File consists of a very small number of the records of the Indian-Eskimo Association (IEA), along with a note indicating that the records from the early days of the Association (1960-1970) were donated by Mrs. W.H.Clark to the "Indian Archives at Trent University" in 1984.

Included in this file are fragmentary materials related to the IEA and its records including typescript notes describing the history and goals of the IEA, one item of correspondence relating to Indian and Northern Affairs and the work of the Canadian Association in Support of Native Peoples and its subsequent demise, a report on the second annual meeting and conference of the IEA in 1961, and a report by Clare Clark on the grand opening of Kainai Industries Ltd. (wholly owned Indian plant for the manufacture of portable prefabricated houses) at the Blood Reserve in Standoff, Alberta on July 10, 1971. Also in the file is a clipping from the Toronto Star dated July 3, 1974 reporting on the appointment of Ralph Steinhauer to the position of Lieutenant-Governor of Alberta. In light of Hon. Steinhauer's "native" background and roots this appointment is believed to have positive implications for native culture and issues according to this article.

Of note is a confidential report to the executive committee of the IEA written by Clare Clark in 1967. This report relates to a seminar on Government-Voluntary Relations sponsored by the Canadian Association for Adult Education in May 1967. A report of this seminar was originally prepared at the request of the Canadian Council on Rural Development for circulation to the executive. Clare Clark writes an additional report which aims to enlarge on the ideas discussed at this seminar and to give her own interpretation of how these ideas are relevant to the IEA. It also includes correspondence conducted between IEA. President, Martin P. O'Connell, and Clare Clark in March 1968 which relates to Clare's report which, according to Mr. Martin P. O'Connell, will be the subject of discussion at the next executive meeting

File consists of biographical information, ephemera, a memorial speech, and a photocopy of an album made for Isabel Wilson upon her retirement in 1970.

File consists of records related to the dedication of the Holy Ann Memorial Cross to Ann Preston, which formed part of the 170th anniversary events of Thornhill United Church. The cross, which was donated by Clare and Harold Clark, was dedicated by Rev. Alf McAlister during an anniversary service at this church on October 21, 1973.

Included in the file are clippings, photographs, informational booklets relating to the history of the Thornhill United Church, the order of anniversary service, a Thornhill United Newsletter (Spring issue, April 1973), and correspondence.

File consists of the correspondence and administrative records related to the purchase of land owned by Clare and W. Harold Clark, including the offer of purchase and a copy of the valuation of the property (or the Shepherd Estate). Included are sketches of a survey of lots 1, 2 &3 of the Clarks' property, reports about the land and the sale, a poster produced to advertise the auction sale of the Clarks' estate furniture, and a clipping reporting that a senior citizens' complex will be built on property adjoining Thornhill United Church.

File consists of clippings, a snapshot, typescript notes, and correspondence related to the Holy Ann Prayer Shed and Well. The majority of clippings in this file relate to the controversial property development proposed for the Thornhill site and the refusal of Elizabeth Smith, the owner of the house, to surrender it to the developer who owns the land it stands on.

The typescript notes and some of the clippings describe the life of Ann Preston, who emigrated from Ireland in 1830 and worked as a servant in Dr. Reid's family home on the Thornhill Estate, as well as the origins of Ann's Prayer Shed and Well. A photograph which appears to depict Ann's Prayer Shed is also contained in this file. Some of the correspondence contained in this file (1973) took place between Mr. and Mrs. Clark and William G. Davis, Premier of Canada, and relates to Holy Ann's cottage and Annswell, located on the on the property.

Notes and poems; items issued by the K-W Christian Business Men's Committee ca. 1948; an assortment of printed ephemera regarding dreams, sign language, a 1887 Rand-Mcnally railroad map of Canada, the U.S. and Mexico; 1909 Railway Lands Branch, Department of the Interior Map of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta showing lands finally disposed of; a partial book on the Boers in South Africa, 1899; The Voyageur, a broadside poem by Walter Stewart Stinson, 1929 by the Moreau Studio; stories from magazines, ca. 1935.

Series contains reference materials including a 1937 edition of the Canadian Labour Press, book lists, ration coupons and scrips from Germany and United States, and a 1925 map of the city of Montreal.

