1999 (2 copies) – conference of Honourary Degree upon Iona Campagnolo

2009.6.7.16 UNBC Correspondence, 2000 (includes correspondence, newspaper clippings,

invitations) • Letter to the Nisga’a People from Iona Campagnolo re: congratulations, April 13, 2000

o Newspaper clipping: “Nisga’a right enshrined, court told” The Vancouver Sun, May 17, 2000

o Notes with regard to “The World is Our Witness” by Tom Molloy (Donald Ward)

• Overview of government of the Stó:lō Nation, 2000 • Faxed invitation to Nisga’a Treaty Event, May 12, 2000 • Letter to The Honours and Awards Secretariat, B.C. Government from Iona

Campagnolo, re: nomination of Murray Sadler to Order of B.C., February 22, 2000

2009.6.7.17 UNBC Correspondence, 2001 • Letter to David Harris, Ministry of Government Service Protocol Office, re: donation

request from UNBC Annual Campaign Cabinet, November 1, 2001 2009.6.7.18 UNBC Miscellaneous (includes newspaper clippings, brochures, correspondence,

ephemera) • Song written for Iona Campagnolo to the tune of “My Way” • UNBC stationary: “with the compliments of Iona V. Campagnolo Chancellor” –

handwritten notes on verso • Newspaper clippings:

o “NDP has sold out UNBC” o “UNBC called valuable resource” The Prince George Citizen

• Wilp Wilxo’oskwhl Nisga’a Fact Sheet • Brochure: Qay’llnagaay Heritage Centre, Skidegate, Haida Gwaii • Brochure: Nisga’a Language & Culture Courses - Wilp Wilxo’oskwhl Nisga’a and

University of Northern British Columbia • Faxed newspaper clipping: “Groves of Academe” re: arrival of new UNBC President

Dr. Jago • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Agnes M. Hauglak (?) re: thank you • Handwritten quote from Pope John XXIII, 1963 • UNBC Chancellor’s Tour T-shirt: “I Survived the Chancellor’s Tour” produced to

mark tours from 1993-1997 and worn by members of the entourage. [black cotton, short sleeved t-shirt, size M/M] *SEPARATED SEE “OVERSIZE BOX #34”


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2009.6.7.19 UNBC Publications • UNBC brochure: The Chancellor Iona Campagnolo Endowed Scholarship • UNBC Presentation of Coat of Arms, May 14, 1994 • UNBC Academic Plan, 1992 • UNBC Alumni Association Newsletter, February 1997 featuring “Farewell to Iona” (2

copies) • UNBC: an Introduction • UNBC: Guide to UNBC • UNBC Update, September 1992 • UNBC Update, April 1991 • UNBC Regional Policy and Implementation, April 1993 • UNBC Academic Profiles, September 1993 • UNBC Senate Handbook, 1994 • UNBC: Northern BC Archives • UNBC: Guide 2003, The University of Northern British Columbia • UNBC: “The strength of the university is its people…” • UNBC file folder

2009.6.7.20 UNBC Regional Policy and Implementation Plan, Draft, September 9, 1992

2009.6.8.1 Fraser Basin Council, 1996 (includes correspondence)

• Fax from Iona Campagnolo, Chair of the Fraser Basin Management Board to Wendy Holm re: conference in Egypt (2000-01), May 10, 1996

2009.6.8.2 Fraser Basin Council, 1997 (includes agendas)

• Print out of agenda: December 9 & 10, 1997 (meetings with Honourable Allan Rock and Honourable Lyle Vanclief

2009.6.8.3 Fraser Basin Council, 1998 (includes speeches, correspondence)

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo at The State of the Fraser Basin Conference, November 20, 1998, Richmond, B.C.

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo, wrap-up of the State of the Fraser Basin Conference, November 21, 1998, Richmond, B.C.

• Faxed letter to David Marshall from Iona Campagnolo, Fraser Basin Council re: conference feedback and future engagements, November 23, 1998

• Speech by Iona Campagnolo, Fraser Basin Council Chair: “Who rows and steers our boat in participatory waters?”, October 1998

• Speech to Partners for the Saskatchewan River Basin: “The Fraser Basin Model: a new structure for a new time”, Calgary, April 24, 1998

2009.6.8.4 Fraser Basin Council, 2000 (includes correspondence)

• Letter to Premier (designate) of B.C., The Honourable Ujjal Dosanjh from Iona Campagnolo, Chair of the Fraser Basin Council, re: introduction to the Fraser Basin Council, February 22, 2000


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2009.6.8.5 Fraser Basin Council, 2001 (includes proposals, correspondence, poems, ephemera) • “Proposed concept for rural communities in the Fraser Basin” • Email correspondence to Iona Campagnolo from Gaile Wallin re: assistance with

speech to Canadian Heritage Rivers System, May 27, 2001 • Email correspondence to Iona Campagnolo from Beverli Barnes re: fitting (includes

sample piece of fabric) August 26, 2001 • “Ode to Iona” – poem/song written in honour of Iona Campagnolo, September 14,

2001 • Fraser Basin Council presentation, September 14, 2001 • Fraser Basin Council file folder • Biography of Iona Campagnolo and information on the Fraser Basin Council, faxed to

Percy Downe, PMO, Ottawa, April 3, 2001 • Newspaper clipping: “The Fraser River conjoins us all”, The Vancouver Sun, May 11,

2001 • Signed letter to Iona Campagnolo, Fraser Basin Council, from Prime Minister Jean

Chretien, re: thank you for congratulations, January 10, 2001 • Faxed letter to unidentified recipient from Iona Campagnolo re: Jack Pelech’s

contributions to the Canada Games, July 26, 2001

2009.6.8.6 Fraser Basin Council – Miscellaneous (includes correspondence) • Partial correspondence to unidentified recipient from Iona Campagnolo, Chair of the

Fraser Basin Council re: attendance at upcoming FBC Conference. (undated)

2009.6.8.7 Fraser Basin Council – Publications • Basin News: newsletter of the Fraser Basin Council, March 2002 • State of the Fraser Basin Conference, Preliminary Conference Program, 2006

2009.6.9.1 First Nations - Miscellaneous (includes programs & correspondence) • Theatre Program: Roots & Wings and the Teme-Augama Anishnabai (The Deep Water

People) • Theatre Program: Roots & Wings Youth Theatre Company presents “N’Daki-Menan” • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from William Clancey re: elimination of First Nations

compensation for land theft

2009.6.9.2

Nisga’a Agreement-in-Principle, 1995-1997 (includes correspondence, publications, press releases, newspaper clippings, guidelines, speeches)

• Copy of Nisga’a Nation 35th Annual Convention, Convention Book • Publication: “Nisga’a: People of the Mighty River” • Computer printout: “Nisga’a, British Columbia and Canada sign Agreement-in-

Principle, February 15, 1996 • Nisga’a Treaty Negotiations, Agreement-in-Principle in Brief • Chronology of events leading to an Agreement-in-Principle with the Nisga’a Tribal

Council • Nisga’a, British Columbia and Canada release historic Agreement-in-Principle • Lock-up Guidelines, Nisga’a Agreement-in-Principle • Speaking notes for the Honourable Ronald A. Irwin, Minister of Indian Affairs and

Northern Development re: Nisga’a Agreement-in-Principle, February 15, 1996 • Publication: Treaty No.8 Made June 21, 1899 and Adhesions, Reports, etc • Publication: Treaty No.11 (June 27, 1921) and Adhesion (July 17, 1922) with Reports,


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etc. • Publication: Indian Act, September, 1989 • Handwritten note: “The view only changes for the land (?)” • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Hon. Ronald A. Irwin re: thank you for support of

Nisga’a Agreement-in-Principle, April 18, 1996 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Prime Minister Jean Chrétien re: thank you for

support of Nisga’a Agreement-in-Principle, April 15, 1996 • Faxed letter to Ms. Marjorie Percival, Land Claims Secretary, Nisga’a Tribal Council,

from Iona Campagnolo re: Agreement-in-Principle Signing Ceremony and 39th Annual Convention, March 19, 1996

• Faxed letter to Chief Harry Nyce, Nisga’a Tribal Council, from Iona Campagnolo re: regrets for Agreement-in-Principle Signing Ceremony, March 18, 1996

• Faxed letter to Iona Campagnolo from to Ms. Marjorie Percival, Land Claims Secretary, Nisga’a Tribal Council, re: Agreement-in-Principle Signing Ceremony and 39th Annual Convention, March 18, 1996

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Paulette Francoeur, Head, Correspondence Unit, Office of the Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, re: letter of acknowledgement, February 23, 1996

• Faxed letter to Ms. Megan Olesky, Federal Treaty Negotiation Office, from Iona Campagnolo re: event attendance, February 14, 1996

• Handwritten notes re: Nisga’a • Handwritten notes re: First Nations Summit and Nisga’a • Faxed letter to Iona Campagnolo from Doreen Mullings, Executive Director, Federal

Treaty Negotiation Office and Joy Illington, Assistant Deputy Minister, Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs re: Nisga’a Agreement-in-Principle and News Conference Invitation, February 14, 1996

• Fax to Iona Campagnolo re: “Talking points on the Nisga’a Agreement-in-Principle”, February 15, 1996

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Honourable Ronald A. Irwin, Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development re: Nisga’a treaty negotiations, October 20, 1995

• Letter to Prime Minister Jean Chrétien from Iona Campagnolo re: appreciation of government in support of Nisga’a treaty negotiations, February 12, 1996

• Letter to John Watson, Regional Director General, Indian Affairs and Northern Development from Iona Campagnolo re: thank you for briefing on Nisga’a Agreement, October 1, 1997

• Letter to Prime Minister Jean Chrétien from Iona Campagnolo re: commendation of John Watson, and the Nisga’a people towards determining an Agreement, October 1, 1997

• Letter to Hon. Jane Stewart, Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development from Iona Campagnolo re: commendation of her leadership, October 1, 1997

• Newspaper clippings: o “Guujaaw: A man of his people” The Vancouver Sun, March 16, 2002 o “Found Haida tattoo kit comes to light” The Vancouver Sun, March 16,

2002 o “A culture rises again” The Vancouver Sun, March 16, 2002 o “Balance of power” The Vancouver Sun, March 16, 2002 o “Voices of Haida Gwaii” The Vancouver Sun, March 16, 2002 o “Selling a philosophy of peace in Indian Country” The Globe and Mail,

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o Letters to the Editor, The Globe and Mail, March 2, 1996 o “Caution surrounds Nisga’a signing” The Globe and Mail, March 22, 1996 o “At last! A settlement in native land claims” Times Colonist, February 25,

1996 o “The Nisga’a agreement: a great deal or a great steal?” The Globe and

Mail, March 5, 1996 o “Natives denied land-claims justice” Times Colonist, September 15, 1990 o “B.C. land-claim deal sails into storm” The Globe and Mail, February 16,

1996 o “Beyond the thunder of dissent lies the fire of revolution” The Vancouver

Sun (undated) o “The fallout will be far-reaching from the B.C. ruling on aboriginal rights”

The Globe and Mail (undated) o “Judge the Nisga’a deal on its practical merits” The Globe and Mail,

February 14, 1996 o “The B.C. government must deal in good faith with the Nisga’a” The

Globe and Mail, 1995 o “Nisga’a negotiate an exemplary land-claim agreement in principle” The

Globe and Mail, (undated) o “Native goals more in harmony with populist mood” (unidentified) o “No quick fixes expected from Nisga’a settlement” The Globe and Mail,

March 25, 1996 o “Nisga’a deal an honourable settlement” The Globe and Mail, February

24, 1996 o “Lessons from the Nisga’a” Simon Fraser News, March 7, 1996

2009.6.9.3 British Columbia Treaty Negotiations Referendum issued by Premier Campbell, 2002 • Magazine clipping: “Time for amends: a land-claims referendum could derail key

negotiations with B.C.’s natives” Macleans magazine, September 3, 2001


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2009.6.10.1 National Speakers Bureau, 1986 (commercial speeches written on contract for Contemporary Communications)

• Biography of The Honourable Iona Campagnolo (1979) for the National Speakers Bureau

• The Caldwell Partners International: “The level playing field”, Vancouver, February 25, 1986

2009.6.10.2 National Speakers Bureau, 1987 (commercial speeches written on contract for

Contemporary Communications) • Spouses of Members of the President’s Club – Circle of Excellence for Toshiba

Industrial Electronic Operators in Canada: “Successful partnership and personal self-government” Nassau, the Bahamas, May 21, 1987 (print copy)

• Spouses of Members of the President’s Club – Circle of Excellence for Toshiba Industrial Electronic Operators in Canada: “Successful partnership and personal self-government” Nassau, the Bahamas, May 21, 1987 (handwritten copy)

• Renewal Conference, McMaster University Health Sciences Faculty: “Equal Partnerships in Human Health Access”, Hamilton, June 22-24, 1987

2009.6.10.3 National Speakers Bureau, 1988 (I) (commercial speeches written on contract for

Contemporary Communications) • Ontario Division 68th Annual Meeting of the Canadian Red Cross Society: “Poverty of

Imagination”, Hamilton, June 17, 1988 (2 copies) • Moose Jaw Teacher’s Association: “21st Century teacher: agent of change? Or keeper

of the flame?” Moose Jaw, February 25, 1988 (2 copies) • 1988 Canadian Bureau for International Education Ontario Regional Conference: “The

international dimension of education”, Barrie, O.N., March 7, 1988 (2 copies) • SHAIR International Resource Centre: “The international dimension of education”,

Hamilton, ca. 1988 • Manitoba Association of Registered Nurses: “Nursing and nurturing in an information

age”, Winnipeg, May 26, 1988 • Hamilton Rotary Club: “United in service, dedicated to peace”, Hamilton, April 14,

1988 • Hamilton Mundialization Committee: “Gloria Mundi! Hamilton and the Global

Village”, Hamilton, May 18, 1988 (includes Hamilton Mundialization Committee Annual Report , 1987-1988)

• Oshawa Rotary Club: “United in service, dedication to peace”, Oshawa, May 2, 1988 (2 copies)

• Calgary Teacher’s Association, Convention Association: “The twenty-first century teacher”, Calgary, March 17, 1988 (2 copies)

2009.6.10.4

National Speakers Bureau, 1988 (II) (commercial speeches written on contract for Contemporary Communications)

• Introduction of Mr. Morris Manning, Q.C. to the CARAL (Canadian Abortion Rights Action League) Reunion Dinner, Hamilton, April 18, 1988

• Women and Politics Forum on Social Change Strategies for Women: “Working


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together to make it happen”, Hamilton, O.N., January 30, 1988 • Convention of Nurse Administrators: “Twenty-first century nurse”, Ottawa, November

22, 1988 (2 copies) • YWCA Co-operation for Development Workshop: “The dignity of women is equal to

their power to achieve it”, Toronto, May 13, 1988 • “Notes on the Universality of feminism: some reminiscences from West Africa” to Ms.

Beverley Fritz of SHAIR International, March 25, 1988 (includes photocopied image) • St. Peter’s Hospital Clinic on Health and Aging, “Soldiering on! In the 21st century”,

September 28, 1988 (2 copies) • Women’s World ’88: “Feminization of poverty”, Hamilton, October 21, 1988 • Westwood Life Management Conference: “Managing life rather than being managed

by life”, Etobicoke, October 20, 1988

2009.6.10.5 National Speakers Bureau, 1989 (I) (commercial speeches written on contract for Contemporary Communications)

• YMCA Women in Management Conference: “Managing the doors to our dreams” Edmonton, September 12, 1989

• The Halton Chapter of the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario, January 31, 1989 • Hamilton CARAL Rally for CARAL’s National Day of Support for Choice:

“Women’s Liberty is Not Negotiable”, Hamilton, October 14, 1989 (includes: CARAL newsletter & House of Commons Debate, November 8, 1989 Criminal Code Measure to Amend) ( 2 copies)

• Rotary International District Conference: “International accountability: a new vision of international development”, Hamilton, April 29, 1989

• Chedoke McMaster Hospitals in recognition of Nurses Week: “E.N. The expanded role nurse: no more responsibility without more authority!” Hamilton, May 10, 1989 (2 copies)

2009.6.10.6 National Speakers Bureau, 1989 (II) (commercial speeches written on contract for

Contemporary Communications) • Saskatchewan Health Care Association: “Millennium two, health care and you”,

Saskatoon, November 8, 1989 (2 copies) • The Canadian Health Records Association: “Health records in the next millennium”

Edmonton, June 14, 1989 (2 copies) • Burlington University Women’s Club: “Inside, outside and behind the scenes in

politics”, Burlington, March 27, 1989 • Rotary International: “The global game”, Sherwood Park, Alta. October 5, 1989 • Political Skills Forum: “Politics of the future for women of today”, Calgary, Alta.,

April 14, 1989 • 1989 Y International Fair: “Where is the third world?” Ottawa, April 28, 1989 • YWCA-Niagara Region Niagara Awards to Women Dinner, St. Catharines, April 29,

1989 • Faculty Conference, Georgian Conference of Applied Arts and Sciences: “The

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• Annual Meeting of the Canadian Drug Wholesale Association: “Beyond survival in a post national world – the third revolution and Canada’s mega-transformation”, Tucson, Arizona, May 2, 1990 (2 copies)

• New Brunswick Department of Education: “Women educational administrators: It’s about time!” Fredericton, March 28, 1990 (includes speaking engagement contract)

• Closing Dinner of the Partners in Community Care Annual Convention and AGM of the B.C. Long Term Care Association: “Old is going to be increasingly beautiful – a broad vision”, Vancouver, September 11, 1990

• The North Central Teacher’s Association: “A world together”, Edmonton, February 9, 1990

• Operating Room Nurses Association of Canada: “The 21st century operating room nurse”, Toronto, April 5, 1990 (includes correspondence and audio release form)

• New Brunswick Department of Education, Women in Leadership Workshop: “Women Educational Administrators, it’s about time!” Fredericton, March 28, 1990

• International Women’s Day Observation: “Into the ‘90’s – a new society”, Oshawa, March 8, 1990

• List of speeches for 1990 • The Peace Arch District Hospital Symposium: “Healthy futures: breaking health

discipline barriers”, Langley, September 29, 1990


• The Alberta Public Health Association Enviromania ’91: “The greening of a brave new world of health for all” Grande Prairie, May 28-30, 1991 (includes contract & newspaper clipping: “Health care sinks with the sun”)

• 1991 National Health Care Management Conference: “Creating a team of rivals in a global health care community”, Toronto, March 21, 1991

• Partial speech (p.5) re: nursing • The Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada Biennial Conference, Moncton, May 9, 1991:

Opening address: “Kids, clout and advocacy” (2 copies) • Nanaimo School District #68 Student Support Services: “Wearing our ethical

spectacles”, Nanaimo, April 18, 1991 • Correspondence to Cathy Worral, Contemporary Communications from Iona

Campagnolo with attached speech excerpts for consideration for a speaking engagement in Edmonton, August 1, 1991

2009.6.10.9

National Speakers Bureau, 1992 (commercial speeches written on contract for Contemporary Communications)

• Scarborough Board of Education: “Creative service futures for support assistants”, Scarborough, February 20-21, 1992

• The Alberta Association of Municipal Districts & Counties: “Closer to home – decision-making and the community”, Edmonton, November 17, 1992

• The Alberta Healthcare Association: “What is it? What is it to be? National politics


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and health care”, Jasper, September 21, 1992 • Speech to the Eileen Flanagan Memorial Dinner: “One woman’s caring human

touch”, Montreal, October 29, 1992 • Canadian Society of Association Executives: “Lean but not mean – associations and

the community”, Vancouver, August 10, 1992 • Niagara Institute: “teams of rivals”, Niagara-on-the-Lake, July 7, 1992 (includes

agenda, participant list & correspondence re: event)


• The Women’s Canadian Club of Winnipeg: “Persons in a new world order – Canadian women and rights, responsibilities and actions”, Winnipeg, June 8, 1993

• The British Columbia Surgical Society: “Winning in a losing time”, Vancouver, November 26, 1993

• The Kamloops Women’s Resource Centre in tribute to an International Women’s Day 1993 Conference: “The power game”, Kamloops, March 5, 1993

• Financial Management Institute of Canada, “The future isn’t what it once was, but we are!” Whistler, May 17, 1993

• Annotated speech to B.C. Hydro, Northern Region, 7th Annual M&P Meeting, by Iona Campagnolo: “The Power-Game”, Prince George, May 11,1993 (includes meeting agenda)

• The Faculty of Health Sciences Triennial McMaster Conference: “Healing a hurt world”, Hamilton, August 20, 1993 (2 copies)

2009.6.10.11

National Speakers Bureau, 1994 (commercial speeches written on contract for Contemporary Communications)

• Contract between the National Speakers Bureau and the Nanaimo Women’s Business Network to engage the services of Iona Campagnolo, March 12, 1994; speech title: “Transitions & options”.

• Correspondence, contract, speaker data sheet, pre-event questionnaire pertaining to speech (“Keeping the record straight” – in a cold new world where more is less”) given to the Ontario Health Record Association, May 2, 1994

• Soroptimist Legislative Workshop Inc.: “Like nostalgia, feminism isn’t what it used to be”, Cincinnati, Ohio, July 4, 1994

• Ontario Association of Children’s Aid Societies: “A child of our times – soft as a petal, hard as a stone”, Toronto, May 9, 1994 (includes itinerary, newspaper clipping & programme)

• Ontario Hospital Association: “Transition blues: hospitals and health today and tomorrow’s quandaries”, Toronto, November 9, 1994

• The Commonwealth Forum, Arts and Cultural Festival: “Transition to tomorrow: democratic development, hope and hell!” Victoria, February 11, 1994

• Nanaimo Women’s Business Network: “Who will pick up the pieces in a radically changed society?” Nanaimo, March 12, 1994 (includes newspaper clipping & correspondence with Catherine Lien re: accommodations in Nanaimo)

• Originally notes for a talk on the Occasion of International Women’s Day sponsored by the Comox Valley Women’s Centre: “Men are not the problem: misogyny is!” Courtenay – later used for a talk to The Women’s Studies Class of Dr. Pettigrew (UNBC) and re-titled: “Our place in line – a view of the historic continuum of women”, Prince George, March 22, 1994


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• Ministry Responsible for Sports and Commonwealth Games: KAIZEN: Constant Improvement: “Transition time: paternalism or partnership”, Burnaby, April 7, 1994 (?)


Contemporary Communications) • Joint Annual Conference of Health Administrators Association of B.C. and the Nurse

Administrators Association of B.C.: “Health care reform: wilderness or Promised Land?” Vancouver, October 3, 1995 (includes correspondence, event programme, and speaking engagement contract)


Contemporary Communications) • Annotated speech to the Royal Life Saving Society, B.C. and Yukon Branches:

“Interaction in a world of unfamiliar partnerships & teams of rivals!” Victoria, May 9, 1996

• Presentation to the Consultative Workshop, Department of Fisheries and Oceans: “Is a voluntary ‘team of rivals’ possible?” Richmond, March 22-23, 1996

• Speech to the Save the Children Fund of B.C., Sidney, April 28, 1996 • Speech to the CHICA-Canada National Conference: “A plague of challenges: an

antidote opportunity?” Vancouver, April 16, 1996 (7 of 10 pages) • The Royal Life Saving Society, B.C. and Yukon Branches, “Strategic Interaction”,

Victoria, May 9, 1996 • Speech to the Ralston Purina Conference, Vancouver, October 11, 1996 • Fax to Michael Downes, Contemporary Communications from Iona Campagnolo re:

speech for Ralston Purina Conference • Fax to Iona Campagnolo from National Speakers Bureau re: speaker confirmation for

Ralston Purina Conference, March 19, 1996 • Speech – Ralston Purina Conference, Vancouver, October 11, 1996 – annotated

speaking copy

2009.6.10.14 National Speakers Bureau- Miscellaneous (commercial speeches for Contemporary Communications)

• Unidentified speech addressing a workshop re: education • Dinner speech to Notre Dame of St. Agatha: “Cocooning with the ones you love:

family in a fearful age”, Kitchener (undated) • Speaker’s ribbon “Iona Campagnolo” for the Health Administrator’s Association of

B.C.

2009.6.10.15 National Speakers Bureau, 2001 (commercial speeches written on contract for Contemporary Communications ; also includes correspondence)

• Letter to Perry Goldsmith from Iona Campagnolo re: resignation from National Speaker’s Bureau, May 17, 2001

• Email from Theresa Beenken, National Speakers Bureau, re: upcoming topics, May 7, 2001


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Box #15


2009.6.11.1 Pre-Installation Correspondence, June-July 2001 (includes correspondence, newspaper clippings, ephemera)

• “Silver Foxes”, Good Times, June 2001 • Newspaper clipping: computer print out from The Vancouver Sun website: “I think

this role is for binding us together”, June 29, 2001 • Newspaper clipping: “Campagnolo headed to Government House” Times Colonist,

June 29, 2001 • Newspaper clipping: “Iona is B.C.’s ‘Big Fin’”, The Province, June 29, 2001 • Newspaper clipping: “Iona Campagnolo to be B.C.’s Lieutenant-Governor”, The

Vancouver Sun, June 29, 2001 • Faxed newspaper clipping: “Manuel, Muser have real way with words” The Daily

News, Kamloops, July 14, 2001 • Copy of letter from Iona Campagnolo to Dorothy Grant re: tailoring request, July 19,

2001 • Email correspondence to Iona Campagnolo from Dorothy Grant re: congratulations

and tailoring request, July 23, 2001 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Garde B. Gardom, outgoing Lieutenant Governor of

British Columbia re: thank you and copy of Speech from the Throne, July 25, 2001 • Prince Rupert Amateur Theatre: Ionasphere Years, 1954 to 1973: Commemorative

scrapbook featuring emails, memos, reviews and photographs of amateur theatrical performances with which Iona Campagnolo was involved while living in Prince Rupert. Gift sent to “Her Excellency Iona Campagnolo Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia, from Well Wishers who met her near the Mighty Skeena River”. Compiled and presented ca. 2001 *SEPARATED SEE “OVERSIZE BOX #36”

2009.6.11.2 Pre-Installation Correspondence, August 2001

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Suzanne J. Creighton, Personal Secretary at Government House, re: management of correspondence, August 2, 2001

• Email correspondence to Iona Campagnolo from Herb LeRoy re: previous briefing and upcoming visit, August 24, 2001

2009.6.11.3 Installation of Iona Campagnolo as 27th Lieutenant-Governor of British Columbia,

September 25, 2001 • Program for the Installation of Iona Campagnolo as 27th Lieutenant-Governor of

British Columbia, September 25, 2001 • Newspaper clipping: “Lieutenant Governor aims to promote greater tolerance” Times

Colonist, September 26, 2001 • Installation of the 27th Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia, The Honourable

Iona Campagnolo, P.C., C.M., O.B.C., Lieutenant-Governor Designate, Legislative Chamber, September 25, 2001

• Installation speech (?) • Memorandum re: Lieutenant Governor’s Installation Luncheon, Victoria, September

25, 2001


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2009.6.11.4 Speeches: September, 2001(includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft

memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newspaper clippings) • Email correspondence to Iona Campagnolo from Herb LeRoy re: Government House

administrative information, September 5, 2001 • Email correspondence to Iona Campagnolo from Terry Glavin re: comments on an

upcoming speech, September 18, 2001 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Monique B. (Bégin?) re: congratulations,

September 25, 2001 • Consulate General of the Peoples Republic of China: China’s National Day

Celebration, Vancouver, September 28, 2001 (Archivist’s Note: Iona Campagnolo’s first official engagement as Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia)

• Newspaper clipping: “Pomp and fear at legislature ceremony for Queen’s rep” (unidentified) September 28, 2001

• Newspaper clipping: “Our view: Campagnolo a fine choice” Times Colonist, ca. 2001 • Newspaper clipping: “Born to be regal” Monitor, Times Colonist, September 30,

2001 • Opening Ceremonies, 10th Annual Golden Oldies Field Hockey Festival, Burnaby,

September 30, 2001

2009.6.11.5 Speeches: October, 2001(includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• Calendar print-out for October 29 to December 31, 2001 • Public Service Long Service Awards, Victoria, October 2, 2001 • Copy of letter from Iona Campagnolo to Her Excellency The Right Honourable

Adrienne Clarkson, re: thank you, October 3, 2001 • Vernon Trip, October 3-4, 2001 (includes Honourary Membership Certificate to Iona

Campagnolo to OPALS (Okanagan Performing Arts Legacy Society) • Public Service Long Service Awards, Victoria, October 10, 2001 • The World Federalist Foundation 2001 World Peace Awards Banquet & 50th

Anniversary Celebration of the World Federalists of Canada, Victoria, October 13, 2001 (2001 World Peace Award Recipient: The Honourable Dr. Lloyd Axworthy)

• 100th Anniversary Celebrations of the British Columbia Regiment’s Drill Hall, Vancouver, October 14, 2001

• Citizenship Certificate and Awards Ceremony, Vancouver, October 15, 2001 (includes introductions to H. Peter Oberlander, Brian Sullivan and Dr. Ruth Phillips)

• Public Service Long Service Awards, Victoria, October 16, 2001 • Public Service Long Service Awards, Victoria, October 17, 2001 (Archivist’s Note: speech incorrectly dated October 16th)

• Public Service Long Service Awards, Victoria, October 18, 2001 • Guest list for International Women’s Day Planning Luncheon, Victoria, October 18,

2001 • Victoria Chinatown Lions Club 46th Lantern Festival, Victoria, October 20, 2001 • West and North Vancouver Exemplary Fire Service Award Ceremony, North

Vancouver, October 24, 2001 • Smither’s Trip (Smithers, New Hazelton, Kitwanga), October 24-25, 2001 • Opening New Hanger, Comox, October 29, 2001


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2009.6.11.6 Speeches: November, 2001 (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft

memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material) • Radio Presentation for Remembrance Day taped in Victoria, November 1, 2001 • Minister’s Environmental Awards Dinner, Victoria, November 1, 2001 • Coast Salish Fine Art Show, Victoria, November 2, 2001 • Correspondence to Iona Campagnolo from Doris H. Anderson re: thank you for

birthday wishes, November 14, 2001 • Opening Reception, Diplomatic Forum, November 23, 2001 • Memorandum re: travel, November 30 – December 3, 2001 • Calendar print-outs for November 2001 to February 2002

2009.6.11.7 Speeches: December, 2001 (includes correspondence)

• Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Pamela McDonnell, re: luncheon, December 15, 2001

• 2001 Christmas card created for Iona Campagnolo, Lieutenant Governor of B.C., featuring picture of Iona Campagnolo in Legislative Assembly

2009.6.11.8 Speeches: January, 2002 (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft

memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newspaper clippings, background material)

• Government House New Year’s Day Levée, January 1, 2002 (includes printout of the origins of the Government House New Year’s Day Levée)

• The (Premier’s) Queen’s Golden Jubilee Medal Presentation Ceremony, Victoria, January 15, 2002

• Letter from Robert D. Watt, Chief Herald of Canada to Iona Campagnolo re: development of her coat of arms (includes samples of some completed grants) January 15, 2002

• Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from U.N.B.C. students in B.C. Legislative Internship Program, January 16, 2002

• Email correspondence from Iona Campagnolo to unidentified recipient re: quotation, January 20, 2002

• Email from Herb LeRoy re: L.G. address at the Premier’s Provincial Congress in Vancouver, January 23, 2002

• Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Charles Jago re: wedding attendance, January 24, 2002

• Email from Peter Baird re: upcoming meeting, January 24, 2002 • Seaforth Highlanders of Canada Warrant Officers’ and Sergeants’ Mess 78th Annual

Burns Supper, Vancouver, January 25, 2002 • 11 (Victoria) Service Battalion Twelfth Annual Rorke’s Drift Dinner, Victoria,

January 26, 2001 • Faxed image of “Haida Eagle” by Bill Reid, annotation on verso: “Design for Rt (?)

front of uniform”, January 26, 2002 • Email from Aldege Bellefeuille, re: appointment of Dan Goodleaf as Chief Federal

Treaty Negotiator in B.C., January 29, 2002 • Email from Ron Macleod re: his receipt of the Order of Canada, January 30, 2002 • Royal British Columbia Museum Cocktail Reception, Victoria, January 30, 2002 • Newspaper clipping: “Editor”, The Globe and Mail, ca. January 2002


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2009.6.11.9 Speeches: February, 2002 (I) (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft

memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material) • Calendar print-out: February 2002 to January 2003 • “Power Of One: Making a Difference in Your Community” Workshop, Victoria,

February 2, 2002 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Nancy Morrison, re: dinner, February 7, 2002 • Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association Chinatown Tour and Banquet, Victoria,

February 7, 2002 • City of Burnaby Fire Department Medal Presentation Ceremony, Burnaby, February

8, 2002 • Federal Office of Judicial Affairs Reception and Dinner, Victoria, February 11, 2002 • Prorogation of the Second Session of the 37th Parliament of British Columbia,

Victoria, February 12, 2002 • Opening of the Third Session of the 37th Parliament of British Columbia, Victoria,

February 12, 2002 (includes Throne Speech) • Mess Dinner hosted by Commander Land Force Western Area, Vancouver, February

12, 2002 • Hearts of the Community: Community Service Awards Luncheon, Sidney, February

14, 2002 • Special Ceremony to Celebrate the Anniversary of the Canadian Flag, Kamloops,

February 15, 2002 (includes 3 separate speeches made at the University College of the Cariboo)

• Opening Night Performance of Pacific Opera Victoria’s “Julius Caesar”, Victoria, February 16, 2002

• V.I.P. Brunch and Departure of HMCS OTTAWA, Esquimalt, February 17, 2002

2009.6.11.10 Speeches: February, 2002 (II) (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newspaper clippings, background material)

• Email from Terry Glavin re: “Our Story”, February 19, 2002 • Media (B.C. Legislative Press Gallery) Reception, Victoria, February 21, 2002 • Official Unveiling of House Posts at Mary Winspear Centre at Sanscha (Sanscha Hall)

Sidney, February 23, 2002 • Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary Pacific Annual Luncheon, Victoria, February 23,

2002 • Canadian Homebuilders’ Association National Conference Reception, Victoria,

February 24, 2002 • Ladysmith Primary School Visit, Ladysmith, February 25, 2002 • Probus Club of Parksville Luncheon, Parksville, February 25, 2002 • Provincial Congress Luncheon, Vancouver, February 26, 2002 (includes 2 newspaper

clippings: “Restive B.C. fails to faze Campbell” The National Post; “Premier’s Bright Idea” – letter to the editor of unidentified newspaper)

• Luncheon in Celebration of International Women’s Day, Esquimalt, February 28, 2002

• Unidentified speech re: Lieutenant Governor’s duties and responsibilities (2 pages)


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2009.6.11.11

Speeches: March, 2002 [*CONFIDENTIAL*] (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• Consulting Engineers of British Columbia 2002 Awards Gala, Vancouver, March 2, 2002

• Victoria Police Exemplary Service Awards Ceremony, Victoria, March 5, 2002 • Vancouver Board of Trade Governor’s Banquet, Vancouver, March 5, 2002 • Memorandum re: International Women’s Day Luncheon, Victoria, March 8, 2002 • Lifesaving Society Honour & Rescue Award Ceremony, Vancouver, March 9, 2002 • Ann Davis Transition Society Sixteenth Annual “Bread and Roses” Dinner,

Chilliwack, March 9, 2002 • Gayleen Reese School of Highland Dance Annual Show, Victoria, March 10, 2002 • The Royal Commonwealth Society Commonwealth Day 2002 Luncheon, Victoria,

March 11, 2002 • Soroptimist International of Greater Victoria 70th Anniversary Reception, Victoria,

March 13, 2002 • S.A.L.T.S. (Sail and Life Training Society) Heritage Shipyard Visit, Victoria, March

15, 2002 • Dinner in Honour of His Royal Highness Prince Michael of Kent, Victoria, March 20,

2002 • Queen’s Venturer Award Ceremony, Victoria, March 21, 2002 • Investiture and Dinner of the Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of St. John of

Jerusalem, Vancouver, March 27, 2002 • Fax from Herb LeRoy, Private Secretary to the Lieutenant Governor to Iona

Campagnolo re: C.V. of John Clarke [*CONFIDENTIAL*]


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2009.6.11.12 Speeches: April, 2002 (includes speeches, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newspaper clippings, background material)

• 19 Wing Comox International Women’s Week Luncheon, Comox, April 3, 2002 • Queen Mother’s Memorial Service, Victoria, April 4, 2002 • College of Physical Therapists of British Columbia and Physiotherapy Association of

British Columbia Annual General Meeting, Richmond, April 5, 2002 • Treaty Exhibit Opening, Victoria, April 13, 2002 • Dinner in Honour of Her Honour Hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Basso, Prince Rupert, April

14, 2002 • Prince Rupert trip, April 15, 2002 • Newspaper clipping: “Iona now great and grand”, The Daily News, April 16, 2002 • Terrace trip, April 16, 2002 • Kitimat trip, April 17, 2002 • Health and Wellness Fair for Seniors in Richmond, Richmond, April 20, 2002 • Minerva Foundation Celebration, Victoria, April 24, 2002 • Formal Launch of Angel Flight of Vancouver Island, Sidney, April 26, 2002 • Community Arts Council of Greater Victoria Group Grant Awards Ceremony,

Victoria, April 26, 2002 • Battle of the Atlantic Dinner, Vancouver, April 27, 2002 • Hornby Island Fire Department Long Service Award Presentation, Hornby Island,

April 29, 2002

2009.6.11.13 Focus on Women Magazine featuring “In the High Seat: The Honourable Iona Campagnolo”, Vol. 14, No. 7, April 2002.

2009.6.11.14

Speeches: May, 2002 (I) (includes speeches, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• Grand Opening of the McKinnon Building – The Providence Horticulture Training Centre, Duncan, May 1, 2002

• Ex-Service Women’s 46th Annual Reunion Banquet, Victoria, May 1, 2002 • British Columbia Sports Hall of Fame Annual Banquet, Vancouver, May 2, 2002 • The Salvation Army Victoria Advisory Board Annual Luncheon, Victoria, May 3,

2002 • Architectural Institute of British Columbia’s Gala Awards Ceremony and President’s

Dinner, Vancouver, May 4, 2002 • Salmon Arm Senior Citizens Association Seniors Centre Opening, Salmon Arm, May

5, 2002 • The Canadian Club of Vancouver Luncheon Meeting, Vancouver, May 9, 2002 • Reception in Honour of Dr. Vernon C. “Bert” Brink, O.C., O.B.C., PhD., Victoria,

May 9, 2002 • Terminal City Club Luncheon, Vancouver, May 10, 2002 • Celebrate Canada Poster Challenge Reception, Vancouver, May 10, 2002 • Rotary District 5020 Conference 2002 Opening, Victoria, May 10, 2002 • Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Ceremony and Reception, Victoria, May 11, 2002


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2009.6.11.14 (cont’d)

• The Union Club of British Columbia Reception and Dinner Banquet, Victoria, May 11, 2002

• Canadian Federation of University Women / Victoria Annual Banquet, Victoria, May 15, 2002

• Meeting of the White Rock & South Surrey Chamber of Commerce, Surrey, May 16, 2002

• Memorial program for J. Fred Weber, West Vancouver, May, 18, 2002 • Program for the Women Mariners Memorial, Langford, May 19, 2002

2009.6.11.15 Speeches: May, 2002 (II) (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• Cherry Blossom Society of Japan Tree Donation, Victoria, May 21, 2002 • V.I.P. Reception and Departure of HMCS PROTECTEUR, Esquimalt, May 22, 2002 • “Water and The Future of Life on Earth” Workshop Opening, Vancouver, May 22,

2002 • West Vancouver Seniors Activity Centre Dinner in Celebration of H.M. The Queen’s

Golden Jubilee, West Vancouver, May 22, 2002 • Correspondence re: the passing of Brian Wilson, signatory to the Charter for

Sustainability as a Director of the former Fraser Basin Council Management Board, May 23, 2002

• Big Sisters of British Columbia Lower Mainland Sixth Annual Spring Lunch, Vancouver, May 23, 2002

• Faxed New Testament Reading, “Hebrews” 13 v.1-3 (May 23, 2002), annotation on recto: “Prayer Breakfast 2003”

• British Columbia Leadership Prayer Breakfast 2002, Vancouver, May 24, 2002 • Reception Hosted by Senator The Honourable D. Ross Fitzpatrick, Kelowna, May 25,

2002 • IODE National Chapter of Canada Dinner, Kelowna, May 25, 2002 • First International Forum on Disability Management, Vancouver, May 27, 2002 • 51st Conference of the Queen’s Printers Association of Canada Dinner, Victoria, May

27, 2002 • Copy of “Welcome Home HMCS Vancouver: a special supplement from the

Lookout”, May 28, 2002 • Gulf Islands Trip – Galiano Island, May 28, 2002 • Gulf Islands Trip – Mayne Island, May 29, 2002 • Gulf Islands Trip – Saturna Island, May 30, 2002 • Luncheon in Honour of John Ruitenbeek, Suzanne Creighton, Terry Singh & David

Shaw, Victoria, May 31, 2002

2009.6.11.16

Speeches: June, 2002 (I) (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newspaper clippings, background material)

• 861 Silverfox Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Cadets Annual Ceremonial Review Parade, Abbotsford, June 1, 2002

• World Conference on Breast Cancer Opening Ceremony, Victoria, June 4, 2002 • Association of Former MLAs Dinner, Victoria, June 4, 2002 • Correspondence from Rosemary Doyle-Morier re: 2002 Conference of Lieutenant

Governors and Commissioners, June 5, 2002 • University of Victoria 2002 Spring Convocation, Victoria, June 6, 2002


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2009.6.11.16 (cont’d)

• Camosun College School of Access Programmes and First Nations Education Student Awards and Recognition Celebration, Victoria, June 6, 2002

• Sons of Norway District (British Columbia) Convention Opening, Victoria, June 7, 2002

• Americas Society Luncheon, Victoria, June 7, 2002 • 2002 Recreational Facilities Association of British Columbia Conference Breakfast,

Courtenay, June 8, 2002 • British Columbia Council for Families, Distinguished Service to Families Awards and

Reception, Vancouver, June 10, 2002 • 443 Maritime Helicopter Squadron helicopter ride, Pat Bay, June 11, 2002 • MARPAC Fifth Annual National Aboriginal Day Celebration, Esquimalt, June 13,

2002 (includes newspaper clipping: “First Nations stake claim on 2010 Olympics”, The Vancouver Sun, June 10, 2002)

2009.6.11.17 Speeches: June, 2002 (II) (includes speeches, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newsletter, background material)

• Queen Margaret’s School Year-End Ceremonies, Duncan, June 15, 2002 • Mount Benson Branch No. 256, Royal Canadian Legion Formal Dinner and Dance,

Nanaimo, June 15, 2002 • 9th Annual Aboriginal Day Celebrations, Prince Rupert, June 21, 2002 • The 78th Highlanders ‘Kirkin’ O’ the Tartan, Vancouver, June 23, 2002 • St. John Ambulance Life Saving Awards Ceremony, Vancouver, June 24, 2002 • Victoria – Maui International Yacht Race, Victoria, June 24, 2002 • The Victoria Foundation Reception, Victoria, June 25, 2002 • The Institute of Public Administration of Canada Lieutenant-Governor’s Silver Medal

of Excellence Presentation Ceremony, Victoria, June 27, 2002 • Royal British Columbia Museum Celebrating Royalty Exhibit Opening, Victoria, June

28, 2002 • Official Opening of Peardonville House Treatment Centre for Women and Children,

Abbotsford, June 28, 2002 • Comox Valley Dragon Boat Society “Blessing and Dotting of the Eye” Ceremony,

Comox, June 29, 2002 • U.S. Chamber of Commerce 100 Committee Reception, Victoria, June 30, 2002 • Basin News, the newsletter of the Fraser Basin Council, June 2002


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2009.6.11.18 Speeches: July, 2002 (includes speeches, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newspaper clippings, background material)

• Jubilee Citizenship Ceremony, Victoria, July 1, 2002 • Xui Mei Academy of Cantonese Folk Music and Operatic Arts Tenth Annual Stage

Performance, Burnaby, July 5, 2002 • 26th Annual Aboriginal Elders’ Conference Opening Ceremonies, Saanich, July 9,

2002 • Canadian Peacekeeping Medal Presentation Ceremony, Victoria, July 11, 2002 • Victoria Flower and Garden Show Gala, Victoria, July 11, 2002 • 2002 B.C. Disability Games, Abbotsford, July 12, 2002 • Brock House Society Summer Fair Official Opening, Vancouver, July 13, 2002 • Fort St. James National Historic Park and Arena Caledonia Days, Fort St. James, July

19 - 20, 2002 • Newspaper clipping: “Subs will stand on guard for Canada, Times Colonist, July 19,

2002 • Consular Corps Briefing and Reception, Victoria, July 24, 2002 • 6th International Conference on Short & Medium Span Bridges Plenary Session,

Vancouver, July 31, 2002 • Vancouver Maritime Museum Tour, Vancouver, July 31, 2002

2009.6.11.19 Speeches: August, 2002 (includes speeches, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• Sooke Region Museum Fine Arts Show Opening, Sooke, August, 2, 2002 • B.C. Day – Open House and Garden, Victoria, August 3, 2002 • Richmond Tall Ships Challenge Tour and Maritime Festival Reception, Richmond,

August 9, 2002 • Appointment of Lieutenant Governor as Honourary Colonel, Royal Canadian Air

Force, Comox, August 14, 2002

2009.6.11.20

Speeches: September, 2002 (I) (includes speeches, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newspaper clippings, background material)

• The Commissionaires Victoria, The Island and Yukon Bi-Annual Long Service Awards Ceremony, September 4, 2002

• Women’s Tea and Dialogue Gathering, Victoria, September 10, 2002 • Simon Fraser University, Surrey Campus Luncheon, Opening Ceremony and

Reception, Surrey, September 12, 2002 • Queen’s Park (formerly Marina Park) Dedication Ceremony, September 12, 2002 • Minister’s Environmental Awards Dinner, Victoria, September 12, 2002 • Nikkei Week 125th Anniversary Dinner, Burnaby, September 14, 2002 • 801 (Vancouver) Wing Air Force Association of Canada Annual Battle of Britain

Parade and Reception, Vancouver, September 14, 2002 • Newspaper clipping: “Might makes right? Wrong”, The Globe and Mail, September

17, 2002 • Public Legal Education Society of Canada (PLEAC) Annual Conference, Vancouver,


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2009.6.11.20 (cont’d)

September 18, 2002 (includes calendar printout for Sept-Nov. 2002) • Order of British Columbia Investiture and Reception, Victoria, September 19, 2002 • Order of British Columbia Reception and Dinner, Victoria, September 19, 2002

2009.6.11.21 Speeches: September, 2002 (II) (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• Nikkei Canadian Fishermen’s Memorial Statue Official Unveiling, Steveston (Richmond) September 20, 2002

• 39th Canadian Brigade Group Change-of-Command Ceremony and Reception, Vancouver, September 20, 2002

• Golden Jubilee Medal Presentation Ceremony – North Vancouver, September 21, 2002

• Canadian Cancer Society and the Cops for Cancer Tour de Rock Event and Breakfast, Port Hardy, September 23, 2002

• 101 (North Island) Squadron 88 Wing Air Force Association of Canada Monument Dedication Ceremony, Port Hardy, September 23, 2002

• Her Majesty The Queen’s Golden Jubilee Medal Presentation Ceremony, September 26, 2002

• Gift card to Iona Campagnolo from Elaine (?), September 26, 2002 • The Canadian Scottish Regimen (Princess Mary’s) 90th Anniversary Ceremonial

Review, Victoria, September 28, 2002

2009.6.11.22 Speeches: October, 2002 (I) (includes speeches, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newspaper clippings, background material)

• Memorial Service: Brigadier-General The Honourable Henry P. Bell-Irving, Vancouver, October 3, 2002

• Arrival of Her Majesty The Queen and His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh, Victoria, October 4, 2002 (includes brief speech to Queen Elizabeth at the presentation of a small gift of a Nuu Cha Nulth basket created by women of Southwest Vancouver Island on the occasion of H.M.’s return visit to B.C.)

