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FINDING AID NO. 1990 / INSTRUMENT DE RECHERCHE NO 1990

Prepared in 1994 by Tanya Préparé en 1994 par Tanya Karlebach of the Political Karlebach du section des Archives Section archives politiques TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Introduction ...... i

Correspondence Series ...... 1

Parliamentary Office Subject Series - Official Files...... 13

Parliamentary Office Subject Series - Working Files...... 25

Human Rights Subject Series ...... 30 INTRODUCTION

The records in this fonds were received in five separate accessions from Gordon Fairweather's parliamentary office and the Office of the Canadian Human Rights Commissioner. The fonds therefore represents two distinct phases of Fairweather's career and this distinction has been preserved in the arrangement of the records.

Four series were discernible in the fonds: a Correspondence series, the Parliamentary office series-official files, Parliamentary office series-working files, and Human rights subject series. Although almost all files contain some correspondence, some files were originally titled as "correspondence" in the original file title and contained only correspondence. These files have been organized into one coherent series spanning both periods of Fairweather's career. The rough original order has been maintained by creating two sub-series, one based on chronological blocks of files, and the second on an alphabetical structure. As far as possible the file contents remain in the original order and different files from the same year or alphabetical group have not been combined. This results in some years, or letters, having multiple files; the rationale being that the original context of the records is undisturbed. The file titles in this series begin with the sub-series name, a hyphen and then the specific file designator.

The two parliamentary series relate to Fairweather's terms in the House of Commons and consist of alphabetical runs of subject files. The official files had been filed in a hanging file cabinet in a clear alphabetical order. In contrast the working files were far less organized and appear to contain more material of personal concern to Fairweather. The Human rights series is composed solely of records from the Office of the Human Rights Commission. These have been organized into alphabetical order by subject. Anye original file titles have been preserved.

In all four series, the file title is followed in some instances by a colon which introduces a brief description of the file contents and subjects. These descriptions are not comprehensive and other material will exist in the files. In some cases large files have been refiled into a number of different folders. This division is indicated by the designation (Part A), (Part B) etc. Material of a similar nature, such as speeches and speech material, or files on the same topic, such as Anglican Church, have been cross referenced in the similar files in other series. This allows these files to be assessed in the context and period within which they were created and used, rather than within an artificial grouping. GORDON FAIRWEATHER

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CORRESPONDENCE SERIES

1 1 Chronological Correspondence-Congratulatory Messages: letters, telegrams 1958 and cards to Gordon Fairweather upon his appointment as Attorney General of New Brunswick. (Part A)

2 Chronological Correspondence-Congratulatory Messages (Part B) 1958

3 Chronological Correspondence-1962: includes congratulations upon election 1962 to the House of Commons.

4 Chronological Correspondence-1963: also includes clippings. 1963

5 Chronological Correspondence-1964: includes correspondence regarding a 1964 poem written by Fairweather about .

6 Chronological Correspondence-1964: includes correspondence about the 1964 Progressive Conservative Policy Conference in Fredericton.

7 Chronological Correspondence-1964: some political correspondence 1964 regarding the disunity of the P.C. Party and leadership difficulties.

8 Chronological Correspondence-1965: includes political correspondence from 1965 1965 relating to the Progressive Conservative leadership.

1 9 Chronological Correspondence-1965: includes letters regarding P.C. 1965 leadership.

10 Chronological Correspondence-1965 1965

11 Chronological Correspondence-1965: a number of letters from New 1965 Brunswick friends and constituents regarding the Progressive Conservative leadership. Also some correspondence with Grattan O'Leary. 2 GORDON FAIRWEATHER MG 32 C 72

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12 Chronological Correspondence-1965: includes correspondence between 1965 Dalton Camp and Leon Balcer regarding the position of Quebec Progressive Conservatives.

13 Chronological Correspondence-1966: includes a telegram from Fairweather 1966 supporting Hatfield.

14 Chronological Correspondence-1967: primarily personal letters from family. 1967

15 Chronological Correspondence-1967: includes correspondence relating to a 1967 television appearance by Fairweather. Correspondents include, Alden Nowlan, and Andrew Brewin.

16 Chronological Correspondence-1967: includes correspondence regarding the 1967 election of Lucien Lamoureux as Queen's counsel. Correspondents include, J.C, Van Horne, Eugene Forsey, Peter Newman and a variety of M.Ps sending notes of commendation.