Materials related to the conference "Canadian Agriculture in a Global Context" organized by the Centre on Foreign Policy, the University of Waterloo, and Wilfrid Laurier University. After the conference, John English and Irene Sage Knell edited a publication with some of the presentations. Includes the information about the conference, flyer promoting the publication, related correspondence, drafts of presentations, and receipts for print-outs of the drafts. Drafts of presentations are:

• Second draft for “Notes on an international perspective on agriculture” by Josef M. van Brabant.
• Presentation by Dennis Browne.
• “Canadian agriculture in the global context : opportunities and obligations” by R. L. M Dawson.
• “Planning Canada’s land resource base for sustainable production” by Dr. Edward W. Manning.
• “Canadian-American relations and agricultural surpluses : the case of Barter” by Theodore Cohn with Inge Bailey.
• “Canadian Agricultural transactions – commercial opportunities” by R. I. (Rick) Andrews.
• “Canadian agricultural export capabilities” by J. C. Gilson.
• Panel “Competition and cooperation among exporting nations” discussion paper “Canadian agriculture relations with the European community” by R. Higham.
• “Closely watched grains : the political economy of Soviet and East European agriculture” by Lenard J. Cohen.
• “Canada’s trade in grains and the China market” by William Miner.
• “Hit and myth: consumer reality and free trade. International opportunities and obligations” by Robert R. Kerton.
• “Canadian agriculture towards 2000” by Dr. Clayton M. Switzer.
• “Financing agricultural exports” by G. Hammond.
• “Agricultural relations between Western Nations : Canadian approaches” by Andrew Fenton Cooper.
• Address by Harry Pelissero.
• “That spade is a shovel” by C. A. Gracey.
• “Politics and business : the Canada-China wheat trade 1960-1984” by Karen Minden.
• “Export trade development – government assistance to the private sector” by Dennis Browne.
• “Canadian-Japanese agricultural relations” by Michael W. Donelly.
• “Notes for remarks: Agriculture in international trade negotiations” by Frank Stone.
• “TNCs in agriculture and food-related fields: an overview of research at UNCTC” by Peter Hansen.

Materials related to Reverend Alfred Henry Tyrer’s books and publications on birth control, sex education, and marriage life.

Includes pamphlets and order forms for Tyrer’s books Where did we come from, mother dear? (Marriage Welfare Bureau, 1939) and Sex, marriage and birth control (Marriage Welfare Bureau, 1936), and ephemera related to the books and the Marriage Welfare Bureau.

Also contains booklet Marriage welfare : some facts about birth-control by Reverend Alfred Henry Tyrer which acted as promotional material for the book Sex, marriage and birth control. Booklet includes sections: Birth-control, the population problem, definition of birth-control, birth control and war, mothers who die in child-birth, infant mortality, birth control vs. infanticide, birth-control vs. abortions, birth-control vs. degeneracy and disease, birth-control vs. prostitution, economics and birth-control, divorce, religion and birth-control, the present status of birth-control, a prairie marriage.

Materials were enclosed in an envelope sent from Ontario on July 10, 1941, and with a letter addressed to Steve E. Chorney from Ranfurly (Alberta) acting as an introduction to the publications and explaining their importance.

Materials related to Kay Rex’s book No daughter of mine : the women and history of the Canadian Women's Press Club, 1904-1971. Includes photographs of the book launch event (May 31, 1995), correspondence about the event and book, Rex’s speech, the copyright for the book, a bio sketch for Rex, and a promotional pamphlet for the book.

Scrapbook created by an unknown party (probably a family member or close friend) containing clippings from the Kitchener-Waterloo Record relating to local men serving in the war. Clippings describe the postings, promotions, and activities of the soldiers and officers, honours received, and news about those injured, missing, or killed. Some clippings relate to John Gartshore Martin, Wilson Alexander Martin, and Muriel Clift (fiancee of William Jamieson Martin). Some clippings are loose between pages of the scrapbook.

Scrapbook created by John Gartshore Martin about his experiences in WWII. Includes snapshots, newspaper clippings, ephemera, and correspondence. Snapshots were taken during John's training in Canada and his time in Europe, and show sporting events; fellow officers and soldiers; towns, buildings, and countryside in Normandy, Belgium and Holland; tanks and other equipment; a post-war ceremony; and other subjects.

Scrapbook includes a telegram from John's parents informing him of his brother Jamie's death, ts. Information relating to battles, a letter to Jessie Martin regarding John's DSO, and other items. Clippings relate to John's involvement in the war and his decoration with the DSO by the Governor General Viscount Alexander. The scrapbook pages are not in order and have been left as found. Some pages contain identification for the photographs.

Clipping of Independent Woman article "Dr. Phyl. and Mother M.D." by Bell Krasne about Australian medical practitioner Phyllis Cilento.

Material created or accumulated by Andrew Telegdi during his campaign to be elected as a Member of Parliament, representing the Liberal Party in the riding of Waterloo in the 1993 Canadian federal election. Records include a copy of the Telegdi Report (volume 1, fall 1993), articles, speech transcripts, proposed budgets, brochures, flyers, and business cards distributed to constituents, and other textual material. Also contains signed correspondence including letters of congratulations received by Telegdi after he was elected from constituents, fellow politicians such as Jean Chrétien, then Leader of the Liberal Party and Leader of the Opposition, and community leaders such as Ron George, then National Chief of the Native Council of Canada (now the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples).