• Luncheon in the Presence of Her Majesty The Queen, Victoria, October 6, 2002 • Duke of Edinburgh’s Gold Award Ceremony in the Presence of H.R.H. The Duke of

Edinburgh, Vancouver, October 7, 2002 (includes newspaper special section “The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award: Investing in Young Canadians”, The Globe and Mail, September 5, 2002)

• Special newspaper section on the Queen’s visit to B.C. as part of her Golden Jubilee, The Vancouver Sun, October 7, 2002

• Golden Jubilee Medal Presentation Ceremony, Surrey, October 8, 2002 • Seattle Trip (Peacekeeping Medal Presentation Ceremony to Captain (Ret’d) The

Reverend E. Michael C. Jackson; Breakfast in Honour of the Contribution of the Late Hazel Wolf), October 10-11, 2002

• Western Neurosurgical Society Reception, Victoria, October 11, 2002 • Government House Volunteers Recognition, Victoria, October 16, 2002

2009.6.11.23

Speeches: October, 2002 (II) (includes speeches, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• City of Richmond Fire Services Exemplary Service Medal Presentation Ceremony, Richmond, October 19, 2002

• Canadian Academy of Physician Assistants National Conference, Esquimalt, October


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2009.6.11.23 (cont’d)

20, 2002 • Canadian Association of Broadcasters 76th Annual Convention, Vancouver, October

21, 2002 • Handfasting / Marriage Ceremony of Captain Iska Scholl and Captain Ward Trythall,

Dinner, Vancouver, October 21, 2002 • Golden Jubilee Medal Presentation Ceremony – British Columbia Regiment (Duke of

Connaught’s Own), Vancouver, October 24, 2002 • The Royal Commonwealth Society Mainland of British Columbia Chapter Tree-

Planting / Dedication Ceremony, Vancouver, October 24, 2002 • International Indigenous Forum, Vancouver, October 24, 2002 • Canadian Society of Decorative Arts Reception and Dinner, Victoria, October 25,

2002 • Promotion within the Order of Canada – Carole Shields, Victoria, October 26, 2002 • Heraldry Society of Canada Banquet, Victoria, October 26, 2002 • CFB Comox Familiarization Tour, Comox, October 28, 2002 • Memorandum re: Vancouver Police Department Presentation of New Colour and

Swearing-in of Police Chief, Vancouver, October 30, 2002 • Army, Navy and Air Force Veterans in Canada Queen’s Golden Jubilee Medal

Presentation Ceremony, Vancouver, October 30, 2002


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2009.6.11.24

Speeches: November, 2002 (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newspaper clippings, background material)

• Jubilee Square Opening Ceremonies, Courtenay, November 2, 2002 • Correspondence between Iona Campagnolo and Randy Price re: names of servicemen

and women, November 3, 2002 • Newspaper clipping: “The power game” The Globe and Mail, November 4, 2002 • Public Service Long Service Awards Ceremony and Dinner, Victoria, November 5,

2002 • Public Service Long Service Awards Ceremony and Dinner, Victoria, November 7,

2002 • The Monarchist League of Canada Central Vancouver Island Branch Luncheon,

Qualicum Beach, November 8, 2002 • Nanaimo District Secondary Community School 50th Anniversary Open House,

Nanaimo, November 8, 2002 • Memorandum re: Remembrance Day Ceremony and HMCS DISCOVERY “Up

Spirits”, Vancouver, November 11, 2002 • Public Service Long Service Awards Ceremony and Dinner, Victoria, November 12,

2002 • H.M. The Queen’s Golden Jubilee Medal Presentation Ceremony and Tea, Victoria,

November 13, 2002 • Public Service Long Service Awards Ceremony and Dinner, Victoria, November 13,

2002 • Public Service Long Service Awards Ceremony and Dinner, Victoria, November 14,

2002 • Email correspondence to Iona Campagnolo from Marion Robinson re: Kwantlen First

Nations in Langley, November 15, 2002 • Douglas Day Pioneer Dinner, Langley, November 19, 2002 • Victorian Order of Nurses B.C. Family Respite Centre Opening and H.M. The

Queen’s Golden Jubilee Medal Presentation, Vancouver, November 20, 2002 • Police Honours Night, Victoria, November 21, 2002 • Arrival of HMCS PROTECTEUR, Esquimalt, November 24, 2002 • Canadian Association of Veterans in United Nations Peacekeeping – Plaque

Dedication, Esquimalt, November 24, 2002 • British Columbia Non-Profit Housing Association 10th Annual Conference,

Vancouver, November 25, 2002 • H.M. The Queen’s Golden Jubilee Medal Presentation: Canadian Peacekeeping

Veterans Association and the Royal Canadian Legion, Victoria, November 26, 2002 • Correction Service of Canada Exemplary Service Medal Ceremony, Victoria,

November 27, 2002 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Iska Scholl re: thank you for attending wedding,

November 27, 2002 (see Photograph Inventory 2009.6.1.596) • Christ Church Cathedral School Opening and Re-dedication of New Facilities,

Victoria, November 28, 2002 • Canadian Forces Recruiting Centre Vancouver Grand Opening and Enrolment


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2009.6.11.24 (cont’d)

Ceremonies, Vancouver, November 29, 2002 • Undated, handwritten speech for the Duke of Edinburgh Awards, ca. November 2002

2009.6.11.25 Speeches: December, 2002 (includes speeches, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newspaper clippings, background material)

• Children’s Christmas Tree Decorating, Victoria, December 4, 2002 • Art Gallery of Greater Victoria Official Opening of “Post Impressionist Masterworks”

Exhibition, Victoria, December 5, 2002 • Interfaith Community Service marking the Anniversary of the Montreal Massacre,

Victoria, December 6, 2002 • The Friends of the Government House Gardens Society Christmas Luncheon,

Victoria, December 7, 2002 • Government House 2002 Holiday Message from The Honourable Iona Campagnolo,

December 9, 2002 • Taping of Christmas Message on Shaw Television, Victoria, December 9, 2002 • British Columbia Public Service Leadership Workshop: “Excellence in the Public

Service”, Victoria, December 9, 2002 • Canadian Club of Victoria Christmas Tea, Victoria, December 11, 2002 • H.M. the Queen’s Golden Jubilee Medal Presentation: Provincial Government,

Victoria, December 11, 2002 • H.M. the Queen’s Golden Jubilee Medal Presentation: RCMP, Vancouver, December

12, 2002 • H.M. the Queen’s Golden Jubilee Medal Presentation: The Canadian Red Cross

Society, Richmond, December 12, 2002 • H.M. the Queen’s Golden Jubilee Medal Presentation: Pacific Council of Senior

Federal Officials, Vancouver, December 12, 2002 • Newspaper clippings:

o “Beaton over the head” The Globe and Mail, December 7, 2002 o “Intellectuals and Sept. 11” The Globe and Mail, December 7, 2002 o “Wind storm takes its toll on 19 Wing in Comox” The Lookout, CFB

Esquimalt, December 23, 2002 o “A vocal supporter of Christmas” The Lookout, CFB Esquimalt,

December 23, 2002

2009.6.11.26 Miscellaneous, 2002 • Brochure celebrating 30 years of the B.C. Association of Aboriginal Friendship

Centres, 1972-2002 • Computer printout of “design for L.G. Uniform, made by Claynose (?) – Vancouver

2002”

2009.6.11.27 Canadian Monarchist News, Autumn 2002, vol.7, no.2* Features an article (pg.3) by Iona Campagnolo: “The Queen in Residence at Government House, Victoria” *SEPARATED SEE “OVERSIZE BOX #35

2009.6.11.28

Speeches: January, 2003 (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newspaper clippings, background material)

• New Year’s Day Levée, Victoria, January 1, 2003 • “Salute to Vienna” Concert, Victoria, January 3, 2003


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2009.6.11.28 (cont’d)

• Queen’s Jubilee Medal Presentation Ceremony: Armed Forces Pensioners’/Annuitants Association of Canada, Victoria, January 6, 2003

• Email correspondence between Iona Campagnolo and Randy Price re: military speaking engagements

• Newspaper clipping: “Premier arrested for drunk driving” The Vancouver Sun, January 11, 2003

• Amalgamation Ceremony of Victoria and Esquimalt Police Departments, Esquimalt, January 14, 2003

• James Bay New Horizons Friday Forum, Victoria, January 17, 2003 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from J. Michael Roberts re: gift of photographs taken

several years ago at Kelowna soccer event, ca. 1978, January 22, 2003 (see photograph inventory 2009.6.1.336 - 2009.6.1..337)

• Caring Canadian Awards / Golden Jubilee Medal / Canadian Peacekeeping Service Medal, Victoria, January 23, 2003

• Fraser Basin Council Awards Luncheon, Richmond, January 25, 2003 (includes correspondence, newspaper clipping: “Preparing for the next great flood” The Vancouver Sun, January 24, 2003; “A snapshot on sustainability” State of the Fraser Basin Report, January 2003 & Fraser Basin Council conference program)

• Memorandum re: Honourary Aides de Camp Dinner, Victoria, January 25, 2003 • Newspaper clipping: “Rank-and-file report urges Forces fire sale”, The Vancouver

Sun, January 27, 2003 • 19 Air Reserve Flight Comox Mess Dinner, Lazo, January 29, 2003 • Volunteer Flower Designers Luncheon, Victoria, January 29, 2003 • Justice Institute of British Columbia Visit, New Westminster, January 31, 2003 • St. John Ambulance Surrey Facility Official Grand Opening, Surrey, January 31, 2003 • Notecard from Jane Royen (?) to Iona Campagnolo re: thank you, January 31, 2003

2009.6.11.29

Speeches: February, 2003 (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newspaper clippings, background material)

• Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from the Government House volunteer flower designers re: thank you, February 2003

• Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Jan Wilson re: thank you, February 3, 2003 • 2003 S.U.C.C.E.S.S. (United Chinese Community Enrichment Services Society)

Reception, Banquet and Fund-raising Gala, Vancouver, February 8, 2003 • Newspaper clipping: “S.U.C.C.E.S.S. gala raises more than $500,000”, The

Vancouver Sun, February 11, 2003 • Email to Iona Campagnolo from Darlene Marzari re: “Joys of Womanhood” - author

unknown, February 19, 2003 • Faxed correspondence to Iona Campagnolo from Vega Stubbs Bray re: participation

in memorial for Isabelle Stubbs (recipient of O.B.C. in 1996), February 19, 2003 • Central Fraser Valley Cultural Diversity Awards, Abbotsford, February 21, 2003 • Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary AGM, Awards & Luncheon, Courtenay, February

22, 2003 • Kwakwaka’wakw Resource Association and Namgis House Steering Committee

Healing (Cleansing) Ceremony and Luncheon, Alert Bay, February 23, 2003 • Letter to Herb LeRoy from Francine Cayer, Directorate and Production Assistant, The

Canadian Heraldic Authority, re: photograph* of the final version of Her Honour’s Coat of Arms *SEPARATED SEE “PHOTOGRAPH INVENTORY”


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2009.6.11.29 (cont’d)

• Queen’s Golden Jubilee Medal Presentation Ceremony: Order of British Columbia Recipients, Victoria, February 25, 2003

• Zonta Club of Victoria Annual Young Women in Public Affairs Awards Dinner, Victoria, February 27, 2003


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Box #19


2009.6.11.30 Speeches: March, 2003 (I) (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newspaper clippings, background material)

• Calendar print-outs from March to December 2003 • Newspaper clipping: “A First Nation focused on the future”, The Vancouver Sun,

March 3, 2003 • List of Regrets issued by the Lieutenant Governor for March 2003 • Vancouver Board of Trade Governor’s Banquet, Vancouver, March 5, 2003 • University of Victoria International Women’s Day Luncheon, Victoria, March 6, 2003 • Women Mariners Memorial Private Wreath-laying, Langford, March 7, 2003 • International Women’s Day Luncheon, Victoria, March 7, 2003 • 2002 ICROSS Humanitarian Awards Presentation to Molly Colson, Galiano Island,

March 8, 2003 • Salute to HMCS WINNIPEG, Victoria, March 8, 2003 • Commonwealth of Learning and the Royal Commonwealth Society, Mainland of B.C.

Branch, Commonwealth Day Reception, Vancouver, March 10, 2003 • Correspondence to Iona Campagnolo from Janet Fraser re: thank-you, March 11, 2003 • Victoria Police Department Exemplary Service Awards Ceremony, Victoria, March

11, 2003 • Leadership Victoria Breakfast Meeting, Victoria, March 13, 2003 • Royal British Columbia Museum Exhibit Opening: “Dragon Bones: When Dinosaurs

Ruled China”, Victoria, March 13, 2003 • CUSO Achievement Awards Breakfast, Victoria, March 18, 2003 • Surrey Fire Services Medal Presentation Ceremony, Surrey, March 18, 2003

2009.6.11.31 Speeches: March, 2003 (II) (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• Admirals’ Medal Presentation Ceremony, Victoria, March 19, 2003 • B.C. / Yukon Council Scouts Canada, Queen’s Venturer Awards Ceremony, Victoria,

March 20, 2003 • British Columbia Women’s Institute Dinner, Colwood, March 22, 2003 • Reception to Commemorate the 182nd Anniversary of the Independence of Greece,

Vancouver, March 25, 2003 (includes correspondence) • Email correspondence to Alison Collins from Isabelle Harris re: Order of B.C.

presentation ceremony for Diana Krall, March 25, 2003 • Annual Maple Sugar Shack Celebration, Association Francophone de la Vallee de

Comox, Courtenay, March 29, 2003 • Nanoose Bay Lions Club 25th Anniversary Dinner, Nanoose Bay, March 29, 2003

(includes small hanging banner and Lions “Welcome” brochure) • Canadian Military Engineer’s Centennial, Esquimalt, March 31, 2003

2009.6.11.32

Speeches: April, 2003 (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newspaper clippings, background material)


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2009.6.11.32 (cont’d)

• Angel Flight Wings Presentation, Victoria, April 2, 2003 • Association of Vancouver Island and Coastal Communities AGM, Port Alberni, April

4, 2003 • Media Dinner, Victoria, April 10, 2003 • Dinner in Honour of the Military Heads of Command, Victoria, April 15, 2003 • Newspaper clippings:

o “Women assembled” (unidentified, ca. 2003) o “Not so exclusive” (unidentified, ca. 2003) o “Safety problems hit copter fleet” The Vancouver Sun, April 15, 2003 o “Helicopter checklist cut back” The Globe and Mail, April 16, 2003

• Exercise Mercury Trek 2003, Victoria, April 16, 2003 • Correspondence from Bernice Goldie to Major Don Crocker, Aide de Camp to Iona

Campagnolo re: attendance at a special event, April 17, 2003 • Powell River Trip (Powell River Osteoporosis Support Group Visit) April 17, 2003 • Archives Association of British Columbia Conference Opening Reception, Nanaimo,

April 24, 2003 • Background information on Diana Krall (includes: biography, newspaper clippings

and print out of information pertaining to the Order of B.C. – it’s history and Diana Krall as a recent recipient)

2009.6.11.33 Speeches: May, 2003 (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft

memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material) • Email from Marc-Andre Ouellette to Christine Diemer re: speaking notes for The

Order of British Columbia, May 2, 2003 • Memorial program: A Celebration of the Life of The Honourable Dr. Rosemary

Brown, P.C., O.C., O.B.C., May 5, 2003 • Junior League of Greater Vancouver Final Celebration, Vancouver, May 8, 2003 • British Columbia Historical Federation Conference and Banquet, Prince George, May

10, 2003 • Chilcotin Trip (Quesnel, Alkali Lake) May 11, 2003 • Chilcotin Trip (Alkali Lake, Alexis Creek) May 12, 2003 • Chilcotin Trip (Quesnel) May 13, 2003 • Chilcotin Trip (Quesnel, Wells, Barkerville) May 14, 2003 • Chilcotin Trip (Village of 100 Mile House) May 15, 2003 • B.C. & Yukon Community Newspapers Association, Vancouver, May 30, 2003 • Thetis Island Trip, May 31, 2003

2009.6.11.34

Speeches: June, 2003 (includes speeches, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newspaper clippings, background material)

• 50th Anniversary of Her Majesty the Queen’s Coronation Canadian Portrait Unveiling, Victoria, June 2, 2003

• University of Victoria Spring Convocation and Installation of New Chancellor, Victoria, June 3, 2003

• Fire Chiefs’ Association of B.C. 72nd Annual Conference and Trade Exhibition Opening Ceremonies and Memorial Service, Vernon, June 2, 2003

• Queen’s Golden Jubilee Medal Presentation: The Honourable Garde B. Gardom, O.B.C., Q.C., Victoria, June 4, 2003

• The Royal Commonwealth Society Vancouver Island Branch Tour of Government House and Tea, Victoria, June 6, 2003


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2009.6.11.34 (cont’d)

• Newspaper clipping: “Birth of a new ethnicity”, The Globe and Mail, June 9, 2003 • Victoria Riding for the Disabled Association, Victoria, June 10, 2003 • Salute to HMCS REGINA, Victoria, June 11, 2003 • Probus Club of Oak Bay Meeting, Victoria, June 12, 2003 • Art Gallery of Greater Victoria: “The Group of Seven in Western Canada” Exhibit

Opening, Victoria, June 13, 2003 • HMCS CALGARY Farewell, Esquimalt, June 15, 2003 • Dinner in Honour of His Royal Highness, The Duke of York, The Prince Andrew,

Victoria, June 15, 2003 • Consular Corps Briefing and Reception, Victoria, June 18, 2003 • Concert on the Lawn No. 3, Victoria, June 19, 2003 • Rural Communities Summit Luncheon, Clearwater, June 21, 2003 • The Sons of Scotland Benevolent Association 61st Grand Camp Dinner, Victoria, June

24, 2003 • Order of British Columbia Investiture and Reception, Victoria, June 25, 2003 • Order of British Columbia Dinner, Victoria, June 25, 2003 • Queen’s Golden Jubilee Medal Presentation RCMP Veterans and Nursing Sisters

Veterans, Victoria, June 26, 2003 • 2003 B.C. Legislative Interns Visit, Victoria, June 26, 2003 • Royal Astronomical Society of Canada 2003 General Assembly, Vancouver, June 28,

2003 • Chinatown Merchant’s Association Night Market, Multicultural Night, Vancouver,

June 28, 2003 • Newspaper clippings:

o “Military woes laid to ‘operational tempos’” (unidentified, ca. 2003) o “Children from single-parent homes tend to suffer emotionally, study says”

(unidentified, ca. 2003) o [unidentified, ca. 2003] o “A sea of change in support for Canada’s military” (unidentified, ca. 2003)


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Box #20


2009.6.11.35 Speeches: July, 2003 (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newspaper clippings, background material)

• Canada Day Citizenship Ceremony, Victoria, July 1, 2003 • Arrival of the HMCS REGINA from the Arabian Gulf, Esquimalt, July 1, 2003 • Canada Day Reaffirmation of Citizenship Ceremony, Vancouver, July 1, 2003 • Leading Edge Salmon Barbecue, Victoria, July 3, 2003 • Staff Farewells, July 4, 2003 • Canadian Peacekeeping Service Medal Ceremony: Petty Officer 1st Class (ret’d)

Norman Crampton, C.D., Sidney, July 9, 2003 • Maritime Forces Pacific Change-of-Command Dinner, Victoria, July 9, 2003 • Information sheet for the Victoria Model Ships Club Display, July 9, 2003 • Victoria Flower and Garden Show, Colwood, July 10, 2003 • Victoria Police Historical Society Dedication Ceremony, Victoria, July 17, 2003 • The Mission to Seafarers Centennial Sea Sunday Service, Vancouver, July 21, 2003 • Note card from Don Shields to Iona Campagnolo re: thank you for condolences on the

death of Carol Shields, July 22, 2003 • 78th Highlanders ‘Kirkin’ O’ the Tartan, Vancouver, July 23, 2002 • Reception in Honour of Canada being awarded the 2010 Winter Olympic Games,

Victoria, July 24, 2003 • 19 Wing Comox Medak Pocket Commendation Presentation Ceremony, Comox, July

30, 2003 • Queen’s Golden Jubilee Medal Presentation, Vancouver, July 31, 2003 • Newspaper clipping: “The decorating challenge”, Times Colonist, July 31, 2003

2009.6.11.36 Speeches: August, 2003 (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• Government House Open House & Gardens, August 2, 2003 • Speech re: Office of the Lieutenant Governor (ca. August 2, 2003?) • Opening of B.C. Festivities at Government House, Victoria, August 2, 2003 • Memorandum re: Visit to Kelowna and Penticton, August 27, 2003 • Email correspondence to Iona Campagnolo from Herb LeRoy, re: wildfire action in

Nelson, August 30, 2003 • Canadian Merchant Navy Veterans Association Vancouver Island Branch Annual

Church Parade, Victoria, August 31, 2003

2009.6.11.37

Speeches: September, 2003 (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newspaper clippings, background material)

• B.C. Coalition to Eliminate Abuse of Seniors “A Roof Over My Head” Conference Opening, Burnaby, September 12, 2003

• Municipal Finance Authority of British Columbia Dinner “Centre international pour le credit communal” Conference Delegates Dinner, Victoria, September 12, 2003

• The Korea Veterans Association of Canada Pacific Region Ninth Biennial Convention


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2009.6.11.37 (cont’d)

Wreath-Laying Ceremony, Victoria, September 14, 2003 • Email to Iona Campagnolo from Deanna Nyce re: visit, September 15, 2003 • HMCS VICTORIA Welcome Ceremonies, Esquimalt, September 17, 2003 • Veterans Appreciation Luncheon, Royal Canadian Legion B.C. / Yukon Command,

Qualicum Beach Branch 76, Qualicum Beach, September 18, 2003 • First Annual Sidney Fine Art Show Awards, Sidney, September 18, 2003 • Opening of the New Fair Haven United Church Homes Facility, Vancouver,

September 19, 2003 • British Columbia Aviation Council Conference Opening, Harrison Hot Springs,

September 24, 2003 • Newspaper clipping: “Antarctic medical rescues are grounds for Canadian pride”, The

Vancouver Sun, September 24, 2003 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Connie O’Brien (nee Potter) re: personal

correspondence, September 25, 2003 • Freedom Road 50th Anniversary Ceremonies, Bella Coola, September 26, 2003

(includes copy of Coast Mountain News, vol. 20, no. 20, Thursday, September 25, 2003)

• The Canadian Scottish Regiment (Princess Mary’s) 90th Anniversary Ceremonial Review, Victoria, September 28, 2003

• Pacific Opera Victoria 25th Anniversary Recognition Reception, Victoria, September 30, 2003

2009.6.11.38 Speeches: October, 2003 (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft

memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material) • National Historic Site Designation Reception, Victoria, October 2, 2003 • Email correspondence between Iona Campagnolo and office staff and Satwinder

Bains, re: invitation to University College of the Fraser Valley Community Leader’s Breakfast, October 2, 2003

• Provincial Investiture of the Order of St. John, Victoria, October 4, 2003 • Notecard from Iona Campagnolo to Andrea Pennells, Head of Brentwood College

School re: recent visit, October 4, 2003 • Victoria Horticultural Society Meeting, Victoria, October 7, 2003 • Long Service Awards Ceremony, Victoria, October 8, 2003 • Long Service Awards Ceremony, Victoria, October 9, 2003 • Vancouver Opera Program: “The Girl of the Golden West” by Giacomo Puccini,

October 11-18, 2003 • Long Service Awards Ceremony, Victoria, October 15, 2003 • 2003 Conference, Canadian Society of Club Managers, Vancouver, October 19, 2003 • Long Service Awards Ceremony, Victoria, October 21, 2003 • Uplands Probus Club, Victoria, October 22, 2003 • Long Service Awards Ceremony, Victoria, October 22, 2003 • Long Service Awards Ceremony, Victoria, October 2003 • The Royal Canadian Legion South Vancouver Island Zone Poppy Presentation,

Victoria, October 24, 2003 • Children’s Pumpkin Carving; Pumpkin Art Display Opening, Victoria, October 24,

2003


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2009.6.11.39 Speeches: November, 2003 (I) (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft

memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material) • Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia Military Engagements, September 2001 to

November 2003 • Carol Shields Tribute: “Onwards: in the Words of Carol Shields”, Victoria, November

2, 2003 • Victoria High School Auditorium & Library Dedication, Victoria, November 5, 2003 • Government House Volunteer Recognition Reception, Victoria, November 5, 2003 • Vancouver Maritime Museum Premier Screening of Film: “Master and Commander”,

Vancouver, November 6, 2003 • Veteran’s Memorial Unveiling, Vancouver, November 6, 2003 (includes copy of “The

National War Memorial” • École Macaulay Elementary School Remembrance Ceremony, Victoria, November 7,

2003 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from D-?, re: thank you, November 7, 2003 • Winfield Memorial Hall Re-dedication; Remembrance Day Ceremony; The Royal

Canadian Legion, Oyama Branch #189; Gray Monk Estates Winery Luncheon, Winfield, November 11, 2003

• Victoria Foundation Reception, Victoria, November 12, 2003

2009.6.11.40 Speeches: November, 2003 (II) (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• Team Victoria Gorging Dragons Reception, Victoria, November 13, 2003 • Email correspondence to Iona Campagnolo from Madeline Hornung, Secretary to the

Executive Director, Office of the Lieutenant Governor of B.C. re: dinner reservations, November 13, 2003

• Calder Conference Gala Event and Tribute to Dr. Frank Calder, Victoria, November 15, 2003 (pg.1 of 7)

• Salute to HMCS CALGARY, Victoria, November 18, 2003 • Hupacasath First Nation Witness and Blessing, Victoria, November 20, 2003 • Police Honours Night, Victoria, November 20, 2003 • Vancouver Police Department Exemplary Service Medal Award Ceremony,

Vancouver, November 24, 2003 • University College of the Fraser Valley Community Leader’s Breakfast, Abbotsford,

November 27, 2003 • Correctional Service of Canada Exemplary Service Medal Ceremony, Victoria,

November 28, 2003 (includes speaking notes for Alphonse Cormier, Deputy Commissioner, Pacific Region & Heather Bergen, Assistant Deputy Commissioner, Pacific Region)

• Canadian Scottish Regiment (Princess Mary’s) Annual Game Dinner, Victoria, November 29, 2003

2009.6.11.41

Speeches: December, 2003 (includes speeches, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• Calendar print-outs for December 2003 to December 2004 • Canadian Association of Former Parliamentarians Luncheon, Victoria, December 4,

2003 • Computer printout of photographs taken during the Lieutenant Governor’s visit to


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2009.6.11.41 (cont’d)

Edmonds Community School, Burnaby B.C. for the “Reading to My Kids” Program, printed out on December 4, 2003

• Saltire Society of Victoria Dinner, Victoria, December 6, 2003 (includes history of Saltire Society of Victoria)

• Children’s Christmas Tree Decorating, Victoria, December 9, 2003 • A Victorian Christmas at Government House, Victoria, December 10, 2003 (includes

laser print photo of Iona Campagnolo in Victorian era costume made by Victoria Opera Costumer)

• Copies of “Order of the Lieutenant Governor in Council #1180-1182, December 10, 2003

• Royal Jubilee Hospital Christmas Visit, Victoria, December 11, 2003 • Community Living Interim Authority Tea, Victoria, December 11, 2003 • Arrival of HMCS CALGARY, Esquimalt, December 14, 2003 • Copy of “The Committee of Council submit for the consideration of Her Honour the

Lieutenant-Governor a bill entitled “Coastal Forest Industry Dispute Settlement Act”, dated 15th December 2003 and signed by Murray R. Gell (?) Presiding Member of the Executive Council and Iona Campagnolo, Lieutenant-Governor”

• Annual Christmas Message to British Columbians from Lieutenant Governor Iona Campagnolo, December 2003

2009.6.11.42 Miscellaneous, 2003

• Computer printout of a photo of Iona Campagnolo with an unidentified woman • Handwritten address and contact information for the K’san Association of Hazelton, • Newspaper clippings:

o re: Frank Howard, M.P. (unidentified source) o “How global warming affects Canada” (unidentified source) o “Universities should promote their strengths and pay less attention to

arbitrary surveys” o “Prince George: Almost 10,000 residents do not have high school

diplomas”


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2009.6.11.43 Speeches: January, 2004 (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newspaper clippings, background material)

• Newspaper clipping: “Dalai Lama, Tutu to receive honorary degrees” (unidentified, ca. 2004)

• New Year’s Day Levée, Victoria, January 1, 2004 • New Year’s Day Levée, Barriere, January 1, 2004 • Fax from Australian Prime Minister John Howard re: tour of the Midnite Youth

Theatre Company, January 1, 2004 • Gus Papaloukas’ 80th Birthday, Victoria, January 10, 2004 • Alzheimer Society of B.C. Forum, Oak Bay, January 17, 2004 • Honourary Aides de Camp Dinner, Victoria, January 24, 2004 • Consecration and Installation of The Venerable James A.J. Cowan as the 12th Bishop

of the Diocese of British Columbia, Victoria, January 25, 2004 • Cabinet Swearing-in Ceremony, Victoria, January 26, 2004

2009.6.11.44 Speeches: February, 2004 (I) (includes speeches, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• Tribute Performance Gala in Honour of Carole Henriquez, Q.C., Vancouver, February 1, 2004

• Speech given on the occasion of Pip Holmes 80th Birthday, Victoria, February 2, 2004 • Correspondence to Iona Campagnolo from Joy MacPhail (NDP) re: recent visit,

February 5, 2004 • Ballet Victoria’s “Peter Pan” Gala Opening Night, Victoria, February 5, 2004 • 2004 Legislature Opening Evening Reception, Victoria, February 9, 2004 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Jane Rogers re: premier of ballet, February 10,

2004 • Prorogation of the Fourth Session of the 37th Parliament of British Columbia, Victoria,

February 10, 2004 • Opening of the Fifth Session of the 37th Parliament of British Columbia (includes

Speech from the Throne) Victoria, February 10, 2004 • Memorandum re: East Kootenay Trip (en route to Cranbrook), February 10, 1004 • East Kootenay Trip (Creston & Cranbrook), February 11, 1004 • East Kootenay Trip (Cranbrook, Fernie, Sparwood, Elkford), February 12, 2004 • Memorandum re: East Kootenay Trip (en route to Victoria), February 14, 1004

2009.6.11.45

Speeches: February, 2004 (II) (includes speeches, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• Greater Victoria Hospitals Foundation “Together We Care” Tribute, Victoria, February 18, 2004

• Reaffirmation of Citizenship Ceremony: Inter-Cultural Association of Greater Victoria, Victoria, February 19, 2004

• Lieutenant Governor’s Award for Literary Excellence, Victoria, February 19, 2004 • The University of British Columbia Commonwealth Club Lecture Series, Vancouver,


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2009.6.11.45 (cont’d)

February 20, 2004 • Duncan Volunteer Fire Department Canadian and British Columbia Fire Service

Exemplary Service Medals, Duncan, February 21, 2004 • University of Victoria Benefactor’s Dinner, Victoria, February 25, 2004 • Government House Foundation Luncheon and AGM, Victoria, February 26, 2004

(includes information on the “Millennium Stained-Glass Window” project) • Victoria Conservatory of Music 40th Anniversary Gala Concert, Victoria, February 27,

2004 • Lester B. Pearson College of the Pacific Supporters’ Dinner, Victoria, February 28,

2004 • St. Rose of Lima 90th Anniversary Celebration, The Royal Canadian Legion, branch

No. 54, Sooke, February 29, 2004

2009.6.11.46 Speeches: March, 2004 (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• Postcard to Iona Campagnolo from Joy (?) re: appreciation, March 2004 • Award Presentation (Surprise for John Mager), Victoria, March 4, 2004 • Girl Guides of Canada and the University Women’s Club Dinner, Vancouver, March

4, 2004 • 443 (Maritime Helicopter) Squadron Reception, Victoria, March 5, 2004 • The Royal Commonwealth Society of Canada 2004 Commonwealth Day Luncheon,

Victoria, March 8, 2004 • Salt Spring Women Opposed to Violence and Abuse (SWOVA) International

Women’s Day Celebration, Salt Spring Island, March 8, 2004 • St. Andrew’s – Holy Trinity Men’s Club Archdeacon Arthur Ashley Dinner, Sidney,

March 11, 2004 • Williams Lake Trip (75th Anniversary of Incorporation, Williams Lake Luncheon,

Museum Cake Cutting), March 14-15, 2004 • Queen’s Venturer Ceremony, Victoria, March 18, 2004 • Email correspondence to Iona Campagnolo from Horst Sander re: thank you, March

22, 2004 • Ernest Alvia (Smokey) Smith Tribute Dinner, Vancouver, March 26, 2004 (includes

laser photocopy of photograph featuring Iona Campagnolo and Ernest Alvia Smith; Celebrate Canadian Citizenship certificate)

• Lifesaving Society Honour and Rescue Awards, Vancouver, March 27, 2004 • “Brothers on the Bench” in Honour of Mr. Justice Selwyn Romilly and Hon. Judge

Valmond Romilly, Vancouver, March 26, 2004 • Art Appreciation Luncheon, Victoria, March 29, 2004 • Winter Olympic Games: Torino, Piemonte, Italy 2006 / Vancouver B.C., 2010

Delegations Luncheon, Victoria, March 30, 2004 • 19 Wing Comox Mess Dinner in Celebration of the 80th Anniversary of the Royal

Canadian Air Force, Comox, March 31, 2004 • Award certificate issued to Iona Campagnolo from the University of Northern British

Columbia in recognition of her contribution to the Chancellor Iona Campagnolo Scholarship, Christmas Tree Lights Fund, March 31, 2004


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2009.6.11.47 Speeches: April, 2004 (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft

memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newsletter, background material) • 80th Anniversary of the Royal Canadian Air Force Dinner, Victoria, April 1, 2004 • Bell-Irving Tulip Tea, Victoria, April 2, 2004 • 443 (Maritime Helicopter Squadron) 60th Anniversary Review, Pat Bay, April 3, 2004 • Abbeyfield of St. Peter’s Society 15th Anniversary Celebration, Victoria, April 3,

2004 • Memorandum re: Government House Garden Terrace Opening, Victoria, April 6,

2004 • Memorandum re: Order of Canada Investiture: Mr. W. Thomas Brown and Mr. Daniel

E. McIvor, Victoria, April 6, 2004 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Roderick re: thank you, April 6, 2004 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Pamela Bell-Irving re: event honouring Bell-

Irving tulips , April 7, 2004 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Herb LeRoy re: $1,000 donation to British Columbia

Government House Foundation, April 7, 2004 • British Columbia University Chancellors and Presidents Lunch, Victoria, April 8,

2004 • Comox Valley Airport Commission Civil Aviation Facility Opening, Comox, April

16, 2004 • His Holiness the Dali Lama Welcome Ceremony, Vancouver, April 19, 2004 • “UBC / SFU Convocation Ceremony” Remarks from the Honourable Iona

Campagnolo, Office of the Lieutenant Governor, April 19, 2004 • Media Dinner, Victoria, April 21, 2004 • Reception in Honour of the Athletes and Coaches Nominated to the Canadian

Olympic and Paralympic Team, Victoria, April 22, 2004 • British Columbia Teacher’s Institute on Parliamentary Democracy Ceremony and

Dinner, Victoria, April 23, 2004 • Canadian Federation of University Women B.C. Council Annual General Meeting

Luncheon, Victoria, April 24, 2004 • National Association of University Board Chairs and Secretaries Gala Dinner,

Victoria, April 24, 2004 • Newspaper clipping: “Digging In”, The Globe and Mail, April 26, 2003 • Jack and Doris Shadbolt Foundation’s 17th Annual VIVA Awards and the Audain

Prize for the Visual Arts Presentation, Vancouver, April 27, 2004 • Background information on John Kendrew Centre & Dawson Creek, ca. April 27,

2004 • Art Appreciation Luncheon, Victoria, April 29, 2004 • Boys and Girls Club of British Columbia Awards of Excellence Presentation and

Luncheon, Kelowna, April 30, 2004 • The British Columbia Dragoons Regimental Mess Dinner, Kelowna, April 30, 2004 • Update: A Newsletter for UNBC Alumni and Friends, Spring (April) 2004


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Box #22


2009.6.11.48 Speeches: May, 2004 (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• Lieutenant Governor’s BC Book Prizes Gala, Victoria, May 1, 2004 • Print out of information on “Muncho Lake” , May 3, 2004 • Handwritten letter of welcome from children of Muncho Lake • Annual International Military Operations & Law Conference, Victoria, May 3, 2004 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Sarah Amos re: thank you, May 4, 2004 • British Columbia Achievement Awards, Victoria, May 4, 2004 • Habitat Conservation Trust Fund Reception in Honour of Dr. Tom Northcote,

Vancouver, May 6, 2004 • Retired Heads of Mission Association’s Gala Dinner, Victoria, May 7, 2004 • The Duke of Edinburgh’s Awards Presentation Ceremony, Victoria, May 8, 2004 • Memorandum re: North Eastern British Columbia Trip (Tumbler Ridge, Chetwynd,

Hudson’s Hope), May 11, 2004 • North Eastern British Columbia Trip (Taylor, Fort St. John, Fort Nelson), May 13,

2004 • Association of Former MLAs of British Columbia Dinner, Victoria, May 21, 2004 • 137th Village of Clinton Annual Ball, Clinton, May 22, 2004 • Victoria Symphony’s Tania Miller Welcome Reception, Victoria, May 27, 2004 • British Columbia Leadership Prayer Breakfast, Vancouver, May 28, 2004 • 150th Birthday of Rhododendron Pioneer, George Fraser, Ucluelet, May 29, 2004 • Postcard featuring Iona Campagnolo having tea with Enid Rorvik at Ms. Rorvik’s 95th

Birthday Party luncheon, May 29, 2004

2009.6.11.49

Speeches: June, 2004 (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• Calendar print-out: June to December 2004 • National Association of Public Trustees and Guardians, Victoria, June 1, 2004 • Greenwoods 25th Anniversary Celebrations, Salt Spring Island, June 2, 2004 • Robert Bateman Art Exhibition Opening, Salt Spring Island, June 3, 2004 • Victoria Foundation Reception, Victoria, June 4, 2004 • Royal Canadian Mounted Police Veteran’s Association National Convention,

Victoria, June 5, 2004 • Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron 111 Pegasus Annual Ceremonial Review,

Vancouver, June 5, 2004 • Canadian Air Forces Appreciation Day, Esquimalt, June 6, 2004 • Luncheon in Honour of Her Imperial Highness Princess Takamado of Japan,

Vancouver, June 8, 2004 • Crofton House School 2004 Graduation Ceremony, Vancouver, June 8, 2004 • Central Saanich Senior Citizens 25th Anniversary Celebration, Brentwood Bay, June

11, 2004 • The Women’s Canadian Club of Vancouver Meeting, Vancouver, June 15, 2004 • Order of British Columbia Investiture and Reception, Victoria, June 16, 2004 • Order of British Columbia Dinner, Victoria, June 16, 2004


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2009.6.11.49 (cont’d)

• Canadian Peacekeeping Service Medal Presentation, Victoria, June 17, 2004 • 2004 B.C. Legislative Interns Visit, Victoria, June 18, 2004 • Paper: “The Governor General and a Minority Government” by Edward McWhinney,

June 21, 2004 • Memorandum re: Music on the Lawn Concert No. 3, Victoria, June 24, 2004 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Aline Dobraensky (?) re: garden party, June 25,

2004

2009.6.11.50 Speeches: July, 2004 (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• Canada Day Citizenship Ceremony, Victoria, July 1, 2004 • The American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC) President’s Reception,

Victoria, July 9, 2004 • Email correspondence to Iona Campagnolo from Dr. Charles Jago, U.N.B.C.