17 Chronological Correspondence-1968 1968

18 Chronological Correspondence-1968: correspondents include, Norman 1968 Atkins, Maurice Sauve, H. McCain and Lucien Lamoureux.

19 Chronological Correspondence-1968 1968

1 20 Chronological Correspondence-1969: includes a letter to Fairweather urging 1969 him to run for the Provincial leadership of the Progressive Conservative Party.

21 Chronological Correspondence-1969 1969

22 Chronological Correspondence-1969: includes get well wishes from a number 1969 of parliamentarians.

23 Chronological Correspondence-1969: correspondents include Tommy 1969 Douglas, Dalton Camp, Ramsay Cook, and Grattan O'Leary.

24 Chronological Correspondence-1970 1970

25 Chronological Correspondence-1970 1970

26 Chronological Correspondence-1970: predominately personal. 1970

27 Chronological Correspondence-1971: includes correspondence regarding a 1971 trip made by Fairweather to Israel. (See also Volume 16, file 7 for other 1971 correspondence.) MG 32 C 72 GORDON FAIRWEATHER 3

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28 Chronological Correspondence-1972: includes telegrams of congratulation 1972 and replies from Fairweather.

29 Chronological Correspondence-1972: correspondents include Dalton Camp, 1972 Tim Creery and .

30 Chronological Correspondence-1972: primarily constituent concerns. 1972

2 1 Chronological Correspondence-1973: includes a number of reference letters 1973 and requests for recommendation.

2 Chronological Correspondence-1973: includes notes from a number of M.P.s 1973 on Fairweather's work in Parliament. Various letters of thanks to Fairweather for speeches given or help received.

2 3 Chronological Correspondence-1974: contains correspondence relating to 1974 Fairweather's community service and donations to various charities.

4 Chronological Correspondence-1974: includes correspondence relating to the 1974 murder of two Canadian women at Victoria Falls.

5 Chronological Correspondence-1974: includes resumes and requests for 1974 reference letters.

6 Chronological Correspondence-1975: includes letter from Grattan O'Leary 1975 mentioning Flora MacDonald's leadership campaign.

7 Chronological Correspondence-1975 1975

8 Chronological Correspondence-1975: contains material relating to Copyright 1975 Law in as well as various constituent correspondence.

9 Chronological Correspondence-1975: correspondents include, Robert 1975 Stanfield, Monique Begin, and other M.P.s writing to commend Fairweather on speeches given in the house.

8 Chronological Correspondence-1976 1976

9 Chronological Correspondence-1976: primarily personal. 1976

10 Chronological Correspondence-1977: contains constituency correspondence 1977 and material relating to an exhibit by Noel Harding at Canada House in London.

11 Chronological Correspondence-1977: includes correspondence and notes 1977 between and Fairweather regarding Fairweather's resignation of his seat. 4 GORDON FAIRWEATHER MG 32 C 72

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2 12 Chronological Correspondence-resignation: includes letters, notes and 1977 telegrams congratulating Fairweather on his appointment as Chief Commissioner of Canada's Human Rights Commission. (Part A)

13 Chronological Correspondence-resignation (Part B) 1977

14 Chronological Correspondence-resignation (Part C) 1977

15 Chronological Correspondence-resignation (Part D) 1977

16 Chronological Correspondence-resignation (Part E) 1977

17 Chronological Correspondence-resignation (Part F) 1977

3 1 Chronological Correspondence-1977: includes notes for remarks made by 1977 Fairweather at a testimonial dinner given in his honour. Also includes some correspondence with Ed Ritchie, Canada's ambassador to Ireland. (Part A)

2 Chronological Correspondence-1977 (Part B) 1977

3 Chronological Correspondence-1977: consists of primarily constituency 1977 correspondence.

4 Chronological Correspondence-1977: primarily personal. 1977

5 Chronological Correspondence-1978: primarily personal, includes a letter 1978 from regarding a dinner for Michael Meighen. (Part A)

6 Chronological Correspondence-1978 (Part B) 1978

7 Chronological Correspondence-1978: constituency concerns. 1978

8 Chronological Correspondence-1978: contains material relating to various 1978 business of the Human Rights Commission.

3 9 Chronological Correspondence-1979: includes various resumes and requests 1979 for references. Also congratulatory messages sent to Progressive Conservatives elected in 1979 such as Flora MacDonald, and John Fraser. (Part A)

10 Chronological Correspondence-1979 (Part B) 1979

11 Chronological Correspondence-1979 (Part C) 1979

12 Chronological Correspondence-1979 1979

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14 Chronological Correspondence-1980: some correspondence relating to the 1980 election in Zimbabwe, as well as various personal correspondence.