File consists of a typescript leaf entitled "Background Information" which contains information about the date, time and venue for the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Clare and Harold Clark as well as information on those who have been invited and the names of the hosts. This anniversary celebration took place on April 29, 1979 at the Guild Inn in Scarborough and was hosted by Rosa and Spencer Clark. Copies of typescript invitation lists for this event are also included in this file.

This file also includes manuscript speech notes of Harold Clark which he prepared for the occasion of his fiftieth wedding anniversary and two typescript leaves outlining the major interests of Clare Clark under three categories - 1. Youth Work; 2. Adult Education; 3. Canada's Native People.

Also in the file is typescript tribute made by Prof. Chas. E. Hendry, Dean Emeritus, Faculty of Social Work, University of Toronto on the occasion of the golden wedding anniversary of Harold and Clare Clark in 1979.

File consists of material relating to Clare Clark's aunt, Clara Brenton (1874-1963). Included is a photograph, ephemera, biographical information, and some correspondence with Clare Clark about her aunt.

File consists of predominantly clippings relating to Clare Clark's trip to London, England as the Adult Adviser to the Canadian Delegation where she attended the World Youth Conference in November 1945. At this time Clare Clark was a member of the executive of the National Council Y.M.C.A. Other clippings contain information on the conference generally and on the Canadian delegation which attended this conference.

Also in the file is a memo (August 21, 1945) addressed to Muriel Jacobson by Harriet Christie, Associate General Secretary of the Student Christian Movement of Canada. This memo relates to the impending World Youth Council and Conference which is to take place in London, England in November 1945.

This file also contains a clipping which reports that Istanbul will be the venue for a Council meeting of the World Assembly of Youth in August 1950. The Canadian delegation comprised four youth leaders including Clare Clark.

File contains a letter (1987) received by Clare Clark from André Renaud consisting primarily of family news. Also in the file is an obituary for Renaud, a photocopy of a commemorative article describing his lifetime achievements, and photocopies of correspondence sent to Renaud's wife Betty and other members of his family conveying sympathies after his death.

File consists of copies of the memorial service for Harriet Lane Rouillard (1904-1987) which took place on January 24, 1987 in Toronto. Also among the items in this file are two of the tributes which were made by two of the "rememberers" at Harriet Rouillard's memorial service. These were Clare Clark and Richard Davidson. In her tribute Clare Clark remembers the achievements of and the experiences she shared with Harriet Rouillard who was a colleague of hers. Clare Clark and Harriet Rouillard were co-workers in the Canadian Association for Adult Education and in the Indian-Eskimo Association. Harriet Rouillard also worked with the Canadian Institute of International Affairs.

This file also contains the obituary for Harriet Rouillard as well as a note which appears to have been written by her husband, Clarence Rouillard, informing family and friends of the sudden death of Harriet Rouillard on January 16, 1987.

Also contained in this file is a copy of a letter sent by Eleanor Roosevelt to Harriet Rouilllard dated October 24, 1949 thanking her for sending on a copy of Food for Thought and informing her that she is so immpressed by it that she plans to send it on to the Department of State so that they too may see it. Harriet Rouillard was the editor of Food for Thought at the time this letter was written.

The final item contained in this file is a copy of an article entitled To Be or to Become? Cultural Factors in Social Adjustment of Indians. This piece takes the form of excerpts from an address made by Dr. Ben Reifel, Area Director, Aberdeen Area to the Northern Montana Work Conference on Indian Education, which was published in Indian Education on April 15, 1957.

File consists of a small Card to Clara Wilson from E.J. and Mrs. Pratt.

File consists of one letter with snapshot enclosed.

A booklet containing the programme for Donna Strickland’s trip to Sweden during Nobel Week between December 5, 2018, and December 16, 2018. The programme outlines all the events and activities Strickland was scheduled to participate in during the visit.

Press clippings from the Waterloo Region Record and Toronto Star featuring articles about Donna Strickland receiving the Nobel Prize in Physics during the award ceremony at the Stockholm Concert Hall on December 10, 2018.

Six two-sided 4” x 6” cards featuring an image of Donna Strickland designed by Beyond Curie, a design project celebrating women in STEM. The card features an image of Strickland using a piece of equipment, possibly a chirped pulse laser apparatus. The cards were sold by Beyond Curie as part of a 42-card set each featuring a small description about a different scientist or technologist. The Donna Strickland card was card number 42. File also includes four envelopes.