President re: upcoming 10th Anniversary of U.N.B.C. (includes speech: “Partnering with the First Nations: The University of Northern British Columbia Experience”) July 9, 2004

• Program: Jubilee Dinner, Oak Bay Lawn Bowling Club, Victoria, July 9, 2004 • Royal British Columbia Museum Exhibit Opening “Eternal Egypt: Masterworks of

Ancient Art from the British Museum”, Victoria, July 10, 2004 • Notecard to Herb [LeRoy, Personal secretary to L.G.?] from Carol Dancer re: thank

you for anonymous donation, July 10, 2004 • Pacific Northwest Economic Region’s 14th Annual Summit Reception, Victoria, July

12, 2004 • Email Correspondence from Audrey Gill to Iona Campagnolo re: apologies, July 14,

2004 • French Legion of Honour Presentation and Luncheon, Esquimalt, July 15, 2004 • 2004 Cassiar Reunion, Powell River, July 17, 2004 • Press Release issued by the Tumbler Ridge Museum Foundation: “A Tyrannosaur

Once Walked in British Columbia”, July 26, 2004 • National Youth Orchestra of Canada Reception, Victoria, July 27, 2004 • Email correspondence to Iona Campagnolo from Kathleen Carroll (?) re: trip, July 31,

2004 • “Letter to Tomorrow”: letter to the Lieutenant Governor and people of British

Columbia in a new time from the Lieutenant Governor and people of British Columbia in 2004 written by Iona Campagnolo re: “glimpse” of life that was included in a time capsule dedicated on B.C. Day July 31, 2004

• Correspondence to Iona Campagnolo from Pip and Catherine Holmes re: personal correspondence, July 31, 2004

2009.6.11.51

Speeches: August, 2004 (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newspaper clippings, background material)

• Correspondence to Iona Campagnolo from Christine Diemer, Deputy Director, Office of the Lieutenant Governor re: transfer of funds to accounts, August 12, 2004

• “Observer” Section C of The Vancouver Sun newspaper featuring an extensive article of UNBC: “A campus in the heart of B.C.”, August 14, 2004

• Itinerary August 15 to August 20, 2004 • Northwest B.C. Trip, (Vanderhoof, Saik’uz (Stoney Creek), Prince George) August


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2009.6.11.51 (cont’d)

16, 2004 • University of Northern British Columbia 10th Anniversary Convocation, Prince

George, August 17, 2004 • (Agora) Speech to 10th Anniversary, Special Convocation, University of Northern

British Columbia, Prince George August 17, 2004 • (Campus) Speech to 10th Anniversary, Special Convocation, University of Northern

British Columbia, Prince George, August 17, 2004 • Northwest British Columbia Trip (Prince George, McBride), August 17, 2004 • Northwest British Columbia Trip (McBride, Valemount, Blue River, Clearwater),

August 18, 2004 • Background information on Valemount • Background information on North Thompson, Blue River, Vavenby & Clearwater • Northwest British Columbia Trip (Clearwater, Kamloops), August 19, 2004 • List of Gifts presented along the Tour of Northwestern British Columbia, August 15-

19, 2004 • List of accommodations used during the Tour of North Western British Columbia,

August 15-19, 2004 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Dr. Charles Jago, UNBC President re: thank you,

August 26, 2004 • Calendar print out for August 2004


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2009.6.11.52 Speeches: September, 2004 (includes speeches, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• Merchant Navy Veterans Day Parade, North Vancouver, September 3, 2004 • Canadian Museum of Rail Travel Grand Opening, Cranbrook, September 4, 2004 • Luncheon in Honour of Alison Leamy, Victoria, September 8, 2004 • Institute of Public Administration Canada (IPAC) Lieutenant Governor’s Silver

Medal of Excellence Presentation Ceremony, Victoria, September 8, 2004 • The Horticulture Center of the Pacific 25th Anniversary, Victoria, September 9, 2004 • The Venture Association Memorial Service, Esquimalt, September 10, 2004 • Canadian Cancer Society and the Cops for Cancer Tour de Rock Presentation

Ceremony, Victoria, September 10, 2004 • Memorandum to Iona Campagnolo from Herb LeRoy (private secretary) re:

Lieutenant Governor’s appointments, September 10, 2004 • Greater Victoria Public Library 2004 Summer Reading Club “Wrap-Up” Party,

Victoria, September 11, 2004 • View Royal’s Discovery Day Celebration, Victoria, September 11, 2004 • Correspondence from Sven Buemann to Iona Campagnolo re: names and curriculum

vitae of six Japanese Parliamentarians, September 14, 2004 • Vancouver Mounted Police Squad’s Training Clinic for Mounted Police Officers /

Mounted Patrol of Stanley Park Trails, Vancouver, September 15, 2004 • The Monarchist League of Canada Victoria Branch Luncheon, Victoria, September

16, 2004 • International Sea Cadet Association Conference Reception, Victoria, September 16,

2004 • National Congress of Chinese [Canadians] - Gardens Visit, Victoria, September 17,

2004 • 801 (Vancouver) Wing, Air Force Association of Canada Battle of Britain Parade,

Vancouver, September 19, 2004 • Luncheon in Honour of the Heads of Military, Victoria, September 22, 2004 • Fernwood Community Centre Society 25th Anniversary Annual General Meeting,

Victoria, September 22, 2004 • Notes re: introduction of Dr. Margaret MacMillan, Provost of Trinity College and

Professor of History at the University of Toronto, September 27, 2004 • Gateway Theatre 20th Anniversary Gala Performance, Richmond, September 29, 2004

2009.6.11.53

Speeches: October, 2004 (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• Public Service Long Service Awards, Victoria, October 5, 2004 • Speaking notes for Minister / Premier (draft) for Long Service Awards 2004,

Government House, Victoria, October 6, 2004 • Speaking notes for Minister / Premier (draft) for Long Service Awards 2004,

Government House, Victoria, October 7, 2004 • Public Service Long Service Awards, Victoria, October 6, 2004 • Public Service Long Service Awards, Victoria, October 7, 2004


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2009.6.11.53 (cont’d)

• Memorandum re: Pacific Opera Victoria Performance of “Norma”, Victoria, October 12, 2004

• Public Service Long Service Awards, Victoria, October 13, 2004 • Public Service Long Service Awards, Victoria, October 14, 2004 • Canadian Military Medical Corps 100th Anniversary Parade, Victoria, October 16,

2004 • Canadian Military Medical Service 100th Anniversary Mess Dinner, Esquimalt,

October 16, 2004 • Birthday wishes to Iona Campagnolo from Betty Wright [notecard includes attached

photo of Iona Campagnolo with some of the Friends of Government House (?) in front of the Royal BC Museum] October 18, 2004

• Public Service Long Service Awards, Victoria, October 19, 2004 • Public Service Long Service Awards, Victoria, October 20, 2004 • Public Service Long Service Awards, Victoria, October 21, 2004 • Pumpkin Art Display Opening, Victoria, October 22, 2004 • Biography of U.S. Ambassador Paul Cellucci, United States Ambassador to Canada,

October 22, 2004 • The Royal Heraldry Society of Canada Annual Dinner, Victoria, October 23, 2004 • Canadian Association of Veterans in United Nations Peacekeeping – United Nations

Day Ceremonies, Esquimalt, October 24, 2004 (includes 1 photograph* of Tom Green, Iona Campagnolo and Ken Irvine standing side by side) *SEPARATED SEE “PHOTOGRAPH INVENTORY”

• Correspondence to Iona Campagnolo from Ross Wicks re: the role of the Crown in Canada, October 25, 2004

• Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Peter T. Irniq, Commissioner of Nunavut, October 25, 2004

• Breakfast in Honour of His Excellency Natsagiin Bagabandi, President of Mongolia and Mrs. Azadsurengiin Oyunbileg, Vancouver, October 26, 2004

• The Royal Canadian Legion South Vancouver Island Zone Poppy Presentation, Victoria, October 26, 2004

• North Saanich Volunteer Fire Department Awards Ceremony, Sidney, October 26, 2004

• 2004 Protocol Officials’ Conference Reception, Victoria, October 27, 2004 • Okanagan Trip (Kelowna) October 27-28, 2004 • Okanagan Trip (Oliver) October 30, 2004 • Correspondence to Iona Campagnolo from Helen Stewart re: appreciation, October

31, 2004

2009.6.11.54

Speeches: November, 2004 (includes speeches, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newspaper clippings, background material)

• (MADD) Mothers Against Drunk Driving’s Victoria and Area Chapter Office Grand Opening and Project Red Ribbon Campaign Launch, Victoria, November 2, 2004 (includes red ribbon)

• North American Lake Management Society International Symposium, Victoria, November 3, 2004

• British Columbia Ambulance Service Emergency Medical Service Exemplary Service Medal Presentation, Victoria, November 3, 2004

• Government House Volunteers Recognition Reception, Victoria, November 4, 2004 • Taping of Her Honour’s Remembrance Day Address, Victoria, November 4, 2004


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2009.6.11.54 (cont’d)

• The Duke of Edinburgh’s Silver Award Presentation Ceremony, Victoria, November 6, 2004

• Reception in Honour of The Simons Foundation Weapons of Mass Destruction Commissioners, November 9, 2004

• Dinner in Honour of the Office of the Auditor General of British Columbia, Victoria, November 10, 2004

• Remembrance Day Ceremony, Victoria, November 11, 2004 • Reception in Honour of Maestro Pinchas Zukerman and the Members of the National

Arts Centre Orchestra, Victoria, November 17, 2004 • Newspaper clipping: “Ellen Fairclough, 1905 -2004”, The Hamilton Spectator,

November 15, 2004 (includes a note from Kathy, November 17, 2004) • Police Honours Night, Victoria, November 18, 2004 • Victoria Flower Arrangers’ Guild “Christmas Floral Fantasy” Show, Victoria,

November 19, 2004 • Correctional Service Canada Exemplary Service Medal Ceremony, Victoria,

November 19, 2004 • Pioneers of British Columbia’s Parks and Protected Areas Lunch, Victoria, November

24, 2004 (includes: newspaper clipping: “Victoria could use some wisdom of the elders on parks”, The Vancouver Sun)

• Courtenay / Comox Visit (Columbia House Tea, Kiwanis Club Banquet in Honour of Mr. Norman Leung) November 25, 2004

• Lieutenant Governor’s Awards of Excellence in the B.C. Wine Industry, November 26, 2004

• State of the Fraser Basin Conference Awards Luncheon, Vancouver, November, 27, 2004

• Vancouver Opera: Opening Night of “Madama Butterfly”, Vancouver, November 27, 2004

• Vancouver Police Department Police Exemplary Service Medal Award Ceremony and Luncheon, Vancouver, November 30, 2004

2009.6.11.55

Speeches: December, 2004 (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• Art Gallery of Greater Victoria Exhibition Opening: “French Master”, Victoria, December 2, 2004

• Consular Corps Briefing and Reception, Victoria, December 2, 2004 • Eco-Star Community Environment Awards, Victoria, December 3, 2004 • The Friends of Government House Gardens Society Christmas Luncheon, Victoria,

December 4, 2004 • Vancouver Rape Relief and Women’s Shelter Public Event, Vancouver, December 6,

2004 • Children’s Christmas Tree Decorating, Victoria, December 7, 2004 • Senior’s Christmas Tea, Victoria, December 8, 2004 • The Commissionaires, Victoria, The Islands and Yukon Division’s Christmas

Reception, Esquimalt, December 8, 2004 • Senior’s Christmas Tea, Victoria, December 9, 2004 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Herb (Le Roy?) re: Season’s Greetings,

December 10, 2004 • Memorial Service in Memory of the Late David Grierson, Victoria, December 11,

2004


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2009.6.11.55 (cont’d)

• Email to Iona Campagnolo from Heidi Elliott re: today’s chit, December 15, 2004 • B.C. Provincial Government Cabinet Minister Swearing-in Ceremony, Victoria,

December 15, 2004 • Christmas card to Iona Campagnolo from Bill Dale, December 20, 2004 • Christmas card to Iona Campagnolo from Margaret Fulton, December 21, 2004 • Thank you card to Iona Campagnolo from Joan Anderson, CBC Radio Regional

Director re: opening tribute to David Grierson, December 24, 2004 • Card of congratulations to Iona Campagnolo from the 2010 Legacies Now Society re:

naming one of 100 most powerful women in Canada, December 29, 2004 • Christmas card created for Iona Campagnolo, Lieutenant Governor of B.C., Christmas

2004 • Government House rendition of “The Night Before Christmas”, December 2004

2009.6.11.56 Miscellaneous, 2004 • Unidentified handwritten speech re: sovereignty and democracy (page 2 and 3) • Unidentified speech (?) re: Liard First Nation and the Kaska Tribal Council


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• New Year’s Day Levée, Victoria, January 1, 2005 • New Year’s Day Levée, Chilliwack, January 1, 2005 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Summe (?) re: personal correspondence, January

2, 2005 • Email to Iona Campagnolo from Chantelle Fortin re: Coastal Communities Network

(January 4, 2005) • Press release and handwritten notes re: condolences for tsunami victims, January 5,

2005 • Trip Aboard MV Uchuck III (Gold River to Kyuquot) January 12-13, 2005 • Trip Aboard MV Uchuck III (Kyuquot to Gold River) January 14, 2005 • J.P. Fell Pipe Band’s Annual Burns Supper, North Vancouver, January 15, 2005 • Corporation of Land Surveyors of the Province of BC Centennial Reception, Victoria,

January 18, 2005 • University of Victoria Veteran’s Oral History Project Launch and Naming of the

Canadian Military Collection, Victoria, January 20, 2005 • Official Opening of 442 Search and Rescue Squadron’s 14 Hangar, Comox, January

21, 2005 • Federal Superannuates National Association Vancouver Branch Lunch Meeting,

Vancouver, January 25, 2005 • Members Advisory re: tsunami response and newspaper clippings re: tsunami (from

The Globe & Mail, The Vancouver Sun, Lookout News, ca. January 2005) • New Year’s Wishes to Iona Campagnolo from H.I.H. Princess Takamado, January 31,

2005

2009.6.11.58

Speeches: February, 2005 [CONFIDENTIAL] (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newspaper clippings, background material)

• BC Provincial Government Cabinet Minister Swearing-in Ceremony, Victoria, February 1, 2005

• Partial itinerary for visit to Sechelt (ca. Feb. 2005) • Royal Jubilee Hospital Auxiliary Annual Meeting and 80th Anniversary Celebration,

Victoria, February 7, 2005 • Prorogation of the Fifth Session of the 37th Parliament of B.C., Victoria, February 8,

2005 • Opening of the Sixth Session of the 37th Parliament of B.C., Victoria, February 8,

2005 • Sunshine Coast Trip (Lund, Powell River) February 8-9, 2005 • Newspaper clippings re: Throne Speech, The Vancouver Sun, February 9, 2005 • Correspondence from Eric Rancourt, Researcher & Regional Coordinator Orders

Section to Iona Campagnolo re: appointment to the Order of Canada, February 10, 2005

• Email to Herb LeRoy from G.W. Pash re: Senior Appointments 2005 – Generals and


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2009.6.11.58 (cont’d)

Flag Officers (February 14, 2005) • North Vancouver Island Coastal Trip (Victoria to Port McNeill) February 14, 2005 • North Vancouver Island Coastal Trip (Port McNeill, Port Alice, Quatsino, and Winter

Harbour) February 15, 2005 • North Vancouver Island Coastal Trip (Port Hardy, Port McNeill, Sointula) February

16, 2005 • North Vancouver Island Coastal Trip (Travel Day) February 17, 2005 • BC / Yukon Society of Transition Houses, Building Bridges for Prevention of Older

Woman Abuse Forum, Vancouver, February 18, 2005 • The Royal Westminster Regiment Annual Mess Dinner, New Westminster, February

19, 2005 • Memorandum re: Malaspina University Model United Nations (MALUMUN) Youth

Conference, Nanaimo, February 21, 2005 • Email correspondence between Chantelle Fortin and Chris Aikenhead, film maker,

sent to Herb LeRoy re: featuring Iona Campagnolo in video tribute for Global TV’s Trailblazers series, February 24, 2005 (includes resumé of Chris Aikenhead) [CONFIDENTIAL]

• Citizenship Ceremony hosted by Coho Area, Scouts Canada, Port Coquitlam, February 26, 2005

• 100th Anniversary of Rotary International Celebration, Vancouver, February 26, 2005

2009.6.11.59 Speeches: March, 2005 (I) (includes speeches, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newspaper clippings, background material)

• Sport B.C.’s Athlete of the Year Awards, Vancouver, March 2, 2005 • Email regarding Jan Egland from Jennifer Campagnolo to Iona Campagnolo, March

3, 2005 • Royal B.C. Museum Reception and Opening of “Tibet: Mountains and Valleys,

Castles and Tents” Exhibit, Victoria, March 3, 2005 • Rotary Club of Victoria Luncheon in celebration of Rotary International’s 100th

Anniversary, Victoria, March 3, 2005 • EXPO 2005 The Wisdom of Diversity, Vancouver, March 4, 2005 • B.C. Teacher’s Institute on Parliamentary Democracy Reception and Awards

Ceremony, Victoria, March 4, 2005 • Newspaper clipping “Memories” focus on Pierre Trudeau, Globe and Mail, March 5,

2005 • Disability Resource Network of B.C. Conference Opening, Vancouver, March 7, 2005 • Rosemary Brown Award for Women Presentation and Tea, Victoria, March 8, 2005

(includes newspaper insert “They’re Worth It” from the National Post, March 8, 2005)

• Heilongjiang, China, Government Representatives Visit, Refreshments & Tour, Victoria, March 8, 2005

• SHOAL Centre Opening, Sidney, March 10, 2005 • Commonwealth Day Gala Reception, Vancouver, March 14, 2005 • B.C. Achievement Awards, Victoria, March 15, 2005 • Queen Alexandra Foundation for Children, Donor Recognition Reception, Victoria,

March 18, 2005


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2009.6.11.60 Speeches: March, 2005 (II) (includes speeches, memoranda, draft memoranda, event

programmes, event itineraries, background material) • B.C. Association of Aboriginal Friendship Centres, B.C. Aboriginal Youth

Conference, Vancouver, March 21, 2005 • Exercise COUGAR SALVO, Kamloops, March 22, 2005 • Scouts Canada Queen’s Venturer Ceremony, Victoria, March 23, 2005 • B.C. Epilepsy Society AGM, Vancouver, March 29, 2005 • HMCS HURON Decommissioning Ceremony, Esquimalt Dockyard, March 31, 2005

2009.6.11.61 Speeches: April, 2005 (I) (includes speeches, memoranda, draft memoranda, event

programmes, event itineraries, background material) • 19 Wing Comox Mess Dinner in Celebration of the 81st Anniversary of the Royal

Canadian Air Force, Comox, April 1, 2005 • Abbotsford Police Department’s 50th Anniversary Dinner, Abbotsford, April 2, 2005 • City Status Celebration, Campbell River, April 4, 2005 • Citizen Reaffirmation Ceremony in Honour of the 100th Anniversary of Rotary,

Campbell River, April 4, 2005 • Grand Council of the Order of St. John Dinner, Victoria, April 5, 2005 • The International Association of Women Judges, Judges Across Borders Conference

Opening Reception, Victoria, April 6, 2005 • Coastal Carvers Exhibition, Nanoose Bay, April 8, 2005 • Cathedral Deans of North America Conference Tea, Victoria, April 8, 2005 • Assembly of B.C. Arts Councils Dinner, Prince George, April 9, 2005 • Lieutenant Governor’s Awards for Excellence in the B.C. Wine Industry Call for

Entries Launch, Victoria, April 11, 2005 • The Royal Canadian Legion Book Launch: We Will Remember Them (includes copy

of book) Victoria, April 12, 2005 • Ducks Unlimited Canada Awards, Victoria, April 13, 2005 • Tribute to the late George Radford, Victoria, April 14, 2005 • Historic Anniversary Memorial of the 60th Anniversary of the Liberation of the

Concentration Camp at Bergen Belsen, Victoria, April 14, 2005

2009.6.11.62

Speeches: April, 2005 (II) (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newspaper clippings, background material)

• Luncheon in honour of Gerry and Hazel Vanslyke, Victoria, April 15, 2005 • Dinner in Honour of the Media, Victoria, April 15, 2005 • Unveiling and Dedication of the New Veterans Memorial at the Save-on-Foods

Memorial Centre, Victoria, April 16, 2005 • Dinner in Honour of the Honourary Aides De Camp, Victoria, April 16, 2005 • Newspaper clipping: “In the new arena, they shall be remembered” The Capital, April

17, 2005 • Dissolution of Legislature, April 19, 2005 • 50th Anniversary of the Maritime Museum of B.C., Victoria, April 19, 2005 • Army, Navy and Air Force Veterans in Canada Provincial Convention, Sidney, April

22, 2005 • Community Foundations of Canada B.C. Regional Meeting Opening Dinner, Victoria,

April 22, 2004


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2009.6.11.62 (cont’d)

• 2005 Season Opening of the Doukhobor Village Museum, Castlegar, April 24, 2005 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Bruce Gibson-Bean re: thank-you, April 26, 2005 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Ron Fulber re: past visit, April 27, 2005 • The Union Club of B.C. 125th Anniversary Year Closing Dinner, April 28, 2005 • American Rhododendron Society Annual Convention, Victoria, April 28, 2005 • Luncheon in Honour of the Honourary Colonels of B.C., Victoria, April 29, 2005 • Lieutenant Governor’s B.C. Book Prizes Gala, Vancouver, April 30, 2005


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2009.6.11.63 Speeches: May, 2005 (I) (includes speeches, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• Memorandum: Institute of Public Administration Canada (IPAC) Lieutenant Governor’s Silver Medal of Excellence Presentation Ceremony, Victoria, June 1, 2005

• Canadian Hard of Hearing Association Conference Opening Reception, Kelowna, June 2, 2005

• City of Kelowna Centenary Celebrations, May 5, 2005 • “Learning to Lead” Conference Opening Reception, Prince George, May 6, 2005 • Program: Vancouver Island Spring Tattoo, Esquimalt, May 7, 2005 • The Duke of Edinburgh’s Silver Award Presentation Ceremony, May 7, 2005 • The Royal Canadian Legion’s 60th Anniversary of V.E. Day, Cumberland, May 8,

2005 • Variety International Humanitarian Award Dinner, Vancouver, May 12, 2005 • Chinese Canadian Military Museum Visit and Luncheon, Vancouver, May 12, 2005 • Girl Guides of Canada Chief Commissioner’s Gold Award Presentation Ceremony,

Victoria, May 14, 2005 • Calendar print out – May 17-22, 2005 • Delta Kappa Gamma’s Founder’s Day Tea, Victoria, May 17, 2005 • Institute of Chartered Accountants of B.C. 100th Anniversary Dinner, Victoria, May

18, 2005

2009.6.11.64 Speeches: May, 2005 (II) (includes speeches, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• YM-YWCA Women of Distinction Awards Dinner, Victoria, May 19, 2005 • Vancouver Youth Symphony Orchestra Society’s 75th Anniversary Gala Concert,

Vancouver, May 22, 2005 • Nanaimo Empire Days Fireworks Reception, Nanaimo, May 22, 2005 • Luncheon in honour of Her Excellency Mary McAleese, President of Ireland,

Victoria, May 26, 2005 • The Association of Former MLAs of British Columbia Dinner, Victoria, May 27,

2005 • 1726 Canadian Scottish Regiment Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps’ 65th Annual

Ceremonial Review, Comox, May 28, 2005 • World Wildlife Fund International, National Organization Conference, Vancouver,

May 30, 2005 • Monterey Elementary School’s Children’s Art Exhibition, Oak Bay, May 31, 2005

2009.6.11.65

Speeches: June, 2005 (includes speeches, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• Canadian Hard of Hearing Association Conference Opening Reception, Kelowna, June 2, 2005

• Simon Fraser University Spring Convocation Ceremony, Burnaby, June 3, 2005 • Day of Portugal Celebration, Victoria, June 4, 2005


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2009.6.11.65 (cont’d)

• Northwest Trip (Smithers, Kispiox Rodeo, Hazelton, Terrace) June 5, 2005 • Northwest Trip (Terrace) June 6, 2005 • Northwest Trip (Terrace, Kitimat) June 7, 2005 • Memorandum re: Northwest Trip (Terrace/Vancouver) June 8, 2005 • Cape Lazo Middle School Visit, Comox, June 10, 2005 • Vancouver Island Military Museum New Expansion Opening, Nanaimo, June 15,

2005 • Swearing-in Ceremony of the Premier and Cabinet of the Government of B.C.,

Victoria, June 16, 2005 • Creative Peace Mural Project Display and Reception, Victoria, June 16, 2005 • 2005 B.C. Legislative Interns Visit, Victoria, June 17, 2005 • The Victoria Foundation Reception, Victoria, June 17, 2005 • Lifeboat Naming and Dedication Ceremonies (Cape Ann & Cape Edensaw), Victoria,

June 23, 2005 • 2005 Victoria Tall Ships Festival, Official Welcome and Opening Ceremonies,

Victoria, June 23, 2005 • June 23, 2005 - calendar print out • B.C. Special Olympics 2005 Provincial Summer Games Opening Ceremonies,

Courtenay, June 23, 2005 • June 24, 2005 - calendar print out • St. John House Opening Ceremony, Nanaimo, June 24, 2005 • June 25, 2005 - calendar print out • Shawnigan Lake School’s Closing (Graduation) Day, Shawnigan Lake, June 25, 2005 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Joy Illington, re: recent visit, June 28, 2005 • Order of British Columbia Dinner, Victoria, June 29, 2005 • Presentation for Investiture and Reception – Order of British Columbia, Victoria, June

29, 2005

2009.6.11.66

Speeches: July, 2005 (I) (includes speeches, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• Canada Day at Canada Place 2005 Citizenship Ceremony, Vancouver, July 1, 2005 • Central Coast and Nemiah Valley Trip (Bella Bella, Shearwater) July 2, 2005 • Central Coast and Nemiah Valley Trip (Shearwater, Klemtu) July 3, 2005 • Central Coast and Nemiah Valley Trip (Shearwater, McKenzie’s Rock, Bella Coola)

July 4, 2005 • Central Coast and Nemiah Valley Trip (Xeni Gwent’in First Nation Nemiah Valley)

July 5, 2005 • Central Coast and Nemiah Valley Trip (Nemiah Valley, Alexis Creek, Williams Lake)

July 6, 2005 • Memorandum re: Music on the Lawn Concert No. 1, Victoria, July 7, 2005 • MARPAC Operation Mijmegen Marching Team Luncheon, Victoria, July 8, 2005 • Launch of The Kids Book of ‘Aboriginal Peoples in Canada’, Victoria, July 9, 2005 • Memorandum re: Mr. Peter Beale’s Visit to the Victorian Rose Garden, Victoria, July

10, 2005 • 100th Anniversary of the B.C. Women’s Amateur Golf Championship, Victoria, July

10, 2005 • Uniglobe travel itinerary for Iona Campagnolo, from Victoria to Penticton and return

(July 13, 2005)


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2009.6.11.66 (cont’d)

• North American Wildlife Enforcement Officers Association Conference, July 13, 2005

• Closing Ceremony of the Assembly of First Nations 27th Annual General Assembly, Vancouver, July 13, 2005

• Music on the Lawn Concert No. 2, Victoria, July 14, 2005

2009.6.11.67 Speeches: July, 2005 (II) (includes speeches, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• Canadian Peacekeeping Service Medal Presentation, Victoria, July 20, 2005 • Memorandum re: Music on the Lawn Concert No. 3, Victoria, July 21, 2005 • Program for the visit of the Governor General to Government House, July 22-28th,

2005 • Veterans Memorials Dedication Ceremony, Vancouver, July 24, 2005 • Maritime Forces Pacific Change-of-Command Dinner, Victoria, July 25, 2005 • Governor General’s Luncheon, Victoria, July 25, 2005 • Government House Volunteers Summer Barbecue, Victoria, July 26, 2005 • The Governor General’s Caring Canadians Awards Ceremony, Victoria, July 26, 2005 • Victoria International 2005 Flower and Garden Festival Opening, Victoria, July 27,

2005 • Central British Columbia Trip (Kamloops) July 28, 2005 • Memorandum re: Central British Columbia Trip (Revelstoke, Golden, Field) July 30,

2005

2009.6.11.68 Speeches: August, 2005 (includes speeches, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• August, 2005 – calendar print out • Program: “19 Wing Comox, Armed Forces Day Air Show, August 7, 2005” • Memorandum re: Lieutenant Governor’s Awards of Excellence in the B.C. Wines –

Okanagan Presentations Trip, Okanagan, August 10, 2005 • Lieutenant Governor’s Awards of Excellence in the B.C. Wines-Okanagan

Presentations Trip, Okanagan region, August 11, 2005 • Memorandum re: Lieutenant Governor’s Awards of Excellence in the B.C. Wines –

Okanagan Presentations Trip, Langley, August 12, 2005 • Ernest (Alvia) “Smokey” Smith, V.C., C.M., O.B.C., Funeral, Vancouver, August 13,

2005 • Year of the Veteran Garden of Remembrance Ceremony, Victoria, August 15, 2005 • 60th Anniversary of the End of WWII in Asia and the Pacific Region Reception,

Victoria, August, 15, 2005


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2009.6.11.69 Speeches: September, 2005 (includes speeches, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• September, 2005 – calendar print out • World Congress on Melanoma, Vancouver, September 6, 2005 • Victorian Order of Nurses (VON) British Columbia Volunteer Recognition Event,

Vancouver, September 7, 2005 • Washington State Lieutenant Governor and Senior Legislators Reception, Victoria,

September 8, 2005 • Metchosin Pavilion Opening, Metchosin, September 10, 2005 • 7th Annual North Shore Candlelight Tribute, North Vancouver, September 10, 2005

(includes a 2005 Year of the Veteran, “Thank You” badge) • Opening of the B.C. Legislature Reception, Victoria, September 11, 2005 • September 12, 2005 – calendar print out • Opening of the First Session of the 38th Parliament of B.C., Victoria, September 12,

2005 • Burma Squadron’s 61st Annual Reunion, Harrison Hot Springs, September 12, 2005 • Memorandum re: Election of the Speaker, Victoria, September 12, 2005 • Sidney Lions Club Charter Night Dinner, North Saanich, September 13, 2005 • 16th Parliamentary Visitor Services Association Conference Tea, Victoria, September

15, 2005 • Victoria Hospice Society’s AGM and the 25th Anniversary of Victoria Hospice,

Victoria, September 15, 2005 • 25th Annual Terry Fox Run, Vancouver, September 16, 2005 • Memorandum re: 37th Congress of the International Society of Pediatric Oncology

Opening Ceremony, Vancouver, Sept 21, 2005 • First Nations Firefighters Long Service Awards, Kamloops, September 24, 2005 • B.C. Rivers Day Music Festival, Prince George, September 25, 2005 • 39 Canadian Brigade Group Change-of-Command Parade, Vancouver, September 24,

2005 • Unidentified speech (100th Anniversary?) ca. September 27, 2005 • Union of British Columbia Municipalities Luncheon, Vancouver, September 29, 2005

2009.6.11.70

Speeches: October, 2005 (I) (includes speeches, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• The Order of St. John Provincial Investiture, Victoria, October 1, 2005 • 18th Annual Emergency Preparedness Conference, Vancouver, October 4, 2005 • Program for the Public Service Long Service Awards held in Victoria at Government

House, October 4-19, 2005 • Public Service Long Service Awards (Ceremony #1) Victoria, October 4, 2005 • Public Service Long Service Awards(Ceremony #2) Victoria, October 5, 2005 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Anne re: gift and Communities in Bloom event,

October 5, 2005 • Public Service Long Service Awards, Victoria, October 6, 2005 • Takao Tanabe Exhibition, Victoria, October 6, 2005


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2009.6.11.70 (cont’d)

• Public Service Long Service Awards (Ceremony #5) Victoria, October 11, 2005 • Public Service Long Service Awards (Ceremony #6) Victoria, October 12, 2005

2009.6.11.71 Speeches: October, 2005 (II) (includes speeches, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• Public Service Long Service Awards (Ceremony #7) Victoria, October 13, 2005 • BC Innovation Council Annual Awards Dinner, Vancouver, October 17, 2005 • Public Service Long Service Awards, Victoria, October 18, 2005 • Public Service Long Service Awards (Ceremony #8) Victoria, October19, 2005 • Jack Webster Awards Dinner (presentation to Vicki Gaberaeu), Vancouver, October

20, 2005 • 10th Annual Comox Valley Foundation Gala, Courtenay, October 22, 2005 • Memorandum re: Children’s Pumpkin Carving Party / Pumpkin Art Display Opening,

Victoria, October 24, 2005 • Canada Millennium Scholarship Foundation’s Excellence Award Laureates Tea,

Victoria, October 25, 2005 • Langham Court Theatre Grand Opening, Victoria, October 26, 2005 • Provincial Corrections Exemplary Service Medal Presentation Ceremony, Victoria,

October 27, 2005 • The Royal Canadian Legion South Vancouver Island Zone Poppy Presentation,

Victoria, October 27, 2005 2009.6.11.72 Speeches: November, 2005 (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft

memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material) • The Friends of Government House Gardens Society and Volunteers Recognition

Reception, Victoria, November 2, 2005 • The Commissionaires, Victoria, The Island, and Yukon Awards Ceremony, Victoria,

November 3, 2005 • Heilongjiang, China, Government Representatives Visit and Tea, Victoria, November

4, 2005 • Vancouver Island Opera’s “La Bohème”, Parksville, November 4, 2005 • Memorandum re: The Duke of Edinburgh’s Silver Award Presentation Ceremony,

Victoria, November 5, 2005 • Simon Fraser University Gift Presentation to the Centre for Coastal Studies “Speaking

for the Salmon” Town Hall Meeting, Vancouver, November 7, 2005 • Peace Officer’s Memorial Ribbon Society Appreciation Event, Vancouver, November

10, 2005 • Remembrance Day Ceremony, Vancouver, November 11, 2005 • Remembrance Day Ceremony, Pender Harbour, November 11, 2005 • Royal Canadian Humane Association Awards Investiture Ceremony, Victoria,

November 16, 2005 • Police Honours Night, Victoria, November 17, 2005 • Volunteer Committees of Art Museums Tea, Victoria, November 18, 2005 • Correspondence to Iona Campagnolo from Pip and Catherine Holmes re: personal

correspondence, November 18, 2005 • Hadassah-WIZO Organization of Canada 38th Annual National Convention,

Vancouver, November 20, 2005 • Lumière Restaurant’s 10th Anniversary – Lieutenant Governor’s Award Winning

Winemakers Dinner, Vancouver, November 21, 2005 • Correctional Service Canada Exemplary Service Medal Ceremony, Victoria,

November 25, 2005


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2009.6.11.73 Speeches: December, 2005 (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• First Nations Summit Aboriginal Veterans Recognition Ceremony, Vancouver, December 1, 2005

• “Media Advisory: Holiday Season Sparkles at Government House” (http://www.ltgove.bc.ca/whatsnew; printed out on December 1, 2005)

• Media Message [Christmas Greetings, ca. December 2005] • Memorandum re: Saanich Police Department Christmas Reception, Victoria,

December 2, 2005 • 5th (British Columbia) Field Regiment, Royal Canadian Artillery 150th Anniversary

and St. Barbara’s Day Feast, Victoria, December 3, 2005 • The Friends of Government House Gardens Society Christmas Luncheon, Victoria,

December 3, 2005 • Children’s Christmas Tree Decorating, Victoria, December 6, 2005 • Christmas Tea, Victoria, December 7, 2005 • The DeMezy Memorial Abbeyfield Society and Oak Bay Heritage’s Christmas

Gathering at Kildonan House, Victoria, December 8, 2005 • Lieutenant Governor’s Award for Public Safety, Victoria, December 9, 2005 • Wing Commander’s Christmas Open House, Comox, December 11, 2005 • The Canadian Club of Victoria Annual Christmas Tea, Victoria, December 14, 2005 • Overview of Nicola Valley Institute of Technology, Merritt, B.C., December 2005 • Christmas card to Iona Campagnolo from Irene & Dempsey, December 29, 2005 • 2005 Christmas cards (4) created for Iona Campagnolo, the Lieutenant Governor of

B.C., featuring picture of Iona Campagnolo with members of the Arctic Surveillance / Sovereignty Patrol – 19 Wing Comox, 407 Squadron

2009.6.11.74 Miscellaneous Correspondence, 2005

• Unidentified speech re: duties of a Lieutenant Governor • Copy of Canada World View “The U.N. at 60: Where to Now?” (Foreign Affairs

Canada, Summer 2005) • Community Dinner in Sointula, B.C. at the Wild Island Foods Restaurant • Memorial speech for Patrick Nagle • Page 4 of 4 of Memorandum, ca. May 13, 2005 • Fax listing MLA throughout B.C., 2005 • Central Middle School information pamphlet: “T.A.S.K. Birdbox” program


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• January – October 2006 calendar printouts • New Year’s Day Levée, Logan Lake, January 1, 2006 • Government House New Year’s Day Levee, Victoria, January 1, 2006 • Attendee list for Commemorative Integrity Statement Workshop, Victoria, January

11, 2006 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from John (?) re: appointment as Honourary Colonel,

January 16, 2006 • Newspaper clipping: “Vote Smart: the issue: Is the Canadian model for relations with

aboriginals beyond repair”, The Globe and Mail, January 16, 2006 • Historians Luncheon, Victoria, January 20, 2006 • Lawrie Wallace Funeral, Victoria, January 21, 2006 • Dinner in Honour of Colonel Phillip D.P. Holmes and the Honourary Aides de Camp,

Victoria, January 21, 2006 • Office of the Auditor General of British Columbia Luncheon, Victoria, January 25,

2006 • Governor General’s Caring Canadian Award, Presentation, Vancouver, January 27,

2006 • National Aboriginal Achievement Awards Dinner and Awards Ceremony, Vancouver,

January 27, 2006 • Premier’s Excellence Awards, Victoria, January 28, 2006 • Vancouver Chinatown’s 2006 Chinese New Year Reception and Parade, Vancouver,

January 29, 2006

2009.6.11.76

Speeches: February, 2006 (includes speeches, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• B.C. Association of Police Boards Conference, Victoria, February 10, 2006 • Plenary Session of the Society of Range Management Annual Meeting and

Convention, Vancouver, February 13, 2006 • Prorogation of the First Session of the 38th Parliament of British Columbia, Victoria,

February 14, 2006 • Opening of the Second Session of the 38th Parliament of British Columbia, Victoria,

February 14, 2006 • Outline Schedule for Her Honour’s Visit to Port Alice, Port Hardy, Port McNeill,

Sointula, February 14-17, 2006 (includes speech to Sointula) • Malaspina University Model United Nations (MALUMUN) Youth Conference,

Nanaimo, February 21, 2006 • Northern Lights College’s “Networks” Professional Development Event, Dawson

Creek, February 23, 2006 • Pacific Region of the Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary 27th Annual Awards Ceremony

and Banquet, Vancouver, February 25, 2006 • 60th Anniversary of Centennial United Church’s Prairie Night Celebration, Victoria,

February 26, 2006


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2009.6.11.76 (cont’d)

• Her Honour’s Trip to Alberta, Edmonton, Drumheller and Calgary, February 28 – March 1, 2006

2009.6.11.77 Correspondence and State Resolutions re: The lynching of Louie Sam in 1884

(September 2005 to February 2006) • Letter from Brad Owen, Lieutenant Governor of Washington State, U.S.A., to Iona

Campagnolo, Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia re: recent State delegation trip to B.C. and Iona Campagnolo’s suggestion to address injustice of Louie Sam case, September 27, 2005

• Email correspondence from Terry Glavin to Iona Campagnolo re: Louie Sam, October 6, 2005

• House of Representatives Resolution#4715 passed on March 1, 2006 by the State of Washington, House of Representatives re: the lynching of Louie Sam in 1884 and an official apology – Resolution sent to Iona Campagnolo.

• Senate Resolution # 8729 passed on February 27, 2006 by the Washington State Senate re: the lynching of Louie Sam in 1884 and an official apology – resolution sent to Iona Campagnolo.

2009.6.11.78 Speeches: March, 2006 (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft

memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material) • Conference of the Canadian Government Houses Dinner, Victoria, March 3, 2006 • Consulting Engineers of British Columbia Awards Gala, Vancouver, March 4, 2006 • Arrival of Her Excellency The Right Honourable Michaëlle Jean, Governor General

of Canada, Victoria, March 6, 2006 • Trip aboard HMCS CALGARY accompanied by Her Excellency The Right

Honourable Michaëlle Jean, Governor General of Canada, Victoria, March 7, 2006 • Tour of Government House Gardens and Dedication Ceremony of the New Summer

House, Victoria, March 7, 2006 • International Women’s Day Luncheon in the presence of Her Excellency The Right

Honourable Michaëlle Jean, Governor General of Canada, Victoria, March 8, 2006 (speech)

• Program for B.C. Cadet Honour Band 2006, presented by Regional Cadet Support Unit (Pacific), March 10-18, 2006

• British Columbia Association of Aboriginal Friendship Centres British Columbia Aboriginal Youth Conference Opening Ceremonies, Kamloops, March 12, 2006

• The Royal Commonwealth Society of Canada 2005 Commonwealth Day Luncheon, Victoria, March 13, 2006

• Regrets from the Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia, March 15 – April 7, 2006 • Chief Roy Mussell Celebration of Life Memorial Service, Chilliwack, March 15, 2006

(includes a red cloth ribbon) • Greater Victoria Police Diversity Advisory Committee Award for the Elimination of

Racism and Discrimination in the Greater Victoria Area, Victoria, March 21, 2006 • Order of Canada Investiture: Mr. John Turvey, Comox, March 24, 2006 • 2006 “Words on the Water” Campbell River Writers’ Festival, Campbell River,

March 24, 2006 • Induction of The Very Reverence Logan McMenamie as Rector of Christ Church

Cathedral and Installation as Dean of Columbia, Victoria, March 26, 2006 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Margaret re: International Women’s Day

Celebration, March 28, 2006


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2009.6.11.79 Speeches: April, 2006 (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• Royal Canadian Air Force Anniversary Mess Dinner, Comox, April 1, 2006 • Rosemary Brown Awards, Vancouver, April 5, 2006 • University of the Highlands and Islands Millennium Institute Inverness, Scotland

Visit, Victoria, April 5, 2006 • Shawnigan Lake School’s First Nations’ Bursary Feast, Shawnigan Lake, April 8,

2006 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Pip (Holmes) re: Easter wishes, April 12, 2006 • Correspondence from Herb LeRoy to Iona Campagnolo re: death of Ted Brothers

(April 18, 1006) • Order of British Columbia Investiture, Victoria, April 18, 2006 • Annual Convention of the Icelandic National League of North America, Victoria,

April 21, 2006 • Greater Victoria Youth Orchestra 20th Anniversary Gala Concert, Victoria, April 22,

2006 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Adrienne Clarkson re: gardening, April 22, 2006 • Duke of Edinburgh’s Silver Award Presentation Ceremony in the Presence of His

Royal Highness The Earl of Wessex, Victoria, April 22, 2006 • Spring Children’s Concert: “Success by 6”, Victoria, April 23, 2006 • 5th (B.C.) Field Regiment, Royal Canadian Artillery Visit, Victoria, April 25, 2006 • British Columbia Community Achievement Awards, Victoria, April 26, 2006 • Great Unsolved Mysteries in Canadian History – Mysteries Project Launch, Victoria,

April 27, 2006 • B.C. Teacher’s Institute on Parliamentary Democracy Ceremony and Dinner,

Victoria, April 27, 2006 • National Women’s Retreat Dinner, Victoria, April 28, 2006 • Celebrate Canada Committee for British Columbia’s Canada Day Poster Challenge

Reception, Vancouver, April 28, 2006 • Lieutenant Governor’s B.C. Book Prize Gala, Vancouver, April 29, 2006 • The Cary Bulletin, published by the Friends of Government House Gardens Society,

vol. 14, issue 2, April 2006

2009.6.11.80

Speeches: May, 2006 [*CONFIDENTIAL*] (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newspaper clippings, background material)

• Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Frances Hauson re: personal correspondence (includes newspaper clipping re: I.C. appointment to Lieutenant Governor of B.C.) May 2, 2006

• Coastal Communities / Nass Valley Trip, May 2-4, 2006 • Copy of the “Premier’s statement on the new relationship with Aboriginal People”,

May 4, 2006; includes newspaper clippings: o “Metis bridged the gap” The Vancouver Sun, ca. May 2006 o “Message to the future” The Vancouver Sun, ca. May 2006 o “Gordon Campbell, a.k.a. Chamatook” The Vancouver Sun o “Recognize aboriginals as nation in Canada, Campbell says”, The

Vancouver Sun, November 27, 2006 • Email to Iona Campagnolo from Janelle Robinson (age 14) re: Nisga’a Special

Assembly, May 5, 2006


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2009.6.11.80 (cont’d)

• Wilp Wilxo’oskwhl Nisga’a May 2006 Report to the Lieutenant Governor re: list of students selected to represent Nass Valley [*CONFIDENTIAL*]

• Town of Sidney and Army, Navy and Air Force Association in Canada, Sidney Unit No. 32, Veteran Statue Unveiling, Sidney, May 7, 2006

• Saanich Police Department Centennial Parade, Victoria, May 13, 2006 • Girl Guides of Canada Chief Commissioner’s Gold Award Presentation Ceremony,

Victoria, May 13, 2006 • The Unveiling Ceremony of the Millennium Stained-Glass Windows and Lunch,

Victoria, May 16, 2006 • Media Dinner, Victoria, May 18, 2006 • Operation Remembrance Ceremony, Surrey, May 25, 2006 • The Municipality of Saanich’s Centennial Pioneer Tea, Victoria, May 25, 2006 • 2006 British Columbia Legislative Interns Visit, Victoria, May 26, 2006 • The Association of Former MLAs of British Columbia Dinner, Victoria, May 26,

2005 • Elders Council for Parks in British Columbia Awards Dinner, Penticton, May 27,

2006 • City of Vancouver Mounted Police Squad’s Open House, Vancouver, May 27, 2006 • District of Coldstream Centennial Community Picnic and Barbecue, Coldstream, May

28, 2006 • Memorial Service for the Sullivan Mine Incident, Kimberley, May 29, 2006


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2009.6.11.81 Speeches: June, 2006 (I) (includes speeches, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• June 2006 Terraces Diary re: gardening days, June 1-29, 2006 • Calendar & Notes: June 6-20, 2006 • Institute of Public Administration Canada (IPAC) Lieutenant Governor’s Silver

Medal of Excellence Presentation Ceremony, Victoria, June 1, 1006 • Comox Valley Air Force Museum Association, Inaugural Dedication of Heritage

Stones, June 4, 2006 • The Victoria Foundation 70th Anniversary Vital-a-Tea, Victoria, June 6, 2006 • Welcome Reception and Media Conference for Canadian and Chinese National

Olympic Teams Honouring the First Olympic Sports Exchange, Vancouver, June 7, 2006

• Memorandum: Bard on the Beach Shakespeare Festival, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”, Vancouver, June 7, 2006

• Duke of Edinburgh’s Gold Award Presentation Ceremony in the Presence of His Royal Highness The Earl of Wessex, Victoria, June 7, 2006

• Arrival of Their Royal Highnesses The Earl and Countess of Wessex, Victoria, June 8, 2006

• Program for Government House: Working Visit of Their Royal Highnesses The Earl and Countess of Wessex, Victoria, June 8-9, 2006

• Luncheon in the Presence of Their Royal Highnesses The Earl and Countess of Wessex, Victoria, June 9, 2006

• Saanich Freeman Ceremony, Victoria, June 10, 2006 • The Whistler Forum for Dialogue Leadership Sea to Sky Cohort Graduation

Presentation and Luncheon, Whistler, June 16, 2006 • Architectural Institute of B.C. Awards Ceremony, Vancouver, June 16, 2006 • St. James’ Anglican Church 125th Anniversary Flower Show and High Tea,

Vancouver, June 17, 2006 • Prostate Cancer Research Foundation of Canada Father’s Day Run, Vancouver, June

18, 2006 • Visit to Tony Barrett Mount Washington Marmot Recovery Centre, Mount

Washington, June 19, 2006

2009.6.11.82

Speeches: June, 2006 (II) (includes speeches, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• Memorandum: Luncheon in Honour of Dr. Donna McAlear, Victoria, June 20, 2006 • Greater Victoria Chamber of Commerce Gala Dinner, Victoria, June 20, 2006 • Order of British Columbia Investiture and Reception, Victoria, June 22, 2006 • Order of British Columbia Dinner, Victoria, June 22, 2006 • World Peace Forum, 2006, Vancouver, June 23, 2006 • British Columbia Highland Games hosted by the United Scottish Cultural Centre,

Coquitlam, June 24, 2006 • Chip Kerr Park Dedication, Port Moody, June 25, 2006 • Computer print out of photograph of Iona Campagnolo in Victorian era costume for


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2009.6.11.82 (cont’d)

David Douglas Day, June 25, 2006 • B.C. Experience Opening Day, Victoria, June 26, 2006 • 50th Anniversary of the Provincial Capital Commission Reception, Victoria, June 27,

2006 • Historic Sites and Monuments Board Reception, Victoria, June 28, 2006 • Luncheon Celebrating the Book Child Honouring: How to Turn this World Around

Victoria, June 29, 2006 • Kids Around the World Children’s Museum Society’s VIP Preview Inaugural Event,

Vancouver, June 30, 2006

2009.6.11.83 Speeches: July, 2006 (includes speeches, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newspaper clippings, background material)

• Canada Day Citizenship Ceremony, Victoria, July 1, 2006 • Oak Bay Centennial Symphony Concert, Victoria, July 2, 2006 • Opening Ceremony and Blessing of the Quinsam Community Hall and the Kwakiutl

District Council (KDC) Health Centre, Quinsam, July 7, 2006 • Closing Ceremony of the Assembly of First Nations 27th Annual General Assembly,

Vancouver, July 13, 2006 • Memorandum: Music on the Lawn, Concert No. 1, Victoria, July 13, 2006 • Parish of St. Paul’s 150th Anniversary Garden Party, Victoria, July 15, 2006 • Correspondence from Marian Carral to Iona Campagnolo, July 17, 2006 re: Music on

the Lawn Concert No. 1 • Sports section of Times Colonist featuring Steve Nash (July 18, 2006) • Caring Canadian Award Presentation Ceremony, Victoria, July 20, 2006 • Music on the Lawn Concert No. 2, Victoria, July 20, 2006 • Music by the Sea, Bamfield, July 21, 1006 • Chief of Defense Staff Luncheon, Victoria, July 24, 2006 • Minerva Foundation Reception, Victoria, July 26, 2006 • Government House Volunteers Summer Barbecue, Victoria, July 27, 2006

2009.6.11.84 Speeches: August, 2006 (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft

memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newsletters, background material) • The Blazon, The Royal Heraldry Society of Canada, Summer/Fall 2006, vol.8, no.2 • Calendar print out: August – December 2006 • Fort St. James Visit, August 4, 2006 • Government House Summer Tattoo, Victoria, August 5, 2006 • 443 Maritime Helicopter Squadron Change-of-Command Parade, Sidney, August 14,

2006 • B.C. Provincial Government Cabinet Minister Swearing-in Ceremony, Vancouver,

August 15, 2006 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Carole James re: thank you, August 17, 2006 • Memorandum: Music on the Lawn Concert – Dal Richards Orchestra, Victoria,

August 17, 2009 • Island Breaststrokers 10th Anniversary Dinner, Victoria, August 18, 2006 • Funeral of Corporal Andrew James Eykelenboom, Comox, August 19, 1006 • Memorandum: Wing Commander’s Garden Party, Courtenay, August 20, 2006 • Maritime Forces Pacific Raven Programme Graduation, Esquimalt, August 25, 2006


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2009.6.11.85 Speeches: September, 2006 (includes speeches, memoranda, draft memoranda, event

programmes, event itineraries, newspaper clippings, background material) • September 2006 – calendar print out • B.C. Communities in Bloom Awards, Prince George, September 8, 2006 • Sooke Fall Fair Opening Ceremony, Sooke, September 9, 2006 • HMCS OTTAWA Farewell, Esquimalt, September 10, 2006 • St. Margaret’s School New Junior School Building Official Opening, Victoria,

September 13, 2006 • Government House Media Advisory: “North Western British Columbia welcomes the

Lieutenant Governor”, September 14, 2006 • Lawn Point Memorial Service, Port Hardy, September 15, 2006 • Correspondence between Caroline McAndrews and Iona Campagnolo re: travel, Sept.