15 Chronological Correspondence-1980: correspondents include Maureen 1980 McTeer, Mel Hurtig, Ed Ritchie, Andrew Brewin and Landon Pearson wife of Canada's ambassador to the Soviet Union.

16 Chronological Correspondence-1981: two letters pertaining to an appeal for 1981 mercy to the Crown and a letter from Andrew Brewin to Trudeau concerning disarmament.

17 Chronological Correspondence-1981: includes some correspondence with 1981 various church officials as well as personal material and notes and correspondence related to the business of the Human Rights Commission.

18 Chronological Correspondence-1981: contains personal correspondence and 1981 various reference letters and resumes. Includes a series of letters to and from Andrew Brewin regarding foreign policy.

4 1 Chronological Correspondence-1981: primarily personal. 1981

2 Chronological Correspondence-1982: includes requests for speeches and 1982 articles for various publications and seminars.

4 3 Chronological Correspondence-1982: personal correspondence. 1982

4 Chronological Correspondence-1982: includes a letter from Landon Pearson 1982 describing Brezhnev's death and Trudeau's visit to the Soviet Union.

5 Chronological Correspondence-1982: primarily personal, also congratulatory 1982 messages on Fairweather's reappointment to the Commission.

6 Chronological Correspondence-1982: includes clippings about Fairweather. 1982 Also some speech material relating to disarmament.

7 Chronological Correspondence-1982: correspondents include David Lane 1982 Chairman of Britain's Commission for Racial Equality and David Orlikow.

8 Chronological Correspondence-1983 1983

9 Chronological Correspondence-1983: includes various resumes as well as 1983 personal correspondence.

10 Chronological Correspondence-1983: correspondents include , 1983 Joe Clark, Mark MacGuigan and Flora MacDonald.

11 Chronological Correspondence-1983: personal and some resumes. 1983 6 GORDON FAIRWEATHER MG 32 C 72

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12 Chronological Correspondence-1984: correspondents include Flora 1984 MacDonald and Rosalie Abella, Commissioner for Equality in Employment. Material relating to a human rights case in New Brunswick dealt with by Fairweather's former law firm. (Part A)

14 Chronological Correspondence-1984 (Part B) 1984

15 Chronological Correspondence-1984 1984

4 16 Chronological Correspondence-1984: some material relating to political 1984 prisoners in Malawi and Zimbabwe. (Part A)

17 Chronological Correspondence-1984 (Part B) 1984

18 Chronological Correspondence-1985: includes some clippings on human 1985 rights issues.

19 Chronological Correspondence-1985: includes material concerning the 1985 Orlikow case against the C.I.A. Immigration cases, reference letters and various resumes. (Part A)

5 1 Chronological Correspondence-1985 (Part B) 1985

2 Chronological Correspondence-1985 (Part C) 1985

3 Personal Correspondence (Part D) 1985

4 Chronological Correspondence-1986: correspondents include 1986 and John Harker of the Canadian Labour Congress. (Part A)

5 Chronological Correspondence-1986 (Part B) 1986

9 Chronological Correspondence-1986: includes a letter from Clyde Sanger 1986 concerning his book Canadians and the United Nations with a chapter on Fairweather. Also correspondence regarding appointments to the and various letters to the Commission's staff.

10 Chronological Correspondence-1986: correspondents include Barbara 1986 McDougall, , John Fraser, Flora MacDonald, David Crombie and . Also letters inviting various justices to Fairweather's summer home.

11 Chronological Correspondence-1987 1987

12 Chronological Correspondence-1988: includes material relating to 1988 Fairweather's appointment to the Immigration and Refugee Board. MG 32 C 72 GORDON FAIRWEATHER 7

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5 13 Chronological Correspondence-1989: primarily personal. 1989

14 Chronological Correspondence-1990: personal correspondence. 1990

15 Chronological Correspondence-1991 1991

16 Chronological Correspondence-1992: contains material relating to 1992 Fairweather's retirement.

17 Undated and unfiled Correspondence: includes notes, cards and a poem. n.d.

18 Alphabetical Correspondence-A 1970-1974

19 Alphabetical Correspondence-Allen, Donald: political correspondence 1964-1970 regarding the Progressive Conservatives

20 Alphabetical Correspondence-B 1969-1973

21 Alphabetical Correspondence-Bafesky, Anne: personal correspondence with 1978-1983 Ms. Bafesky who was a researcher in Mr. Fairweather's office in 1976.