Caption on back of the card: “DONNA STRICKLAND is a Canadian optical physicist and pioneer in the field of pulsed lasers. In 2018, she won the Nobel Prize in Physics for developing a method of generating high-intensity, ultra-short optical pulses, called chirped pulse amplification (CPA).

File consists of records which describe the lifetime achievements and activities of Mrs. Louise (nee Gates) Eddy (1890-1982) and her husband Mr. Sherwood Eddy known for their contributions to the YMCA movement and to international relations.

A number of clippings and typescript notes in this file document the contributions of Louise Eddy to the YMCA movement and to the Morgan County League of Women Voters, the American Association of University Women, Church Women United and the Board of the Sherwood Eddy Memorial YMCA. This file also includes personal correspondence received by Clare Clark from Louise Eddy in 1981.

Also contained in this file are clippings relating to the lifetime achievements of Dr. Sherwood Eddy. Other materials relating to Dr. Sherwood Eddy include a leaflet on the Sherwood Eddy Seminar of 1957, as well as a Symposium which took place in 1963 to pay tribute to the late Sherwood Eddy. It also includes an information booklet about Sherwood Eddy produced for the young members of the Sherwood Eddy Memorial Young Men's Christian Association in Jan. 1975.

Other items contained in this file include a studio portrait of Louise Eddy (n.d.), and a photograph depicting members of the Canadian Delegation to the World Youth Conference in London (n.d.) Among these delegates was Mrs. Harold Clark.

File consists of manuscript and typescript correspondence, genealogical charts and working papers, clippings, snapshots, ephemera.

Two copies of the official programme for the Nobel Prize Award Ceremony held on December 10, 2018.

A chocolate bar wrapper created by Vincent Mourou, co-founder of Marou chocolate and son of Gérard Mourou, with the help of co-founder Sam Maruta and Rice Creative partner Joshua Breidenbach to commemorate Gérard Mourou (Haut-collège of École Polytechnique) and optical physicist Donna Strickland’s Nobel Prize in Physics for their Chirped Pulse Amplification (CPA) technique. The design of the wrapper featured Mourou and Strickland’s condensed three-page prize winning paper with much of the technical jargon replaced with the word “chocolate.”

The wrapper in the file only includes the altered copy of the three-page paper that was wrapped around the gold foil lining the chocolate bar. It does not include the additional two-sided enclosure that featured white paper with gold ink listing the name of the chocolate bar, the event, and the flavour inside on the exterior side and luminescent triangles on the interior side.

Invitations sent to President and Vice-Chancellor Feridun Hamdullahpur for a reception held on December 9, 2018 in honour of the 2018 Nobel Laureates and the Nobel Prize Award Ceremony on December 10, 2018 in Sweden. Also includes a visitor information card and two blank envelopes.

File consist of clippings and correspondence related to the Clark family. Includes commemorative articles and an obituary for Mrs. J. Ernest Clark who died in 1943.

Also includes clippings about W.H. Clark including his activities as Chairman of the City of Toronto Planning Board and as President of the Community Planning Association of Canada. This file also includes an article written by W.H. Clark in 1952 on the subject of urban planning. Other clippings relate to W. H. Clark's activities as President of the Welfare Council of Greater Toronto. Another clipping reports on W.H. Clark's appointment as assistant general manager of the Head Office of the Huron & Erie Mortgage Corporation and The Canada Trust Company. Another clipping reports on the retirement of Mr. W.H. Clark from this position as assistant general manager in 1959. On his retirement Mr. W. H. Clark was appointed by the Huron & Erie Mortgage Corporation and The Canada Trust Company as a member of the Toronto Advisory Board.

Another clipping from April 1929 takes the form of the wedding announcement of Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Clark. An additional clipping contained in this file relates to Mrs. W.H. Clark's activities as a member of the executive of the National Council Y.M.C.A.
This file also includes clippings relating to the appointment of S.E. Clark to the Board of Directors of Imperial Flo-glaze Paints Ltd. Other clippings report that Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Clark are celebrating their golden wedding anniversary. An obituary and commemorative articles for S.E. Clark, who died in 1961, are also contained in this file.

An obituary for Florence Mabel Pinnock dated Dec. 2, 1972 is also included among the items in this file.

This file also contains commemorative articles written after the death of Dr. H.M. Cassidy, who was the Director of the University of Toronto School of Social Work. He was also an international figure in social welfare service and was once in charge of the entire training program of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration.

Another clipping reports on the lifetime achievements of Mrs. John Falkner who was active in municipal government bodies.
Other materials contained in this file include the business card of J. Ernest Clark while he was Canadian Manager of Thomas J. Lipton.
Some personal correspondence of the Clark family is also among the items in this file and includes letters received by H.W. Clark from his brother Jeffrey in 1927, 1929, and 1954.