17, 2006 • Battle of Britain Memorial Parade, Delta, September 17, 2006 • Outline Schedule for Her Honour’s visit to Atlin, Dease Lake, Telegraph Creek and

Stewart, September 18-22, 2006 • Newspaper clipping: “Life at Government House” The Comox Valley Echo,

September 22, 2006 • MOSAIC Annual General Meeting, Vancouver, September 25, 2006 • Newspaper clipping: “Green fingers, green concerns” The Comox Valley Echo Extra,

September 26, 2006 • Royal Hudson Grand Steam Up Event, Squamish, September 28, 2006 • Newspaper clipping: “Unsung heroes make the biggest mark” The Comox Valley

Echo, September 29, 2006 • Canadian Forces Reservists Reception, Victoria, September 29, 2006 • Veterans’ Oral History Project Reception, Esquimalt, September 29, 2006 • Canadian Veterans’ Commemorative Plaque, Brentwood Bay, September 30, 2006 • First Nations’ Emergency Service Society Long Service Awards Dinner, Victoria,

September 30, 2006


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2009.6.11.86 Speeches: October, 2006 (I) (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newsletter, reports, background material)

• Pages 5-8 of Orders of the Day newsletter, vol.12, no.9, October 2006 re: women in Canadian politics.

• Treaty Commission Annual Report 2006 • October 2006 – calendar print-out • Western Communities Fire and Life Safety Expo, Metchosin, October 3, 2006 • Public Service Long Service Awards, Victoria, October 3, 2006 • Correspondence to Iona Campagnolo from (?) Senate of Canada, October 3, 2006 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from R.K. (?) re: thank you, October 4, 2006 • Public Service Long Service Awards, Victoria, October 4, 2006 • Public Service Long Service Awards, Victoria, October 5, 2006 • Public Service Long Service Awards, Victoria, October 10, 2006 • Public Service Long Service Awards, Victoria, October 11, 2006 • Official Opening of Legion Manor, Victoria, October 11, 2006 • Public Service Long Service Awards, Victoria, October 12, 2006 • Memorandum: Touchstones Nelson Museum of Art and History Grand Opening

Ribbon-cutting Ceremony, Nelson, October 14, 2006 • Upnit Power Grand Opening – China Creek Micro Hydro Project, Port Alberni,

October 16, 2006 • Public Service Long Service Awards, Victoria, October 17, 2006

2009.6.11.87

Speeches: October, 2006 (II) (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• Public Service Long Service Awards, Victoria, October 18, 2006 • Public Service Long Service Awards, Victoria, October 19, 2006 • Celebrate Canada Committee Luncheon, Kelowna, October 20, 2006 • Sto:lo First Nation Honouring the Land of their Ancestors Celebration 2006, Mission,

October 21, 2006 • “List of Work” from October 23 to November 2, 2006 • Children’s Pumpkin Carving Party and Pumpkin Art Display Opening, Victoria,

October 23, 2006 • Hungarian Society of Victoria 50th Anniversary Celebration of the 1956 Hungarian

Revolution, Victoria, October 23, 2006 • The Royal Canadian Legion South Vancouver Island Zone First Poppy Presentation,

October 25, 2006 • American Museum of Natural History “Totem to Turquoise: Native North American

Jewelry Arts of the Northwest and Southwest” Exhibition, Vancouver, October 26, 2006

• Correspondence to Iona Campagnolo from Pip and Catherine Holmes re: personal correspondence, October 26, 2006

• Correction Service Canada Exemplary Service Medal Ceremony, Victoria, October 27, 2006


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2009.6.11.87 (cont’d)

• B.C. Association of Social Workers Fall Conference, Vancouver, October 27, 2006 • Vancouver Island Opera’s “The Barber of Seville”, Parksville, October 28, 2006 • Provincial Corrections Exemplary Service Medal Presentation Ceremony, Victoria,

October 30, 2006 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Adrienne Clarkson re: thank you, October 30,

2006 [includes: 1 group photograph* featuring Iona Campagnolo and Adrienne Clarkson among others] *SEPARATED SEE “PHOTOGRAPH INVENTORY”

• “Work” from October 30 to November 5, 2006 • Halloween Night, Victoria, October 31, 2006

2009.6.11.88 Speeches: November, 2006 (I) (includes speeches, memoranda, draft memoranda, event

programmes, event itineraries, publications, background material) • Calendar print-out, November 2006 to June 2007 • Publication: West Coast Railway Association, News, November 2006 • Government House Volunteers Recognition Reception, Victoria, November 2, 2006 • The Canadian Club of Vancouver 100th Anniversary Gala Dinner, Vancouver,

November 3, 2006 • 12th (Vancouver) Service Battalion Annual Mess Dinner, Richmond, November 4,

2006 • Chinese Benevolent Association of Vancouver Centennial Banquet and Grand Finale,

Vancouver, November 5, 2006 • 39th Canadian Brigade Group Change-of-Command Parade, Vancouver, November 9,

2006 • British Columbia Ambulance Service’s Emergency Medical Services Exemplary

Service Medal Presentation Ceremony, Victoria, November 9, 2006 • Okanagan Arts Awards of Distinction, Kelowna, November 10, 2006 • Remembrance Day Service, Wreath-laying Ceremony and Reception, New

Westminster, November 11, 2006 • Memorandum: New Westminster Branch No.2 The Royal Canadian Legion

Remembrance Day Visit, New Westminster, November 11, 2006 • Grand Opening of Aspengrove School’s New Site, Lantzville, November 14, 2006 • Arthur (Art) Vickers’ Exhibition and Lunch, Victoria, November 15, 2006 • Queen Alexandra Foundation for Children Donor Recognition Tea, Victoria,

November 15, 2006

2009.6.11.89

Speeches: November, 2006 (II) (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• Memorial Service for the late Frank Calder, Victoria, November 16, 2006 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Tamaki Calder re: thank you for attendance at

funeral for Frank Calder [includes: program for memorial service, November 16, 2006]

• State of the Fraser Basin Conference Youth Session and Conference Awards Dinner, Vancouver, November 16, 2006

• 2006 State of the Fraser Basin Conference: Sustainability: Inspiring Action! November 17, 2006

• Victoria Flower Arranger’s Guild “Christmas Floral Fantasy” Show, Victoria, November 18, 2006

• Douglas Day Tea, Cowichan Bay, November 18, 2006 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo re: thank you, November 19, 2006


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2009.6.11.89 (cont’d)

• Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Arthur re: thank you, November 21, 2006 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Allison, re: thank you, November 21, 2006 • Canadian Coast Guard Exemplary Service Medal Presentation Ceremony, Victoria,

November 21, 2006 • Police Honours Night, Victoria, November 23, 2006 • B.C. Cancer Foundation Reception, Victoria, November 25, 2006 • Victoria Police Department’s Police Exemplary Service Awards Ceremony, Victoria,

November 29, 2006 • People Together Foundation’s Walk for Reconciliation Breakfast, Vancouver,

November 30, 2006

2009.6.11.90 Speeches: December, 2006 (I) (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• Christmas card created for Iona Campagnolo, Lieutenant Governor of B.C., Christmas 2006

• Speech for Staff Christmas, Victoria, December 2006 • Saanich Police Department’s Christmas Reception, Victoria, December 1, 2006 • The Friends of Government House Gardens Society Christmas Luncheon, December

2, 2006 • Celebration of Life in Memory of Carole Mager, Victoria, December 2, 2006 • Children’s Christmas Tree Decorating, Victoria, December 5, 2006 • Senior’s Christmas Tea, Victoria, December 6, 2006 • The Commissionaires , Victoria, the Islands and Yukon Division’s Awards Reception

Presentation Ceremony and Christmas Reception, Esquimalt, December 6, 2006 • Lieutenant Governor’s Award for Public Safety, Victoria, December 8, 2006 • Dinner in Honour of the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria’s Baroque Christmas Dinner,

Victoria, December 14, 2006 • Memorandum: 443 Maritime Helicopter Squadron’s Christmas Social, Victoria,

December 14, 2006 • Seasons Greetings from Japanese royalty (?), 2006/2007


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2009.6.11.91 Speeches: December, 2006 (II) (includes CD-Rs) • CD-R featuring Microsoft Office Powerpoint presentation entitled: “2006 Year in

Review” - 250 slides images of various official events (106 MB; 3 CD-Rs: 1 original; 1 preservation copy; 1 access copy; originally burnt September 21, 2007)

2009.6.11.92 Spirit in the Land: Our Place of Prayers by Sharon E. Syrette and Yvonne A.M. Peters

(Trafford Publishing, Victoria: 2006)

2009.6.11.93 Miscellaneous Correspondence, 2006 • Our Sacred Strength: Talking Circles Among Aboriginal Women, North Vancouver,

2006 • Print out of PowerPoint presentation “BC2008” by the Ministry of Tourism, Sport and

the Arts • Quote from Rachel Carson, Silent Spring, 1962 • Business Card: Don Pongracz – Aboriginal Agricultural Education Society of BC • Business Card: George Ho – Chinese Canadian Times • Business Card: John M. Horton – Marine Artist • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Consular Corp of B.C. re: courtesy given during

the Okanagan Wine Tours 2005 and 2006

2009.6.11.94 Speeches: January, 2007 (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newspaper clippings, background materials)

• News Year’s Day Levée, Victoria, January 1, 2007 • News Year’s Day Levée, Lillooet, January 1, 2007 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Paul Redchurch re: thank you and gift of notecard

upon which a sketch of her honour is featured, January 3, 2007 • Governor General’s Caring Canadian Awards, Victoria, January 10, 2007 • ICROSS Canada Humanitarian Award Presentation, Saanichton, January 11, 2007 • Invitation to Iona Campagnolo from 2007 Chinese New Year Celebration Committee,

January 12, 2007 • The Hnatyshyn Foundation Visual Arts Award, Vancouver, January 19, 2007 • Newspaper clipping: “Two key vacancies loom for Harper in B.C.” The Vancouver

Sun, January 20, 2007 • Dinner in Honour of the Honourary Aides de Camp, Victoria, January 20, 2007

(includes CD-R featuring a Microsoft Office Powerpoint presentation entitled: “HADCS in Action, January 2007” - 118 slides many of which feature comical speech balloons; 44.0MB; 3 CD-Rs: 1 preservation copy; 1 master copy; 1 access copy; originally burnt September 21, 2007)

• Invasive Plant Council of B.C. Forum, Richmond, January 24, 2007 • Note of appreciation to Iona Campagnolo from Duncan Barnett, on behalf of the

Invasive Plant Council of B.C., January 24, 2007 • Email correspondence to Iona Campagnolo from Jennifer Campagnolo re: Squamish

Elder Harriet Nahanee in Jail, January 24, 2007 • Vancouver Opera’s “The Magic Flute”, Vancouver, January 30, 2007


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2009.6.11.95 Speeches: February, 2007 (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• Calendar print-out from February to August 2007 • Sooke Elementary School’s Literacy Week, Sooke, February 1, 2007 • List of Government House Honourary Aides-de-Camp, February 2, 2007 • 2007 B.C. Legislative Interns Visit, Victoria, February 7, 2007 • Email correspondence between Iona Campagnolo and Harjit Sajjan re: performance

report, February 10, 2007 • Opening of the B.C. Legislature Reception, Victoria, February 12, 2007 • Memorandum: Opening of the Third Session of the 38th Parliament of B.C., Victoria,

February 13, 2007 • Prorogation of the Second Session of the 38th Parliament of B.C., Victoria, February

13, 2007 • Outline schedule for Her Honour’s visit to Hope, Merritt, Armstrong, Enderby,

Salmon Arm, Chase, February 13-16, 2007 • Interior B.C. Trip (Hope, Merritt, Vernon) February 13-14, 2007 • Interior B.C. Trip (Armstrong, Enderby, Salmon Arm) February 15, 2007 • Memorandum: Interior B.C. Trip (Salmon Arm, Chase, Victoria) February 16, 2007 • Chinese New Year V.I.P. Reception and Parade, Vancouver, February 18, 2007 • The Union Club of B.C. Speakers Luncheon, Victoria, February 20, 2007 • 100th Birthday Party in Honour of Mrs. Gertie Kay, Victoria, February 20, 2007 • City of Surrey Fire Service Awards Presentation Ceremony, Surrey, February 20,

2007 • Dinner in Honour of the Dialogue on Children, Families and Nature, Victoria,

February 21, 2007 • 100th Anniversary of Scouts Canada, Victoria, February 22, 2007 • Pacific Region of the Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary Annual Awards Banquet,

Victoria, February 24, 2007 • “The Haley Wickenheiser Endowment in Women’s Hockey at U.B.C.”

Announcement Event, Vancouver, February 27, 2007 • Salute to HMCS OTTAWA, Victoria, February 28, 2007


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2009.6.11.96 Speeches: March, 2007 (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• Honorary Patronage List as of March 2007 • Calendar print-out for March 2007 • Lifesaving Society Honour and Rescue Awards, Vancouver, March 3, 2007 • The Nature Trust of B.C. 35th Anniversary Reception, Victoria, March 6, 2007 • “E” Division, Royal Canadian Mounted Police Change-of-Command Parade,

Vancouver, March 8, 2007 • Vancouver Island Branch of The Royal Commonwealth Society of Canada’s

Commonwealth Day Luncheon, Victoria, March 12, 2007 • Email correspondence to Iona Campagnolo from Christine Diemer re: Main Dining

Room china, March 12, 2007 • The Government House Arts Contributors Lunch, Victoria, March 14, 2007 • The Garden Club of Vancouver AGM and Luncheon, Vancouver, March 15, 2007 • Adult Custody Division, Corrections Branch, Dinner, Harrison Hot Springs, March

15, 2007 • Greater Victoria Youth Orchestra Reception, Victoria, March 16, 2007 • Dedication Ceremony of the New B.C. Ferries Vessel Northern Adventure,

Vancouver, March 17, 2007 • B.C. Association of Aboriginal Friendship Centres B.C. Aboriginal Youth

Conference Opening Ceremonies, Prince George, March 18, 2007 • Scouts Canada Queen’s Venturer Ceremony, Victoria, March 21, 2007 • Habitat for Humanity South Okanagan’s House Dedication, Summerland, March 24,

2007 • Eric Charman’s 75th Birthday Gala, Victoria, March 24, 2007 • The Friends of Government House Gardens Society Tools Down Celebration and

Terraces Water Feature Opening, Victoria, March 27, 2007 • Come Share Society / Senior Support Services’ 30th Anniversary Gala Evening,

Surrey, March 30, 2007

2009.6.11.97

Speeches: April, 2007 (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newspaper clippings, background material)

• 90th Anniversary of the Battle of Vimy Ridge Parade, Victoria, April 1, 2007 • List of Regrets by the Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia, April – June 2007 • Rosemary Brown Award for Women Presentation and Tea, Victoria, April 4, 2007 • Note to Iona Campagnolo from Jean re: gift of a book, April 4, 2007 • Video-greetings to Soroptimist Club, April 10 (2007?) • Royal Canadian Humane Association Awards Ceremony, Victoria, April 10, 2007 • Diversity in the Fire Service Workshop Opening Ceremony, Vancouver, April 12,

2007 • Royal B.C. Museum’s Opening of the “Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition” Dinner,

Victoria, April 12, 2007 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Catharine (Holmes) re: thank you, April 13, 2007


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2009.6.11.97 (cont’d)

• Newspaper clipping: “Fire at the big house” Time Colonist, April 14, 2007 • 50th Anniversary of the Government House Fire, and Launch of the New

Government House Book Open House, Victoria, April 15, 2007 • Consular Corps Briefing and Reception, Victoria, April 17, 2007 • Luncheon in Honour of Foreign Affairs Ambassadors and High Commissioners from

Ottawa, Victoria, April 18, 2007 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Phoebe Noble re: thank you, April 18, 2007 • B.C. Regiment (Duke of Connaught’s Own) St. Julien Dinner, Vancouver, April 21,

2007 • B.C. Association of Health-Care Auxiliaries AGM and Conference, Nanaimo, April

23, 2007 • B.C. Community Achievement Awards, Victoria, April 25, 2007 • B.C. Teacher’s Institute on Parliamentary Democracy Dinner, Victoria, April 26,

2007 • Royal B.C. Museum “Dundas Collection” Exhibit Opening, Victoria, April 27, 2007 • Lieutenant Governor’s B.C. Book Prize Gala, Victoria, April 28, 2007

2009.6.11.98 Speeches: May, 2007 (I) (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from John Waddell, re: thank you, May 1, 2007 • Email correspondence to Office of the Lieutenant Governor from Jo Reed re: thank

you, May 5, 2007 • Girl Guides of Canada Chief Commissioner’s Gold Award Presentation Ceremony,

Victoria, May 5, 2007 • Notecard from Ian Malcomson, B.C. Teacher’s Institute to Iona Campagnolo re:

thanks, May 7, 2007 • WWII Jewish Veterans Commemorative Event, Victoria, May 8, 2007 • Exercise Trident Fury, Tofino, May 9 & 10, 2007 • B.C. Historical Federation Awards Reception, Victoria, May 11, 2007 • 2007 Kamloops Historica Regional Fair Public Ceremonies, Kamloops, May 12,

2007 • Opening Celebration of the City of North Vancouver’s Centennial Celebrations,

North Vancouver, May 13, 2007 • B.C. Association of Speech / Language Pathologists and Audiologists Talkathon,

Victoria, May 14, 2007 • Horsefly and Likely Trip (Williams Lake, 150 Mile, Horsefly, Gavin Lake Forestry

Education Centre) May 15–16, 2007 • Horsefly and Likely Trip (Likely, Big Lake, Alkali Ranch) May 17–18, 2007 • Media Dinner, Victoria, May 18, 2007 • HMCS NANAIMO Mess Dinner, Nanaimo, May 19, 2007

2009.6.11.99

Speeches: May, 2007 (II) (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newspaper clippings, background material)

• Annotated letter to John Waddell from Brian Rogers re: future direction of Government House Foundation, May 21, 2007

• Background information and correspondence re: visit to Yale by Iona Campagnolo, May 22, 2007

• University of British Columbia 2007 Spring Congregation, Vancouver, May 23,


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2009.6.11.99 (cont’d)

2007 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Pat Carney re: politics, May 24, 2007 • The Association of Former MLA’s of British Columbia, Victoria, May 25, 2007 • George Fraser Day, Ucluelet, May 26, 2007 • Memorial Service for Colonel Philip Holmes, Victoria, May 29, 2007 • Lieutenant Governor’s Daryl Duke Awards for Screenwriting, Vancouver, May 30,

2007 • Newspaper clipping: “Peaceful encounters” The Vancouver Sun, May 29, 2007

2009.6.11.100 Speeches: June, 2007 (I) (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft

memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newsletter, background material) • The Horsefly Buzz: Horsefly News, vol. 39, no. 6, June 2007 featuring the visit by

Iona Campagnolo • Chinese Media Summit, Richmond, June 1, 2007 • The Duke of Edinburgh’s Silver Award Presentation Ceremony, Victoria, June 2,

2007 • Comox Valley Air Force Museum Association’s Heritage Stones Dedication

Ceremony, Lazo, June 3, 2007 • Eine Kleine Summer Music 20th Anniversary Concert and Reception, Victoria, June

4, 2007 • University of Victoria Convocation, Victoria, June 5, 2007 • 19 Wing Comox Change-of-Command Dinner, Victoria, June 6, 2007 • Handwritten letter and newsletter excerpt to Iona Campagnolo from William Dale re:

recent visit to Ucluelet for George Fraser Day celebration, June 6, 2007 • The Institute of Public Administration of Canada’s 2007 Lieutenant Governor’s

Silver Medal for Excellence in Public Administration Presentation Ceremony, Victoria, June 7, 2007

• The Order of St. John Provincial Investiture, Victoria, June 9, 2007 • Official Opening of Operation Trackshoes 2007, Victoria, June 9, 2007 • Official Opening of the B.C. / Yukon Command of the Royal Canadian Legion’s

Convention, Victoria, June 10, 2007 • Memorandum re: 2007 B.C. Lieutenant Governor’s Conservation Award, Victoria,

June 11, 2007 • RCMP Awards Ceremony and Posthumous Commendations for Detectives Charles

Clark and William Russell, Vancouver, June 13, 2007


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2009.6.11.101 Speeches: June, 2007 (II) (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, newspaper clippings, background material)

• Order of British Columbia Dinner, Victoria, June 14, 2007 • Order of British Columbia Investiture and Reception, Victoria, June 14, 2007 • 40th Anniversary of the City of Gardens Chorus Concert and Reception, Victoria,

June 16, 2007 • Korean Veterans Association Dedication Ceremony, Langford, June 16, 2007 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Catherine Holmes re: thank you, and resting place

for the ashes of Pip Holmes, June 16, 2007 • Newspaper clipping: “The Essential Iona” Monitor, Times Colonist, June 17, 2007 • Newspaper clipping: “Campagnolo: Family settled on Galiano” Monitor, Times

Colonist, June 17, 2007 • Grand Opening of the Cridge Village Seniors Centre, Victoria, June 19, 2007 • Prince Rupert and Queen Charlotte’s Trip (Prince Rupert, Port Simpson) June 21,

2007 • Prince Rupert and Queen Charlotte’s Trip (Old Masset, Masset, Skidegate, Queen

Charlotte City) June 22, 2007 (includes newspaper clipping: “U.S. reasserts its position on Northwest Passage”

• Maritime Forces Pacific, Change-of-Command Dinner, Victoria, June 25, 2007 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Catherine Holmes re: thank you, and resting place

for the ashes of Pip Holmes, June 25, 2007 • Health and Home Care Society of British Columbia, AGM, Vancouver, June 27,

2007 • Dinner in Honour of the Organization of Military Museum’s 2007 Museum Studies

Programme, Victoria, June 28, 2007 • Dinner in Honour of the Lieutenant Governor’s Awards for Excellence in B.C.

Wines Judges, Victoria, June 29, 2007 • Orders of the Day: The Publication of the Association of Former MLAs of British

Columbia, vol. 13, no. 5, June 2007 re: the Association’s Annual Dinner and their tribute to Her Honour the Lieutenant Governor

• Program: Kitsilano Showboat 72nd Anniversary Souvenir Program, June-August 2007 featuring a message from the Lieutenant Governor, June 2007

2009.6.11.102

Speeches: July, 2007 (includes speeches, correspondence, memoranda, draft memoranda, event programmes, event itineraries, background material)

• Canada Day Citizenship Ceremony, Victoria, July 1, 2007 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Kate Zabell, Chair, Hope Region Spirit of B.C.

Team, re: welcome to Hope Region, July 1, 2007 • Yale Canada Day Celebrations, Yale, July 1, 2007 • 19 Wing Comox Change-of-Command Parade, Comox, July 4, 2007 • Canada Millenium Scholarship Foundation’s Excellence Awards Laureates Tea,

Victoria, July 4, 2007 • Dogwood Tree Planting Ceremony, Victoria, July 5, 2007 • Provincial Boy Scout Jamboree Opening Ceremony, Roberts Creek, July 8, 2007


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2009.6.11.102 (cont’d)

• Order of Canada – Jane Rule, Galiano Island, July 11, 2007 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo on the occasion of her end of term, from “The Tea

Ladies”, July 12, 2007 • Town in View Royal First Nations Celebration, Victoria, July 12, 2007 • Governor General’s Wildlife Habitat Canada Forest Stewardship Recognition

Award, Bowser, July 18, 2007 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Joan Coldwell, Publisher, Hedgerow Press, re: Jane

Rule’s induction into the Order of Canada, July 18, 2007 • Government House Volunteers Summer Barbecue, Victoria, July 19, 2007 • Mount Begbie Centennial Celebration, Revelstoke, July 21, 2007 • Order of Canada Investiture – William Garden, Victoria, July 24, 2007 • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Fred Bigelow re: thanks, July 27, 2007 • Girl Guides of Canada “Spirit of Adventure Rendezvous” (SOAR) Camp Closing

Ceremonies, Parksville, July 27, 2007 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Faye Wightman, President and CEO, Vancouver

Foundation re: gift to Vancouver Foundation in honour of Iona Campagnolo’s years of service to Canada, July 31, 2007

2009.6.11.103 Speeches: August, 2007 (includes correspondence, newsletter)

• An emailed “Foreward” of an unidentified publication re: the Gold Rush by Iona Campagnolo, August 4, 2007

• Page 5 & 6 of the Cary Bulletin “Righting an Historic Wrong” re: the Louie Sam lynching, August 5, 2007

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Carole Sabiston re: memento of years at Government House (notecard featuring an illustration Carole Sabiston created for official Government House publication), August 25, 2007

2009.6.11.104 Speeches: September, 2007 (includes correspondence, newspaper clippings, speeches)

• Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Premier Gordon Campbell re: thank you and commendation, September 5, 2007

• Newspaper clipping: “B.C.’s first native Lieutenant Governor faces unique challenges”, The Vancouver Sun, September 5, 2007

• Speech on Pierre Elliott Trudeau by Iona Campagnolo, September 7, 2007 • Newspaper clipping: “Leaving her mark” Times Colonist, September 27, 2007

2009.6.11.105 Speeches: October, 2007 (includes correspondence) • Letter to outgoing Lieutenant Governor Iona Campagnolo from incoming Lieutenant

Governor Steven Point re: thank you, October 3, 2007 • Letter to Iona Campagnolo from Prime Minister Stephen Harper re: thank you for

copy of Government House: The Ceremonial Home of all British Columbians and thank you for service, October 15, 2007

2009.6.11.106 CHEK News Interview with Outgoing Lieutenant Governor Iona Campagnolo,

October, 26 2007; footage copyrighted by CHEK News [1 CDR – original; 1 CDR – access copy]

2009.6.11.107 Speeches: December, 2007 (includes correspondence) • Correspondence between Iona Campagnolo and Prime Minister Stephen Harper re:

duration of terms in the office of Lieutenant Governor (includes summary of actions taken during her term as Lieutenant Governor) December 31, 2007


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2009.6.11.108 Miscellaneous, 2007 (includes correspondence, unidentified speeches, newspaper clippings, ephemera)

• Newspaper clippings: o “Growing pains”, Prince George Citizen, January 23, 2007 o “UNBC susceptible to ‘executive bungling’” Prince George Citizen,

January 23, 2007 o “UNBC’s day of reckoning” Prince George Citizen, January 20, 2007 o “Shots at UNBC shortsighted” Prince George Citizen, February 2, 2007 o “Bungling bureaucrats boondoggling” Prince George Citizen, February

2, 2007 • Luncheon menu • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo signed by the children of Living and Learning School,

Haida Gwaii, 2007 • Note from Iona Campagnolo to unidentified member of Government House staff re:

general notes • Unidentified speech re: the job of Lieutenant Governor (3 pages) • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo on the occasion of her end of term, 2007 (picture: leaf

covered pathway) • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo on the occasion of her end of term, 2007 (picture:

orchid) • Badge: B.C. Girl Guides Badge • Badge: Correctional Service Canada • Various business cards • Mouse pad printed with a group photograph featuring Lieutenant Governor Iona

Campagnolo and a group of 8 unidentified individuals gathered on, or around a couch, in Government House.

• Report cover (?) featuring the coat-of-arms for the Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia

2009.6.11.109

Miscellaneous Correspondence (includes correspondence, newspaper clippings, ephemera,)

• Car Flag featuring the British Columbia coat of arms; Referred to as “Battleflags”, this one flag was one of five used during provincial tours ; Flag is significantly frayed along its windward edge *SEPARATED SEE “OVERSIZE BOX #35”

• Blank Postcards • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Harjit (?) re: thank-you for gift • Envelope with note on front written to Iona Campagnolo from Esther V. Wood • Magazine clipping featuring undated excerpt from a Speech from the Throne • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Disability Resource Network re: recent event • Coat of Arms of Her Excellency The Right Honourable Michaëlle Jean Governor

General of Canada • Happy International Women’s Day card to Iona Campagnolo • Gift card to Iona Campagnolo from May • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Thetis Island residents re: thank you • Blank notecard featuring photograph of a large tree on the grounds of Government

House • Photocopy of information on the sash rosette from Thelma Bell, Kilt Maker • Seasons Greetings from Cst. Kevin Bayrakdarian featuring picture of Iona

Campagnolo standing with three RCMP officers in full regalia


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2009.6.11.109 (cont’d)

• Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Gloria Larocque re: thank you • Birthday wishes to Iona Campagnolo from Daisy (?) • Notecard to Iona Campagnolo from Barbara Emerson re: thank you for Long Service

Awards • Brochure for the Shiho Doll Museum in Takahama, Japan • Page 3 of speech given at Opening Reception for an unidentified conference • Newspaper clippings:

o “Reactionary tide ‘strong’” The Sun (undated) o “Davey told to cool it” (unidentified, undated) o “Legion poppy campaign launched in Victoria” (unidentified, undated) o “Lions G bring” (incomplete, unidentified, undated) o “Government House gone wild” (unidentified, undated) o “Nobel laureates share their insights” (unidentified, undated) o “Campagnolo sets the example” (unidentified, undated) o “Thrown from the speech”, Times Colonist (undated) o “Viceregal’s expenses create a royal row in Quebec” (unidentified, undated)


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2009.6.12.1 Placard: Dr. Iona Campagnolo, LL.D. June 11, 1997, Brock University. Iona Campagnolo receiving an Honourary Doctorate from Brock University. Colour photograph (19.5 x 25cm) laminated and dry mounted onto a wooden plaque featuring a small brass plate carved with the above placard inscription.

2009.6.12.2 Certificate: Order of St. John, March 27, 2002 Certificate to the Honourable Iona Campagnolo admitting her as Dame of Justice in the Order of St. John and Vice-Prior of the St. John Council for British Columbia, issued in Vancouver, March 27, 2002 and signed and sealed by Robert K. Langdon, Chancellor.

2009.6.12.3 Lifetime Membership to Dr. Iona V. Campagnolo from the Simon Fraser University Alumni Association, issued June 8, 1995 (matted certificate)

2009.6.12.4 Thank you to Iona Campagnolo from the City of Prince George, September 2001. Framed artwork consisting of an embossed relief of the downtown skyline and the Cutbanks and a placard which reads: “Iona Campagnolo: With thanks for the many years of service you have given to the people of Prince George, B.C., September 2001” and features the City of Prince George Coat of Arms. *SEPARATED SEE “OVERSIZE BOX #35”

2009.6.12.5 Certificate: “One in a Million Flag Challenge” • Certificate issued to Iona Campagnolo; includes photocopied signature of Sheila

Copps, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Canadian Heritage

2009.6.12.6 Certificate: Honorary Life Membership to the Liberal Party of Canada (B.C.) • Signed and sealed certificate issued to Iona Campagnolo as Honourary Life Member

of the Liberal Party of Canada (B.C.), October 25, 1997

2009.6.12.7 Proclamation of Armorial Bearings, January 6, 2003 • 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

2009.6.12.8 Certificate: Canadian Figure Skating Association, 1972

• Certificate from the Canadian Figure Skating Association certifying Iona Campagnolo as an Amateur Coach, September 17, 1972

2009.6.12.9 Certificate: Silver Jubilee Celebration, 1977

• Certificate (accompanying a medal – not included) bestowed upon Iona Campagnolo “on the occasion of the twenty-fifth Anniversary of the accession of Her Majesty The Queen to the Throne”


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2009.6.12.10 Certificate of Merit: Drama Festival, ca. 19-? • Certificate awarded to Iona Campagnolo for Best Supporting Actress – Three

Cuckolds

2009.6.12.11 Order of Canada, Investiture Program, October 24, 1973

2009.6.12.12 Placard: C.H.A., 1980 • “C.H.A. In appreciation, Board of Regents, 1980” (C.H.A. - Canadian Hockey

Association?) • “Mrs. Iona Campagnolo, Former Minister Fitness & Amateur Sport” listed as first on

the listing of the Board of Regents comprising 27 names

2009.6.12.13 Lifetime Membership to Hon. Iona V. Campagnolo from the University of Northern British Columbia Alumni Association, issued May 31, 1998


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Box #34 (Oversize)


2009.6.7.18 UNBC Miscellaneous UNBC Chancellor’s Tour T-shirt: “I Survived the Chancellor’s Tour” produced to mark tours from 1993-1997 and worn by members of the entourage. [black cotton, short sleeved t-shirt, size M/M] [SEPARATED - Originally located in Box #11]

Box #35 (Oversize)


2009.6.3.1 Political Speeches, 1974 “Campagnolo” – political campaign newspaper, 1974 (2 copies) [SEPARATED - Originally located in Box #1]

2009.6.3.7 Political Speeches, 1977 (II)

The Canadian magazine, July 23, 1977 Magazine featured in the Province newspaper, “The woman who could be Prime Minister: Iona Campagnolo” by Roy MacGregor [SEPARATED - Originally located in Box #2]

2009.6.3.12 Political Speeches, 1978 (II) Copy of the Sunday Sun newspaper* vol.1, no.113, August 13, 1978 featuring front page heading: “What a way to go” re: the 1978 Commonwealth Games in Edmonton, Alta. [SEPARATED - Originally located in Box #3]

2009.6.3.22 Political Speeches & Correspondence, 1984 (I)

Campagnolo News: North Vancouver–Burnaby Riding – Federal Election, 1984; Newspaper featuring Iona Campagnolo’s platform for the 1984 election [SEPARATED - Originally located in Box #4]

2009.6.3.51 The Liberal Party of Canada – pamphlets and ephemera Newspaper: “Liberals in the West” AdLib: a publication of the Liberal Party of Canada, vol. 2, no.3, September 1980 [SEPARATED - Originally located in Box #7]

2009.6.3.52 Pierre E. Trudeau, Prime Minister – Ephemera The Canadian (newspaper magazine insert for The Saturday Citizen) November 27, 1976: “The Decline of the Trudeau Empire” [SEPARATED - Originally located in Box #7]

2009.6.3.52 Pierre E. Trudeau, Prime Minister – Ephemera

The Canadian (newspaper magazine insert for The Weekend Citizen) April 15, 1978: “Do you remember this man?” [SEPARATED - Originally located in Box #7]


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Box #35 (Oversize) (cont’d)


2009.6.3.52 Pierre E. Trudeau, Prime Minister – Ephemera The Canadian Magazine (newspaper magazine insert for The Province) April 24, 1971: “The Trudeaus’ Wedding Album: Five Pages of Pictures” [SEPARATED - Originally located in Box #7]

2009.6.3.52 Pierre E. Trudeau, Prime Minister – Ephemera Weekend Magazine (newspaper magazine insert for The Globe and Mail) April 15, 1978: “Ten years in the ring” [SEPARATED - Originally located in Box #7]

2009.6.3.54 Miscellaneous Political Speeches and Correspondence Miscellaneous photocopy (?) of “very old Chinese proverb” written on oversize paper in calligraphic style [SEPARATED - Originally located in Box #7]

2009.6.7.2 Installation Greetings, 1992 Greetings from the Brock University on the occasion of the installation of Iona Campagnolo as Chancellor [SEPARATED - Originally located in Box #10]

2009.6.7.2 Installation Greetings, 1992

Greetings from the University of British Columbia on the occasion of the installation of Iona Campagnolo as Chancellor [SEPARATED - Originally located in Box #10]

2009.6.7.2 Installation Greetings, 1992 Greetings from the University of New South Wales on the occasion of the installation of Iona Campagnolo as Chancellor [SEPARATED - Originally located in Box #10]

2009.6.11.27 Canadian Monarchist News, Autumn 2002, vol.7, no.2*

Features an article (pg.3) by Iona Campagnolo: “The Queen in Residence at Government House, Victoria” [SEPARATED - Originally located in Box #18]

2009.6.11.109 Miscellaneous Correspondence Car Flag featuring the British Columbia coat of arms; referred to as “Battleflags”, this one flag was one of five used during provincial tours ; Flag is significantly frayed along its windward edge [SEPARATED - Originally located in Box #32]

2009.6.12.4 Thank you to Iona Campagnolo from the City of Prince George, September 2001.

Framed artwork consisting of an embossed relief of the downtown skyline and the Cutbanks and a placard which reads: “Iona Campagnolo: With thanks for the many years of service you have given to the people of Prince George, B.C., September 2001” and features the City of Prince George Coat of Arms. [SEPARATED - Originally located in Box #33]


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Box #36 (Oversize)


2009.6.2.2 Miscellaneous Early Correspondence Poster: Kitwanga Summer Carnival (June 26-27) [SEPARATED - Originally located in Box # ]

2009.6.3.1 “Male Chauvinist Pig” Tie Tie belonged to Roy Last, campaign manager. He surrendered it to Iona Campagnolo for a winning campaign in July 1974 on Election Night. [SEPARATED - Originally located in Box #1]

2009.6.11.1 Pre-Installation Correspondence, June-July 2001 Prince Rupert Amateur Theatre: Ionasphere Years, 1954 to 1973: Commemorative scrapbook featuring emails, memos, reviews and photographs of amateur theatrical performances with which Iona Campagnolo was involved while living in Prince Rupert. Gift sent to “Her Excellency Iona Campagnolo Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia, from Well Wishers who met her near the Mighty Skeena River”. Compiled and presented ca. 2001 [SEPARATED - Originally located in Box # 15]


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Box #37 (Photograph Inventory) Personal Photographs, 1937-1996


2009.6.1.1 Rosamond Murchison-Hardy outside with her arms around her two children, Iona Hardy (4 years and 10 months) and Harold Hardy (3 years and 1 month), August 1937 [1 photograph : b&w ; 6.2 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten notation on verso reads: “Rosamond Murchison-Hardy’s 2 children: Iona Age 4 years 10 mos. ; Harold Age 3 yrs. 1 mos. ; August, 1937”

2009.6.1.2 Item returned to donor 2009.6.1.3 Item returned to donor 2009.6.1.4 Close-up of Iona Campagnolo sitting at a table in front of a curtained window,

holding a pen, 1964 [1 photograph : b&w ; 10.6 x 8.2 cm] • Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “The housewife goes back to work 1964”

2009.6.1.5 Item returned to donor 2009.6.1.6 Iona Campagnolo in a formal gown [1 photograph : b&w ; 16.2 x 25.5 cm]

2009.6.1.7 Iona Campagnolo in helicopter with unidentified man dressed as Santa on a CHTK

radio Christmas Lighthouse tour, Prince Rupert, December 1970 [1 photograph : col. ; 12.9 x 10.1 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “CHTK Radio Days ; (1) Radio Tour with “Santa” for CHTK Helicopter to Lighthouses 1970 / Rupert”

2009.6.1.8 Iona Campagnolo shaking the hand of Pope Paul VI, c. 1977 [?] [1 photograph : col. ;

24.9 x 20 cm] • Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “117” • Edges on verso damaged by tape

2009.6.1.9 Iona Campagnolo presents a framed archival photograph to Waidlow Stewart, who

holds a shovel, with mountains in the background, Stewart Museum, Stewart, B.C., 2 July 1971 [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Waidlow Stewart in Stewart, 2 July 1971”

2009.6.1.10 Item returned to donor 2009.6.1.11-2009.6.1.17

Ionasphere Theatre Group, Friedrich Von Schiller’s Mary Stuart, Prince Rupert, April 1972 [7 photographs : col. ; 6 photos : 12.6 x 8.9 cm ; 1 photo : 10.1 x 10.2 cm]

• Preceding notation on UNBC Chancellor letterhead: “my theatre days, Ionasphere group. I made personally or designed (for Blue - Rosemary Gilbert) all these costumes, May Diver - Mary Stuart by Friedrich Von Schiller, 1972”

• May Diver as Mary Stuart in white and gold costume dancing with an unidentified man in black and red costume

• Unidentified costumed gentleman standing with an unidentified lady in a formal purple gown; handwritten annotations on verso read: “To Angie, Love Donna


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2009.6.1.11-2009.6.1.17

(cont’d)

Penner,” and “another of costumes I made” • May Diver as Mary Stuart in white and gold costume kneeling before unidentified

man in black and purple costume • Rosemary Gilbert as Elizabeth with May Diver as Mary Stuart, both in formal gowns;

handwritten annotation on verso reads: “May Diver, Mary Stuart by Friedrich Von Schiller, Rosemary Gilbert as Elizabeth, Prod & Directed by Iona Campagnolo, 1973”

• Rosemary Gilbert as Elizabeth in regal red and white gown, glaring at unidentified man in fur costume

• May Diver as Mary Stuart in black dress, kneeling before Rosemary Gilbert as Elizabeth in blue and gold fur-trimmed gown

2009.6.1.18

Audience in attendance at production of Friedrich Von Schiller’s Mary Stuart, Prince Rupert, April 1972 [1 photograph : b&w ; 25.3 x 20.3 cm]

• Packed gymnasium applauding after the April 1972 production • Handwritten annotations at bottom read: “Photo by Eugene Mah,” and “5 x 2 ½” • Handwritten annotations on verso read: “Audience 1967 1972,” “P. 3, 3 x 5,” and

“(2)” • Photograph has several folds and stains on verso

2009.6.1.19-2009.6.1.21

Ionasphere Theatre Group, Henry Fielding’s Tom Jones, Prince Rupert, 24 - 26 May 1973 [3 photographs : b&w ; 17.7 x 12.7 cm]

• Produced and directed by Iona Campagnolo • Four unidentified women and one unidentified man pose in costume in front of

theatre sets

2009.6.1.22-2009.6.1.24

Ionasphere Theatre Group, Joseph Stein’s Fiddler on the Roof, Prince Rupert, February 1974 [3 photographs : col. ; 12.3 x 8.8 cm]

• Iona Campagnolo with an unidentified woman and the unidentified male chorus, Prince Rupert, February 1974; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “My last production, Fiddler on the roof, Male Chorus —Feb/74 —Pr. R.”