22 Alphabetical Correspondence-C 1972,1973, 1975

23 Alphabetical Correspondence-C: includes letter from Tim Creery about a new 1976-1977 publication "Report on Confederation".

24 Alphabetical Correspondence-D 1962-1971

25 Alphabetical Correspondence-D 1972-1976

26 Alphabetical Correspondence-Diefenbaker, John G.: four letters to 1962,1964, Diefenbaker from Fairweather, including one discussing bilingualism. 1973

27 Alphabetical Correspondence-Dobell, Peter: correspondence with Dobell who 1974-1976 was Director of the Parliamentary Centre for Foreign Affairs. Also reports and memos.

5 28 Alphabetical Correspondence-E 1963-1969

29 Alphabetical Correspondence-E: primarily with Eastern Provincial Airways. 1974-1976

30 Alphabetical Correspondence-F 1964-1977

31 Alphabetical Correspondence-Fayerweather, John: correspondence relating 1971,1974, to the genealogy of the Fairweather family in the United States and Canada. 1987 8 GORDON FAIRWEATHER MG 32 C 72

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6 1 Alphabetical Correspondence-G 1969-1971

2 Alphabetical Correspondence-G: includes correspondence relating to 1973-1977 Fairweather's book reviews and articles for the Globe and Mail.

3 Alphabetical Correspondence-H 1962-1977

4 Alphabetical Correspondence-Hart, William E.: correspondence on a number 1963-1973 of subjects, both personal and political, with Reverend Hart of Christ Church Rectory, Bloomfield Station, New Brunswick. (Part A)

5 Alphabetical Correspondence-Hart William (Part B) 1963-1973

6 Alphabetical Correspondence-Hart William (part C) 1963-1973

7 Alphabetical Correspondence-Hatfield, Richard: correspondence on a number 1962-1977 of provincial political topics including Fairweather's support for Hatfield's leadership and election campaigns.

8 Alphabetical Correspondence-I 1969-1977

9 Alphabetical Correspondence-K 1973-1976

10 Alphabetical Correspondence-L 1975,1976

6 11 Alphabetical Correspondence-M: includes 1955-1964 material regarding a 1955-1973 woman's attempt to have her Bulgarian fiance immigrate to Canada.

12 Alphabetical Correspondence-M 1972-1974

13 Alphabetical Correspondence-M: includes a number of letters from David 1969-1977 Maltby relating to the Fundy Royal Progressive Conservative Association. (Part A)

14 Alphabetical Correspondence-M (Part B) 1969-1977

15 Alphabetical Correspondence-Macadam, William: political correspondence. 1968

16 Alphabetical Correspondence-J. Bennett Macauly: political correspondence 1967-1976 with the president of the Progressive Conservative Association of Fundy Royal.

17 Alphabetical Correspondence-MacKay, Colin: personal correspondence. 1962-1977 (Part A)

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7 1 Alphabetical Correspondence-Mackay, Hugh: personal correspondence. 1963-1976

2 Alphabetical Correspondence-N 1969-1974

3 Alphabetical Correspondence-N 1974-1977

4 Alphabetical Correspondence-Newman, Peter C.: correspondence with Mr. 1964-1966 Newman as journalist in the Parliamentary Press Gallery and as editor of the Star.

5 Alphabetical Correspondence-O 1972-1976

6 Alphabetical Correspondence-O'Leary, Grattan: correspondence on personal 1975-1977 and political issues. (Part A). (See also Volume 19, file 13).

7 7 Alphabetical Correspondence-O'Leary, Grattan (Part B) 1975-1977

8 Alphabetical Correspondence-P 1974-1977

9 Alphabetical Correspondence-Q 1977

10 Alphabetical Correspondence-Ritchie, Honourable Justice: subjects include 1962-1977 labour concerns, C.B.C., fishing industry, political issues and provincial judicial concerns. (Part A)

11 Alphabetical Correspondence-Ritchie, Honourable Justice (Part B) 1962-1977

12 Alphabetical Correspondence-Ritchie, Honourable Justice (Part C) 1962-1977

13 Alphabetical Correspondence-Robertson, Brenda: correspondence with a 1968-1970 constituent on local concerns.

14 Alphabetical Correspondence-Robinson, J.M.: correspondence regarding 1963-1968 legal work performed by Fairweather for Mrs. Robinson.