A letter to W. H. Clark from the Secretary of the Canadian-American Affiliates of the Foreign Policy Association (1936) is also contained in this file expressing the latter's regret that they will be losing the Clarks from the Canadian-American group.

File consists of three items: 50th anniversary booklet, architecture flyer, government bill regarding Board of Management of the Guild.

File consists of seven items: clippings, postcards, photocopies.

File consists of personal correspondence of Clare E. Clark including a letter from her father (1936), and from one of her brothers (1927). Also includes a letter written to Clark's aunt, Clara Brenton. Dated December 3, 1905 and signed J.F.W., it was likely sent by her brother James, regarding the first steps of his daughter Clara, Brenton's namesake.

This file includes a letter from 1950 from Douglas Gray to Mr. H. Spencer Clark conveying congratulations to Mr. H. S. Clark on the excellent address given by his sister-in-law, Mrs. E. Clark, when she travelled to Istanbul, Turkey, as the Advisor to the Canadian delegation while attending the World Assembly of Youth.

This file also includes notes and letters to Mrs. Clark (1965?) from John Gordon?, Harry Hamp, Mrs. R.C. Scott, Marion V. Rayne, Ethel Taylor?, Bob Phillips, and John Melling commending the work which she has carried out in almost ten years of service with the National Commission on Indian Canadians (N.C.I.C.) and the Indian-Eskimo Association (IEA) These letters were written on the occasion of Mrs. Clark's retirement as President of the IEA. in 1965. Other letters from colleagues of Mrs. Clark from later years also convey appreciation for her contribution to the Canadian Regional Development Council (CRDC) and to the IEA.

Other materials in this file include clippings which relate to Mrs. E. Clark's trip to Istanbul,Turkey as the Advisor to the Canadian Delegation where she attended the World Assembly of Youth. Additionally included are two copies of a head ans shoulders studio portrait Clare Clark which appears to have been taken to accompany press reports about her trip to Istanbul.

The clippings also include a wedding announcement of the marriage of Nancy Lou Scudds to Angus Leroy McLennan, the obituary for J.F. Wilson, Clare Clark's father, and a death notice for her Ada B. Wilson, her mother.

File consists of records related to the 1960 Indian-Eskimo Association conference on The Canadian Eskimo that was held at the the Lord Simcoe Hotel in Toronto, Ontario on February 16, 1960. Contained in this file is a typescript document which takes the form of written transcripts of the addresses which were made by various speakers at this conference, and typescript reports summarising question and answer sessions at the conference and discussion groups held. The opening address was made by Mrs. Harold Clark, Chairman of the National Commission of the Indian Canadian of the Canadian Association for Adult Education. This file also contains manuscript speech notes of Mrs. Clark for a welcoming address made by her at this conference.

Various other typescript documents relating to this conference are contained in this file and include an agenda, minutes, and matters for consideration at meetings of the committee responsible for planning the conference, as well as the program for the conference, a questionnaire to be filled out by attendees, details of the arrangements for discussion groups and enrolment forms for these groups, lists of individuals invited to the conference, a cost analysis for the conference, a report on CBC materials on Eskimo Affairs, a list of films on the Canadian north, a registration form for the conference and other materials. Some correspondence from Mrs. Clark's file is also included here and takes the form of a copy of the letter of invitation to the conference. Some correspondence in this file is also addressed to Mrs. Clark and relates to the upcoming conference, The Canadian Eskimo.

Clippings from multiple publications related to the School of Architecture at the University of Waterloo as well as its students and satellite program in Rome, Italy.

A clipping from The Globe and Mail (March 7, 1998) featuring an article about Lisa Rapoport and Christopher Pommer’s landscape architecture project on a private park in Quebec’s eastern townships. At the time, Rapoport was an adjunct professor in the School of Architecture at the University of Waterloo. Also includes a copy of a clipping from The Globe and Mail (December 11, 1998) featuring an article about Debra Van Duynhoven, an architect who won the Report on Business Free Enterprise Competition worth $150, 000. Van Duynhoven is an alumnus of the School of Architecture at the University of Waterloo.

A clipping from the University of Waterloo Gazette (April 16, 1997) featuring an article about the showcase of design work and drawings of fourth-year University of Waterloo’s architecture students inspired by their study term in Rome at Federation Hall. Also includes a clipping from the Waterloo Chronicle (September 17, 1997) featuring an article about Sunshine Chen, a graduate of the University of Waterloo School of Architecture. Chen was offered a six-month contract position with the City of Waterloo after he made a presentation to the Waterloo council outlining his vision for how the Seagram lands might be developed.

A clipping from Imprint featuring an article about School of Architecture at the University of Waterloo.