• Iona Campagnolo with an unidentified woman and the unidentified male chorus, Prince Rupert, February 1974; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Fiddler on the Roof, Director Producer! —1974.”

• Unidentified man in Russian costume holds hand of unidentified woman in peasant costume; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Fiddler on the Roof, Feb. 1974.”

2009.6.1.25 Iona Campagnolo and many unidentified children and adults watching Muriel

Brown’s performance as the English Flower Girl at Folkfest, Prince Rupert, 1 July 1974 [1 photograph : b&w; 12.6 x 8.9 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Folkfest - July 1/74, Muriel Brown, English Flower Firl, What a happy time for all of us! M.”

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2009.6.1.30 Nelson Kenney and Iona Campagnolo in formal wear and corsages [1 Polaroid

photograph ; col. ; 8.8 x 10.7 cm] • Handwritten annotation on bottom reads: “with Nelson Kenney (my long time friend

+ Hairdresser), Pr. Rupert.”

2009.6.1.31 Item returned to donor 2009.6.1.32 Item returned to donor 2009.6.1.33 Item returned to donor 2009.6.1.34 Close-up of Iona Campagnolo with a cup of coffee on her balcony in West

Vancouver – CBC promotional shot [1 photograph : col. ; 8.8 x 12.9 cm]

2009.6.1.35 Item returned to donor 2009.6.1.36 Item returned to donor 2009.6.1.37 Rosamond Murchison-Hardy and Kenneth Hardy [1 photocopy of a photograph : col.

; 10.1 x 11.5 cm] • Handwritten annotation on front reads: “Rosamond & Kenneth Hardy (Mum & Dad)”

2009.6.1.38 Item returned to donor 2009.6.1.39 Item returned to donor 2009.6.1.40 Item returned to donor 2009.6.1.41 Item returned to donor 2009.6.1.42 30th reunion of Iona Campagnolo’s graduating class, Prince Rupert, June 1981 [1

photograph : col. ; 24.8 x 20.2 cm] • Iona Campagnolo posed with 42 unidentified others • Handwritten notation on accompanying piece of paper reads: “30th Anniversary

Reunion Booth Memorial High School Graduation Class — Gr. 12 - 1951, Convened by Heather Cap, Picture taken June 1981.”

2009.6.1.43 Item returned to donor 2009.6.1.44 Item returned to donor 2009.6.1.45 Item returned to donor 2009.6.1.46 Item returned to donor 2009.6.1.47 Item returned to donor 2009.6.1.48 Item returned to donor First Political Campaign, Federal Candidate for Skeena, 1974


2009.6.1.49 Iona Campagnolo being kissed by a twelve week St. Bernard puppy, Kispiox Rodeo, 1 June 1974 [1 photograph : sepia ; 9.2 x 9.2 cm]

• Handwritten annotation reads on verso: “4 x 5 ¾”

2009.6.1.50

Iona Campagnolo being kissed by a twelve week St. Bernard puppy while visiting the Kispiox Rodeo with campaign assistant Teresa Wright, 1 June 1974 [1 photocopy of a photograph published in a newspaper : b&w ; 19.5 x cm]


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• Published in the Prince Rupert Daily News on Monday, 3 June 1974 • Caption below entitled: “All Set for Snowslide Victory,” and reads: “Sometimes

political candidates kiss babies and sometimes political candidates kiss dogs, but in this particular case, Skeena Liberal candidate Iona Campagnolo does both. This 12-week-old St. Bernard, which weighs 25 pounds seems to enjoy the embrace as much as Iona Campagnolo. Also pictured is Teresa Wright, campaign assistant, as the Liberal candidate visited the Kispiox Rodeo on Saturday.”

2009.6.1.51 An unidentified man and woman talking to Iona Campagnolo in front of a Tsimshian

longhouse [1 photograph : b&w ; 13.5 x 9.3 cm] • Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “5 col”

2009.6.1.52 Iona Campagnolo leading Pierre Trudeau from his plane, June 1974 [1 photograph :

col. ; 13 x 8.8 cm] • Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “June 1974”

2009.6.1.53 Unidentified woman, Teresa Wright, and Iona Campagnolo, June 1974 [1 photograph

: col. ; 13 x 8.8 cm] • Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “The First Federal Campaign, Terrace 74,

Waiting for J. Chretien”

2009.6.1.54-2009.6.1.80

Iona Campagnolo’s 1974 campaign photographs [27 photographs & 1 negative : b&w ; 7 photos : 17.7 x 12.8 cm ; 1 photo : 14.5 x 19.3 cm ; 1 photo : 20.2 x 25.2 cm ; 1 negative : 6 x 6.4 cm ; 1 photo : 11.9 x 17.5 cm ; 1 photo : 11 x 16.1 cm ; 1 photo : 22.8 x 12.5 cm ; 2 photos : 25.2 x 20.2 cm ; 9 photos : 17.7 x 12.6 cm ; 1 photo : 22.8 x 17.7 cm ; 1 photo : 24.6 x 20.2 cm ; 1 photo : 16.8 x 11.3 cm ; 1 photo : 22.7 x 18.1 cm]

• Pierre Trudeau shaking Iona Campagnolo’s hand in front of a Tsimshian longhouse while several unidentified people look on; handwritten annotations on verso read: “Picture Y,” “140,” and “blow to 5 col. IC”

• Iona Campagnolo shaking hands with an unidentified First Nations man in front of a longhouse while several others look on; handwritten annotations on verso read: “Crop to size after reduction ImC,” and “70%”

• Iona Campagnolo shaking hands with a First Nations man in front of a longhouse while several others look on

• Iona Campagnolo talking to Agnes Sutton in a field at Usk, 1974; handwritten annotations on verso read: “campaigning in 1974 in Skeena,” “P1. 85% ImC,” “3 x 3 ¼ P1 (cut),” “92% 3 x 3 ¼ P1 (cut)”

• Iona Campagnolo talking to Agnes Sutton in a field at Usk, 1974; handwritten annotations on verso read: “1st Campaign with Agnes Sutton at Usk. 1974,” “140,” “Blow 5 col IC”

• Iona Campagnolo talking to an unidentified bearded man in a cowboy hat, suspenders, and a denim work shirt; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Reduce 2 col ImC”

• Iona Campagnolo talking to an unidentified man outside while another man and a dog look on

• Iona Campagnolo holding a clipboard and shaking hands with an unidentified man while another unidentified man looks on; handwritten annotations on verso read: “Pict W,” and “Border 724, 100%, IC”

• Iona Campagnolo reaching over a fence to shake hands with W. Neil Sterritt in his front yard in Massett; she is holding a clipboard and a purse while another unidentified man watches; annotation at bottom reads: “Border 724”; annotations on verso read:


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(cont’d)

“Reverse Picture,” and “Reverse neg. Blow Reduce to 3 col IC” • Negative for previous image • Reverse print of previous image; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Masset

1974”; handwritten notations included with picture read: “W. Neil Sterritt” and “74 Campaign”

• Iona Campagnolo being interviewed by a young male reporter; handwritten annotations on verso read: “P. 7 100%”

• Two unidentified men and Iona Campagnolo sit around a table listening to an unidentified woman; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Page 8”

• An unidentified man and an unidentified woman stand next to Iona Campagnolo, who holds a clipboard, and Teresa Wright; handwritten annotation at bottom read “4 x 4 ¼ pg. 6”; handwritten annotation on verso reads “38”

• Three unidentified women and three unidentified men stand in a line in a curtained room as Iona Campagnolo talks to one of the men; handwritten annotation at bottom read “4 x 5 ½ pg. 1”; handwritten annotation on verso reads “38”

• Iona Campagnolo stands on the porch of a log cabin with her arms around a family, consisting of a father in a cowboy hat, two young boys and a young girl; the youngest boy holds a cat and there is another animal in front of the family

• Iona Campagnolo speaks at a podium emblazoned with a Canadian flag • Iona Campagnolo stands on a hay trailer in front of a log barn and pen • Iona Campagnolo sits on a hay trailer in front of a log barn; the tractor pulling the

trailer is being driven by the head of the family she posed with in front of a log cabin • Distorted image of Iona Campagnolo [?] talking to an unidentified man; both sit on the

patio of a house • Distorted image of Iona Campagnolo [?] with trees in the background • Distorted image of Iona Campagnolo [?] driving • Iona Campagnolo sits at a board table with four unidentified men, Teresa Wright, and

an unidentified woman • Iona Campagnolo sits with Neil Sterritt in the middle of a set of wooden bleachers at

the Kispiox Rodeo; handwritten annotation on verso reads “38”; handwritten note on UNBC Chancellor’s letterhead reads: “1974 Campaign, Kispiox Rodeo with Neil Sterritt”

• Iona Campagnolo talks to three unidentified cowboys and one unidentified man with a baby on his back outside at the Kispiox Rodeo; handwritten annotations on verso read: “Campaigning 1974 Kispiox, #5,” and “57”

• Iona Campagnolo talks to an unidentified man inside some sort of industrial machine; she has climbed a ladder in her suit to reach the man

• Iona Campagnolo talks to a group of eight unidentified women in hardhats inside a clearcut; Iona leans against a fallen tree and rests her own hardhat on her knee; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “35”

• John Hanquest, Iona Campagnolo, and two unidentified men raise bottles of beer outside the First Chance Saloon in Stewart ; handwritten notation on accompanying piece of paper reads: “Skeena Liberals, Stewart 1st Campaign, John Hanquest (“Midgie” John) + Pals.”

2009.6.1.81-2009.6.1.82

Pierre Trudeau, Margaret Trudeau, and Iona Campagnolo during the election campaign, Terrace, June 1974 [2 photographs : b&w ; 17.7 x 12.8 cm]

• Pierre Trudeau, Margaret Trudeau, and Iona Campagnolo smile at a group in front of them; handwritten notation affixed to verso reads: “‘The Candidate’ with Margaret +


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(cont’d)

Pierre Trudeau, 1974 Election Campaign, Terrace, B.C.” • Pierre Trudeau and Iona Campagnolo smile back at Margaret Trudeau; there are two

unidentified children in the foreground; handwritten annotations on verso read: “Campaigning with the T’s, 1974, Terrace, B.C. (Margaret + I have almost identical dresses!),” “55%,” “Replace,” “On Trudeau page this replaces pin at bottom of copy, IC,” and “39”

2009.6.1.83-2009.6.1.87

Iona Campagnolo and Pierre Trudeau speaking during the election campaign, June 1974 [5 photographs : b&w ; 12.7 x 8.8 cm]

• Iona Campagnolo looks in the direction of a young child sitting on an adult’s shoulders while Pierre Trudeau speaks to a crowd of people from a microphone

• Pierre Trudeau and Iona Campagnolo speak to the crowd together at the microphone while Margaret Trudeau and an unidentified man stand behind them

• Pierre Trudeau raises his hands in emphasis at the microphone while Iona Campagnolo and the same unidentified man looks on; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Campaign ‘74”

• Iona Campagnolo speaks into the microphone while the same unidentified man crosses his arms behind her and an unidentified man films the crowd

• Iona Campagnolo consults her notes at the microphone while the same unidentified man looks on

2009.6.1.88-2009.6.1.89

Margaret and Pierre Trudeau, election campaign, Terrace, 13 June 1974 [2 photographs : col. ; 12.3 x 8.8 cm]

• Pierre Trudeau stands in the midst of an unidentified crowd; handwritten annotations on verso read: “June 13/74,” and “Terrace B.C., July election campaign”

• Margaret Trudeau stands in the midst of an unidentified crowd; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Terrace B.C., July election campaign”

2009.6.1.90-2009.6.1.91

Iona Campagnolo smiles while Pierre Trudeau speaks into a microphone, his arm around an unidentified (and hidden) man; a large crowd of unidentified people, including one man with a video camera on his shoulder, have gathered to listen, June 1974 [2 photographs (with 1 negative) : b&w ; 1 photo : 23.5 x 21.5 cm ; 1 photo : 10.5 x 10.1 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “‘The magic day,’ Terrace B.C. when I won the 74 campaign 4 wks before the Vote, July/74.”

• Negative of photograph originally with tie reading “Male Chauvinist Pig”; tie now housed in 2009.6.3.1

2009.6.1.92 Iona Campagnolo, Pierre Trudeau, Margaret Trudeau and an unidentified man

speak to a large crowd from a microphone, June 1974 [1 contact sheet (24 photographs) : b&w ; 21.5 x 27.8 cm]

• Series of pictures of the same political rally affixed together with tape and glue • Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “‘The great rally, Terrace, 1974, M. + PET

Trudeau”

2009.6.1.93 Iona Campagnolo shaking hands of men and women in button blankets at K’san after her election as Member of Parliament for Skeena, 8 July 1974 [1 photograph : col. ; 12.6 x 8.7 cm]

• Handwritten notation included with photograph reads: “K,San -”


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Tours and Events as Member of Parliament, Skeena, 1974 - 1976


2009.6.1.94-2009.6.1.95

M.P. Iona Campagnolo at political functions, 1974 [2 photographs : b&w ; 18.4 x 12.4 cm]

• Head shot of M.P. Iona Campagnolo at the 1974 Gillette Lecture; typed label affixed to verso reads: “Campagnolo, Iona, Skeena”; photographer’s stamp on verso reads: “Perceptive Eye, 359 Ridout St. S., 434-8124, London, Ont.”; handwritten annotations on verso read: “Gillette Lecture 1974,” and “B-7”

• Close-up of Iona Campagnolo, in a flowered dress, speaking to a man in a double-breasted suit and a woman in a flowered dress outside; all hold glasses; photographer’s stamp on verso reads: “Photo by Franco Citarella, Ste. 67-777 West Queens’ Road, N. Vancouver, B.C., Canada, Phone: 980-2142”

2009.6.1.96-2009.6.1.97

Reception for Selma Murray, sole survivor of the Mount Oldfield Slide of 1957, Masonic Temple, Prince Rupert, August 1974 [2 photographs : col. ; 11 x 8.8 cm]

• Iona Campagnolo stands at the banquet table of the Prince Rupert Masonic Lodge with Ernie Senior, editor of the Prince Rupert Daily News, and Selma Murray, sole survivor of the Mount Oldfield Slide of 1957, August 1974; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Iona Campagnolo - MP Skeena, Ernie Senior - Editor - Pr. Rupert Daily News, Selma Murray - visiting Pr. Rupert Aug/74 to visit the graces of her parents + brother - victims of Slide 1957, Selma - sole survivor”

• Gladys Blyth, Iona Campagnolo, and Lil Schuman stand in the Prince Rupert Masonic Temple looking at baby pictures of Selma Murray; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “From Left to Right, Aug/74, Gladys Blyth - Port Ed, Iona Campagnolo - ‘MP Skeena,’ Lil Schuman - Manitoba (‘Mother’ - Aunt) to Selma Murray, Masonic Temple - Pr. Rupert, B.C., Reception for Selma, looking at baby picture of Selma”

2009.6.1.98-2009.6.1.99

M.P. Iona Campagnolo on tour, Kitwanga, November 1974 [2 photographs : col. ; 11 x 8.8 cm]

• Group photograph of Leonard Bright, Joe Daniels, J.B. [?], Iona Campagnolo, Richard Morgan, and Howard Morgan; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Left to Right: Leonard Bright; Joe Daniels (chief) J.B.; I.C., Richard Morgan; Howard Morgan, Kitwanga, B.C., November 11/74 tour”

• Photograph of three unidentified people, Joe Daniels, J.B. [?], Iona Campagnolo, and an unidentified man sitting at a table; handwritten annotations on verso read: “Oct 16/74,” and “Kitwanga, BC, November 11th/74 tour”

2009.6.1.100-2009.6.1.102

M.P. Iona Campagnolo at a reception in Jeanne Sauvé’s riding, Ahuntsic, late 1974 [3 photographs : col. ; 17.9 x 12.6 cm]

• Iona Campagnolo, standing, displays a woven red, black, and grey shawl, while Jean Sauvé, seated, Yves Demers [?] and Marcel Roy [?], both standing, clap and smile; in the foreground is a table set with flowers and for refreshments; in the background is a Canadian flag; handwritten annotations on verso read: “Au Quebec, from Jeanne Sauvé’s Riding, Lavalde Rapid, late 1974,” “23,” and “copie pour Mme. Campagnolo, (21), & Eymard Corkin”


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(cont’d)

• Iona Campagnolo makes a speech at a podium at the same banquet as three unidentified men, an unidentified woman, and Jeanne Sauvé clap; all are standing behind the banquet table with a Canadian flag in the background; handwritten annotations on verso read: “copie pour Mme Campagnolo,” and “6”

• Marcel Roy [?], Iona Campagnolo, Jeanne Sauvé, Yves Demers [?], and an unidentified woman sit at the same banquet table in front of a stage with musical instruments and a Canadian flag; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “copie pour Mme Campagnolo, 15, 1-5-, Yves Demers, Marcel Roy, Jeanne Sauvé, un discourse en français dan la circonscription de Mme S. (toute l’monde est separatiste et liberal!)”

2009.6.1.103-2009.6.1.104

M.P. Iona Campagnolo visiting French immersion classes at St. Jean Militaire College, 1974 - 1976 [2 photographs : col. ; 1 photo : 11.1 x 8.8 cm ; 1 Polaroid photo : 8.9 x 10.7 cm]

• Group shot of three unidentified men, one unidentified woman, and Iona Campagnolo at St. Jean Militaire College; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Stan, Dor__, Mary Ranes [?], Lamborette, exhausted in French Immersion at St. Jean Militaire (College) 1974-76”

• Polaroid photograph of Iona Campagnolo posing with a woman at St. Jean Militaire College; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “College Militaire St. Jean-Fr. Imersion”

2009.6.1.105 Two RCMP officers, Iona Campagnolo, and a priest stand at the border of Canada

and the United States of America, Hyder and Stewart, c. 1976 [1 photograph : b&w ; 13.1 x 18.5 cm]

• Caption on paper photograph is pasted to reads: “Between Friends . . . Entre Amis” • From summer 1976 [?] newsletter

2009.6.1.106 An unidentified woman, three unidentified men, and Iona Campagnolo stand

talking in front of a small-engine plane, c. 1976 [1 photograph : b&w ; 13.7 x 8.7 cm] • From summer 1976 [?] newsletter

2009.6.1.107 Group shot of four unidentified women, three unidentified men, and M.P. Iona

Campagnolo inside a hall at a Gun Control meeting, 1975 [1 photograph : b&w ; 25.2 x 20.2 cm]

• Handwritten annotations at bottom read: “1975 Gun Control Meeting,” “3 x 4 ¼ pg. 3, 87%,” and “84%”; handwritten annotations on verso read: “47,” and “Reduce to size on page, IC”

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“Living Room Speech,” Terrace, 1975 [4 photographs : col. ; 8.8 x 12.5 cm] • Ray Skoglund, owner of Skoglund Hot Springs, listens to Iona Campagnolo in the

kitchen; both hold glasses; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Mr. Ray Skoglund, Terrace 1975”

• Several unidentified people sit listening to Iona Campagnolo speak in a living room; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Living Room Speech, Terrace”

• Iona Campagnolo, seen from behind, speaks with two unidentified men in the living room

• Iona Campagnolo and an unidentified man hold hors d’oeuvre while listening to an unidentified individual outside of the frame


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2009.6.1.112-2009.6.1.116

Sodturning ceremony at the opening of the Fairview Terminal, Prince Rupert, 3 January 1975 [5 photographs : b&w ; 18.1 x 12.7 cm]

• Group shot of Mr. Dent, M.P. Stanley Ronald Basford, and Iona Campagnolo at the sodturning ceremony for the opening of the Prince Rupert Fairview Terminal; in the background are portable buildings; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Dent/Basford/Campagnolo, Fairview Sodturning, Prince Rupert, 1/3/75”

• Iona Campagnolo stands outside, speaking with Mr. Pickering in front of portable buildings; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Pickering (N.H.B.-P.R.)/Campagnolo, Fairview Sodturning, Prince Rupert, 1/3/75”

• A group of thirteen unidentified men stand speaking to one another in front of several portable building; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Fairview Opening, Prince Rupert, 1/3/75”

• Photograph of a forested mountain, the bottom half of which has been logged and terraced; beneath the mountain is a railroad track and parked vehickes including a schoolbus and two dumptrucks; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Fairview Sodturning, Prince Rupert, 1/3/75”

• Two unidentified men operate a bulldozer in front of several portable buildings while four unidentified men look on; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Fairview Opening, Prince Rupert, 1/3/75”

2009.6.1.117 M.P. Iona Campagnolo speaks at Douglas Day (in celebration of James Douglas),

flanked by two RCMP, two Canadian and two British Columbian flags, 19 November 1975 [1 photograph : col. ; 8.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Douglas Day, November 19, 1975 • Label affixed to back reads: “F. & H. Street, 6176 Walker Ave., Burnaby, B.C., V5E

3B4”

2009.6.1.118 M.P. Iona Campagnolo talking to nine unidentified individuals seated inside a curtained room, c. 1975 [1 photograph : col. ; 12.3 x 8.8 cm]

2009.6.1.119 M.P. Iona Campagnolo sits on a grassy meadow in front of a forest with mountains in the background, reviewing notes, c. 1975 [1 photograph : b&w ; 17.6 x 12.6 cm]

• Handwritten annotations on verso read: “15, Page 3, 3 col., 86%, 3 7/8”

2009.6.1.120 M.P. Iona Campagnolo waves from a tractor as twenty unidentified people, including an RCMP officer; there is snow on the ground and an inn in the background, c. 1975 [1 photograph : b&w ; 17.6 x 12.6 cm]

2009.6.1.121 M.P. Iona Campagnolo poses in the cab of a mining truck with a female operator wearing a “Naranda” hard hat, Skeena Riding, c. 1975 - 1976 [?] [1 photograph : col. ; 8.8 x 12.6 cm]

• Handwritten annotations on verso read: “Granisle Mine,” and “woman operators on strip mine”

2009.6.1.122 M.P. Iona Campagnolo speaking at a podium labeled “The Four Seasons

Vancouver” with three unidentified men sitting at her sides, c. 1975 - 1976 [1 photograph : col. ; 8.8 x 12.6 cm]

• Handwritten annotations on verso read: “The Northland mess - Basford + Long - sell out to Bennett”


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2009.6.1.123 M.P. Iona Campagnolo speaking at a podium in a conference room, Terrace, c. 1975 - 1976 [1 photograph : col. ; 8.6 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotations on verso read: “Terrace, April 22”

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Snow along Highway 16 and the Skeena, c. 1976 [8 photographs (with 8 negatives) : col. ; 4 photos : 10.2 x 10 cm ; 4 photos : 15.1 x 10.1 cm]

2009.6.1.132 Brown wooden house where the Trudeaus stayed during their visit [?], Tlell, Haida Gwaii, 1976 [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “House for Trudeau + Margaret, Q.C.I., Tlell”

2009.6.1.133-2009.6.1.134

M.P. Iona Campagnolo posing in front of the Parliament buildings in Ottawa, winter 1976 [2 photographs : col. ; 9.8 x 12.6 cm]

2009.6.1.135 Head shot of M.P. Iona Campagnolo wearing a coat and toque standing in front of the parliament buildings in Ottawa, January 1976 [1 photograph : b&w ; 12.6 x 9 cm]

2009.6.1.136 Close up of Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau wearing a beret and Mustang lifejacket walking outside beside M.P. Iona Campagnolo in a headscarf and wool jacket, Kivsta, Haida Gwaii, May 1976 [1 photograph : b&w ; 20.3 x 25.1 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “With the boss at Kivsta, Q.C.I.: May 1976, 13,000 yrs. carbondated habitation in the same location-- The real Charlottes and his counter culture protection in the rain, mist, moss and dense forest of the Haida”

Tours and Events as Minister of State, Fitness and Amateur Sport, 1976 - 1977


2009.6.1.137-2009.6.1.138

Iona Campagnolo speaking at a long table as two men to her right listen, 1976 [?] [2 photographs : b&w ; 20.3 x 12.8 cm]

2009.6.1.139-2009.6.1.141

Environmentalists and concerned citizens protest against a proposed Kitimat Oil Port, Kitimat, 1976 [?] [3 photographs : col. ; 8.7 x 8.8 cm]

• One sign reads: “Stop Bull Shitting, Phoney Ioney” • Part of another sign reads: “Supertanks - Pipelines S.O.S.” • Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “The Kitimat Oil Port Environmental Lobby,

didn’t believe I killed it. I did!”

2009.6.1.142 Queen Elizabeth, an unidentified woman, Prince Edward, and Minister Iona Campagnolo, with an unidentified crowd in the background, 1976 Summer Olympic Games, Montreal, July 1976 [1 photograph : col. ; 25.1 x 20.1 cm]

2009.6.1.143 Minister Iona Campagnolo speaking to an unidentified man and Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, 1976 Summer Olympic Games [?], c. 1976 [?] [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]


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2009.6.1.144 Minister Iona Campagnolo signing autographs for a group of six unidentified children from the side of a vehicle [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Autographs”

2009.6.1.145-2009.6.1.146

Minister Iona Campagnolo, two unidentified men and an unidentified woman driving in a convertible labeled “Iona Campagnolo” through a parade, Matane, Quebec, summer 1976 [?] or 1977 [?] [2 photographs : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Close-up of group, with Iona Campagnolo smiling from back seat • Distance shot of car in front of a crowd of unidentified people; handwritten

annotation on verso reads: “Matane P.Q., Summer / 77, with P.M. on Tour”

2009.6.1.147 Minister Iona Campagnolo exercising in the hallway of a high school, c. 1976-78 [?] [1 contact sheet of 6 images : b&w ; 12.5 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotation at side reads: “70113”

2009.6.1.148 Minister Iona Campagnolo speaking to a lecture hall of youths at Granisle School, Granisle, 1977 [?] [1 photograph : col. ; 8.5 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Granisle School”

2009.6.1.149 Minister Iona Campagnolo having her palm read, Smithers, 1977 [?] [1 photograph : b&w ; 12.6 x 8.9 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “a Palm Reader in Smithers”

2009.6.1.150 Minister Iona Campagnolo leading a gymnasium full of youths in a fitness routine, Terrace, 1977 [?] [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten notation included with picture reads: “The ‘Infamous’ fitness routine, Terrace theatre festival”

2009.6.1.151 Minister Iona Campagnolo looks down beside an unidentified man, Prince George,

c. 1977 [1 photograph : col. ; 17.6 x 12.6 cm] • Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Prince George”

2009.6.1.152-2009.6.1.153

Minister Iona Campagnolo and Peter Jones overlooking a lake on Highway 37, 1977 [2 photographs : col. ; 8.5 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “with Peter Jones, 1977” • Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “on Highway 37”

2009.6.1.154-2009.6.1.159

Tour to bring television access from Yukon to Atlin with Crowder Communications, Atlin, 1977 [6 photographs : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Iona Campagnolo speaks at a microphone in a log building; handwritten annotations on verso read: “Atlin gets T.V., Peter Crowder, P. Eng., Peter Jones + Me”

• An unidentified man speaks at the same microphone while another man looks on; handwritten notation accompanying photograph reads: “we brought Television access from Yukon to Atlin, Crowder Communications”

• Peter Jones speaks at the same microphone • Iona Campagnolo stands in front of a television with a group of six eager children;

handwritten annotation on verso reads: “First Television in Atlin” • An unidentified man speaks at the same microphone • An unidentified man speaks at the same microphone


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2009.6.1.160 Minister Iona Campagnolo speaks with an engineer in a wooden room, Atlin, 1977 [1 photograph : b&w ; 5.5 x 5 cm]

• Handwritten notation included with picture reads: “Atlin T.V. cable - with T.K.’s engineer”

2009.6.1.161 Minister Iona Campagnolo speaking at a podium in front of a blown-up political cartoon at an event for Ontario’s Attorney-General Ray McMastry [?] while an unidentified man and woman smile, Toronto, 1977 [1 photograph : b&w ; 25.2 x 20.1 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Those endless Sport Roasts, This for Ray McMastry, Attorney-Gen Ontario in Toronto, 1977”

2009.6.1.162-2009.6.1.163

Minister Iona Campagnolo, Jean Chretien, Hugh Faulkner, and several unidentified men sitting around a media ‘Round Table,’ 1977 [2 photographs : b&w ; 25.2 x 20.4 cm]

• Close-up of Iona Campagnolo, Jean Chretien, and Hugh Faulkner; handwritten notation affixed to photograph reads: “Media ‘Round Tables’ with J Chretien and Hugh Faulkner, 1977”

• Hugh Faulkner, Iona Campagnolo, and three unidentified men

2009.6.1.164 Head shot of Minister Iona Campagnolo with the Parliament buildings behind her, Ottawa, 1977 [1 photograph : b&w ; 20.2 x 25.4 cm]

• Photographer’s stamp on verso reads: “Please credit / Priere de mentionner - Health and Welfare Canada / Santé et Bien-être social Canada - Information Directorate / Direction de l’information”

• Handwritten annotations on verso read: “78-00202” and “working Minister on the Hill 1977”

2009.6.1.165 Conversation between four unidentified men and Minister Iona Campagnolo, 31

May 1977 [?] [1 photograph : b&w ; 25.3 x 20.1 cm] • Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “5/31”

2009.6.1.166 Minister Iona Campagnolo and Hugh Faulkner greet a group of children leaning

over wooden fences draped with button blankets, Kispiox, summer 1977 [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Kispiox with Hugh Faulkner”

2009.6.1.167 Minister Iona Campagnolo and an unidentified man speak to a group of eighteen boys in front of the Terrace Hockey School, summer 1977 [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Hockey School, Terrace”

2009.6.1.168 Minister Iona Campagnolo pins a rose to the lapel of an unidentified woman inside a busy hockey arena, summer 1977 [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Hockey”

2009.6.1.169 Minister Iona Campagnolo poses in front of beached driftwood with Peter Jones and an unidentified man, summer 1977 [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “with Peter Jones”

2009.6.1.170 Distance shot of a group (none of whom is identifiable) river rafting, summer 1977 [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]


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2009.6.1.171 Photograph of a temporary cabin built with 2x4s, tar paper, and plastic sheeting

and marked “Iona Hall,” summer 1977 [1 photograph : col. ; 8.5 x 8.8 cm]

2009.6.1.172 Minister Iona Campagnolo holds a bouquet of wildflowers with Moricetown Canyon in the background, summer 1977 [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “summer tour 77, Morricetown Canyon in Skeena”

2009.6.1.173 Minister Iona Campagnolo with Wally Lefebre [?] in a gymnasium, Kitimat,

summer 1977 [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm] • Handwritten annotations on verso read: “Wally Lefebre Hovercraft at Kitimat”, and

“1 - 5x7 print”

2009.6.1.174 Minister Iona Campagnolo with Mary Schindel and two unidentified women; all wear yellow safety suits, Granduc Copper Mine, Stewart, summer 1977 [1 photograph : col. ; 8.5 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotations on verso read: “Stewart, B.C.,” and “Bottom: at Granduc Copper mine with Mary Schindel, I drove the ‘Mitzie’”

2009.6.1.175 Minister Iona Campagnolo with Mary Schindel, John Lundquist, and an

unidentified woman; all but Lundquist wear yellow safety suits, Granduc Copper Mine, Stewart, summer 1977 [1 photograph : col. ; 8.5 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “John Lundquist, Mary Schindel”

2009.6.1.176 Minister Iona Campagnolo speaks to an unidentified person out of the frame in a circle of chairs set up in a hotel room, summer 1977 [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Kamloops--Liberal Convention, Big Speech, Big Response”

2009.6.1.177-2009.6.1.178

Minister Iona Campagnolo being driven through a parade on the back of a convertible, waving happily to the crowd, 12 June 1977 [2 photographs : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten notation included with picture reads: “6/12/77, Iona, These are duplicates and rejects. Unless you want any of them I will throw them out.”

2009.6.1.179 Minister Iona Campagnolo poses beside a tree growing from a decaying stump,

Queen Charlotte City, August 1977 [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm] • Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Iona in Queen Charlotte City, August 1977”

2009.6.1.180 Minister Iona Campagnolo and Lucie Lambert dressed up in Western costume,

Vancouver, August 1977 [1 photograph : b&w ; 20.2 x 25.3 cm] • Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Gag photo with my special assistant Lucie

Lambert, August 1977, Vancouver.”

2009.6.1.181 Newfoundland Premier Frank Moores and Minister Iona Campagnolo at the opening ceremonies of the Canada Summer Games, St. John’s, August 1977 [1 photograph : col. ; 25.1 x 20.1 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Opening of Canada Games, St Johns NFLD, 1977, P.M. announces I am a Grandmother to the nation! Frank Moores”


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2009.6.1.182-2009.6.1.183

Minister Iona Campagnolo discusses freight costs with storekeeper Werner Funk, Queen Charlotte City, August 1977 [2 photographs : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotations on verso read: “lost election thanks to Otto Longs Transport decision to OK subsidy to North Coast Freight shipping,” and “Iona and storekeeper Werner Funk discussing freight costs, Queen Charlotte City, August / 77.”

• Handwritten annotations on verso read: “Northland Navigator Fallout rotten meat,” “(8)”and “Iona and Werner Funk, Queen Charlotte City, August 1977”

2009.6.1.184 Close up of Former Prime Minister John Diefenbaker, Naval Officer Savage, and

Minister Iona Campagnolo, Fall 1977 [1 photograph : col. ; 20.2 x 25.3 cm] • Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “with the Chief, fall 77”

2009.6.1.185 Minister Iona Campagnolo gives a speech at an independent school during a fundraiser, Terrace, fall 1977 [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Terrace Fundraiser Fall 77”

2009.6.1.186 First Lady Rosalyn Carter, anthropologist Margaret Mead, and Minister Iona Campagnolo at a banquet table, Washington, D.C., September 1977 [1 photograph : b&w ; 25.2 x 20.4 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “To Mimi, Rosalyn Carter, Margaret Mead, September 1977”

2009.6.1.187-2009.6.1.192

Minister Iona Campagnolo, Ninstints, Anthony Island, Haida Gwaii, September 1977 [6 photographs : col. ; 4 photos : 8.8 x 12.5 cm ; 2 photos : 17.8 x 12.6 cm]

• Three memorial poles on Ninstints • Iona Campagnolo posing beside a memorial pole; handwritten notation included with

picture reads: “Anthony Island, Ninstints, on Q.C.I., Sept/77” • Five memorial poles on Ninstints • Five leaning memorial poles on Ninstints • Five memorial poles on Ninstints • Iona Campagnolo posing beside a memorial pole; handwritten notation included with

picture reads: “Ninstints, Haida Gwaii (Q.C.I.)”

2009.6.1.193 Minister Iona Campagnolo presents a memorial plaque to Mrs. Nathan Barton at a Northwest Corridor Development Corporation meeting, Prince Rupert, September 1977 [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotations on verso read: “Return to Tom,” and “Iona presenting memorial plaque to Mrs. Nathan Barton at NCDC Meeting, Prince Rupert / Sept. 77.”

2009.6.1.194 John Lapadat, Minister Iona Campagnolo, and Carmen Graf link arms in front of a small plane, Smithers, September 1977 [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Return to Tom,” and “Iona with John Lapadat (L) and Carmen Graf (R), Smithers / Sept. 77.”

2009.6.1.195 Minister Iona Campagnolo shaking hands with Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II,

State Dinner, Rideau Hall, Ottawa, 16 October 1977 [1 photograph: col. ; 20.2 x 25.3 cm ; mounted to matte board ; housed in oversize photograph box]

• Photograph taken while Minister Campagnolo was along the receiving line at the State Dinner

• Photographer: John Evans, Ottawa


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2009.6.1.196 Minister Iona Campagnolo receiving a poppy from a Legionnaire while sitting at a banquet table with an unidentified man, Laniel, Quebec, October 1977 [1 photograph : col. ; 8.8 x 12.6 cm]

• Handwritten annotations on verso read: “882-03,” “Laniel: Oyster Party, Oct 1977,” and “Beauharnais en Francais seulement”

2009.6.1.197 Eve Rockett, Mike _____, Minister Iona Campagnolo, Juanita Holton, and Tillie

Laplante around a set table in a curtained living room, 12 November 1977 [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Tillie November 12/77, accident day, Eve Rockett, Tillie Laplante, Juanita, Mike”


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Box #38 (Photograph Inventory) Ministry of Sport Tour, Cuba, 1977 - 1978


2009.6.1.198 Ian Howard, an unidentified man, Minister Iona Campagnolo, and Eric Morse pose at the stairwell of the State Guest House [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “our villa”

2009.6.1.199 Minister Iona Campagnolo consults with Minister of Instituto Nacional de Deportes, Educación Física y Recreación (INDER), Jorge Garcia Bango, Alfredo Casonia, and an unidentified man about Che Guevara’s writings while Amber Gary looks on through the mirror [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Amber Gary__looking on unconsciously in the mirror! as Minister of INDER, José Garcia Bango, Alfredo Casonia, + ? + I confer on the writings of Ernesto Che Guevara as a philosophical ideal”

2009.6.1.200 Ian Howard, Ambassador Gary Awnnos and Eric Morse pose together, drinks in

hand [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm] • Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Jon H. - Ambassador Gary Awnnos - our

spy Eric Morse”

2009.6.1.201 Group shot of eight unidentified men stand drinking in front of a carved mirror [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten notation affixed to photograph reads: “The Famous Cuba 1977 Sport Minister Tour”

2009.6.1.202 Minister Iona Campagnolo and three unidentified men stand talking [1 photograph :

col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

2009.6.1.203 Minister Iona Campagnolo, Jorge Garcia Bango, and an unidentified translator stand talking [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Sport Minister Jorge Garcia Bango -- Translators”

2009.6.1.204 Minister Iona Campagnolo and three unidentified men stand talking [1 photograph :

col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

2009.6.1.205 Eric Morse and an unidentified man stand talking, drinks in hand [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

2009.6.1.206 Ian Howard, Frances Pilfold, Chuck Pilfold, and Eric Morse walk down the front steps of the State Guest House to a waiting car, Havana, 1977 [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Havana, 1977, Ian Howard, Frances + Chuck Pilfold, Eric Morse - State Guest House”


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2009.6.1.207 Minister Iona Campagnolo poses in front of the State Guest House with Chuck Pilfold, Havana, 1977 [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Cuba with Chuck Pilfold, ‘77”

2009.6.1.208 Ian Howard and Eric Morse pose in La Bodeguita, Havana, 1977 [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “my beloved, 2 cabbaleros, Ian Howard, Eric Morse in Havana, 1977”

2009.6.1.209 Ian Howard poses in La Bodeguita, Havana, 1977 [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

2009.6.1.210 Minister Iona Campagnolo speaks to Eric Morse, Ian Howard, two unidentified

men and one unidentified woman in La Bodeguita, Havana, 1977 [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

2009.6.1.211 Group of five unidentified men in La Bodeguita, Havana, 1977 [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

2009.6.1.212 Minister Iona Campagnolo speaks to an unidentified woman in La Bodeguita, Havana, 1977 [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “La Bodeguita, Hemingways Bar in Havana, Angive shows us the mojitos motto -- ‘I drink my Daequiris a Las Floridas but I drink my mojitos at La Bodeguita’ Ernest Hemingway”

2009.6.1.213 Minister Iona Campagnolo speaks to an unidentified woman and an unidentified

man in La Bodeguita, Havana, 1977 [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

2009.6.1.214-2009.6.1.217

Minister Iona Campagnolo at a crowded table in La Bodeguita with Frances Pilfold, Chuck Pilfold Havana, and several unidentified others, January 1978 [4 photographs : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotations on backs read: “Bodeguita Café, Havana 1977,” and “Great Reseraunt in Havana - Jan/78, Frances + Chuck Pilfold of Pr. Rupert with me.”

2009.6.1.218 Chuck Pilford and the Secret Service [?] in a Havana street, January 1978 [1

photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm] • Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Jan 78 - Havana Cuba, Chuck + Secret

Service”

2009.6.1.219 Group photograph of Ian Howard, Roger Jackson, Eric Morse, and Minister Iona Campagnolo outside, Havana, January 1978 [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “my campanero’s de Havana, Jan./78, Ian Howard, Executive Assistant; Roger Jackson, Director Sport Cda; Eric Morse, Ext. Affairs (Spy)”

2009.6.1.220 Close up of Minister Iona Campagnolo outside of a revolutionary Havana home [1

photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm] • Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “‘Ilse she wolf of the north’ in a

revolutionary home in Havana!”