15 Alphabetical Correspondence-S (Part A) 1962-1977

16 Alphabetical Correspondence-S (Part B) 1962-1977

17 Alphabetical Correspondence-S (Part C) 1962-1977

18 Alphabetical Correspondence-Schousboe, Gus: five letters primarily on 1962, 1975 agriculture.

19 Alphabetical Correspondence-Sherwood, C.B.: political correspondence with 1962-1974 Sherwood who was the leader of New Brunswick Progressive Conservative Party. 10 GORDON FAIRWEATHER MG 32 C 72

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20 Alphabetical Correspondence-Stanfield, Robert: subjects include conflict of 1969-1977 interest, policy conference, an extradition case, and the annual Progressive Conservative meeting. Also contains a constituents letter about Stanfield as a leader. (Part A)

7 21 Alphabetical Correspondence-Stanfield, Robert (Part B) 1969-1977

22 Alphabetical Correspondence-T 1975-1977

23 Alphabetical Correspondence-W 1963-1977

24 Alphabetical Correspondence-X,Y,Z 1969-1977

PARLIAMENTARY OFFICE SUBJECT SERIES -OFFICIAL FILES

8 1 Amnesty International: correspondence on his involvement, and letters to 1975-1977 officials regarding political prisoners.

2 Anglican Church: correspondence, newsletters and minutes pertaining to 1975-1977 Fairweather's involvement in Church committees and functions. (Part A). (See also Volume 17, files 9 and 10 and Volume 22, file 13).

3 Anglican Church (Part B) 1975-1977

4 Anglican Church (Part C) 1975-1977

5 Book Publishing: correspondence, reports, memos and notes about the 1971-1976 publishing industry in Canada received by Fairweather in his capacity as chairman of the Progressive Conservative caucus committee on the Secretary of State. Includes correspondence with Mel Hurtig.

6 Budworm: correspondence, articles, statistics, proposals and reports on the 1971-1976 spruce budworm infestation in New Brunswick. Documents the concern of the forestry industry and environmental issues related to pesticide sprays. (Part A)

7 Budworm (Part B) 1971-1976

8 Budworm (Part C) 1971-1976

8 9 C.B.C Correspondence: letters from constituents on programming and 1975-1977 licensing of television and radio. Also correspondence relating to Fairweather's position as communications critic. MG 32 C 72 GORDON FAIRWEATHER 11

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10 Canadian Institute for International Affairs: correspondence, memos and 1972-1977 minutes. (Part A)

11 Canadian Institute for International Affairs (Part B) 1972-1977

12 Canadian Radio Television and Telecommunications Commission: 1974-1977 correspondence, press releases and reports.

13 C.U.S.O.: correspondence with the agency and various individuals about 1964-1969, developmental programs. 1975,1977

14 Capital Punishment, Retention- Bill C 84: correspondence in favour of the 1976 retention of the death penalty.

9 1 Capital Punishment, Abolition- Bill C 84: correspondence in support of the 1976 abolition of the death penalty.

2 Capital Punishment: clippings, articles and essays. (Part A) 1974-1975

3 Capital Punishment (Part B) 1974-1975

4 Capital Punishment: correspondence (Part A) 1975-1976

5 Capital Punishment (Part B) 1975-1976

6 Capital Punishment (Part C) 1975-1976

7 Capital Punishment (Part D) 1975-1976

8 Canadian Unity: articles, clippings and correspondence on bilingualism and 1977 other issues of unity.

9 CJCW Radio Station: correspondence concerning Fairweather's talks about 1975 parliament for a radio station in Sussex New Brunswick. (See also Voume 20, files 17 and 18).

9 10 Clark, Joseph M.P., Leader of the Opposition: clippings about and 1976-1977 correspondence with the Joe Clark.

11 Communications: correspondence with the Minister. 1971-1977

12 Congratulatory Message Forms: blank forms for anniversaries and birthdays 1973-1977 as well as copies of messages sent to various people. (Part A)

13 Congratulatory Message Forms (Part B) 1973-1977 12 GORDON FAIRWEATHER MG 32 C 72

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14 Constituency Letter: correspondence, clippings, quotes and notes used as 1976-1977 sources for constituency mailings.