Clippings from multiple publications related to the School of Architecture at the University of Waterloo as well as its students, events, and exhibitions. Also contains clippings related to architecture and transit project in Kitchener and Cambridge.

A clipping from Imprint featuring an article about Phillip Beesley’s idea for the Hylozoic environment. At the time of publication, Beesley was an associate professor at the University of Waterloo’s School of Architecture.

Clippings from multiple publications related to the School of Architecture at the University of Waterloo, particularly its students.

A clipping from GRAND featuring an article profiling Rick Haldenby, former Director of the School of Architecture, shortly after he stepped down from this position on December 31, 2013. Following his departure, Ila Berman was appointed Director of the School of Architecture. Also contains a copy of Splash Pad (vol. 4, issue 2), published by the Water Institute at the University of Waterloo featuring an article about amphibious housing by Elizabeth English, Associate Professor in the School of Architecture and Founder and Director of Buoyant Foundation Project.

Clippings from multiple publications related to the School of Architecture at the University of Waterloo, particularly its students and faculty.

Clippings from multiple publications related to the School of Architecture at the University of Waterloo as well as its students, faculty, new building in Cambridge, and satellite program in Rome, Italy. Also contains clippings related to architecture projects in Kitchener, Cambridge, and Galt.

Clippings from multiple publications related to the School of Architecture at the University of Waterloo as well as its students, move to Cambridge, the design of its new building, and grand opening on October 22, 2004. Also contains a clipping related to a vote of support held to gauge how faculty and staff felt about a proposed move of the School of Architecture into the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Waterloo.

Clippings from multiple publications related to the School of Architecture at the University of Waterloo as well as its students, faculty, satellite program in Rome, Italy, and new building in Cambridge. Also includes an invitation to the second annual Grand River Expedition and proceedings from the Heritage Canada Foundation Annual Conference 2005.

Clippings from multiple publications related to the School of Architecture at the University of Waterloo as well as its students, faculty, new building in Cambridge, the Waterloo Engineering Endowment Foundation, and the Grand House Student Co-operative. Also contains clippings related to architecture projects in Galt, Hespeler, and Toronto.

Clippings from multiple publications related to the School of Architecture at the University of Waterloo as well as its students, faculty, and move to Cambridge. Also contains clippings related to the Centre for Core Area Research and Design.

Clippings from multiple publications related to the School of Architecture at the University of Waterloo as well as its students, faculty, move to Cambridge and the design of its new building. Also contains clippings related to the Centre for Core Area Research and Design.

Clippings from multiple publications related to the School of Architecture at the University of Waterloo as well as its students, faculty, satellite program in Rome, Italy, move to Cambridge and fundraising initiatives. Also includes copies of news releases issued by the University of Waterloo related to the School’s move to Cambridge.

Material accumulated by the University of Waterloo Library related to the School of Architecture’s five-year fundraising campaign. Includes an item of correspondence sent to all faculty and staff in the School of Architecture announcing the launch of the campaign from Larry Richards, then Director, School of Architecture. Also includes a brochure created for the campaign outlining the function and goals of the School of Architecture, six funding initiatives, and a donor pledge card.

A clipping from an unknown publication featuring an article about Frank Gehry, a prominent Canadian-born architect, who spoke about the University of Waterloo’s School of Architecture during an interview with Peter Gzowski, a reporter from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC).

Clippings from multiple publications related to the School of Architecture at the University of Waterloo as well as its students, faculty, and satellite program in Rome, Italy. Also includes a playbill a University of Waterloo Architecture adaption on J.A. Stridberg’s, A Dream Play.

Contains material relating to an article written by Anne Innis Dagg for the University of Waterloo Gazette on "The independent scholar: passionate about research". Includes memoranda, correspondence to Anne Dagg, notes, 2 newspaper clippings of the article from the Gazette, and one draft of the article "Independent scholar - passionate about research", 6 leaves, ts., photocopy.

Contains material relating to an article titled "Class act . . . dreams of a university where women truly are equal" written by Anne Innis Dagg for the Globe and Mail. Includes newspaper clippings of Anne Dagg's article and letters to the editor, correspondence to and from Anne Dagg, photocopied articles, and copies of Anne Dagg's article "Women and universities", [1989], 2 leaves, ts., original and photocopies.

Contains material relating to an unpublished article by Anne Innis Dagg titled "New knowledge". Includes photocopied articles, research notes, newspaper clippings, pamphlets, and a copy of the article "New knowledge", 1988, 10 leaves, ts., photocopy

Contains material relating to an article by Anne Innis Dagg on "Women and wilderness". Includes newspaper clippings, correspondence to and from Anne Dagg, interview notes, memoranda, research notes, reviewers comments, photocopied articles, and two drafts of the article "Wilderness and Women", [1987], 26 leaves, ts., original, and 26 leaves, ts., photocopied.