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2009.6.1.221 Close up of Minister Iona Campagnolo smiling beneath a lime arbour [1 photograph

: b&w ; 10.3 x 15.3 cm] • Handwritten notation affixed to photograph reads: “Cuba? 77, 1977”

2009.6.1.222-2009.6.1.224

Portrait of Minister Iona Campagnolo [3 photographs : 1 photograph : col. ; 20 x 25.1 cm ; 2 photographs : b&w ; 12.6 x 18 cm ; 6 x 8.4 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “suntan from Havana 1977 ministerial visit” • Handwritten notation on verso reads: “Cuba”

European Sports Tour with Team Canada (Hockey Canada), 1977 - 1978 2009.6.1.225-2009.6.1.231

Team Canada and Minister Iona Campagnolo at the European Games, unidentified locations, 1977 [7 photographs : col. ; 1 Polaroid photo : 8.8 x 10.7 cm ; 6 photos : 12.6 x 12.4 cm]

• Iona Campagnolo in scarf and toque • Iona Campagnolo dropping the puck between two unidentified hockey players and an

unidentified referee • Two unidentified men speaking to Iona Campagnolo while a hockey game is played

in the background • Iona Campagnolo dropping the puck between two unidentified hockey players and an

unidentified referee • Iona Campagnolo holding the hands of two opposing hockey players, one wearing a

Chicago Blackhawks jersey, on ice • Iona Campagnolo speaking into a microphone on ice, with a referee in the

background • Iona Campagnolo speaking to an unidentified man in a bucket hat

2009.6.1.232-2009.6.1.233

Vienna, 1977 [2 photographs : b&w ; 23.8 x 18.2 cm ; 17.8 x 12.6 cm] • Geoff Gowen, Roger Jackson, Iona Campagnolo, and a KGB official outside a public

building in Vienna; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “The KGB + We in Vienna - World Hockey Championships 1977 - Geoff Gowen - Roger Jackson to left”

• Johnny Esau, Iona Campagnolo, and George Gross sit around a patio table; handwritten annotations on verso read: “Johnny Esau - CTV + George Gross - T.O. Sun,” and “International Ice Hockey Championships, Vienna, 1977”

2009.6.1.234-2009.6.1.237

Signing of Protocol by Minister Iona Campagnolo and Boleslaw Kapitan during the European Sports Tour of Poland, Warsaw, 25 May 1977 [4 photographs : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Iona Campagnolo and Boleslaw Kapitan sign a protocol, with two unidentified men behind them; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “May 77, signing the Protocol in Warsaw with minister Boleslaw Kapitan”

• Iona Campagnolo and Boleslaw Kapitan raise a toast together • Iona Campagnolo and Boleslaw Kapitan answer questions at a microphone • Iona Campagnolo and Boleslaw Kapitan shake hands; handwritten annotation on

verso reads: “Bayesval, Polish Minister of Sport, Warsaw 1978”


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2009.6.1.238-2009.6.1.246

Cityscapes of Budapest [?] [9 photographs : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm] • View of the city and the Danube River from a higher elevation • Iona Campagnolo walking into city square • Public plaza with apartment buildings in the background • Courtyard of an older building • Fountain on the lawns of an older public building • View of the city and the Danube River from a walled building • Façade of a church

2009.6.1.247 Minister Iona Campagnolo wearing an Olympic scarf around her head and smelling

a bouquet of flowers, East Berlin [1 photograph : b&w ; 17.8 x 24.2 cm] • Handwritten annotations on verso read: “East Berlin GDR, Spt. Minister,” and

“16394/2”

2009.6.1.248-2009.6.1.254

Banquet celebrating Team Canada’s bronze medal at the International Ice Hockey Federation World Championships, 1978 [7 photographs : col. ; 12.6 x 12.4 cm]

• Letter from Derek Holmes, Hockey Canada to Iona Campagnolo accompanying photographs is dated 24 November 1978 and reads: “Dear Iona, A few pictures recalling some of the happier moments in Canada’s otherwise stormy hockey scene which I thought you would appreciate.”

• Handwritten notation included with photographs reads: “Sport Minister in Europe - DDR - East Germany - Hungary - Poland - Austria”

• Iona Campagnolo admiring the celebratory crystal vase labeled “MS 78” with Team Canada Captain Marcel Dionne and five unidentified men; handwritten annotations on verso read: “307,” and “(Fred Skombatti), Hockey Canada, Bronze Medal, IIHF, 1977, Marcel Dionne, Captain Team Canada”

• Iona Campagnolo handing the celebratory vase to two unidentified men and Marcel Dionne; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “310”

• Iona Campagnolo shakes hands with an unidentified man while an unidentified woman with a camera walks by; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “302”

• Iona Campagnolo shakes hands with an unidentified man while several unidentified individuals look on; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “301”

• Iona Campagnolo shakes hands with Marcel Dionne; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “304”

• Iona Campagnolo speaks with several unidentified men in Team Canada jackets; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “308”

• Iona Campagnolo shakes hands with an unidentified woman; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “303”

Tours and Events as Minister of State, Fitness and Amateur Sport, 1978


2009.6.1.255-2009.6.1.257

Official portrait as Minister of State, Fitness and Amateur Sport, 1978-79 [3 photographs : b&w ; 12.7 x 18.9 cm]

• Handwritten annotations on verso read: “Honourable Iona Campagnolo, 1978-79,”


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2009.6.1.255-2009.6.1.257 (cont’d)

and “Official Picture, Honourable Iona Campagnolo, Minister of State, Fitness and Amateur Sport, 1978-79

2009.6.1.258-2009.6.1.260

Minister Iona Campagnolo visiting high schools in the Skeena Riding, c. 1978 [3 photographs : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Iona Campagnolo gesturing as she speaks with an unidentified girl in a classroom, while another unidentified girl watches; legible handwritten annotations on verso read: “. . . kill Baby Seals, MP Campagnolo”

• Iona Campagnolo gesturing as she speaks to a group of Granisle high school students in the gymnasium; handwritten annotations on verso read: “Granisle”

• Iona Campagnolo speaking to a group of high school students in a classroom

2009.6.1.261 Chief Skidegate Dempsey Collinson, Minister Iona Campagnolo, an unidentified woman, and two unidentified men stand on a stage in button blankets; in the background is a mural of longhouses and totem poles, Haida Gwaii, 1978 [1 photograph : col. ; 17.6 x 12.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Chief Skidegate (Dempsey Collinson), Feast 1978, Q.C.I.”

2009.6.1.262-2009.6.1.263

Minister Iona Campagnolo in a helicopter with a “Queen Charlotte” emblem on the side, 1978 [2 photographs : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Iona Campagnolo sitting in copilot seat with two unidentified men standing beside the helicopter; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Michael J. McInnis, 78, F.B. #4-1(d)”

• Iona Campagnolo sitting in copilot seat next to an unidentified pilot; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “F.B. #4-2(c), Michael J. McInnis, 78”

2009.6.1.264-2009.6.1.280

Skeena Riding tour, c. 1978 [17 photographs : col. ; 12.5 x 8.8 cm] • An unidentified man shows Iona Campagnolo a newspaper clipping • Iona Campagnolo smiles with three unidentified young men • Iona Campagnolo sits talking to an unidentified young man • Iona Campagnolo sits talking to an unidentified man at a restaurant • Iona Campagnolo talks to two unidentified young men • Iona Campagnolo assists in raising a totem pole carved by Walter Harris, Kispiox,

fall 1978; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Fall 1978, Kispiox, 2 Poles by Walter Harris”

• Iona Campagnolo stands next to Vince Gaspar, Kitimat; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Vince Gaspar--25 yrs., Kitimat”

• Group shot of unidentified men and women wearing button blankets in front of a longhouse and a newly raised totem pole, Kispiox; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Kispiox”

• Distance shot of a totem pole flanked by unidentified men, women, and children, some in button blankets; handwritten notation included with photograph reads: “The ‘Beloved North,’ Skeena Riding (always)”

• Totem pole being raised by unidentified men and women in front of longhouse, Kispiox

• Iona Campagnolo and an unidentified crowd standing around two newly carved totem poles housed under a tarp and log shelter


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• Iona Campagnolo and two unidentified men pulling a glider through a field with a rope

• Iona Campagnolo pulling a headset on in the front seat of a glider; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “-Glider- Sport Minister must do every sport! no hang gliding yet.”

• Iona Campagnolo and an unidentified man sitting in a glider • Distance shot of Iona Campagnolo sitting in the front seat of an open glider • Aerial shot of a lake with mountains in the background • Small aircraft and gliders lined up in front of a building labeled “British Columbia

Forest Service”

2009.6.1.281 Minister Iona Campagnolo sitting in a restaurant with Mr. V____ and Mrs. Solomon Doolan, Kincolith [1 photograph : b&w ; 12.8 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Mr. V, Mrs. Solomon Doolan, Kincolith”

2009.6.1.282 Group shot of Hugh Faulkner and the unidentified Kitamaat Band Council at a land claims presentation [1 photograph : b&w ; 12.8 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Minister DINA Hugh Faulkner + Kitamaat Band Council for Land Claim presentation”

2009.6.1.283 Minister Iona Campagnolo speaking at the North Coast District Council; seated

around her are three unidentified men and one unidentified woman [1 photograph : b&w ; 12.8 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “North Coast District Council” 2009.6.1.284 Close up of Minister Iona Campagnolo speaking, c. 1978 [1 photograph : b&w ; 8.4 x

20.7 cm] • Affixed to part of a typed Christmas letter

2009.6.1.285 Minister Iona Campagnolo stands beside an unidentified woman during the Windsor-Detroit bid for the 1984 Olympics, Windsor, c. 1978 [1 photograph : col.; 25.3 x 20.2 cm]

• A banner in the background reads: “Windsor, Home of the Team Spirit and Team Canada/Olympics ‘84”

• Bid was unsuccessful -- 1984 Summer Olympics were held in Los Angeles

2009.6.1.286-2009.6.1.289

Minister Iona Campagnolo at Arts and Crafts Division, c. 1978 [4 photographs : b&w ; 19.2 x 12.7 cm]

• Iona Campagnolo holding an eagle doll at a reception in the Arts and Crafts Division of an unidentified institution while two unidentified men and an unidentified woman look on; in the foreground are bottles of champagne and baking

• Iona Campagnolo holds a fur craft while speaking to two unidentified men; in the background are carved masks and a carved bench

• Iona Campagnolo holding an eagle doll at a reception in the Arts and Crafts Division of an unidentified institution while an unidentified woman and an unidentified man look on

• Iona Campagnolo speaking to three unidentified men and an unidentified woman at a reception in the Arts and Crafts Division of an unidentified institution


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2009.6.1.290-2009.6.1.291

Minister Iona Campagnolo at the opening of Scott Road, the road to Fairview Terminal, Prince Rupert, c. 1978 [2 photographs : col. ; 17.8 x 12.6 cm ; 8.8 x 11 cm]

• Iona Campagnolo stands next to two unidentified men in front of a blue ribbon • Iona Campagnolo standing with an unidentified woman and two unidentified men in

front of a sign reading: “Scott Rd” 2009.6.1.292 Minister Iona Campagnolo speaking to Carol Pughese, 1978 [1 photograph : b&w ;

10.4 x 7.8 cm] • Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “1978, Spt Minister w. Carol Pughese” • Affixed to a piece of clear plastic which reads “pg 15” at bottom

2009.6.1.293-2009.6.1.295

Minister Iona Campagnolo at the Arctic Winter Games, Hay River, Northwest Territories, 1978 [3 photographs : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Iona Campagnolo being pulled in a single-dog sled reading “Fort Resolution”; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Arctic Winter Games - Hay River - Liard Entrance to Slodian [?]”

• Iona Campagnolo sitting behind a podium with a group of unidentified others; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Spt Minister, Northern Winter Games, Hay River, Pine Point, NWT”

• Iona Campagnolo gesturing out the window of a train in front of a group of unidentified other passengers; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Arctic Winter Games, Hay River, NWT.”

2009.6.1.296-2009.6.1.303

Nisga’a Pole Raising, Aiyansh [8 photographs : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm] • Handwritten annotation accompanying pictures reads: “Nisgaa Pole raising, Tait,

Aiyansh” • A crowd watches a great totem pole being raised in front of a public building • Iona Campagnolo stands with Johnny Clifton, Chief of Hartley Bay, and Senator

Guy R. Williams of Kitimat; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “w. Johnny Clifton, Chief Hartley Bay + Senator Guy Williams”

2009.6.1.304-2009.6.1.321

Skeena Riding Tour, Summer 1978 [18 photographs : col. ; 17 photos : 12.3 x 8.8 cm ; 1 photo : 8.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Iona Campagnolo waves from the passenger seat of a yellow GMC Sierra; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “On way to Highway 37”

• Iona Campagnolo converses with an unidentified group at a table in a large gymnasium

• Close up of Iona Campagnolo and an unidentified man • Iona Campagnolo stands talking to the same unidentified man in a large, sparsely

populated room • Iona Campagnolo, Mrs. Maitland, and Herbert Maitland seated at a table, Kitamaat,

June 1978; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “June 78, Kitamaat, Herbert Mrs. Maitland”

• Iona Campagnolo, two unidentified men, and an unidentified young girl standing in front of a fishing exhibition, Fisheries Museum, Prince Rupert; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Fisheries Museum Prince Rupert”

• Walter Harris, Head Chief of Kispiox Village and Gitxsan artist; Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs President George Manuel; and Iona Campagnolo stand talking outside in Kispiox; handwritten annotations on verso read: “Kispiox Walter


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Harris + UBCIC Pres. George Manuel,” and “6A-7” • Iona Campagnolo and several unidentified others walk past totem poles and

longhouses at K’san; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “K’san” • Iona Campagnolo smiling as an unidentified man holds a can labeled “Prince Rupert

Salmon” at the Fisheries Museum, Prince Rupert • Iona Campagnolo waves from the back of a red convertible on which she is being

driven through a parade; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “picture taken by Fran Hanson, July 1978, Iona Campagnolo nee Hardy!”

• Three unidentified women, one of whom may be Iona Campagnolo, look at a picture board entitled “Discover Gardening with the Prince Rupert Garden Club”

• Mayor Peter Lester, Iona Campagnolo, and two unidentified children stand at the front of a Dominion Day parade, Prince Rupert, 1 July 1978; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “P. J. Lester - Mayor, Pr. Rupert - July 1st/78”

• Iona Campagnolo sits on a chair in a jogging suit, holding a rose, Kitimat, 1 July 1978; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “July 78, Kitimat, Min of Fitness + M.P.”

• Iona Campagnolo sits on a chair in a jogging suit, eating chow mein with chop sticks; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “1st of July, Kitimat, Chow Mein eating cookoff”

• Iona Campagnolo sits on a chair in a jogging suit, speaking to a man in George Vancouver costume; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Capt. Vancouver”

• Holding a bouquet of pink silk roses, Iona Campagnolo reaches down to touch the face of an unidentified child in dancing regalia, Kitimat

• Holding a bouquet of pink silk roses, Iona Campagnolo stands next to an unidentified man in dancing regalia, Kitimat; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Kitimaat”

• Iona Campagnolo stands in front of a parade speaking to Ken Harris, Chief Hagbegwatku; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Ken Harris, Chief Hakboqwatoo”

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Commonwealth Games, Edmonton, 3-12 August 1978 [13 photographs : 11 photos : col. ; 12.3 x 8.8 cm ; 1 photo : b&w ; 13.3 x 8.9 cm ; 1 photo : col. ; 12.6 x 8.9 cm]

• Iona Campagnolo, in a fringed white leather jacket, sits speaking with several unidentified individuals

• Iona Campagnolo holds a white leather Canadian Commonwealth Games Team bag with an unidentified gentleman in front of a microphone

• Iona Campagnolo stands drinking with two unidentified individuals • Iona Campagnolo poses with four female athletes from the Canadian Gymnastic

Team and an unidentified man; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “1978, Commonwealth Games, Cda Gymnastic [?] Team, Edmonton”

• Iona Campagnolo speaks into a microphone beside an unidentified man and an unidentified woman

• Iona Campagnolo speaks to an unidentified man • Iona Campagnolo speaks to two unidentified men • Iona Campagnolo speaks into a microphone • Iona Campagnolo speaks to two unidentified men • An unidentified man speaks into a microphone while several unidentified

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• Iona Campagnolo holds a cedar plank; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “78-55-19”

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Minister Iona Campagnolo speaking to Donald Coggan, Archbishop of Canterbury, September 1978 [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “with His Grace Donald Coggan Archbishop of Canterbury Sept / 78 (also met him in Rome May 77)”

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Minister Iona Campagnolo opening a junior soccer tournament, Parkinson Recreation Centre, Kelowna, September 1978 [2 photographs : col. ; 10.2 x 15.1 cm]

• Included with photographs is the photocopy of a letter from J. Michael Roberts, 4529 Montford Cresc., Victoria, B.C., V8N 3W6, dated 22 January 2003, to Iona Campagnolo reading: “Your Honour: At the 26 September 2002 Queen’s Jubilee Medal Ceremony in Government House, I briefly mentioned that I had taken several photos of you some years ago when I lived in Kelowna. I am enclosing them herewith. They were taken in September 1978 at the soccer fields behind the Parkinson Recreation Centre in Kelowna when you, as Federal Minister of Sports and Fitness (if memory serves) opened a Junior Soccer Tournament in which my son Ian - now 36! - was a participant. It took a little searching to find the slides from which these photos were made, but I thought you might enjoy this glimpse of times past for your personal archives. Respectfully, J. Michael Roberts”

• Iona Campagnolo and coach Dr. Michael J. B. Whitaker speak to a group of young soccer players; a handwritten notation affixed to verso reads: “The chap in the red jacket is Dr. Michael J. B. Whitaker, a team coach (I worked with him during my time as Administer of the Knox (Medical) Clinic.”

• Iona Campagnolo performs the kickoff in heels and a DMJ Kickers hat; a handwritten notation affixed to verso reads: “the cap you are wearing is from the DMJ Kickers, the team for which my son played. You are performing the kick-off -- in heels!!”

2009.6.1.338-2009.6.1.343

Raising of Eli Gosnell’s Pole, New Aiyansh, November 1978 [6 photographs : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Iona Campagnolo stands outside in the snow in a crowd of unidentified people • Iona Campagnolo speaks with a police officer while it snows • Several unidentified people look on • Iona Campagnolo stands outside in the snow, hands in coat pockets; handwritten

annotation on verso reads: “wearing Rod Robinson’s leather coat at the raising of Eli Gosnell’s great pole at Aiyansh, Nov./78”

• Iona Campagnolo stands outside in front of a building and two vans; one unidentified man and two unidentified women stand next to her

• An unidentified crowd stands outside between several houses

2009.6.1.344-2009.6.1.346

Northern B.C. Winter Games, Prince George, Winter 1978 [3 photographs : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Stanley Ronald Basford, Iona Campagnolo, and Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau in front of an outdoor crowd; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “with Pierre T + Rob B at P. George, winter 78”

• Iona Campagnolo and Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau indoors surrounded by a crowd; a clock reads 10:15

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front of an outdoor crowd; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Northern BC Winter Games ’77 Prince George”

Tours and Events as Minister of State, Fitness and Amateur Sport, 1979


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Minister Iona Campagnolo, in a jogging suit, outside with two unidentified men and a photographer, Kitimat, c. 1978 - 1979 [2 photographs : col. ; 17.6 x 12.6 cm]

• Handwritten annotations on verso read: “Spt Min,” and “Minister of Fitness, Kitimat Fitness Trust [?]”

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Minister Iona Campagnolo and Bunne Hoffman, editor of the Chetwynd Echo, Chetwynd town hall [?], Chetwynd, 1979 [6 photographs (with 6 negatives) : col. ; 8.7 x 8.8 cm]

• Iona Campagnolo posing with Bunne Hoffman • Statue of a lumberjack entitled “Chetwynd, the Little Giant of the Great Peace,”

measuring 2.7 metres tall and located alongside the highway • Iona Campagnolo speaking into a microphone in the town hall [?] • Iona Campagnolo speaking into a microphone behind Bunne Hoffman and an

unidentified man • Iona Campagnolo speaking at a podium in the town hall [?] • Accompanied by envelope reading: “‘Campaigning 1979,’ 6 colour negatives

enclosed and 2- 4x5 prints (pictured with Bunne Hoffman - editor of Chetwynd Echo (now deceased)), Village of Chetwynd 1949 ?”

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Federal campaigning events, 1979 [4 photographs : col. ; 2 photos : 12.4 x 8.8 cm ; 2 photos : 8.8 x 10.7 cm]

• Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, two unidentified men, and an unidentified woman stand on a stage festooned with ‘Liberal’ and ‘Re-elect Iona Campagnolo’ signs

• Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau accepts a painting of a fishing boat; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “1979 Campaign opener in Smithers (?)”

• Iona Campagnolo stands, hands on her hips, in a room with Liberal posters on the walls after her defeat, 22 May 1979; handwritten annotations on verso read: “May 22/1979, Defeat-time,” and “at the losers reception”

• Margaret Main and Iona Campagnolo pose together; handwritten annotation at bottom reads: “To Margaret Main, Love Iona Campagnolo”

2009.6.1.359-2009.6.1.360

Minister Iona Campagnolo, giving a speech at The Canada Jaycees’ Five Outstanding Young Canadians Event, The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, Montreal, 1979 [2 photographs : col. ; 12.3 x 8.8 cm ; 12.6 x 12.5 cm]

• Handwritten notation affixed to verso reads: “Uncounted Speeches 1979 for Riding- Province- Ministry- Party- and- ‘Positive Events’-

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Montreal / 79”


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2009.6.1.361 Group shot of Minister Iona Campagnolo, musician Leona Boyd, and nine

unidentified others posing at The Canada Jaycees’ Five Outstanding Young Canadians Event, The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, Montreal, 1979 [1 photograph : b&w ; 12.1 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Canada Young Achievers, Leona Boyd etc.”

2009.6.1.362 Minister Iona Campagnolo doing an exercise on the floor of the office of the Minister of Sport, c. 1979 [?] [1 photograph : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• In the background is a framed button blanket, framed photographs of Northern B.C., a potted plant, and a red couch

• Attached to a piece of heavy card paper • Handwritten notation attached to card paper reads: “Spt. Minister Office”

2009.6.1.363 Minister Iona Campagnolo with three unidentified Nisga’a chiefs, c. 1979 [?] [1

photograph : col. ; 20.2 x 20.3 cm] • Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “with Nisga’a Chiefs”

2009.6.1.364-2009.6.1.366

Nass Valley [?], c. 1979 [?] [3 photographs : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm] • An unidentified man sits beside Iona Campagnolo, who holds a treat above a waiting

dog in a living room • Close up of a deer • Two deer

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Canada Winter Games, Brandon, Manitoba, 12-24 February 1979 [6 photographs : 4 photos : col. ; 12.6 x 8.8 cm ; 2 photos : b&w ; 20.2 x 25.3 cm]

• Iona Campagnolo speaks at a podium set on a banquet table; in the foreground are several unidentified individuals; in the background are several flags, including a Canadian flag, provincial flags, and a flag from the Brandon Chamber of Commerce

• Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and Iona Campagnolo, in navy and pale blue uniforms, seated in an auditorium or arena at the opening of the Games, 12 February 1979; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Opening Canada Games, Brandon Man. Feb/79, We made 2 great speeches-- Navy + Pale blue uniforms”

• Governor General Ed Schreyer and Iona Campagnolo raise ribbons at the closing of the Canada Winter Games in a crowded auditorium or arena, 24 February 1979; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Gov. Gen. Ed at Closing Brandon Canada Games, Feb/79, he is not a vital speaker but so at home here, much loved--(but no socialist), me - 146 lbs!”

2009.6.1.373-2009.6.1.391

Minister Iona Campagnolo announcing Green Paper on recreation (giving powers of recreation over to the provinces), photographed by Bill Hersh, March 1979 [19 photographs (with 19 negatives) : b&w ; 15.1 x 10.1 cm]

• Close ups of Iona Campagnolo speaking at a microphone • Two unidentified journalists hold microphones as Iona Campagnolo speaks • Negative enclosure reads: “1-8x10 of Neg No. 10, Do Not Know March ’79, Photos:

Bill Hersh, Iona C. Announcing Green Paper on Rec.”


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Post Political Office, 1979 - 1982


2009.6.1.392 Portrait of Secretary of State (External Affairs) Flora MacDonald with her hands crossed in front of her, 1979 [?] [1 photograph : b&w ; 20.2 x 25.3 cm]

• Signature at bottom reads: “Best wishes Iona, Flora MacDonald” • Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “The Hon. I. Campagnolo, Room 581 - C.B.”

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CBC Affiliations, 1979 - 1982 [6 photographs : 2 photos : col. ; 12.6 x 8.9 cm ; 1 photo : b&w ; 24.7 x 19.6 cm ; 2 photos : col. ; 12.6 x 17.7 cm ; 1 photo : b&w ; 12.5 x 17.5 cm]

• Iona Campagnolo, two unidentified men, and one unidentified woman sit around a coffee table in a studio; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “1979, The Editors Precursor ‘Decision ’80,’ Exec. Prod Larry Shapiro”

• Iona Campagnolo standing in the middle of an unidentified production crew of twenty three for the CBC ‘One of a Kind,’ Gibsons; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “The Crew ‘wind-up’ on final Show Season 1, One of a Kind, March / 80, Gibsons – B[Bruno] Gerussi Home (in private broadcasting we would have a crew of 4!)”

• Photograph of a television set displaying Iona Campagnolo; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “First Show for CBC-T.V., August 1979, VCR.”

• Honourable P.A. ‘Flying Phil’ Gaglardi, former Minister of Highways, being made up by an unidentified woman while Iona Campagnolo and an unidentified man [Merv Compone?] look on at his ranch near Kamloops; signature at bottom right corner reads: “Love you always! Merv”; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Hon. P.A. ‘Flying Phil’ Gaglardi on his Ranch near Kamloops. CBC Show 1981, One of a Kind, Picture from Producer Friend Merv Compone”

• Iona Campagnolo and an unidentified man celebrating after the last ‘One of a Kind’ of the 1982 season, Gibsons, 1982; handwritten annotations on verso read: “CBC Host,” “Last Show of the season Bruno / at Gibsons,” and 1982” [Bruno Gerussi of the CBC Series “Beachcombers”]

2009.6.1.399-2009.6.1.405

CBC Publicity Shots, c. 1980 [?] [7 photographs : b&w ; 11.1 x 9 cm] • Handwritten notation on accompanying piece of paper reads: “CBC Publicity stills” • Three portraits of Iona Campagnolo with her hands folded on her knees, all marked

on verso: “No” • Two portraits of Iona Campagnolo with one hand on her knee and one hand folded

beneath her chin, both marked on verso: “No” • One portrait of Iona Campagnolo with her arms behind her head, marked on verso:

“No” • One portrait of Iona Campagnolo with one hand under her chin and one hand on her

knee, cut out by silhouette

2009.6.1.406-2009.6.1.420

Press Conference to discuss Calgary’s bid for the 1988 Olympic Games, Intercontinental Hotel, Paris, 1980 - 1981 [?] [15 photographs : col. ; 20.2 x 20.3 cm]

• Annotations on accompanying piece of paper read: “1980 Paris, Bid for 1988 Calgary Olympics with Roger Jackson,” and “Reportage minister du Canada,


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2009.6.1.406-2009.6.1.420 (cont’d)

14.5.81, Reportage Pele der 14.5.81” • Iona Campagnolo standing with Roger Jackson, former Olympian and President of

the Canadian Olympic Committee, and two unidentified men • Roger Jackson and two unidentified men sit around a coffee table consulting reports • Iona Campagnolo, Roger Jackson, two unidentified men, and an unidentified woman

sit talking around a coffee table • Two unidentified women, two unidentified men, Iona Campagnolo, and Roger

Jackson, all standing, display Calgary folders • Roger Jackson stands smiling next to an unidentified man holding a Calgary folder • Roger Jackson, two unidentified men, an unidentified woman, and Iona Campagnolo

consult documents at a coffee table • An unidentified man takes notes while Roger Jackson consults a book • Three unidentified men, Roger Jackson, an unidentified woman, and Iona

Campagnolo sit talking around a coffee table • Iona Campagnolo gestures while talking • Iona Campagnolo, Roger Jackson, and two unidentified men sit around a coffee

table talking • Iona Campagnolo gestures while talking; handwritten annotation on verso reads:

“Summer 81 Paris, Putting the case for Calgary 1988 Olympic Games at Intercontinental Hotel, Conference du Presse (awake for 36 hours here)”

• Iona Campagnolo poses with two unidentified women • Iona Campagnolo looks on while Roger Jackson speaks to two unidentified men;

handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Paris, Empress Eugenie’s, Intercontinental Hotel”

• Two unidentified women, two unidentified men, Iona Campagnolo, and Roger Jackson stand together; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Paris France, Calgary Olympic Bid, have been awake 30 hrs. here, with Roger Jackson, 1980”

2009.6.1.421 Close up of Iona Campagnolo speaking at a microphone, 1980 [1 photograph : b&w ;

12.7 x 17.7 cm] 2009.6.1.422 Iona Campagnolo seated with three unidentified women and fifteen unidentified

men, Toronto, 1980 [1 photograph : b&w ; 25.3 x 20.2 cm] • Inscribed black card paper accompanying photograph reads: “Toronto--1980--”

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CBC Close ups of Iona Campagnolo, summer 1980 [2 photographs : col. ; 25.1 x 20.2 cm]

• With Simon Fraser University in background; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Summer / 80, S.F.U. + new life, first Jeans -”

• Sitting reading the Entertainment section of a newspaper; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “CBC Time”

2009.6.1.425 Ofira Navon, wife of Israeli President Yitzhak Navon, shakes hands with Iona

Campagnolo while Pia Lindstrom looks on, Jerusalem, July 1980 [1 photograph : b&w ; 12.7 x 17.7 cm]

• Photographer’s stamp on verso reads, in both Hebrew and English: “14. VII. 1980, Ross Photo, Jerusalem, Prophets’ St. -- Tel. 227854”

• Handwritten annotations on verso read: “92%, P. 7,” “Jerusalem with Pia Lindstrom--Ingrid Bergman’s Daughter,” and “Wife of Israeli President Mme Ophira Navon, July/80”


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Iona Campagnolo in a living room with Thérèse Casgrain, Quebecois feminist and former senator, and an unidentified woman in a living room, 1981 [?] [3 photographs : col. ; 2 photos : 12.4 x 8.8 cm ; 1 photo : 8.6 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten notation accompanying photographs reads: “Mere la Senatrice, Therese Casgrain, my Beloved Mentor + dear friend, died Nov 3. 1981 at 85 yrs”

2009.6.1.429 2009.6.1.429 (cont’d)

Portrait of a seated Iona Campagnolo, 1981 [1 photograph : b&w ; 20.5 x 25.8] • Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Finally Defeated, 1981” • Photographer’s stamp on verso reads: “Graphic Industries Ltd., 985 Hornby St.,

Vancouver 1, B.C., 681-____, 9773-2” • Tape marks on verso

2009.6.1.430 Close up of Iona Campagnolo speaking with Lorne ______ and Frank ______, 1981

[1 photograph : col. ; 25.3 x 20.2 cm] • Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “1981” • Photographers stamp on verso reads: “B.C. Jennings Ltd., Photograph, 1616 W. 2nd

Ave. Vancouver, B.C. V6J 1H4, File No. 9089, Roll C, Negative 2”

2009.6.1.431-2009.6.1.433

Fultonvale Fastball Club, Sportsman’s Dinner, February 1981 [3 photographs : col.] • Iona Campagnolo seated at the head table, clapping as a speaker steps away from the

podium [1 photograph : 8.7 x 13 cm] • Iona Campagnolo standing with two unidentified men [1 photograph : 8.7 x 13 cm] • Head table at the Fultonvale Fastball Club, Sportsman’s Dinner [1 photograph: 10 x

14.5 cm]

2009.6.1.434 Leonard George, in dancing regalia, stands in front of sister Gloria George while a crowd looks on, potlatch in honour of the late Mary George, Louise Ellen George, Dale Francis George, Paul Dwayne George and Gregory James LaFitte, Telkwa, 28 February 1981 [?] [1 photograph : b&w ; 8.8 x 12.9 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Gloria George + Brother Leonard George at Telkwa”

2009.6.1.435 Iona Campagnolo speaking with four unidentified men around a coffee table,

Tunisia, 14 May 1981 [1 photograph : b&w ; 17.9 x 12.9 cm] • Photographer’s stamp (with handwritten areas) on verso reads: “L’action, 15, Rue de

2 Mars la Kasbah - Tunis - Tel:264.899, Service Photo, Sujet: Hon I.C. 1 Amb Blanchette, Tunis/Tunisia, Date: May 14/81, Photographer: Airport, Reproduction Interdite: No”

2009.6.1.436 Iona Campagnolo [?] speaking to a crowd of women seated on the floor of the

Great Hall, First National Networking Conference, Museum of Anthropology, UBC, Vancouver, June 1982 [1 photograph : col. ; 15 x 10.1 cm]

• Handwritten notation included with photograph reads: “June 1982, First National Networking Conference, Compliments of Katherine Roth, Windsor, Ontario”

• Label on verso reads: “Katherine Roth, 99 Chatham St. E., Suite 2107, Windsor, Ontario, N9A 6V1”

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Iona Campagnolo wearing cape of Sahn-nag-x-wha in front of Ninstints totem pole, B.C. Museum of Anthropology, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, 5 June 1982 [1 photograph : b&w ; 20.2 x 25.3 cm]


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2009.6.1.437 (cont’d)

• Handwritten annotations on verso read: “In the great hall of the B.C. Museum of Anthropology, in front of Ninstints Totem wearing cape of Sahn-nag-x-wha (One who sits high) gift of Chief Skidegate ‘Dempsey’ Collinson - Q.C.I. made by his wife Irene for ‘naming feast’ Autumn - 1977. June 5, 1982, Address to the First National Womans Network. Age - almost 50.” And “Alive Again 82”

• Tape marks on verso and front bottom edge

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Iona Campagnolo posing with a group of unidentified women at the founding the Regina Women’s Network, October 1982 [2 photographs : col. ; 12.6 x 8.8 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “founding Regina Women’s Network, Oct/82”

2009.6.1.440-2009.6.1.457

Canadian University Service Overseas (CUSO) mission, North-eastern Thailand, 1980 [18 photographs : 1 photo : col. ; 20.2 x 25.1 cm ; 17 photos : b&w ; 14 x 9 cm]

• Iona Campagnolo worked with Foreign Affairs Minister Flora MacDonald and CUSO on the facilitation and development of a largely Canadian financed refugee camp near Nakorn Rachisima (formerly Korat), to help the refugees coming over the border from Laos and Cambodia

• Portrait of Iona Campagnolo in a blue shirt and blue beret, sitting on a log outdoors; handwritten annotations on verso read: “Thai Border with Cambodia, 1980,” and “CUSO years”

• Envelope included with photographs, from Hong Kong Hilton, reads: “Sharon + Carol, Van/Sun Rough Copies, Cue Sheet (?) etc., Transit Centre pictures, Those going to 3rd country, Camps: Swamplu + Lupini, Thailand, IC”

• An unidentified woman sits on the floor reading comic books (?) with eight unidentified children

• An unidentified woman speaks to a crowd of unidentified children • Iona Campagnolo speaks at a table while reporters listen at a news conference,

Ottawa, 10 July 1980; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Ottawa News Conference, July 10/80, CUSO - Kab Chesang”

• Four unidentified youths shower at outdoor sinks • An unidentified woman in front of clothing shelves holds a shirt up to an unidentified

boy for size while another boy looks on • An unidentified man stretches out in a hammock • An unidentified woman putting a shirt on an unidentified girl in front of two other

unidentified boys • An unidentified woman kneels on a floor speaking to unidentified young girls • An unidentified group kneels on a floor • An unidentified boy walks between strings attached to an unidentified girl as a crowd

looks on • An unidentified woman offers a tray to another unidentified woman in front of an

unidentified group • An unidentified woman lifts a cup in demonstration in front of an unidentified group • An unidentified woman walks between strings as a crowd looks on • Four unidentified children sit in front of shelves of clothing • An unidentified family sleeps on a floor • An unidentified woman reads to a crowd

2009.6.1.458 Casual portrait of Iona Campagnolo sitting in a chair, BCIT, Burnaby, 1980 [1 photograph : b&w ; 18.2 x 24 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso: “age 48, BCIT commencement speech pl-ning (?)”


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2009.6.1.459 Portrait of politician and reformer Marie Thérèse Forget Casgrain, 1981 [1 photograph : b&w ; 20.2 x 25.3 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Therese Casgrain, 1981” • Photographer’s stamp on verso reads: “Photos CFTM-TV, Montréal, P.Q., Date:

H825”


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Box #39 (Photograph Inventory) President of the Liberal Party of Canada, 1982 - 1986


2009.6.1.460 Close up of Eugene Whelan, sporting an “IONA” button, speaking to Iona Campagnolo during Liberal Party presidency campaign [1 photograph : col. ; 25.2 x 19.8 cm]

• Handwritten notation accompanying photographs reads: “with Eugene Whelan” • Photographer’s stamp on verso reads: “Michael Wall, Photographer/Photographe, 32-

625 Gilmour Street, Ottawa, Ontario, K1R 5L7, (613) 238-3604”

2009.6.1.461 Campaign portrait of Iona Campagnolo holding a pair of glasses, October 1982 [1 photograph : b&w ; 20.2 x 25.3 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “October/82 - Reject from Pres. Campaign Photos”

2009.6.1.462 Close up of Iona Campagnolo speaking during presidency campaign, November

1982 [1 photograph : b&w ; 12.5 x 18 cm] • Notation on piece of paper accompanying photograph reads: “November 1982 -

_____ to Candidate for Party President, Liberal Party of Canada” • Notation written on back of a black and white printout of two young girls holding a

sign reading “CHOICE”

2009.6.1.463 Close up of Iona Campagnolo sitting in a crowded hall during presidency campaign, November 1982 [1 photograph : col. ; 8.8 x 11.5 cm]

• Notation on piece of paper affixed to verso reads: “Campaigning for Party Presidency, November 1982

2009.6.1.464 Iona Campagnolo speaking at the Nova Scotia Liberals convention, Halifax, March

1983 [1 photograph : col.; 12.7 x 8.8 cm] • Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Halifax N.S. Annual Convention,

March/83” • Handwritten notation affixed to verso reads: “12 provincial and territorial party

conventions a year -- Halifax Nova Scotia Liberals, 1983”

2009.6.1.465 Iona Campagnolo campaigning door to door with an unidentified man, 4 May 1983 [1 photograph : b&w ; 15.1 x 10 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Frame 10, May 4/83”

2009.6.1.466 Iona Campagnolo, shoeless, planting a tree, Cambridge, Ontario, 1983 [1 photograph : b&w ; 15.1 x 10 cm]

• Handwritten notation affixed to verso reads: “Tree Planting in Cambridge Ontario -- Shoeless as High Heels don’t work with Shovels! 1983”


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2009.6.1.467 Photograph of an Iona Campagnolo poster at the top centre of many posters on

Scott Inniss’ wall, 1984 [1 photograph : col. ; 10 x 12.5 cm] • Handwritten notation affixed to photographs reads: “Pride of Place on a Young

Liberal’s Wall, 1984” • Handwritten card from Inniss Photo Service Reg’d, Brockville accompanying the

photograph reads: “To Iona Campagnolo, From:- Jan Inniss, My son Scott (+ his mother) attended your recent address in Brockville . . . . I thought you might be interested in seeing what happened to one of your posters . . . A place of honor in his room . . + notice how it takes precedence over the Premier”

2009.6.1.468 M.P. Sheila Copps and Iona Campagnolo speaking at a barbecue, Yellowknife, 5

September 1985 [1 photograph : col. ; 9.2 x 11.8 cm] • Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Sept 5/85, Yellowknife Barbecue with

Shiela Copps M.P.” • Handwritten notation affixed to verso reads: “The ‘Old Girl’ and Sheila Copps, M.P.

for Hamilton East in Yellowknife, NWT, 1985, A Spiritual Daughter”

2009.6.1.469 Iona Campagnolo poses, standing, with Liberal Leader Leo Barry, M.P. Brian Tobin, M.P. Bill Rompky, and two unidentified other men, Corner Brook, Newfoundland, 18 October 1985 [1 photograph : col.; 14.7 x 10 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Oct 18, 1985, My 53rd Birthday at the Glynmill Inn, [Corner Brook], Newfoundland with Senator, Liberal Leader Leo Barry, JNT, Brian Tobin, M.P., Bill Rompky, M.P., Roses arrived from June Care [?] + Alice Massad, on every year since 1979!”

2009.6.1.470 Portrait of President of the Liberal Party of Canada beside a Canadian flag,

Halifax, November 1985 [1 photograph : b&w ; 9.2 x 11.8 cm] • Handwritten notation affixed to verso reads: “‘Mme le Presidente’ for Party Reform

Conference, Halifax, November 1985”

2009.6.1.471-2009.6.1.473

Iona Campagnolo onstage at the National Liberal Convention [3 photographs : col. ; 14.8 x 10.1 cm]

• Iona Campagnolo kneels and raises her hands onstage while several photographs are taken

• Iona Campagnolo poses with an unidentified woman • Iona Campagnolo walks forward onstage

2009.6.1.474 Iona Campagnolo hugs Rita Jauharne at 102 Bank St. in front of a Liberal sign,

Ottawa [1 photograph : col. ; 18 x 12.6 cm] • Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Rita Jauharne, 102 Bank St”

2009.6.1.475 Iona Campagnolo speaking to Marc and Claire Lalonde [1 photograph : b&w ; 17.4

x 12.6 cm] • Inscription on front reads: “Best wishes, Marc Lalonde” • Annotations on verso read: “Marc + Claire Lalond,” and “For the Office Bill Board”


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2009.6.1.476-2009.6.1.477

Official portrait of Iona Campagnolo as Liberal Party President, taken by Yousuf Karsh, 1986 [1 photocopy and 1 photograph : b&w ; 12.5 x 20.2 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Photo for Wall of LP of Canada, Party Presidents - shorts [?] with Vincent Masson, 1932, 1986-86, 10”

• Photographer’s stamp on verso reads: “Copyright, the following credit line must be used, © Karsh, Ottawa”

• Photocopy of a handwritten letter from painter Dan Gilbert to Iona Campagnolo, dated May 26, reads as follows: “Dear Iona -- Thank you for the loan of the fabulous Karsh -- I have indulgently hung onto it for as long as decently possible but feel it should now be returned. I still have my paints out & your uncompleted miniature in my living room as a reminder but, once I get stuck into painting the world could burst & I wouldn’t notice, and what’s more, my family goes hungry. However, am looking forward hopefully to a few clear hours at some point in the near future! With best wishes, and thank you again for sending the photo -- Dan Gilbert”

• Photocopy of a letter from Mary Alderman, Secretary to Yousuf Karsh, to Stephanie Rathwell, Liberal Party of Canada, dated 17 July 1986, confirming Iona Campagnolo’s appointment for 9 September 1986 and advising Rathwell on what Campagnolo should wear and do for her session

2009.6.1.478-2009.6.1.482

Liberal Party function, Four Seasons Hotel, 198[6?] [5 photographs : col. ; 14.8 x 10 cm]

• Liberal Party Leader John Turner, his wife, Giles Turner, and several unidentified others at a banquet

• Iona Campagnolo speaks at a podium labeled “Four Seasons Hotel” in front of a series of draped Canadian flags

• Handwritten annotations affixed to verso read: “Giles Turner (blackdress)” and “John Turner”

Professional and Public Service, 1987 - 1999


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Canadian University Service Overseas (CUSO) [?] mission, Costa do Sol Hotel, Mozambique [?], c. 1985 - 1990 [7 slides : col. ; 5 x 5 cm]

• Iona Campagnolo standing outside with four unidentified men • Beach behind Hotel Costa do Sol; handwritten annotation reads: “behind hotel

Costa do Sol” • An unidentified woman and an unidentified young man in a classroom • Iona Campagnolo standing between two unidentified men, under a tree outside

of a school • Aerial view of a community • Iona Campagnolo and an unidentified woman posing on a cliff above a

community • Iona Campagnolo, an unidentified woman, and an unidentified man standing

outside in front of a school


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Trip Diary, Angola, 12-22 November 1987 [7 photographs : col. ; 12.7 x 8.7 cm] • Day to day account of Canadian University Service Overseas (CUSO) mission to

establish whether or not a Canadian presence is justified in the fight against Apartheid and for the liberation of Namibia within a Soviet Sphere Socialist State. Photographs originally included within diary

• A group of unidentified children, most seated, several standing clap their hands • A group of unidentified children pose on a patio • An unidentified child seated in a wheelchair • Iona Campagnolo walks on a path between thatched-roof huts • Three unidentified women stand over a group of unidentified, seated children • Cliffs above a community

2009.6.1.497-2009.6.1.499

Canadian University Service Overseas (CUSO) mission, Waku-Kungo, Angola, 12-22 November 1987 [3 photographs (with 3 negatives) : b&w ; 12.6 x 9.3 cm]

• Three MPLA fighters in uniforms, with guns; handwritten annotations on verso read: “Waku Kungo, Angola - Nov/87,” and “MPLA Fighters”

• Seven unidentified male children sit on a wall and stand in front of it; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Waku Kungo, Angola, Nov 87”

• A group of unidentified women and children look at something outside of the photograph

2009.6.1.500 Associate Director Iona Campagnolo with Vic _____ and Sharon _____ at

McMaster University International Health Centre, Hamilton, c. 1987-1990 [1 photograph : col. ; 17.5 x 12.5 cm]

• Handwritten notation accompanying photograph reads: “McMaster, Vic + Sharon”

2009.6.1.501 Associate Director Iona Campagnolo posing with a large, unidentified crowd at the McMaster SIDA/AIDS Conference, McMaster University International Health Centre, Hamilton, September 1988 [1 photograph : col. ; 25.4 x 20.2 cm]

• Handwritten annotations on verso read: “associate Director, McMaster International, 1987-1990, Hamilton, Ont,” and “McMaster SIDA/AIDS Conference Sept. 1988”

2009.6.1.502-2009.6.1.504

Photographs from Suture newsletter, published by St. Mary’s General Hospital, New Brunswick Department of Education, Women in Leadership Workshop, 11 May 1989 [3 photographs : col. ; 2 photos : 8.9 x 12.1 cm ; 1 photo : 17.4 x 12.6 cm]

• Photographs originally included within newsletter • An unidentified woman and Iona Campagnolo, standing in front of a stone bench

overlooking a lake • Another unidentified woman and Iona Campagnolo, standing in front of a stone

bench overlooking a lake • Iona Campagnolo and an unidentified man looking at a magazine in the front of a

lecture hall

2009.6.1.505-2009.6.1.515

World Health Organization (WHO) trip, Human Rights of Women and Children, Ayacucho, Peru, 1990 [11 photographs : col. ; 8.9 x 12.7 cm]

• Photographs accompanied by envelope labeled: “Iona V. Campagnolo, 1225 - 235 Keith Road - West Vancouver, British Columbia, V7T 1L5” and marked: “In Ayacucho Peru with WHO”

• Possibly affiliated with World Council of Churches, International Ecumenical


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Delegation to Lima, Peru, 14-25 October 1990 • Two unidentified women stand in front of a brick wall • Arches of a community plaza • Four unidentified women and three unidentified children • Three unidentified men and two unidentified women stand outside in front of a

cement wall • Three unidentified children in front of a blue Volkswagen beetle • An unidentified child stands, mouth open • Building whose roof is partially open • An unidentified woman holding a tape recorder to an unidentified man as children

stand in background • An unidentified man puts his hand on the shoulder of another unidentified man in a

parking lot • An unidentified girl raises her arms in a living room • An unidentified boy raises his arms in a living room

2009.6.1.516 Head shot of Prince Rupert Mayor Peter J. Lester, c. 1990 - 1994 [1 photograph :

b&w ; 10.2 x 12.7 cm]

2009.6.1.517 Francine Pelletier talks with guest Iona Campagnolo on P.B.S. T.V.’s The Editors, 28 February 1992 [1 photograph : col. ; 15.1 x 9.9 cm]

• Handwritten notation accompanying photograph reads: “Feb. 28/1992. With “La Presse” journalist Francine Pelletier readying for PBS T.V. Show “The Editors” on which I.C. is frequent guest (trans-border U.S.-Canadian issues programme)”

2009.6.1.518-2009.6.1.519

Front Cover of British Columbia Woman To Woman Magazine, July 1992 [2 images : col. ; 20.9 x 27.3 cm]

• Cover features Iona Campagnolo in her regalia as Chancellor of the University of Northern British Columbia

• Also includes a magazine page (originally taped to the cover noted above) featuring Canadian political campaign buttons

2009.6.1.520 Frank King speaks with Iona Campagnolo at a ‘Friends of Calgary ‘88’ function,

Faculty of Management, University of Calgary, 9 October 1992 [1 photograph : b&w ; 17.7 x 12.6 cm]

• Handwritten annotations on verso read: “Oct 2/1992, Faculty of Management, University of Calgary, Frank King and Iona Campagnolo,” and “from Calgary ’88 Friends”

2009.6.1.521 Commemorative photograph, Jean and Aline Chrétien waving in front of a red

Liberal sign, 26 October 1993 [1 photograph : col. ; 28 x 21.6 cm] • Signature at bottom right reads: “Thanks for your help, Jean Chrétien” • Typed caption at bottom reads: “A victorious Jean Chrétien with his wife Aline wave

to Liberal supporters at riding headquarters shortly after midnight, October 26, after confirmation that he will be Canada’s 20th Prime Minister.”