15 Consumer and Corporate Affairs: publicity and correspondence of the 1968-1977 department.

10 1 Criminal Code: correspondence concerning different proposed amendments. 1967-1969, 1971

2 Curriculum Vitae: resumes of people seeking employment. 1975-1977

3 Education: correspondence and articles on a variety of topics related to 1976-1977 education. (Part A)

4 Education (Part B) 1976-1977

5 Election Expenses: budgets, receipts and official returns. 1962, 1965, 1972

6 Election: correspondence, clippings and congratulatory messages. (Part A) 1974

7 Election (Part B) 1974

8 Election Receipts 1963

9 Energy, Mines and Resources: correspondence and reports. Primarily 1973-1977 constituent concerns on nuclear power, natural gas, pipeline projects and cost of living. (Part A)

10 10 Energy, Mines and Resources (Part B) 1973-1977

11 Environment: correspondence (Part A) 1975-1977

12 Environment (Part B) 1975-1977

13 Eskimos 1964-1967

14 Expenses 1973-1976

15 External Affairs: correspondence, memos, reports, questions to the Secretary 1964-1977 of State, press releases and notes. Primarily relates to human rights violations in Haiti, Chile, Uganda, Soviet Union and the Phillipines. Some material concerns foreign aid. Correspondents include, Mitchell Sharp, Allan MacEachen, Andrew Brewin and various foreign embassies. (Part A)

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17 External Affairs (Part C) 1964-1977

18 External Affairs (Part D) 1964-1977

19 External Affairs (Part E) 1964-1977

11 1 External Affairs (Part F) 1964-1977

2 External Affairs Committee: memos, minutes and correspondence. (Part A) 1969-1976

3 External Affairs Committee (Part B) 1969-1976

4 External Affairs Subcommittee on Foreign Aid: memos, minutes and 1969-1976 correspondence.

5 External Affairs Subcommittee on International Development: notes, reports, 1977 memos and correspondence. (Part A)

11 6 External Affairs Subcommittee on International Development (Part B) 1977

7 External Affairs- Africa: includes correspondence and articles on South 1965-1977 Africa and Apartheid. (Part A)

8 External Affairs- Africa (Part B) 1965-1977

9 External Affairs- China: correspondence relating to the renewal of diplomatic 1969 relations.

10 External Affairs- Commonwealth: a letter from the British High Commission 1974 requesting Fairweather to meet with the Assistant Under-Secretary of State for the Foreign Office.

11 External Affairs- Latin America: letter from Department regarding a human 1976 rights case in Urguay.

12 External Affairs- Middle East: correspondence, notes and articles primarily 1969-1976 regarding Israel and the United Nations.

13 External Affairs- Nigeria: correspondence on the Biafran civil war and 1969-1970 various relief efforts.

14 External Affairs- Rhodesia: correspondence and articles on the white 1969-1972 minority government. Also an official statement from the British Government on the situation.

15 Fairvale Underpass: correspondence on the construction of the underpass in 1973-1977 the Fundy-Royal riding. 14 GORDON FAIRWEATHER MG 32 C 72

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16 Family Aid Society: correspondence and reports. 1968

17 Fiddleheads: correspondence regarding the cooking of fiddleheads. 1963

18 Finance: correspondence with the department. (Part A) 1973-1977

19 Finance (Part B)

20 Finance (Part C)

11 21 Fiscal Arrangements Act 1977

22 Flag: correspondence regarding the adoption of a new national flag. 1964,1965 1974,1975

23 Food Prices Review Board 1974

24 Foreign Ownership: correspondence, reports and notes relating to 1973,1976 Fairweather's role as critic on foreign ownership. (See also Voume 19, file 8).