Contains material related to Anne Innis Dagg's research on urban wildlife published in the article "Wildlife in an urban area" in Naturaliste Canadien (1970). Includes correspondence regarding urban wildlife in Waterloo, meeting agendas, minutes, and interdepartmental memorandums from the University of Guelph, as well as newspaper clippings regarding Dagg's urban wildlife studies, original research graphs and maps. Also includes a curriculum vitae of Anne Innis Dagg's published work on urban wildlife.
Includes works by Anne Innis Dagg: an offprint of Dagg's article "Wildlife in an urban area." Naturaliste Canadien. (1970). Also includes a typescript entitled "A mammal survey of an urban park," [197-], 6, [2] leaves, ts. carbon, as well as one entitled "Should wildlife be encouraged in urban areas?" [1970], 7, [1] leaves, ts. carbon, and one called "Urban quality and birds" (1977), 17, [6] leaves, ts. carbon, originally submitted to Science.

Correspondents:

• Anderson, Roy
• Brown, Tommy L.
• Carpenter, Geoff
• Coates, Bill
• Cook, Frank S.
• Corrivault, G.-Wilfrid
• Dorney, R.S.
• Erskine, A.J.
• Jenkusky, Steven
• Pearson, Norman
• Schmid, James A.
• Szot, Thomas
• Weichel, Ross

Contains material relating to Anne Dagg's research on Canadian women writers. Includes newspaper clippings, photocopied articles, notes, magazine clippings, and email printouts.

Contains material relating to Anne Dagg's research on Canadian women non-fiction writers, from A to L. Includes newspaper and magazine clippings, notes, photocopied articles, and biographical information about Canadian women non-fiction writers.

Contains material relating to Anne Dagg's research on Canadian women writers. Includes photocopied articles, notes, newspaper and magazine clippings, email printouts, and biographical information about Canadian women non-fiction writers.

Contains material relating to Anne Dagg's Language Alert Newsletter. Includes magazine clippings, photocopied articles, notes, newspaper clippings, and memoranda.

Contains material relating to Anne Dagg's Language Alert Newsletter. Includes magazine clippings, notes, photocopied articles, newspaper clippings, and correspondence to Anne Dagg.

Contains material relating to Anne Dagg's Language Alert Newsletter. Includes correspondence to and from Anne Dagg, newspaper clippings, brouchures, invoices, memoranda, notes, and mailing lists.

Contains material relating to Anne Dagg's Language Alert Newsletter. Includes correspondence to and from Anne Dagg, including a letter from Northrop Frye, newspaper clippings, memoranda, photocopied articles, copies of the newsletter, magazine clippings, notes, and a draft of an index to the Language Alert Newsletter, 11 leaves, ts. computer printout.

Contains material relating to Anne Dagg's participation in a Canadian Women Writers' Group in opposition to the Writers' Union of Canada. Includes newsletters, minutes, correspondence to and from Anne Dagg, flyers, notes, newspaper clippings, membership list, mailing list, and memoranda.

Contains material relating to Anne Dagg's research on the status of women. Includes newspaper clippings, and an email printout.

Contains newspaper clippings relating to Anne Dagg's research on the status of women.

Contains material relating to Anne Dagg's research on the status of women. Includes correspondence to and from Anne Dagg, newspaper clippings, and memoranda.

Contains newspaper clippings relating to Anne Dagg's research on the status of women.

Contains newspaper clippings relating to an assault case at the University of Waterloo.

Contains material relating to Anne Dagg's research on the status of women. Includes a song sheets, a report on harassment and discrimination, correspondence from Anne Dagg, memoranda, photocopied articles, and newspaper clippings.

Contains material relating to the equity debate at the University of Waterloo. Includes notes, newspaper clippings, and a draft letter to the Editor of the K-W Record from Anne Dagg.

Contains material relating to a Board of Ethics case. Includes clippings, correspondence to and from Anne Dagg, and notes.

Contains material relating to Anne Dagg's research on the status of women. Inlcudes newspaper clippings, correspondence from Anne Dagg, photocopied articles, flyers, notes, and a newsletter.

Contains material relating to Anne Dagg's research on the status of women. Includes flyers, notes, newspaper clippings, photocopied articles, and a draft of a short article by Anne Dagg titled "Making UW comfortable for all students", 1993, 5 leaves, ts., photocopy.

Contains material relating to Anne Dagg's research on the status of women. Includes newspaper clippings, notes, and memoranda.