2009.6.1.522

Honourary Doctor of Laws, University of Calgary, 10 June 1994 [1 photograph : col. ; 17.5 x 12.6 cm]

• An unidentified woman, in regalia, handing Iona Campagnolo, also in regalia, an


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honourary degree at the convocation ceremony • Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “94-091/5 #1” • Typed letter on University of Calgary, The Senate Office letterhead, dated 3 October

1994, reads: “Dear Chancellor Campagnolo: Re: Convocation Picture, I have enclosed a picture as a memento from the June 10th Installation Ceremony. I hope you enjoy it. Sincerely, Lynne Grinnell, Ceremonies Office”

2009.6.1.523 Children’s Aid Society of Algoma, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, 13 October 1994 [1

photograph : col. ; 17.8 x 12.6 cm] • Iona Campagnolo sitting in the centre of a group portrait of the Children’s Aid

Society of Algoma • Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “C.E.O. Conference - Ontario, Children’s

Aid Society of Algoma, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, October 13, 1994” • Handwritten note, received 8 November 1994, on Children’s Aid Society of Algoma,

Larry McConnell, Chief Executive Officer letterhead, reads: “Iona, I thought you might like this picture. You can hang it right beside your first group cabinet picture, Best Regards, Larry”

2009.6.1.524 Iona Campagnolo and two unidentified men smile from the top deck of the RCMP

St. Roch, Vancouver Maritime Museum, Vancouver, post-1995 [1 photograph : col. ; 12.1 x 9.1 cm]

2009.6.1.525-2009.6.1.541

Honourary Doctor of Laws, Brock University, St. Catharine’s, 11 June 1997 [17 photographs : col. ; 15.2 x 10 cm]

• Group shot of an unidentified man, Iona Campagnolo, and an unidentified woman, all in regalia

• Group shot of two unidentified men, Iona Campagnolo, and an unidentified woman, all in regalia

• Group shot of an unidentified man, Iona Campagnolo, and two unidentified women, all in regalia

• Iona Campagnolo and an unidentified woman examining the Brock University crest • Iona Campagnolo smiling with an unidentified man • Iona Campagnolo speaking with two unidentified men • Iona Campagnolo speaking with an unidentified man • Iona Campagnolo standing onstage at the convocation ceremony • Two unidentified men and Iona Campagnolo standing onstage • Iona Campagnolo grasping the hand of an unidentified man onstage • Iona Campagnolo receiving the doctoral sash • Iona Campagnolo standing onstage • Iona Campagnolo speaking, onstage, at a podium • Iona Campagnolo accepting the honorary doctorate degree from an unidentified man • Close up of Iona Campagnolo speaking at a podium Distance shot of Iona Campagnolo speaking, onstage, at a podium

2009.6.1.542 Portrait of Iona Campagnolo, photographed by Dave Roels, 1998 [1 photograph : b&w ; 20.3 x 25.3 cm]

• Photographer’s label affixed to verso reads: “© 1999 Photo by: Dave Roels, www.daveroels.com, 1627 W. 2nd Ave., Vancouver, BC, v6J 1H3, Roll No______ Neg.____ 1-604-733-9222, Please give photo credit: Dave Roels Photo”


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Ten unidentified men and women clap as a government minister presents the Nisga’a Final Agreement to a Nisga’a chief [?], 1999 [1 photograph : col. ; 25.5 x 20.2 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on photograph enclosure reads: “8/6/99. Dear Lady, When I saw this photograph I knew there was a certain person who would truly appreciate and ‘feel’ its significance. Not many steps left to take now . . . . your unwavering support is never more appreciated. best personal regards, Peter”

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Nisga’a”

Founding Chancellor of the University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC), 1992 - 2004


2009.6.1.544 Interior University Society President Murray Sadler, Prince George Mayor John Backhouse, Chancellor Iona Campagnolo, and President Geoffrey R. Weller, all in hardhats, pose in a stairwell during the construction of UNBC [1 photograph : col. ; 20.6 x 19.9 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Construction of UNBC”

2009.6.1.545-2009.6.1.547

Portraits of Chancellor Iona Campagnolo [3 photographs : col. ; 2 photos : 12.3 x 12.6 cm ; 1 photo : 20.2 x 25.3]

• Iona Campagnolo in black sweater and multicoloured vest, leaning against a paint-splattered post; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Chancellor UNBC”

• Iona Campagnolo smiling as she pulls on her Chancellor’s hat • Iona Campagnolo in Chancellor’s regalia

2009.6.1.548 Chancellor Iona Campagnolo speaking at a microphone in Chancellor’s regalia [1

photograph : col. ; 20.2 x 20.4 cm] 2009.6.1.549 Chancellor Iona Campagnolo seated onstage on the Chancellor’s carved ceremonial

chair, in full Chancellor’s regalia [1 photograph : col. ; 20.2 x 20.4 cm]

2009.6.1.550-2009.6.1.557

Chancellor’s Tour, Xats'ull Heritage Village, Soda Creek First Nation, Williams Lake, 1992 [?], 1995 [?] [8 photographs : 6 photos: col. ; 10 x 15cm; 2 photos : col. ; 22 x 25.5 cm]

• Deborah Poff, Iona Campagnolo, Charles Jago, and an unidentified woman exploring the inside of a pit house – view from above

• Dennis Macknak, Iona Campagnolo, Charles Jago, an unidentified woman, Ellen Facey, and David Fish explore the inside of a pit house while an unidentified child looks on – view from within

• Dennis Macknak, Deborah Poff, Iona Campagnolo, Charles Jago, an unidentified woman, and Ellen Facey explore the inside of a pit house – view from within

• Charles Jago, an unidentified woman, David Fish, Dennis Macknak, Deborah Poff, an unidentified woman and child, Iona Campagnolo, Lee Morrison, Ellen Facey, and two unidentified women sit around a campfire

• Iona Campagnolo sits with Lee Morrison, Director of the UNBC First Nations Centre, along the edge of Soda Creek


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• Iona Campagnolo, Charles Jago, and three unidentified individuals look over Soda Creek

• Dennis Macknak, Iona Campagnolo, Charles Jago, an unidentified woman, Ellen Facey, and David Fish explore the inside of a pit house while an unidentified child looks on – view from within; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “UNBC, 1992”

2009.6.1.558-2009.6.1.561

Chancellor’s Tour, Peace-Liard Region, 1993 [4 photographs : col. ; 10 x 15cm] • Chancellor Iona Campagnolo and Founding Dean of the Faculty of Natural

Resources and Environmental Studies Fred Gilbert stand with two unidentified women at Northern Lights College, Fort St. John

• Group photo taken outside the Town Hall featuring the mayor of Tumbler Ridge [?], Chancellor Iona Campagnolo, President Geoffrey Weller, and Dean Fred Gilbert, Tumbler Ridge

• Group photo at the UNBC regional campus in Chetwynd featuring Chetwynd Mayor Charlie Lasser, Chancellor Iona Campagnolo, President Geoffrey Weller, an unidentified man, and Fred Gilbert

• Group photo taken in a classroom at Northern Lights College featuring Iona Campagnolo, five unidentified Quick Start students, Fred Gilbert, and Nick Petraryszak, Fort St. John

2009.6.1.562-2009.6.1.564

Chancellor’s Tour, Nass Valley, 1992 [?], 1994 [?] [3 photographs : col. ; 12 x 18cm] • Deborah Poff, Geoffrey Weller, an unidentified man, Iona Campagnolo and

Reverend Ian MacKenzie signing papers, Gitlakdamix Community Hall, New Aiyansh

• Iona Campagnolo taking a photograph of Charles Jago, Mike Hammar, Jacob McKay, Bert McKay, Deborah Poff, Alex Michalos, Dennis Macknak, Margaret Anderson, David Fish, Dean Doug Nord, and Fred Beil outside of the Gitlakdamix Community Hall, New Aiyansh

• Group photograph of Charles Jago, Mike Hammar, Jacob McKay, Bert McKay, Deborah Poff, Alex Michalos, Dennis Macknak, Margaret Anderson, David Fish, Dean Doug Nord, Fred Beil, and Iona Campagnolo outside of the Gitlakdamix Community Hall, New Aiyansh

2009.6.1.565-2009.6.1.566

Ceremonial chairs onstage in front of UNBC banners, May 1994 [2 photographs : col. ; 14.9 x 10.1 cm]

• Photographer’s stamp on verso reads: “May 1994”

2009.6.1.567 Queen Elizabeth II, Chancellor Iona Campagnolo, and President Geoffrey R. Weller walk through a crowd in front of the Geoffrey R. Weller Library, 17 August 1994 [1 photograph : col. ; 17.9 x 23.7 cm]

• Iona Campagnolo and Geoffrey Weller are in full regalia

2009.6.1.568 Queen Elizabeth II signs the guest book while Chancellor Iona Campagnolo and University Librarian Pat Appavoo look on, Geoffrey R. Weller Library, 17 August 1994 [1 photograph : col. ; 17.9 x 23.7 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Aug 17 - 1994, Opening Day, UNBC, Library

2009.6.1.569-2009.6.1.577

Chancellor Iona Campagnolo with UNBC assistant Addie Milewski, c. 1994 - 1997 [9 photographs : col. ; 6 photos : 14.9 x 10.1 cm ; 3 photos : 17.6 x 12.6 cm]

• Originally accompanying greeting card from Agnes Hauglak, Addie


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Milewski’s sister, reading: “I though you might want these photos. I had to go and send every one their family things. Thank you for being kind to my sister Addie, Agnes M Hauglak”

• Three unidentified women, Iona Campagnolo, and Addie Milewski, holding a puppy, sit on a low stone fence Addie Milewski’s backyard; photographer’s stamp on verso reads: “May 1994”

• Iona Campagnolo, an unidentified policeman, and Addie Milewski standing in Addie Milewski’s driveway beside a red car; police car is parked behind; photographer’s stamp on verso reads: “May 1994”

• Iona Campagnolo pointing at a tree in Addie Milewski’s backyard; photographer’s stamp on verso reads: “May 1994”

• Three unidentified women, Iona Campagnolo, and Addie Milewski, holding a puppy, sit on a low stone fence in Addie Milewski’s backyard; photographer’s stamp on verso reads: “May 1994”

• Iona Campagnolo, Jean Weller, Geoffrey R. Weller, and Addie Milewski stand, smiling, in the Atrium in the Administration building, UNBC; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Jan 19/97”

• Iona Campagnolo stands in front of a purple Sunbird • Iona Campagnolo and Margaret Anderson stand in front of totem poles,

Museum of Anthropology [?], Vancouver • Dennis Macknak, Addie Milewski, Clive Keen and Iona Campagnolo stand

together in front of a barbed wire fence; signature at bottom right reads: “Addie: The good times! Love Iona”

• Dennis Macknak, Addie Milewski, Clive Keen, and Kathy ______ stand together in front of a barbed wire fence

2009.6.1.578-2009.6.1.581

Chancellor’s Tour, Atlin and Whitehorse, July 1996 [4 photographs : col. ; 10 x 15cm]

• The Honourable Iona Campagnolo and Dr. Charles Jago during a radio interview in Whitehorse during the Chancellor’s 1996 regional tour through Atlin and Whitehorse; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “97, Whitehorse Tour, Page 3, Chancellor & President in Whitehorse, Chancellor’s Tour”

• Group photo of Iona Campagnolo, Nick Petraryszak, Ellen Facey, and an unidentified man and woman on the upper deck of the “Theresa” house boat, Atlin

• Group photo of Deborah Poff, Dennis Macknak, Charles Jago, an unidentified woman, Iona Campagnolo, an unidentified man, Ellen Facey, and an unidentified woman on the upper deck of the “Theresa” house boat, Atlin

• Group photo of Deborah Poff, Dennis Macknak, Charles Jago, an unidentified woman, Iona Campagnolo, Ellen Facey, Nick Petraryszak, an unidentified man, and an unidentified woman on the upper deck of the “Theresa” house boat, Atlin

2009.6.1.582-2009.6.1.590

Chancellor’s Farewell Appreciation Celebration, 19 January 1998 [9 photographs : col. ; 10 x 15cm]

• Iona Campagnolo speaking at the podium – head shot • Iona Campagnolo, red roses in hand, shacking hands with an unidentified man • Iona Campagnolo speaking at the podium – chancellor’s regalia draped over podium • Iona Campagnolo speaking at the podium – head shot • Iona Campagnolo speaking at the podium, holding chancellor’s regalia – head shot • Iona Campagnolo, red roses in hand standing next to her portrait, Dr. Charles Jago


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speaking at podium • Iona Campagnolo, red roses and large book in hand standing next to Dr. Charles Jago

who is speaking at podium • Iona Campagnolo and Dr. Deborah Poff • Iona Campagnolo sitting at a dinner table with 3 unidentified students [?]

2009.6.1.591 Tom Steadman, Hans Wagner, Charlie Lasser, Murray Sadler, Bruce Strachan, John Chapman, Margaret Warcup (Dediluke), Anne Martin, and Walter Harwood, of the Interim Governing Council, pose together on the steps below the icebergs, UNBC, Prince George, 2000 [1 photograph : col. ; 17.7 x 12.5 cm]

• Label affixed to verso reads: “Interim Governing Council 2000: Back Row: Tom Steadman, Hans Wagner, Charlie Lasser, Murray Sadler, Bruce Strachan, Front Row: John Chapman, Margaret Warcup (Dediluke), Anne Martin, Walter Harwood”

2009.6.1.592 (Back) Tom Steadman, Charles Jago, Mike Harcourt, Peter Bentley, Bill Vander

Zalm, Iona Campagnolo, John Ellis, John Chapman, Murray Sadler, Elsie Gerdes; (front) Edward John, Bruce Strachan, and Charles McCaffray, pose on the steps below the icebergs, UNBC, Prince George 17 August 2004 [1 photograph : col. ; 17.7 x 12.5 cm]

• Card accompanying photograph reads: “UNBC’s 10th Anniversary, 08/17/04, With the compliments of Charles J. Jago, President and Vice-Chancellor”


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Box #40 (Photograph Inventory) Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia, 2001 - 2007


2009.6.1.593 Official portrait of Lieutenant Governor Iona Campagnolo, photographed by Destrube Photography, 200[1?] [1 photograph : b&w ; 20.2 x 25.3 cm]

• Photographer’s stamp on verso reads: Destrube Photography, 604 Yates Street, Victoria, B.C., V8W 1K9, (250) 384-4511, FAX380-6473”

• Originally accompanied by card paper embossed with the official Lieutenant Governor crest

2009.6.1.594 Lieutenant Governor Iona Campagnolo, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and His

Royal Highness Prince Philip, ca. October 2002 [1 laser print : col. ; 24.2 x 18.6 cm] • The Lieutenant Governor speaks to Her Majesty The Queen while Prince Philip, the

Royals’ bodyguard and her Honourary Aide de Camp look on

2009.6.1.595 Birthday card, featuring four photographs of Terrace Gardens, Government House, two of which feature a cougar, Victoria, 18 October 2002 [1 card : col. ; 30 x 24.7 cm ; housed in oversize box]

• Typed message on front reads: “Happy Birthday Your Honour, You have a way of making each person you come in contact with feel so special, so we all want to wish you the happiest birthday year ever. Staff of Government House, October 18, 2002.”

• Signed by the staff of Government House • Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “The Rock - I spent 6 years creating 6

gardens surrounding”

2009.6.1.596 Iska Scholl and Ward Trythall on their wedding day, November 2002 [1 photograph: col. ; 10 x 15cm]

2009.6.1.597-2009.6.1.598

Portrait of Lieutenant Governor Iona Campagnolo in Lieutenant Governor regalia, ca. 2003 [2 photographs: b&w ; 8.6 x 10.7cm]

• Photographer could be Stan Funk of Stan Funk Photography • Portrait of Iona Campagnolo in Lieutenant Governor regalia – seated • Portrait of Iona Campagnolo in Lieutenant Governor regalia – standing

2009.6.1.599 Panorama of the harbour at sunset, North Cove, Thetis Island, photographed by

Adam Hunter, 2003 [?] [1 photograph : col. ; 15 x 10.1 cm] • Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Sunset at North Cove Thetis Island Adam

Hunter”

2009.6.1.600-2009.6.1.602

Lieutenant Governor Iona Campagnolo visiting Mission Secondary School, Mission, 1 May 2003 [3 photographs : col. ; 15.1 x 10.51 cm]

• Marion ________, Iona Campagnolo, Rose ________, Jill ________ sitting around a table set for tea; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Marian, Iona, Rose, Jill, Mission, May 1, 2003”

• Iona Campagnolo standing at the front of a crowded gymnasium; handwritten


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annotation on verso reads: “Mission Secondary, May 1 2003” • An unidentified military officer in uniform [?], an unidentified student, Marion

_______, Iona Campagnolo, and Rose ________ stand together outside

2009.6.1.603-2009.6.1.605

Lieutenant Governor Iona Campagnolo at an outdoor function, c. June 2004 [3 photographs : col. ; 15.1 x 10.2 cm]

• Iona Campagnolo walking beside a uniformed naval officer [?] while people clap • Iona Campagnolo sitting beside a uniformed naval officer [?] and an unidentified

man with an unidentified child on her lap; people sit on lawn chairs on the grass in what appears to be a park

• Handwritten annotation on original envelope reads: “for Charlotte’s Princess. E.V. Wood 370-5441” (possibly a function celebrating the building or launching of the M.V. Charlotte Princess, a 135’ yacht moored through the summer at Langara Islands, Haida Gwaii)

2009.6.1.606-2009.6.1.607

Lieutenant Governor Iona Campagnolo at a garden function, Victoria, June 2004 [2 photographs : col. ; 15.1 x 10.1 cm]

• Iona Campagnolo puts her arms around Hlia _____ outside, June 2004; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “I.C., 1, photo: Norah Scholhew [?], June 2004, Iona greets Hlia”

• Iona Campagnolo and Hlia _____ sit on a couch, June 2004; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “I.C., 7, Norah Scholhew [?] photo, Iona + Hlia, two of former Prince Rupert gardeners, Victoria B-C, June 2004”

2009.6.1.608-2009.6.1.612

Countess Aline Dobrzensky’s Garden party, 25 June 2004 [5 photographs: col. ; 10 x 15cm]

• Elaborate table setting – vertical photo; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “June 04, Dobrzensky Garden Party”

• Elaborate table setting featuring three tables – horizontal photo • Aline Dobrzensky and Iona Campagnolo shaking hands; Aline’s son Dominic

Dobrzensky in uniform stands in the background • Elaborate table setting featuring two tables – horizontal photo • Group photo featuring Aline Dobrzensky, Iona Campagnolo, Dominic Dobrzensky in

uniform and Enrico Dobrzensky standing on the sidewalk of a residential street

2009.6.1.613 Tom Green, Lieutenant Governor Iona Campagnolo, and Ken Irvine at the Canadian Association of Veterans in United Nations Peacekeeping, United Nations Day Ceremonies, Esquimalt, 24 October 2004 [1 photograph : col. ; 15.1 x 10 cm]

2009.6.1.614 Iona Campagnolo speaking at the opening ceremonies of the Kispiox Valley Rodeo, Kispiox, 5 June 2005 [1 photograph: col. ; 10 x 15 cm]

2009.6.1.615 Window Unveiling, 2006 [1 photograph : col. ; 20 x 25.4cm] • Group photo featuring Iona Campagnolo in center, five unidentified men in formal

wear, two RCMP officers in red serge and an Honourary Aide de Campe. Photo taken under the portrait of Sir Winston Churchill in a room in Government House (?)

2009.6.1.616-2009.6.1.625

Governor General Michaëlle Jean’s visit to Government House, Victoria, March 2006 [10 photographs : col. ; 15.1 x 10.1 cm]

• An unidentified woman and Iona Campagnolo stand behind Michaëlle Jean, who


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clasps the hands of an unidentified woman; handwritten notation on accompanying piece of paper reads: “+ GG’s visit.”

• Michaëlle Jean, Iona Campagnolo, and an unidentified man examine a carved wooden box

• Four unidentified women speak with Michaëlle Jean • Michaëlle Jean shakes the hands of unidentified women while Iona Campagnolo

looks on

2009.6.1.626-2009.6.1.628

Inaugural Dedication of Heritage Stones, Comox Valley Air Force Museum Association, 4 June 2006 (3 photographs : col. ; 17.8 x 13.2 cm)

• Air force officer speaking in front of Canadian flags at a podium while a crowd listens at the Comox Valley Air Force Museum; planes in background

• Row of commemorative stones • Commemorative stone reading: “Our People…. Our Heritage, Hon Col Iona

Campagnolo, 19 Wing Comox, Saluting a Glorious Past” • Includes paper reading: “Comox Valley Air Force Museum Association, Inaugural

Dedication of Heritage Stones, Sunday 04 June 2006”

2009.6.1.629-2009.6.1.634

Lieutenant Governor Iona Campagnolo, unidentified outdoor function, Government House, Victoria, July 2006 (6 photographs : col. ; 15.2 x 10.1 cm)

• Two unidentified women, one wearing a Volunteer name tag and eating an ice cream cone, sit together on the lawn

• Model ships in Government House pool; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “model ships in G.H. Pool to honour BC Based H.M.C.S. (Esquimalt) + Admirals”

• Iona Campagnolo speaks with an unidentified woman on the lawn as others in the background look up at the sky

• An unidentified man plays bagpipes on the balcony of Government House • Iona Campagnolo surrounded by a crowd, many of whom are looking up at the sky;

notation on accompanying piece of paper reads: “Govt. House B.C. 2006.7” • Iona Campagnolo speaks on an outdoor stage to a crowd sitting on chairs on the lawn

2009.6.1.635-2009.6.1.636

Lieutenant Governor Iona Campagnolo, Dorothy Grant, and Carole Sabiston, August 2006 [2 photographs : col. ; 15.1 x 10.1 cm]

• Dorothy Grant, holding an eagle feather, and Iona Campagnolo stand together in front of a button blanket; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Aug 2006, Her Honor and Dorothy Grant”

• Iona Campagnolo, Dorothy Grant, and Carole Sabiston stand together on a balcony; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Aug 2006, Her Honor, Dorothy Grant & Carole Sabiston”

• Accompanied by copy of Carole Sabiston’s “Autumn” and a copy of a handwritten. letter to Iona Campagnolo from Carole Sabiston, dated 25 August 2007, giving Iona Campagnolo the work in appreciation of her work as Lieutenant Governor

2009.6.1.637 Panorama of the rocky harbour surrounding a stretch of green lawn and forest

Vancouver Island, Summer / September 2006 [1 photograph: col. ; 10 x 15cm] • Handwritten annotations on verso read: “Lawn Pool, Memorial, West Coast, VI,

Summer ’06,” and “Sept. 15, 2006”


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2009.6.1.638-2009.6.1.641

Lieutenant Governor Iona Campagnolo, Stikine Canyon, September 2006 [4 photographs : col. ; 18.5 x 12.9 cm]

• Iona Campagnolo waving from the engine of a train reading “British Columbia, Canada”

• Iona Campagnolo waving from engine of train while a crowd looks on; this photograph was used for the Lieutenant Governor’s 2006 Christmas card, a copy of which accompanies photo

• Back view of Iona Campagnolo looking out over the Stikine Canyon; handwritten notation affixed to verso reads: “Stikine Canyon Sept 2006”

• Iona Campagnolo standing at the edge of the Stikine Canyon

2009.6.1.642 Group photo of the Cowichan Valley Dragon Divas featuring Iona Campagnolo in the centre, flanked by Sharon Ramshaw, Janet Germann, Wilma Harvie, Laura Fee, Carla Davies, Christine MacLean, Bev Campbell, Lesley Zurrer, Lynne Woodgate, and Doreen Wheeler, Government House, Victoria, 13 December 2006 [1 photograph : col. ; 15.2 x 10.1 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Divas, Left to Right: Sharon Ramshaw, Janet Germann, Wilma Harvie, Laura Fee, Carla Davies, Her Honour Ms Campagnolo, Artist Ms. Joseph, Christine MacLean, Bev Campbell, Lesley Zurrer, Lynne Woodgate front Doreen Wheeler”

• Printed label affixed to verso reads: “Cowichan Valley Dragon Divas, Box 653, Duncan, B.C., V9L 3X9”

2009.6.1.643 Bald eagle perched on a branch above a body of water, Skidegate, 2007 [1

photograph : col. ; 20.2 x 25 cm] • Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Bald Eagle, Skidegate, 2007”

2009.6.1.644 Close up of Lieutenant Governor Iona Campagnolo and an unidentified woman,

both wearing purple scarves reading “PJ ’07,” Scouts’ Pacific Jamboree, 2007 [1 photograph : col. ; 15 x 10 cm]

2009.6.1.645 Lieutenant Governor Iona Campagnolo overseeing the RCMP Change of Command, Deputy Commissioner (Pacific Region) and in command of ‘E’ Division (BC), from Beverley A. Busson to Gary Bass, Vancouver, 8 March 2007 [1 photograph : col. ; 17.3 x 12.7 cm]

• Beverley A. Busson promoted from Deputy Commissioner for British Columbia and the Yukon, and commander of British Columbia to Commissioner

• Handwritten notation on RCMP Commanding Officer letterhead included with photograph reads: “RCMP Change of Command, Bev Busson to Interim Com Cda, Gary Bass to Dep Com, E + M, Div”

• Photograph probably taken by D. Laird Allen Photography

2009.6.1.646-2009.6.1.647

Lieutenant Governor Iona Campagnolo, Premier Gordon Campbell, and an unidentified family [2 photographs : col. ; 15.1 x 10.2 cm]

• Iona Campagnolo, two unidentified women and an unidentified child pose inside the Legislature; handwritten notation on verso reads: “This is a favorite of mine. Thanks for inviting us. Love Gail”

• Child reaches out from mother’s arms to Gordon Campbell while other woman smiles into camera


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2009.6.1.648-2009.6.1.649

Iona Campagnolo, an aide-de-camp, and an unidentified child in the middle of a crowd sitting on lawn chairs, Music on the Lawn [?], Government House, Victoria [2 photographs : col. ; 15.1 x 10.1 cm]

2009.6.1.650 Lieutenant Governor Iona Campagnolo smiling at an outdoor function as youth in red t-shirts sing, Government House [?], Victoria [1 photograph : col. ; 15.1 x 10.1 cm]

2009.6.1.651 Iona Campagnolo and an unidentified man present an award to an unidentified woman onstage, Government Long Service Awards ceremony, Government House [?], Victoria [1 photograph : col. ; 15 x 10 cm]

2009.6.1.652 Lieutenant Governor Iona Campagnolo and an unidentified crowd smile from lawn chairs in background; in foreground, an unidentified child, Government House [?], Victoria [1 photograph : col. ; 15.1 x 10 cm]

2009.6.1.653-2009.6.1.654

Four unidentified women and Iona Campagnolo pose in front of steps, Government House [?], Victoria [2 photographs : col. ; 15.1 x 10.1 cm]

Gardening, 2003 - 2007


2009.6.1.656 Close-up of flowers and ferns in rock garden [1 photograph: col. ; 10 x 15cm] • A pin featuring the BC flag is attached in upper left corner • Photograph is mounted on notepaper

2009.6.1.657 Portrait of Lieutenant Governor Iona Campagnolo standing beside a pink

rhododendron with Government House in background, Victoria [1 photograph : col. ; 10.2 x 15.1 cm]

• Possibly ‘Iona Campagnolo’ rhododendron [?]

2009.6.1.658-2009.6.1.687

Terrace Gardens, Government House, Victoria, c. 200[3?] [30 photographs (plus 27 negatives) : col. ; 15.1 x 10.1 cm]

• Iona Campagnolo and an unidentified woman shoveling dirt over the roots of a tree • Piper leading Iona Campagnolo along grounds of Government House • Iona Campagnolo, holding a shovel, and an unidentified woman in front of a newly

planted tree • Close up of an unidentified woman • Daffodils in a mossy section • Snowdrops from above • Plants in a bed centred between mossy rocks • Red lilies [?] • Yellow and white daffodils, purple daisies, blue bells, and chrysanthemums • Benches sitting in field of blue flowers • Iona Campagnolo sitting on bench under trees, looking backwards at a clump of


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2009.6.1.658-2009.6.1.687 (cont’d)

daffodils • Cut tree branches in front of a rhododendron • Private area: bench and lawn below trees • Lilacs, tulips, and daffodils in front of a bench and tree • Flowering cherry [?] tree • Driveway to Government House • Carefully arranged gardens and lawn; behind wall three unidentified people work on

garden • Flowering tree, forsythia, tulips, and lilacs line path • Cherry tree and elaborate gardens behind Government House • Pansies and tulips around pond and waterfall • Purple daisies and daffodils between mossy rocks below trees • Flower beds amidst mossy rocks • Sun through trees behind Government House • Trees and flower beds in front of lawn and path • Stairs down to flowering cherry trees and a flowering rhododendron • Trees above mossy lawn • Stretches of blue flowers amidst mossy rocks • Pansies, petunias, and other flowers on Government House patio • Distance view of three unidentified gardeners working behind Government House,

with a view of Victoria and the ocean in the background • Distance view of an unidentified Comfort Inn with a waterslide; highway,

community, and mountains in distance

2009.6.1.688-2009.6.1.693

Terrace Gardens, Government House, Victoria, November 2004 [6 images: col. ; 3 photos : 14.8 x 10.1 cm ; 3 laser prints : 1 photo : 14.1 x 21.6 cm ; 2 photos: 19.3 x 26.2 cm]

• Iona Campagnolo speaking at a portable podium at the top of a rocky hill; she is flanked by an unidentified aide-de-camp; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Goodbye to Friends of Govt House Garden Society”

• An unidentified woman pushes a wheelbarrow up to Iona Campagnolo and an unidentified man; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Moving Rocks on the Terraces”; photograph is folded and worn

• Iona Campagnolo and an unidentified man lift a rock out of a wheelbarrow pushed by an unidentified woman; handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Govt House, Working on Terrace Garden, Nov 2004

• Iona Campagnolo holding a trowel and weeds; handwritten notation accompanying photograph reads: “Terraces Gardens (I created 6 one for each of you) small”

2009.6.1.694 Close up of a chainsaw carving of a bear set among flowers, Terrace Gardens,

Government House, Victoria, post-2004 [1 photograph : col. ; 19.1 x 26.7 cm] • Plaque at base reads: “Presented to The Honourable Iona Campagnolo, Lieutenant

Governor, to commemorate her visit to Chetwynd, May 1, 2004”

2009.6.1.695-2009.6.1.696

‘Iona Campagnolo’ rhododendron, acknowledgement, 2005 Annual Convention of the American Rhododendron Society, Victoria Rhododendron Society, Victoria, 28 April 2005 [2 laser print images : col. ; 14.2 x 21.6 cm ; 21.5 x 28 cm]

• Iona Campagnolo holding a trowel and weeds in the Terrace Gardens, Government House, Victoria


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2009.6.1.695-2009.6.1.696 (cont’d)

• Photograph of a rhododendron above typed message reading: “The Honourable Iona Campagnolo, Lieutenant Governor, British Columbia. As an expression of appreciation for officiating at the opening of the 2005 Annual Convention of the American Rhododendron Society, we are pleased to present to you a rhododendron to be officially named ‘Iona Campagnolo.’ May plant and person continue to flourish. The Victoria Rhododendron Society. 28 April 2005.”

2009.6.1.697 Group photograph featuring Iona Campagnolo, Governor General Adrienne

Clarkson and ten other unidentified men and women, Government House, Victoria, October 2006 [1 photograph: col. ; 10 x 15cm]

• Handwritten note on verso: “from the Terracites”

2009.6.1.698-2009.6.1.710

The “Terracites,” Terrace Gardens, Government House, Victoria, 12 October 2006 [13 photographs (jpg), 44.2MB of photographs : col. ; 10.2 x 15.7 cm]

• Branches of a maple tree • Hydrangea shrub • Close-up of newly opened pink roses • Close-up of small purple flowers (crocus?) • Gardeners working on a terraced section of Government House gardens,

wheelbarrow visible on right hand side • Climbing (?) pink roses • Group photo of four gardeners and Iona Campagnolo sitting on rocky outcrop along

terraced section of Government House gardens – gardeners looking to the left • Group photo of five gardeners and Iona Campagnolo sitting on rocky outcrop along

terraced section of Government House gardens – gardeners looking at camera • Group photo of five gardeners and Iona Campagnolo sitting on rocky outcrop along

terraced section of Government House gardens – gardeners looking at camera • Group photo of nine gardeners and Iona Campagnolo sitting on rocky outcrop along

terraced section of Government House gardens – gardeners looking at camera • Gardeners working on a terraced section of Government House gardens • Close-up of split mushroom cap – orange with white speckles • Close-up of mushroom – red with white speckles

[Note: access copies created of digital images as 10.2 x 15.7 cm colour prints; also included are printed copies of photographs; compact disc is stored in oversize photograph box]

2009.6.1.711-2009.6.1.712

Peter Underwood’s lewisia in bloom, photographed by Ross Flint, 18 Jauary 2006 [2 photographs : 1 col. ; 1 b&w ; 21.5 x 28cm]

2009.6.1.713 Lieutenant Governor Iona Campagnolo planting a Fraseri rhododendron with Wanda _____, Ucluelet, 26 May 2007 [1 photograph : col. ; 10.1 x 15.1 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Her Highness, Iona + Wanda planting rhodo “R Fraseri” at Ucluelet. BC, May 26 2007, photo by Cathy Dale”

• Stamp on verso reads: “Government House, Jun 21 2007, Victoria” • Label from original envelope reads: “Mr. William Dale, 106-2286 Henry Ave,

Sidney BC, V8L 2B2”


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Miscellaneous Photographs


2009.6.1.714 Political cartoon by Roy Peterson for The Vancouver Sun featuring an RCMP officer and Quebec Premier Jacques Parizeau pointing fingers at one another, c. 1970 [?] [1 photograph : b&w ; 19.5 x 22.5 cm]

2009.6.1.715 Close up of an unidentified man and Iona Campagnolo [1 photograph : col. ; 19.5 x 11.9 cm]

2009.6.1.716-2009.6.1.719

Fourteenth anniversary of the Tai-Chi Chuan Association [4 photographs : col. ; 12.4 x 8.8 cm]

• Iona Campagnolo and a group of unidentified others, all seated, listen to an unidentified man speaking into a microphone

• Iona Campagnolo and four unidentified others cut a cake while an unidentified man looks on

• Iona Campagnolo and an unidentified man clap as an unidentified woman and man raise the cake-cutting knife in celebration

• Iona Campagnolo speaks into a microphone in front of an assembled group

2009.6.1.720 Ed Klassen presents a framed painting to Iona Campagnolo [1 photograph : b&w ; 17.8 x 12.7 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Ed. Klassen, FCL vic president presents gift to Iona Campagnolo”

2009.6.1.721 Iona Campagnolo at the front centre of an unidentified group [1 photograph : b&w ;

17.7 x 12.6 cm] • Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “To Jenni, Love + Thanks for your stern

support. Mum.”

2009.6.1.722-2009.6.1.723

Head shots of Iona Campagnolo speaking at a microphone, photographed by Dave Milne [1 photograph : b&w ; 13.2 x 19.4 cm]

• Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Dave Milne photo” [Prince George?]

2009.6.1.724 Iona Campagnolo, in formal wear, speaks into a microphone at a podium labeled ‘25’ [1 photograph : col. ; 8.8 x 12.4 cm]

2009.6.1.725 Alice Massad, typing at her desk, Ottawa office [1 photograph : col. ; 12.5 x 8.8 cm] • Ink markings on front • Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “Alice Massad, faithful worker, Ottawa

Office (staff of 23)”

2009.6.1.726 An unidentified man and Iona Campagnolo, overlooking the Prince Rupert harbour from a balcony, Prince Rupert [1 photograph : col. ; 12.5 x 8.8 cm]


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2009.6.1.727 Close up of Iona Campagnolo at an unidentified event [1 photograph : col. ; 25.4 x

20.2 cm]

2009.6.1.728 Head shot of Iona Campagnolo at an unidentified event [1 photograph : b&w ; 12.6 x 17.4 cm]

2009.6.1.729 Iona Campagnolo speaking with an unidentified man and an unidentified woman at an unidentified event [1 photograph : col. ; 13 x 8.8 cm]

2009.6.1.730 Iona Campagnolo holding tomatoes and laughing next to an unidentified woman holding a brown paper bag at an unidentified event [1 photograph : col. ; 8.8 x 12.9 cm]

2009.6.1.731 M.P. Dennis Dawson, Liberal Party Vice-President Lise St. Martin Tremblay, Iona Campagnolo, and two unidentified others pose in the riding of Louis-Hébert, Quebec [1 photograph : col. ; 25.3 x 20.2 cm]

• Handwritten annotations on verso read: “Le “Gang” Louis Hebert, Denis Dawson, Lise St. Martin Tremblay,” and “film A”

• Photographers label affixed to verso reads: “KEDL, Photographes professionels, 870 du ROi, Quebec, Que., G1K 2Y2, Tel.: 529-0621, No. 83-368-34”

2009.6.1.732 Iona Campagnolo shakes hands with an unidentified man [1 photograph : b&w ; 24

x 18.8 cm]

2009.6.1.733 Close up of an unidentified man and Iona Campagnolo clapping [1 photograph : col. ; 20.2 x 25 cm]

• Photographer’s stamp on verso reads: “All Rights Reserved, Reproduction of this picture without permission is forbidden, The Spectator”

2009.6.1.734 Group shot of ten unidentified women and three unidentified men, all in formal

wear [1 photograph : col. ; 15.1 x 10.1 cm]

2009.6.1.735-2009.6.1.736

First Nations male dancers [2 laser prints : col. ; 27.9 x 21.6 cm] • Portrait of man in full regalia adorned with white, black and red face paint, holding a

staff displaying an eagle head • Two men dancing in full regalia

2009.6.1.737 Iona Campagnolo standing on a dock with an unidentified man in formal kilted

attire [1 laser print : col. ; 21.6 x 27.9 cm]

2009.6.1.738-2009.6.1.740

Iona Campagnolo and others at a restaurant [3 photographs : col. ; 14.8 x 10.1 cm] • Photograph an unidentified man with his arms around two unidentified women • Iona Campagnolo sitting between two unidentified women at a restaurant • Iona Campagnolo and two unidentified women at a restaurant

2009.6.1.741 Iona Campagnolo standing alone on a path in a sun-dappled forest [1 photograph : col. ; 12.6 x 17.7 cm]

• Handwritten notation affixed to verso reads: “Now Reflections in B.C.”


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2009.6.1.742 Iona Campagnolo standing between two unidentified men in a private library [1

photograph : col. ; 15.2 x 10.1 cm]

2009.6.1.743 Group shot of six unidentified women and two unidentified men posing on a wooden platform overlooking James Bay [1 photograph : b&w ; 25.3 x 20.5 cm]

• Partially obscured photographer’s stamp on verso reads: “. . . de la Baie James . . . No. 7607-14712 . . .”

2009.6.1.744 An unidentified man speaks into a microphone during an election campaign [?]

while two other unidentified men look on [1 photograph : b&w ; 25.3 x 20.5 cm] • Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “MO 41576 # 11 R 2 40165”

2009.6.1.745 Two unidentified women in rain jackets at a window overlooking the ocean [1

photograph : col. ; 12.5 x 8.8 cm]

2009.6.1.746 Informal head shot of Queen Elizabeth II smiling [1 photograph : b&w ; 15.1 x 10.1 cm]

2009.6.1.747 An unidentified man standing on a beach [1 photograph : col. ; 11.4 x 8.8 cm]

2009.6.1.748 Three men in uniform at a cadets awards ceremony [?], Stewart Secondary School, Stewart [1 photograph : col. ; 11.4 x 8.8 cm]

2009.6.1.749 Cadets doing rifle exercises [1 photograph : col. ; 11.4 x 8.8 cm]

2009.6.1.750 Plaque reading: “1607, At Jamestown began: The expansion overseas of the English speaking peoples; The Commonwealth of Virginia; The United States of America; The British Commonwealth of Nations, 1957,” Jamestown, Virginia [1 photograph : col. ; 11.4 x 8.8 cm]


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Box #41 (Oversize Photographs)


2009.6.4.5 CUSO ‘Kamp’ Advertisement, 1980 (includes 1-16mm film, original; 1- gold DVD preservation copy; 3- DVD access copies)

• 34 second film clip featuring construction efforts towards the building of a Canadian refugee camp, Kab Cherng Refugee Camp in Thailand, 1980. Iona Campagnolo is featured at the end of clip.[SEPARATED - Originally located in Box #8]

2009.6.1.195 Minister Iona Campagnolo shaking hands with Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II,

State Dinner, Rideau Hall, Ottawa, 16 October 1977 [1 photograph: col. ; 20.2 x 25.3 cm ; mounted to matte board]

• Photograph taken while Minister Campagnolo was along the receiving line at the State Dinner; Photographer: John Evans, Ottawa

[SEPARATED - Originally located in Box #37]

2009.6.1.595 Birthday card, featuring four photographs of Terrace Gardens, Government House, two of which feature a cougar, Victoria, 18 October 2002 [1 card : col. ; 30 x 24.7 cm]

• Typed message on front reads: “Happy Birthday Your Honour, You have a way of making each person you come in contact with feel so special, so we all want to wish you the happiest birthday year ever. Staff of Government House, October 18, 2002.”