25 Flag: correspondence regarding the adoption of a new national flag. 1964,1965, 1974-1975

26 Fundy Park: correspondence, proposals, reports and notes on development 1973-1977 in the park and other issues. (Part A)

27 Fundy Park (Part B) 1973-1977

28 Fundy Park (Part C) 1973-1977

29 Fundy Trail 1966-1971

12 1 Health, New Brunswick: correspondence with the Department. 1972-1976

2 Heritage Canada: correspondence regarding the designation of heritage sites 1976-1977 in New Brunswick.

3 Highways Department, New Brunswick 1974-1977

4 House of Commons: correspondence and memos 1974-1976

5 Indian Affairs: correspondence with the department and constituents. (Part 1974-1977 A)

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8 Industry, Trade and Commerce 1971-1977

9 International Peace Academy 1977

12 10 Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU): correspondence, notes, memos and 1974 agendas. (Part A)

11 IPU (Part B) 1974

12 IPU: correspondence, minutes, speeches 1975

13 IPU Speakers Advisory Committee: minutes, memos and correspondence. 1975-1976

14 IPU: correspondence, minutes, notes, reports. (Part A) 1976

15 IPU (Part B) 1976

16 IPU: correspondence, memos, notes, reports. (Part A) 1977

17 IPU (Part B) 1977

18 IPU (Part C) 1977

13 1 IPU Conference in Abidjan: correspondence, memos, agendas and reports 1973 relating to the annual conference.

2 IPU Conference Bucharest: correspondence, memos, agendas and reports 1974 relating to the annual conference. (Part A)

3 IPU Conference Bucharest (Part B) 1974

4 IPU Conference Canberra: correspondence, memos, agendas and reports 1977 relating to the annual conference.

5 IPU Conference Colombo: correspondence, memos, agendas and reports 1975 relating to the annual conference.

6 IPU Conference Geneva: correspondence, memos, agendas and reports 1974 relating to the annual conference.

7 IPU Conference Geneva: correspondence and reports to Fairweather as 1973-1974 chairman of the Canadian delegation to the IPU conference in Geneva.

13 8 IPU Conference The Hague: correspondence, memos, agendas and reports 1970 relating to the annual conference. 16 GORDON FAIRWEATHER MG 32 C 72

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9 IPU Chile: correspondence, memos, agendas and reports relating to the 1973-1976 annual conference and to the overthrow of Allende's government by Pinochet. (Part A)

10 IPU Chile (Part B) 1973-1976

11 IPU Conference London: correspondence, memos, agendas and reports 1975 relating to the annual conference.

12 IPU Conference Madrid: correspondence, memos, agendas and reports 1976 relating to the annual conference.

13 IPU Conference Sofia: correspondence, memos, agendas and reports relating 1977 to the annual conference.

14 IPU Conference Tokyo: correspondence, memos, agendas and reports 1974 relating to the annual conference. (Part A)

15 IPU Conference Yugoslavia: correspondence, memos, agendas and reports 1976 relating to the annual conference.

16 Inter-University Seminar on International Relations: papers, correspondence 1971-1972 and notes.

17 Justice Caucus Committee: memos, minutes and reports. See also Volume 1973-1974 20, files 2 and 3. (Part A)

18 Justice Caucus Committee (Part B) 1973-1974

14 1 Justice - 29th Parliament: Fairweather's correspondence, research papers, 1975 questions to the Minister and notes as Justice critic.

2 Justice - 30th Parliament: Fairweather's correspondence, research papers, 1976 questions to the Minister and notes as Justice critic. (Part A)

14 3 Justice - 30th Parliament (Part B) 1976

4 Justice - 30th Parliament (Part C) 1976

5 Justice - New Brunswick: correspondence with constituents and the 1971-1975 Department on a number of issues.

6 Justice - : notes and correspondence on a number of justice issues 1973-1975 including proposed human rights legislation.

7 Kings County Record: correspondence regarding articles written by and 1967-1976 about Fairweather for this local paper. MG 32 C 72 GORDON FAIRWEATHER 17

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8 Labour: correspondence with constituents and the Department. 1971-1977

9 Letters to constituents: formal Christmas messages, letters of congratulation 1962-1977 and correspondence organizing the publishing of Christmas message.

10 Library of Parliament: correspondence and reports. 1975-1977

11 Manpower and Immigration: correspondence with department and 1975-1977 constituents, proposals and notes. (Part A)

12 Manpower and Immigration (Part B) 1975-1977

13 Manpower and Immigration (Part C) 1975-1977

14 Manpower and Immigration (Part D)

15 Manpower and Immigration- Canada Works and Young Canada Works: 1977 project proposals, correspondence, and memos. (Part A)

16 Manpower and Immigration- Canada Works and Young Canada Works (Part 1977 B)

17 Manpower and Immigration- Canada Works and Young Canada Works (Part 1977 C)

14 18 Members of Parliament: correspondence regarding salary increases for 1973-1977 Members of Parliament.