Contains material relating to Anne Dagg's opinon piece in Forum on Professor Barney Lawrence as a Distinguished Teacher's Award recipent. Includes newspaper clippings, notes, photocopies of an anonymous letter to Doug Wright, minutes of the Editorial Board of the Faculty Association of the Univerity of Waterloo Forum, memoranda, and information about Distinguished Teacher Award nominiations.

Contains material relating to Anne Dagg's application for the position of Environmental Studies Dean. Includes newspaper clippings, correspondence to and from Anne Dagg, information on amount of publications by Anne Dagg, magazine clippings, and notes.

Contains material relating to Anne Dagg's research on the status of women. Includes newspaper clippings, correspondence to and from Anne Dagg, newsletters, memoranda, flyers, and photocopied articles.

Contains material relating to Anne Dagg's position as Independent Studies Academic Director. Includes memoranda, performance review, correspondence to and from Anne Dagg, a list of Anne Dagg's credentials, photocopied reviews of Anne Dagg's books, meeting notes, photocopied articles, notes about sexual harassment on campus, a chronology of Anne Dagg's time at Integrated/Independent Studies, and newspaper clippings.

Contains material relating to Anne Dagg's involvement in the Gender Equity Group of the Faculty Association of the University of Waterloo. Includes notes, a list of Faculty Association committees, memoranda, a list of possible actions of the Gender Equity Committee, and a newspaper clipping.

Contains material relating to Anne Dagg's research on the status of women. Includes photocopied articles, memoranda, correspondence to and from Anne Dagg, newsletters, newspaper clippings, notes, email printouts, a "Take back the night song sheet", a booklet on feminism, statistical information, and magazine clippings.

Contains material relating to a collection of reports by Anne Dagg on the hiring of women at a number of Canadian universities. Includes information on employment equity at Ryerson, information on the University of Windsor "Positive Action Plan", photocopied articles, notes, memoranda, newspaper clippings, statistical information, and a draft by Anne Dagg of a report on "Hiring - case study - University of Windsor", 2 leaves, ts., original.

Contains material relating to Anne Dagg's research on the status of women. Includes newsletters, photocopied articles, statistical information, newspaper clippings, notes, papers on sexual discrimination at University of Toronto and University of Western Ontario, and a booklet from the Ontario Confederation of University Faculty Associations on the Hiring and Retention of Women Faculty, with an article by Anne Dagg in it, titled "Tenure and Promotion", pages 6-10.

Contains material relating to Anne Dagg's research on the status of women. Includes copies of the Faculty Association of the University of Waterloo Forum newsletter with letters from Anne Dagg in them, notes, minutes of the Professional Women's Association/Graduate Student's Association Ad Hoc Joint Committee meeting, newspaper clippings, copies of a protest statement, photocopied articles, a report on a Status of Women Workshop, statistical information, and a program for the "3rd international feminist book fair".

Contains material relating to Anne Dagg's research on the status of women. Includes pamphlets, newspaper clippings, memoranda, a song booklet, and a copy of the York University paper The Lexicon.

Contains material relating to a temporary women's museum project for International Women's Day. Includes photocopied articles, notes, magazine clippings, a photograph of "Golden eagle in the Grisons mountains, Switzerland, Swiss National Tourist Office", drafts of unused exhibit material, and a newspaper clipping.

Contains material relating to a temporary women's museum project for International Women's Day that. Includes notes, newspaper clippings, photocopied articles, a booklet on women's fashion, and drafts of display text.

Contains material relating to a temporary women's museum project for International Women's Day. Includes notes, 13 photographs of the exhibit with unidentified individuals in them, a list of events, drafts of short biographies of famous women scientists, drafts of display material for the exhibit, magazine clippings, and a photocopied newspaper article.

Contains material relating to a temporary women's museum project for International Women's Day. Includes notes, memoranda, newspaper clippings, International Women's Day flyers, and a list of Women's Museum events.

Contains material relating to Anne Dagg's research on the status of women. Includes memoranda, newspaper clippings, and International Women's Day, 1985 song sheets.

Contains material relating to Anne Dagg's research on the status of women. Includes memoranda, newspaper clippings, correspondence to Anne Dagg, brochures, and results from a Canadian literature survey.

Contains material relating to Anne Dagg's research on the status of women. Includes newspaper clippings, notes, and memoranda.

Contains material relating to Anne Dagg's research on the status of women. Includes memoranda, lists of women's issues files, and newspaper clippings.

Contains material relating to Anne Dagg's research on the status of women. Includes newspaper clippings and factsheets.

Contains material relating to Anne Dagg's research on the status of women. Includes newspaper clippings, a draft of a letter by Anne Dagg on "Discrimination against hiring women at the University of Waterloo", and a University of Waterloo Women's Interest Group newsletter.