• Signed by the staff of Government House • Handwritten annotation on verso reads: “The Rock - I spent 6 years creating 6

gardens surrounding” [SEPARATED - Originally located in Box #40]

2009.6.1.698-2009.6.1.710

The “Terracites,” Terrace Gardens, Government House, Victoria, 12 October 2006 [1 CD-R of 13 photographs (jpg), 44.2MB: col. ; 10.2 x 15.7 cm]

• Branches of a maple tree • Hydrangea shrub • Close-up of newly opened pink roses • Close-up of small purple flowers (crocus?) • Gardeners working on a terraced section of Government House gardens,

wheelbarrow visible on right hand side • Climbing (?) pink roses • Group photo of four gardeners and Iona Campagnolo sitting on rocky outcrop along

terraced section of Government House gardens – gardeners looking to the left • Group photo of five gardeners and Iona Campagnolo sitting on rocky outcrop along

terraced section of Government House gardens – gardeners looking at camera • Group photo of five gardeners and Iona Campagnolo sitting on rocky outcrop along

terraced section of Government House gardens – gardeners looking at camera • Group photo of nine gardeners and Iona Campagnolo sitting on rocky outcrop along

terraced section of Government House gardens – gardeners looking at camera • Gardeners working on a terraced section of Government House gardens • Close-up of split mushroom cap – orange with white speckles • Close-up of mushroom – red with white speckles

[CD-R SEPARATED – access copies of photographs located in Box #40]


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LIST OF APPENDICES

APPENDIX NO.

TITLE

PAGE NO.

1 Item Level Audiocassette Summary for Accession No. 2009.6.3.34………………..............................................

211

2 Number of Speeches by Series, Written and Presented by the Honourable Iona Campagnolo……………………

222

3 Table Denoting Size, Format and Total Extent of Multi-media Material…………………………………

224

4 Total Physical Extent ……………………………………...

226

5 Overview of Ephemeral Material of an Artifactual Nature ……………………………………….

228


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APPENDIX 1

Item Level Audiocassette Summary for Accession No. 2009.6.3.34 (Box # 6)


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APPENDIX 1

Accession No.: 2009.6.3.34 (Box #6) Item Title: Radio Interview with Iona Campagnolo on Perspective CFUV Radio Date: July 26, 1987 Time: 49 minutes 50 seconds Interviewer: Mahinder Doman Restrictions: copyright of CFUV radio station, student radio station at the University of Victoria Playback Quality: Overall good; there is a 19 seconds intermittent recording loss on beginning of second side of tape. Interview is recorded on an audio cassette tape. Transcript: No Tape Summary: Created by Ramona Rose Notes: Mahinder Doman & Jeff Richman were alternate hosts for this show Audiocassette - Tape Summary Scope and Content: Item consists of one audio recording of a taped radio show Perspective by CFUV Radio University of Victoria by Mahinder Doman with Iona Campagnolo in July 1987. Campagnolo discusses a variety of subjects related to her professional career including memories of her early years in municipal politics; her entry into federal politics and as a member of the federal Liberal caucus; her views on feminism and on being a female politician; her impact as the Federal Minister of Sports under the Trudeau government; the John Turner ‘bum-patting’ controversy; contemporary issues facing the Liberal Party in the 1980s and provides commentary on the Mulroney government and Liberal leadership of John Turner. Other issues discussed are the Canadian political scene in 1987: the rise of extreme right wing politics internationally; the prospects of the Liberals in the next federal election; the impact of the Meech Lake Accord; Northern Canadian territories and self-government; the impact of the free trade issue; the campaign for a national child care program; Canadian immigration policy; the position of the lieutenant within Quebec for the Prime Minister. Campagnolo also talks about her upcoming new position at McMaster University to assist in the creation of an international health care facility in relation to Third World countries. Side A Time: Subject 00”-19” recording starts with taped music 20”-1’33” Radio Announcer Mahinder Doman introduces the radio show Perspective which runs each Sunday night from 6:00-8pm hosted by her or Jeff Richman [sp?]. Ms. Doman introduces tonight’s guest Ms. Iona Campagnolo who she notes has been an MP and who has recently joined the faculty at the University of McMaster, in Hamilton Ontario 1’34”-2’00” Ms. Doman introduces Iona Campagnolo and thanks her for agreeing to be interviewed and for coming to Victoria to be on the show. Ms. Campagnolo interjects that she was visiting Victoria at the same time and had participated in the David Foster Variety Show, a fundraiser which she notes benefits the community of Victoria. 2’02” Ms. Doman asks Ms. Campagnolo when and what influenced her decision to embark upon a political career?


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2’17”-4’30” Ms. Campagnolo accounts briefly that she just didn’t enter federal politics overnight; that she had started in politics at the municipal level initially in Prince Rupert when she joined the school board as a school trustee when she was in her early thirties. She had decided to join the school board as she didn’t think the education her children were receiving in Prince Rupert was as adequate as the system in southern BC and that this was ‘unfair’. She later became an ‘alderman’ with the City of Prince Rupert [she notes that in those days the position title was assumed to be masculine; women were not ‘alderwoman’]. She recalls that she was also at the same time working as a broadcaster on a daily talk show for a private radio company in Prince Rupert and explains that much later she hosted a talk show entitled ‘One of a Kind’ on television 4’27” Ms. Doman asks Ms. Campagnolo if she injected a lot of political discussion on her radio program. 4’32” Ms. Campagnolo replies no, but notes she interviewed a lot of people from diverse walks of life from Chief Dan George to visiting evangelists, musicians, theatre workers and recalls in the 1960s interviewing hippies, peace people – those who were moving away from the Vietnam War. She recalls she interviewed regularly on her radio show the local politician Mr. Frank Howard who was her political predecessor; she had been approached to run for political office at that time by the Liberal Party and she decided that she could do the job as well as Mr. Howard, so she decided to run against Mr. Howard in an election and won in 1974. 5’46” Ms. Doman asks her Ms. Campagnolo where else did her support come from when there were few women on the political scene. 6’00” Ms. Campagnolo notes that her support in particular came from the people in the fishing and mining resource communities within Northern BC and notes it helped [to have a female politician in BC] as there was a New Democrat Party in power in BC at that time. She jokes however that there was no such thing as a federal election in BC at that time that all elections are ‘provincial elections’ 6’38” Ms. Doman asks her to describe for us some of the difficulties she faced being a new federal female in politics. 6’46” Ms. Campagnolo recalls it was really only her own point of view as a difficulty; as there weren’t many woman in politics in Northern BC and that if you wanted to take on the job [of being in politics] you could do the job. Therefore she had always thought of herself as ‘an absolute equal’ however in federal politics in Ottawa it was different. Ms. Campagnolo recalls how at that time there was only 9 women in federal politics and that she now found herself having to take on positions relating to feminist issues that she had never considered. She had always felt before that if she had ‘advantaged the whole family’ all family members were advantaged. However she recalls at that time that she saw that ‘my Eastern Sisters’ had been disadvantaged and suffered inequality so she started to study many of the feminist issues and entered the feminist arena of the day. 8’12” Ms. Doman notes that Campagnolo would have the male politicians and opposition MPs to deal with and asks her were there ever any outstanding attitudes that she recalled? 8’43” Campagnolo notes that she was treated as an absolute equal – when she became a cabinet minister she didn’t have a lot of ministerial experience [had been MP for only two years] but that she had been in numerous departments as Parliamentary Secretary. Campagnolo recalls that when she came into the federal cabinet she was given two ‘godfathers’ Marc Lalonde and Jean Chretien and that they treated her like equals. She recalls how when she use to go to make a presentation to the Prime Minster in cabinet that on many occasions Jean Chretien use to write her a little note and send it across the cabinet table and


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the note would say ‘shut up you’ve won’ – she comments how we tend ‘to go on too much’ sometimes [laughter] 9’45” - 9’51” Ms. Doman notes they will take a brief break off the air– 9’52” Show is back on the air - Ms. Doman notes that during the break we were talking about the famous ‘bum-patting’ incidence that had occurred with the MP John Turner that had received so much attention in the media. Ms. Doman notes that feminists across the country were not pleased. 10’13” - 12’28” Ms. Campagnolo interjects that neither was she pleased about it. She recalls the incident in detail and points out initially she felt that Mr. Turner meant nothing by it either and describes it ‘was a flap on the upper back hip’. However she recalls how it was played out in the media; at the time when Mr. Turner patted her she could see that it had been photographed on the CCTV camera. She notes that she immediately slapped Mr. Turner back and that too was photographed. She notes that she had a call from the media noting that they were not going to use the image and she thought that was fine as it was ‘a silly matter’ and it didn’t mean much and that she ‘got even’. However a few weeks later she noted that it happened again in the ‘same jocular way’ with him and so she did the same [slapped him back] and ‘they ran them’ [the media broadcasted it]. And she recalls that many men in cabinet said to her ‘how dare you slap the Minister back’ – she recalls that she responded well do you think that ‘I should keep quiet? And ‘that the women of Canada should keep quiet’ and be told then that [such behaviour] is seen as alright? Ms. Campagnolo notes there was quite a division of opinion over it and that it became an issue during the 1984 campaign and – as an aside notes ‘that campaign was not one of the better ones.’ She concludes that ‘over a long period of time people have put it in perspective’ – and ‘making it public in the end’ – there are very few men [now] who would try that. 12’29” Ms. Doman remarks that it has been said that Ms Campagnolo is one of the influential [members] of the Liberal Party and asks Ms Campagnolo what is it about her political philosophy or political person that would give her that ‘political clout’ which has been heavily male influenced in the past? 13’01” - 14’16” Campagnolo notes that in her view ‘it is a matter of credibility’; she describes women who had joined cabinet who were ‘independent, credible autonomous people and self-governing personalities’ who knew why they were doing this and that your philosophy is fairly well defined. She points to another ‘great ally’ of hers was Monique Begin who had the same kind of influence and background. She notes there were colleagues that she respected that would work with her on issues of interest. She also recalls another strategy and refers to the time when she worked with the Treasury Board for 2-1/2 years. She notes that if you found yourself ‘not getting the type of support from a minister you would let him know you would like that support’. She advises that women have to use the rules to get the power to do the work for the whole society. 14’17” Ms. Doman asks whether women can create their own rules at that level of power? 14’21” Campagnolo explains that in some ways yes – but she notes to a certain extent you must remain credible and helpful to the cause; she recalls how ‘I often said I was sent out to do the ‘cutesy’ or ‘Barbie doll’ kind of things’; and other women would say how could you do those kinds of things. She maintains that she believes that sometimes it was important to do those things in order to get what was needed for Western Canada, BC & Northern BC and she notes aside she would continue do that even though she hasn’t represented the North for some time. She concludes it’s ‘a reciprocal undertaking’ and you need to take a moderate stance at all times and ‘not get too angry.’


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15’13” Ms. Doman postulates that as a politician and having to do those “Barbie doll’ kinds of [political] responsibilities and activities - that from a feminist perspective Ms. Campagnolo would have been criticized for that – she asks her what would you she say to those women? 15’30” Ms. Campagnolo responds by giving the example of when she was appointed to the position of Minister of Sports; that while it may have been seen as a “Barbie doll” kind of Ministry when Prime Minister Trudeau appointed her – it was in fact a Ministry that had been dominated previously by men. She recalls the day that she took over the Ministry of Sport and how there were jokes on the radio about this ‘cute little Ministry’ but Campagnolo recalls how she felt at the time – that she would give it the absolute respect that it deserved. She concludes in fact that the Ministry [with her as a head] allowed many women the opportunity to advance in sport and fitness. 16’48” Ms. Doman comments on how Mr. Trudeau is known only to appreciate ‘certain kinds of women’ – i.e. very intelligent or very ‘unique of character’ women and asks her how was that reflected throughout his cabinet at the time you were there? 17’24” - 18’50” Ms. Campagnolo remarks that ‘intellectually’ [Trudeau] had always ‘been very superb’ in dealing with feminist issues. She recalls the example of when they ‘broke’ the Rideau Club which had been an exclusive male club and she remembers when it had been used exclusively for receptions for the federal government. The women in caucus rose up in caucus and argued that they didn’t want the tax payers’ dollars being spent on a club that excluded women. She recalls that Trudeau agreed that was a good logical argument and so they moved events to Le Circle Universitaire. Campagnolo notes that this policy led to the Rideau Club changing its’ policy and remarks that in fact Jean Pigott of the Conservative Party was to become its first women member. In contrast Iona refers to other exclusive male political clubs (Pat Carney’s incident with the Petroleum Club in Calgary; and refers also to the Union Club in Victoria). She concludes that Trudeau made that impact and treated us as equals. Campagnolo concludes that as to Trudeau’s appreciation of ‘certain kinds of women’ and refers to the actresses, etc. that in Campagnolo that reflects a ‘personal side of him’ and she notes that ‘she don’t make judgments of him’ and concludes ‘I think he was a great leader.’ 18’51” Ms. Doman comments on the Liberal leadership race following Trudeau’s resignation and comments that Campagnolo had chose not to enter the race. She describes that there was a lot of media attention and questions why Campagnolo chose not to enter the race when opinion polls were running so high in her favour? 19’16” - 20’48” Ms. Campagnolo notes that during that time there was an element that felt there should be a ‘token female’ ‘for the sake of having a female contender. However she contends that she had been of the opinion that if there was a convention during her tenure as Liberal Party President she would run the Liberal Convention and make it a ‘totally straight undertaking’. The party itself had come to ‘rely heavily on Trudeau’ and ‘the party was structurally quite weak’. She felt that running the convention was more important for her to do and she kept her word that as the elected President she would do that. She summarizes that she thinks it’s important that women keep their word and agree to what they promised to do. Reflecting back she notes ‘yes there were a lot of flattery and talk that I was going to run and there were flowers and telegrams arriving saying I would make a good leader’ but that they couldn’t believe that a person would simply say no 20’49” Ms. Doman asks her if she had any regrets about that. 20’52” Ms. Campagnolo replies ‘not one, I think I did the right thing”


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20’53” Ms. Doman continues on however that “the people of Canada would have enjoyed having you run” 20’55” Ms. Campagnolo surmises that there was a poll run that week and recalls how ‘Mr. Turner had 27 % I had 26% and Mr. Chretien had 25% and I wasn’t running’ [Ms. Doman laughs] so ‘that was interesting’ Campagnolo concludes. 21’04” Ms. Doman notes that Mr. Chretien ran a strong race against Mr. Turner and questions her - and your vote went to Mr. Turner? 21’24” Ms. Campagnolo replies ‘My first vote went to Eugene Whelan – I felt that there should be one of the true Canadians who should be supported on the first ballot’ – 21’36” Ms. Doman then asks - And on the second ballot? 21’38” Ms. Campagnolo notes she has ‘never said who I voted for on the second ballot! [Ms. Doman laughs] 21’38” Ms. Doman points out that ‘I understand you were at one time close friends with Mr. Chretien’ – did that cause some difficulties? 21’53” Ms. Campagnolo reflects that ‘yes’ subsequently that did cause some strain in the friendship ‘naturally because I was the President of the Liberal Party’ and she recalls that she ‘had to represent all Liberals from coast to coast to coast.’ She felt that she ‘had an obligation to that’. But she concludes that [since] we’ve seen each other and we’re still friends. 22’24” Ms. Doman notes they will take a short break and then talk about when Campagnolo hosted the Webster show [Campagnolo interjects she did this last Christmas] 22’42” [The recording starts with Ms. Doman’s commentary in progress discussing the Webster Show]; Ms. Campagnolo recalls that while hosting the [Jack] Webster show she had a throat infection during the first few days and people sent her remedies of how to get rid of the infection; she goes on to describe a humorous remedy recommended by a reflexologist that she tried in order to cure her sore throat and it worked. 23’39” Ms. Doman notes that McMaster University [in Hamilton, Ontario] has claimed Campagnolo and asks her – why can’t you stay in BC? 23’58” - 26’05” Ms. Campagnolo replies that she’d love to but haven’t received the same kind of offer. She notes that people know that ‘I have donated the last 8 years of my work to Third World Countries’ and explains how McMaster University is putting together an international centre for public health care in Third World Countries and they need someone to pull this together. She notes McMaster has a holistic approach to health care to care for the whole body – so she notes ‘I’m happy to be there – I’m sort of the ‘nose-cone’ in the rocket there’ – she expands that she is excited about the people I’m working with; they are already working in Bangladesh; also she notes she is national fund-raiser for CUSO and that she had spent much of last spring in West Africa. She also notes that she will also be working on an Olympic bid for Toronto and still has her speaker’s tours so she is quite busy. She states however that ‘I never leave BC – I always have one foot in BC’ 26’06” Ms. Doman notes that Campagnolo is losing her voice [Campagnolo notes she has to clear her throat]


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26’10” Ms. Doman explains that when she had mentioned to some women that Ms. Campagnolo would be here [on the show] she had synthesized two or three questions. She states that Campagnolo has been seen as a role model for some women who want to enter politics. She asks Campagnolo if she sees herself as a role model and what advice would you give those women? 26’44” Ms. Campagnolo notes ‘I certainly did not see myself as a role model in the early years’; to her it was the ‘pioneer feminists in Canada [in politics] were women like Therese Casgrain and Emily Murphy. She recalls that she ‘never even saw myself as in the class of Judy LaMarsh because she says ‘I had never suffered from inequality’. However she notes that ‘gradually as time goes on - you get grey hair and you become a pioneer and you become a role model! and so then she states that she ‘became conscious of it’ - and then she notes ‘you pay attention to being a role model because otherwise [if I make a mistake] it would harm my whole sex! 28’00” Ms. Doman comments ‘Ms. Campagnolo you’re beautiful – I hope we all look like you when we’re older!’ [Laughter] 28’06” Ms. Doman notes that the recent by-elections in Canada went to the NDP – she asks has the Liberal Party lost its attraction. 28’08” Ms. Campagnolo notes that presently it seems to have been the case - but she gives the example of how just a few years ago the NDP was down to 23% so these things change. Campagnolo describes how after all in [the riding of] Hamilton Mountain which was described as a male-oriented ‘lunch bucket town’ that they now have Lilly Munro as their MLA, Sheila Copps as a member, and Marion Dewar as a member and she also points out that Marion had ran against a Liberal Elizabeth Finney who came close within a 1050 votes to beating Ms. Dewar so women have done very well. Campagnolo goes on to point out that while in the Yukon the Liberals didn’t have a women candidate this time but they did have the former Mayor Mr. Brannigan who came very close; and that the Liberals had former commissioner of the Yukon Iona Christenson run and almost beat Eric Neilson on one occasion. Campagnolo concludes the Liberal Party is ‘not necessarily down and out’ and remarks that liberal parties all over the world are suffering (a backlash) because of the ‘present extreme right wing style that is in favour’; she notes that all parties go ‘through cycles, eddies and back eddies of such political ideology’ and refers to Ms. Thatcher as ‘the absolute epitome of the breed of the right wing politician at this time’ Campagnolo believes there will be a backlash and notes there is with the New Democrats coming up but maintains ‘Canada does have a social conscience – it’s alive and well.’ 29’39” Ms. Doman asks Campagnolo what does John Turner have to do to get his party back on top of the polls. 29’47” Ms. Campagnolo believes there won’t be a sweep in the next election – she predicts there will be a three way split; she comments that before the election there will be the usual - what she calls “WAC Bennett scare tactics” ‘reds under the bed’… ‘Watch out for the socialists’ [etc] … as we’ve seen in BC and she predicts the politics of BC [polarization] are the same we’ll see in politics nationally ‘if we’re not very careful of how we make the next move’. However she notes ‘that being said people are still very dissatisfied with Mr. Mulroney - that is clear” She notes the Liberals are still doing well in the polls and believes they [Liberals] can still elect a large number of people with a minority house the next time around [then] with a quick election and then we’ll see who comes through. 30’35” Ms. Doman comments that there seems to be dissension under Mr. Turner within in the Liberal Party and that there have been outcries from different members of Parliament and asks what is going on?


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31’07” Ms. Campagnolo comments that ‘one of the fundamental philosophies of liberalism is still strong and at play; and she notes that one of the major tenets of liberalism is individualism and the right for an independent thought’ Side A ends at 31:20 - tape ends abruptly Side B: Time: Subject 5”-7” tape recording begins with Ms. Campagnolo in mid-sentence and stops after a few seconds 8”-18” [recording is blank for about 10 seconds] 19” - 1’28” [Recording starts again]. Campagnolo continues discussion of the tenets of liberalism, Liberal party philosophy and also makes the connection to the Liberal Party’s views historically on free trade. She points out historically to the protectionist actions by the U.S. and refers to the fact that Sir Wilfred Laurier lost an election in relation to the free trade policy in 1919 and as a side comment the issue is current for Mr. Mulroney. Campagnolo states liberalism allows for a great deal of freedom in its philosophy and for a number of opinions and that by the time of an election that there will be clear policy points for people to follow. While the elected members are not bound by those policy she comments that at the last Liberal convention there was much discussion of this from the grassroots & the rank and file party members and this can provide a direction in which the party should go. 1’29” Ms. Doman notes there is a lot of rumour that by the time of another election Mr. Turner will no longer be the leader of the Party and that it possibly could be Mr. Chretien. 1’49” - 2’42” Ms. Campagnolo notes that there is no mechanism within the party structure for that to occur; the last review of Mr. Turner got 72% and that was the view. Campagnolo believes that there was no way for him to leave the party and she thinks Mr. Turner should remain and continue to do the same things he has been doing: ‘staying with the grassroots’ - continue to be himself, listen to the concerns of the nation, she notes Turner has undergone a most severe and painful period of time as a leader and this time will serve him well in the future 2’41” Ms. Doman notes they will take a short break and notes they will talk next about the Meech Lake Accord 2’46” Ms. Doman reiterates this is the Perspective radio show. She notes it is 6:45 pm and they are talking to Iona Campagnolo who she notes will be going off to join McMaster University. Ms. Doman then asks her what she thinks the impact of the Meech Lake Accord will be? 3’08” Ms. Campagnolo notes it is hard to say until after it’s been enforced for a while; she thinks that Section 15 of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms is an ‘amazing accomplishment’ to receive equal rights for women and minorities seeing that the U.S. had just denied them two years earlier. The impact will be a ‘gradual strengthening of quality of provincial elected personnel’ – she states the cutting edge of debate will be the premiers and they will need to seek superb negotiators who are tough in their views. She concludes that within 50 years we’ll know – there will be a devolving of the brightest and best to the provincial level rather than national level.


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4”32” Ms. Doman asks what’s going to happen to the national standard of education and child care, health and welfare standards – will it be up to the provincial levels to ‘take their share of the pie’ and leave it as so? 4’51” - 5’51” Ms. Campagnolo states ‘I fear that may be so’ – She notes that while we hear ‘there will be a child care program’ she comments on the difficulty to create reasonable and costed child care. (She compares it to Judy LaMarsh’s struggle to get the national pension plan). However Campagnolo points to the need for child care and the impact otherwise of the resulting problem of not creating it - and predicts that 20 or so years down the road for those children who had not received adequate care, society will have to deal with their social problems. She notes we have an obligation to provide such but it is a major question. As to the Meech Lake Accord [its’] impact won’t be known for a while 5’57” Ms. Doman interjects that it [Meech Lake] brought Mr. Trudeau out fast! 5’59” - 6’44” Ms. Campagnolo states ‘yes’ that is so but his view is only one that history can judge; and ‘there weren’t people to pick up the battle’. She predicts that the Meech Lake Accord will undermine the power in Western Canada i.e. Northern Canadians particularly as she notes that NWT and Yukon that make up 60% of the landmass but have been left out of it entirely and need the rest of the provinces to agree before they can become provinces. She states also that the Yukon would be ready to become a province in the foreseeable future. 6’54” Ms. Doman asks Campagnolo if she thinks it [Meech Lake Accord] was a way for Mr. Mulroney to elevate his popularity? 6’56” Ms. Campagnolo agrees and states ‘Oh yes I think it would have been very very different if he had been well up in the polls’ and that Mulroney as a conciliator and union labourer he knew this was a way to improve his position in the polls – she comments about the use of polls and polls have an ‘undue influence’ 7’28” Ms. Doman asks how does Campagnolo think Mr. Mulroney will fair in the next election with the constitution or with the issue of capital punishment? 7’34” Ms. Campagnolo states ‘People don’t seem to be excited’; ‘People are ‘constitutioned out’ – and as to capital punishment – that issue doesn’t seem to be an issue – she concludes ‘it’s not an issue; it’s gone’ and that it’s been dealt with by Parliament. Campagnolo comments that the issues for the next election are not yet defined but one may be free trade and Canadian sovereignty. She comments regarding free trade and interjects that it will be the major issue [for the Conservatives and Mulroney] – and as the ‘great friend’ of the U.S. ‘I don’t think they’ve served him very well’. 8’17” Ms. Doman asks Campagnolo if she thinks that the more recent episode of immigrants coming ashore in Nova Scotia and the government’s handling of it have impacted how the parties will do in the federal election? 8’39” - 10’03” Campagnolo agrees that the arrival of the Sikh refugees has ‘hardened the Canadian position’ on refugee and immigration law. She notes while we don’t know if they are truly refugees or not yet, Campagnolo states that from what she could see these refugees appear to be healthy and points out there were no women, no old people among them and she compares them to the poor physical condition that she has seen of refugees in other parts of the world, such as the 2.5 million refugees that she has seen in Africa. She also thinks that while it is not a ‘wave of racism’ it must cause ‘an anger’ among East Indian Canadians who see that some people are jumping the line to come to Canada when they have been waiting a long time to get their relatives into Canada.


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10’07” Ms. Doman notes that Mr. Turner has taken a definite stand on that issue and says these people should be returned. Ms. Doman notes that the NDP party representative took a stand on it 10’33” Ms. Campagnolo interjects it was Nielsen Ries who had said they should be able to stay and that he [Nielsen] has said that only if they are indeed true refugees - that’s the criteria 10’36” Ms. Doman asks Campagnolo whether in fact the true problem in the Immigration Department is that refugee status is not properly defined. 10’45” - 11’14” Ms. Campagnolo agrees however she notes that there are refugees desperately trying to get into Canada who are undergoing inhumane tortures and provides the example of those in Central America, examples that she knows of from her work with CUSO and by people she knows who are in Central America [with CUSO]; 11’15” Ms. Doman notes that Mr. Van der Zalm has within the last few days sent a telegram to the federal government that if these people [Sikh refugees] should fall on hard times that the cost should be [promised] by the government 11’37” - 12’35” Ms. Campagnolo replies that she had an opportunity to talk about this with Mr. Van der Zalm and its’ just a ‘negotiating technique’ [compares his response to that on the South Moresby Park issue]. She comments that ‘I’ve never seen a Sikh on welfare because of their ‘church structure’ - the case comes down to whether they are genuine refugees or not. She believes the boat should have been inspected to see if there are other people on the boat and that [the boat] was not seen coming due to the fog. 12’36” - 13’06” Ms. Doman comments however that she had received conflicting information – noting that the Immigration Dept had been forewarned that they were coming – Campagnolo interjects that a ‘pop London radio station’ noted the boat was out there – however no one could find it. [Doman interjects that there are conflicting stories.] Campagnolo maintains that the issue will ‘harden Canadians hearts’ and make it difficult for those people who want to come to this country 13’07” Ms. Doman asks her what could be done to soften that position that has been taken by the Canadian people? 13’16” Ms. Campagnolo notes that a number of Sikh community leaders who have been interviewed and want the situation to be better and notes ‘that is helpful’. Campagnolo points out that historically each group of immigrants who came to Canada and particularly to BC (she provides the examples of the Chinese in 1900, the Japanese after WWII, and the Italians after WWII as ‘displaced persons’) have all suffered prejudice. She comments it seems unfortunately it is the East Indian people who are suffering now and she hopes that it passes. Campagnolo summarizes that we have a lot to do to teach tolerance in this country and seeing this injustice in intolerable particularly for children. She hopes this can happen and believes that most Canadians are tolerant people. 15’02” Ms. Doman moves to another topic -- political tradition in Quebec. Doman notes that Campagnolo was explaining to her [during the break] about the tradition in the Liberal Party that if the leader is English-speaking the leader chooses a lieutenant in Quebec that is French-speaking. 15’16” Ms. Campagnolo explains that Mr. Turner has named a lieutenant Mr. Raymond Garneau who is French – this custom goes back to the time of Mackenzie King who didn’t speak any French and therefore had Ernest LaPointe who was his lieutenant in Quebec and that it had been continued by subsequent


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leaders (Louis St. Laurent, Mr. Pearson, and even Mr. Trudeau). Campagnolo points out that although there hasn’t been anyone since Mr. Lalonde she hasn’t discussed who would hold a future appointment under Mr. Turner 16’08” Ms. Doman asks Campagnolo if she can explain what a lieutenant does – 16’7” Ms. Campagnolo explains that a lieutenant is a political leader under the leadership of the party leader; that the lieutenant is essentially ‘another arm for the leader’ – Ms. Doman asks what kinds of duties they would have and Campagnolo explains the lieutenant has several duties that she describes: they deal with the fundraising issues, helping to recruit party candidates, they deal with nomination meetings, sitting on strategy committee in relation to the next election - etc. 17’08” - 17’38” Ms. Doman notes they are out of time and thanks Ms Campagnolo for coming to the interview and wishes her the best in her new role 17’39” - 18’01” Ms. Campagnolo replies that she has enjoyed the show. She extends an invitation for all university youth to enter politics in the ‘party of their choice.’ She also notes that she is looking forward to the ‘serenity of university life’ for the first time in her life starting this fall. 18’02”-18’30” Ms. Doman thanks her again. She also reiterates that Campagnolo is going to McMaster to undertake a role with the development of a new international health training care facility for health care professionals in Third World countries. Ms. Doman thanks her again and extends an invitation to come again. The show’s music starts; the interview ends. Key Words: Politics Self-government Ministry of Sport & Fitness Feminism Refugees Liberal Party of Canada Pierre Elliot Trudeau Child Care John Turner Immigration Jean Chretien


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APPENDIX 2

Summary of Speeches Written and Presented by the Honourable Iona Campagnolo


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APPENDIX 2

Series Title

No. of speeches

Theatre & Community Events (2009.6.2)

11

Political Career (2009.6.3)

140

Non-Political Activities (2009.6.4)

15

McMaster International Health Centre (2009.6.5)

7

University of Northern British Columbia (2009.6.7)

18

Fraser Basin Council (2009.6.8)

4

National Speakers Bureau (2009.6.10)

84

Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia (2009.6.11)

1235

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APPENDIX 3

Table Denoting Size, Medium and Total Extent of Multi-media Materials

Multi-media Materials: Audiocassette

Film Reel CD-R


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Magnetic Media Accession No. File Title / Item Description

Footage Length

Format Copies Available

2009.6.3.34 Ms. Campagnolo interview by CFUV, UVic “Perspective” host Mahinder Doman, July 26, 1987

49min. 50 sec.

1 audiocassette (ca. 60min.)

1 audiocassette – access copy

2009.6.4.5 CUSO ‘Kamp’ Advertisement, 1980 Film footage features construction efforts towards the building of a Canadian refugee camp, Kab Cherng Refugee Camp in Thailand, 1980. Iona Campagnolo is featured at the end of clip.

34 sec. 1 film reel (34 sec.) : polyester, col., sd. ; 16mm. (NOTE: currently unable to play sound track)

1 CD-R preservation copy; 3 CD-R access copies (NOTE: copies are silent)

Optical Media Accession No. File Title / Item Description

Size Format Copies

Available 2009.6.11.91 Speeches: December, 2006 (II)

CD-R featuring Microsoft Office Powerpoint presentation entitled: “2006 Year in Review” - 250 slides images of various official events originally burnt September 21, 2007

106MB 1 computer disk (Microsoft Powerpoint Presentation): 1 file , col., 14 x 14cm

1 CD-R preservation copy; 1 CD-R access copy

2009.6.11.94 Speeches: January, 2007 Dinner in Honour of the Honourary Aides de Camp in Victoria on January 20, 2007. Dinner events featured the showing of a Microsoft Office Powerpoint presentation entitled: “HADCS in Action, January 2007” comprised of 118 slides many of which feature comical speech balloons. originally burnt September 21, 2007

44.0MB 1 computer disk (Microsoft Powerpoint Presentation): 1 file , col., 14 x 14cm

1 CD-R preservation copy; 1 CD-R access copy

2009.6.11.106 CHEK News Interview with Outgoing Lieutenant Governor Iona Campagnolo, October, 26 2007; footage copyrighted by CHEK News

255.06MB 1 optical disk : 6 files , digital, col., sd.

1 DVD access copy


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Total Physical Extent


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Fonds Level

Series Level

4.7m of textual records and other material

• 2 CD-Rs (computer disk) • 1 DVD (optical disk) • 1 - 16mm film • 1 audio cassette • 797 photographs

o Prints: 725 o Negatives: 65 o Slides: 7 – 35mm o Contact sheets: 2 (30 images)

Series 1: 30cm photographic material

• 797 photographs o Prints: 725 o Negatives: 65 o Slides: 7 – 35mm o Contact sheets: 2 (30 images) o 5 laser copies

Series 2: 8.5cm textual material Series 3: 88.1cm textual material

• 1 audiocassette Series 4: 25.6cm textual material

• 1 – 16mm film Series 5: 4cm textual material Series 6: 3cm textual material Series 7: 37.6cm textual material Series 8: 1.5cm textual material Series 9: 2.3cm textual material Series 10: 25.6cm textual material Series 11: 2.34m textual material

• 2 CD-Rs (computer disk) • 1 DVD (optical disk)

Series 12: 9.5cm textual material


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Overview of Ephemeral Material of an Artifactual Nature


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APPENDIX 5

Accession No.

File Title / Artifact Description / Location

2009.6.3.1 File Title: “Male Chauvinist Pig” Tie Artifact Description: Clothing. Brown tie featuring the faces of pigs creating a pattern across the tie, with the words “Male Chauvinist Pig” written around each face Notes: 1) Tie belonged to Roy Last, Social Credit candidate. He surrendered it to Iona Campagnolo on election night after she had won the July 1974 federal election in the Skeena riding. 2) Tie designed by Oleg Cassini and cost $7.50 as noted on tags located on the underside of the tie. Oleg Cassini was born Oleg Cassini Loiewski in 1913. His father was a Russian diplomat and his mother was a member of the Italian aristocracy who had also been a fashion designer. The family fled Russia due to Russian Revolution, and settled in Italy, adopting his mother's last name. Cassini studied at the Accademia delle Belle Arti in Florence, and then designed for his mother before being hired to sketch for the design house of Jean Patou before opening his own studio. In 1936, he emigrated to the United States. After his arrival in the United States, Cassini worked as a costume designer for both Paramount Pictures and Twentieth-Century Fox, and dressed many of Hollywood's leading ladies. Cassini's relationship with actresses was not purely business, as he dated many, was engaged to Grace Kelly, and married Gene Tierney. After serving in the U.S. Army Cavalry Corps during World War II, Cassini returned to designing clothing for films, as well as for television and the theatre. He opened his own design house in 1950. Cassini was the official, and only, couturier of First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy. He designed over 300 outfits for her, coordinating every aspect of her wardrobe. He created the "Camelot look" just for the First Lady, and his well-crafted styles were widely copied. Women of all ages clamored for pillbox hats, geometric dresses, and boxy jackets, and Cassini also brought into widespread fashion the sheath, the A-line dress, and the turtleneck for men (as well as the Nehru jacket). Cassini was the first high fashion designer to produce colored dress shirts for men. Cassini was the first designer to license his name widely on products, from luggage to an interior trim package for an automobile. Cassini continued designing almost until his death in 2006. (info taken from http://www.vintagedesignerclothing.com/cassini.html ) Medium: 100% polyester Dimensions: 144cm long; 3-11.5cm tapered width Condition: good Location: SEPARATED - Originally located in Box #1, now located in Oversize Box #36


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Tie front “Male Chauvinist Pig”

“Oleg Cassini” designer logo $7.50 price tag on back


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Accession

No. File Title / Artifact Description / Location

2009.6.7.18 File Title: UNBC Miscellaneous

Artifact Description: Clothing. UNBC Chancellor’s Tour t-shirt: black, short-sleeved, size M/M. Graphic on front of t-shirt: “I Survived the Chancellor’s Tour” and the UNBC moto “'En Cha Huná” encircling the UNBC crest; graphic positioned in the top, front, left corner.

Symbolism: The heraldic arms were presented to UNBC by the Governor General during the 1994 Convocation Ceremony. All elements indicate characteristic features of the University. Shield: The shield, in UNBC's colours of green and gold, contains the open book, a traditional symbol of learning; the raven, a hardy resident northern bird known for its intelligence; and a coniferous tree, the dominant flora and backbone of the northern economy.

Crest: The wreath is created from symbols of Canada, British Columbia, and the north: maple leaf, dogwood, and snowflake. The crest is a salmon, which is the base of the UNBC mace/talking stick, used there as indicative of all peoples in the region. Supporters: To the left is the kermodei bear, representative of the northwest, and to the right is the woodland caribou, representing the central interior and northeast. Compartment: The compartment includes mountains and trees, distinctive of much of the region, and a wheatfield, signifying the Peace River District. Motto: The motto “'En Cha Huná” is a saying of Carrier elders, with a direct translation "respecting all forms of life". It would be used when reminding someone, critical of another, that that person was also a living being, with a voice and viewpoint. The motto encapsulates much of the spirit of academic freedom, of respect for others, and the willingness to recognize different perspectives. (Info taken from http://www.unbc.ca/communications/identity/coat_of_arms.html ) Graphic on back of t-shirt: “UNBC Territory” above a large map of Northern and Central B.C. denoting UNBCs regional campuses and positioned above the following date list:

Chancellor’s Tours 1992 N/W: Burns Lake to Haida Gwaii 1993 N/E: Peace River – Ft. St. John to Ft. Nelson 1994 N/W: Smithers to Kispiox, Kitimat, Terrace & Prince Rupert 1995 S/C: Quesnel to Alkali Lake 1996 North: Highway 37 Kitwanga to Atlin

Notes: 1) Tour t-shirts were produced to commemorate Chancellor’s tours from 1993-1997 and were worn by members of the Chancellor’s entourage. 2) T-shirt made in Canada by the Fruit of the Loom Company Inc.


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Medium: 100% cotton Dimensions: 71cm long; 49cm wide at torso; 82cm wide including sleeves Condition: good Location: SEPARATED - Originally located in Box #11, now located in Oversize Box #34

Photographs:

Front Back

Front Logo Back Lower Graphic Back Upper Graphic


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2009.6.12.4 File Title: Thank you to Iona Campagnolo from the City of Prince George, September

2001. Artifact Description: Artwork. Wood framed artwork consisting of an embossed relief on bleached pulp paper of Prince George’s downtown skyline and the Cutbanks geological feature. Attached placard featuring the City of Prince George Coat of Arms and the following text: “Iona Campagnolo: With thanks for the many years of service you have given to the people of Prince George, B.C., September 2001”. Symbolism: City of Prince George Coat of Arms

The Shield: The colours blue and gold were chosen since blue suggests the waters of the rivers and gold the wealth and prosperity of the City and its region. The two wavy bars are a reference to the rivers - Fraser and Nechako - flowing together. Above are two snowflake crystals which tie in with the motto of the city, central to British Columbia, through which the development of the north is taking place. In the base or point of the shield is the “fraise”. This was intended as a play on the name of the founder, Simon Fraser. The same heraldic charge may be seen in the coats of arms of Simon

Fraser University and in the District of Coquitlam for the same reason. The Crest: The Crest rises above the shield of arms. Here the mural crown was intended as a reference to the City's status. It looks back to the middle ages when all important cities were surrounded by a fortified wall. The railway wheel recalls the arrival of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway in 1914 and the British Columbia Railway in 1952. The moose head is a symbol favoured by the citizens and long used by the City. The Compartment and Supporters: The word compartment refers to the grassy mount upon which the supporters stand. It rises from blue and white wavy bars, a standard method of representing water in heraldry, and together with the salmon are yet another reference to the rivers. The Compartment is strewn with branches and flowers of local flora. The eagle and the osprey are local to the area. To make each of the latter unique to Prince George they are “differenced” in this case by having their wings divided between the two colours. The partition or dividing line is described in heraldry as “embattled” as a reference to “Fort” George. In addition, each bird wears a ducal coronet, a reminder that the name of the City was changed in 1915 to honour His Royal Highness Prince George, Duke of Kent the fourth son of King George V and as such a descendant of King George III in whose reign the City was founded. (info. taken from http://www.city.pg.bc.ca/cityhall/visualidentity/) Medium: pulp paper, brass, wood, glass Notes: Artwork and placard framed by Van Horlick’s Trophy & Gift House Dimensions: 37.5 x 30cm x 2.4cm Condition: Good Location: Oversize Box #35


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Left side of embossing Right side of embossing

Front Back

Placard


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2009.6.11.109 File Title: Miscellaneous Correspondence

Artifact Description: Flag. Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia Car flag featuring the Crest of the Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia. Such car flags were referred to as “Battleflags”; this was one of five such car flags used during provincial tours. The Lieutenant Governor’s Flag is a royal blue flag with the shield of arms of British Columbia in its centre, surrounded by a circlet of 10 gold stylized maple leaves representing the 10 Provinces of Canada. Above the shield is a St. Edward’s Crown, signifying the Sovereign’s representative in the Province. The flag was approved by the Governor General on behalf of Her Majesty The Queen on February 1, 1982. When the Lieutenant Governor is present, the flag is flown at public buildings, Canadian Forces’ establishments, the Parliament Buildings, on Her Majesty’s Canadian Ships and at Government House. (taken from http://www.ltgov.bc.ca/ltgov/symbols.htm ) Shield Symbolism: The crest representing the Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia is

actually based upon the provincial flag of British Columbia as it appears its shield of arms form. The B.C. provincial flag is horizontally divided, bearing an elongated Union Jack emblem in its upper half and wavy stripes of white and blue and a stylized portion of the sun in its lower half. In the centre of the Union Jack

is a golden crown. A new seal was established in 1896 for British Columbia, based on a design by the clergyman Arthur John Beanlands. To emphasize loyalty to Great Britain, he placed the Union Jack on a shield; the maritime nature of British Columbia was reflected in the wavy white and blue stripes in the chief (upper part of the shield). Beanlands used the stylized sun on the stripes to refer to the far west location of British Columbia. The provincial motto, “Splendor sine occasu” (“Splendour without setting” or “Splendour without diminishment”), was set below the shield. In the royal warrant of March 31, 1906, the Union Jack and the stripes were reversed: the chief (upper part) now bears the Union Jack while the blue and white stripes fill the rest of the shield. In addition the warrant added an “antique crown” at the centre of the Union Jack. Some 60 years later, Premier William Andrew Cecil Bennett learned that the 1906 grant of arms allowed the shield to be transformed directly into a flag and that this usage was supported by heraldic law. His government thus avoided political debate about the propriety of any proposed design. An order in council established this armorial banner for British Columbia on June 20, 1960; however, the horizontal shape of the flag meant that the Union Jack of the arms stretched more than twice its normal length while the sun and stripes were similarly distorted. In keeping with heraldic tradition, no symbolism is associated with the colours of the design. (info taken from http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/1355083/flag-of-British-Columbia) Medium: nylon Dimensions: 22.5cm x 36cm Condition: Fair: flag is significantly frayed along its windward edge; however colour and image clarity still in tact Location: SEPARATED - Originally located in Box #32, now located in Box #35


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2009.6.11.31 File Title: Speeches: March, 2003 (II)

Item Title: Banner. Nanoose Bay Lions Club 25th Anniversary Dinner, Nanoose Bay, March 29, 2003 (includes small hanging banner and Lions “Welcome” brochure) Artifact Description: small hanging banner Notes: The Nanoose Bay Lions Club received its Charter (035161) on June 10, 1978,

sponsored by the Parksville Lions Club. Since then they have been involved in many community, regional, national and international projects. They adhere to the mission statement of Lions Club Internationsl which is “to create and foster a spirit of understanding among all people for humanitarian needs by providing voluntary service through community involvement and international co-operation.” They

are part of Lions Clubs International in Multiple District 19, which includes clubs in British Columbia, Washington, and Northern Idaho. We are in District "I" which encompasses Vancouver Island BC and Olympic Peninsula WA. We are in Zone 7 which also includes: Alberni Valley, Gabriola Island, Nanaimo, Nanaimo - Hub City, Parksville, Parksville Lioness, and Protections Island Lions Clubs. (info taken from http://www.lionsdistrict19-i.org/zone7/nanoose.htm) The Lions Club is a civilian service club organized by a Chicago insurance broker, Melvin Jones, in Dallas, Texas, U.S., in 1917 to foster a spirit of “generous consideration” among peoples of the world and to promote good government, good citizenship, and an active interest in civic, social, commercial, and moral welfare. Jones remained an active member of the Lions Clubs and was able to see them grow until his death in 1961. Because it adopted more lenient membership rules than other service clubs and did not impose a rigid quota on membership from each business and profession, it soon became the largest of all service club organizations. Lions’ activities include general community welfare projects, aid to the blind, and promotion of knowledge and support of the United Nations. The Lions Clubs, with members in more than 180 countries and geographic areas, are headquartered in Oakbrook, Ill., U.S. (info taken from http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/342738/International-Association-of-Lions-Clubs)

Medium: cotton backed nylon; polyester cording; wooden dowel Dimensios: 17.7cm x 34cm Condition: Good Location: Box #19


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Front Front Close-up Back

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