15 1 Municipal Governments 1974-1977

2 National Defence 1976-1977

3 National Film Board: correspondence with constituents regarding services of 1969-1970 the NFB in the region.

4 National Health and Welfare (Part A)1976-1977

5 National Health and Welfare (Part B) 1976-1977

6 National Parole Board: correspondence with constituents regarding parole 1974-1977 issues.

7 NATO 1969-1973

8 Netherwood School: correspondence with the Headmistress of this school and 1963-1975 others regarding its programs. 18 GORDON FAIRWEATHER MG 32 C 72

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9 New York University Center for International Relations: correspondence 1970-1975 regarding various conferences and seminars. (Part A)

10 New York University Center for International Relations (Part B) 1970-1975

11 Oxfam Canada: correspondence and reports regarding programs. 1969-1971

12 Progressive Conservative Association: correspondence, newsletters and 1962-1976 reports on local and national party concerns. (Part A)

13 Progressive Conservative Association (Part B) 1962-1976

14 Progressive Conservative Leadership Convention 1973

15 Progressive Conservative Party 1967-1977

15 16 Progressive Conservatives (Young P.C.)- New Brunswick 1964-1975

17 Provincial Matters: correspondence with constituents and provincial officials 1974-1977 on a variety of topics.

18 R.C.M.P.: correspondence and clippings. (Part A) 1962-1977

19 R.C.M.P. (Part B) 1962-1977

20 Secretary of State: correspondence, memos and reports pertaining to 1975-1977 Fairweather's role as critic for Secretary of State Department dealing primarily with cultural affairs. (Part A)

21 Secretary of State (Part B) 1975-1977

16 1 Secretary of State (Part C) 1975-1977

2 Secretary of State (Part D) 1975-1977

3 Secretary of State (Part E) 1975-1977

4 Secretary of State Estimates 1977-1978

5 Solicitor General: correspondence, memos and notes. (Part A) 1975-1977

6 Solicitor General (Part B) 1975-1977

7 Speech Material-miscellaneous: notes, articles and clippings used for 1958,1959, Fairweather's speeches. Contains constituent correspondence fron 1971. (See 1965,1970- also Volume 20, files 10-12, Volume 21, files 3-13, and Volume 24 files 9- 1974,n.d. 12.) MG 32 C 72 GORDON FAIRWEATHER 19

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8 Speech Material-miscellaneous: clippings, notes, articles and rough drafts of 1972-1976 speeches. n.d.

16 9 Status of Women: reports, clippings and correspondence. 1974-1977

10 Treasury Board: correspondence and memos dealing with constituent 1964-1977 concerns. Subjects include indexing of pensions, superannuation and wage parity.

11 Trilateral Commission: correspondence, memos, clippings, press releases and 1977 reports regarding the Commission's work on relationships between Europe, North America and Japan. (See also Volume 24, file 13.)

12 United Nations: correspondence, reports and notices relating to a number of 1965-1975 U.N. programs and resolutions.

13 University of New Brunswick: correspondence, memos, newsletters, reports 1972-1977 and notes concerned with U.N.B. Fairweather served on the Board of Directors. (Part A)

14 University of New Brunswick (Part B) 1972-1977

15 University of New Brunswick (Part C) 1972-1977

17 1 UNICEF: correspondence and reports. 1970-1974

2 Vanier Institute of the Family: correspondence and newsletter relating to 1972-1974 Fairweather's term on the Board of Directors.

3 Vietnam: correspondence from constituents and other regarding the war in 1972-1975 Vietnam.

4 War Measures Act: correspondence regarding government actions during the 1970-1971 FLQ Crisis.

5 World Hunger: clippings, reports and correspondence. 1967-1968

6 Youth and Welfare Department- New Brunswick: correspondence 1973-1974

7 Youth and Welfare Department- New Brunswick: correspondence primarily 1973-1974 regarding constituents problems. (Part A)

17 8 Youth and Welfare Department (Part B) 1973-1974

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9 Anglican Church: correspondence, newsletters and minutes relating to 1962-1971 Fairweather's involvement in Church activities. See also Volume 8 files 1 and 2, and Volume 22 file 13. (Part A)

10 Anglican Church (Part B) 1962-1971

11 Anglo-American Conference on Africa: correspondence, agendas, papers, 1972 memos and reports of the annual conference on political and developmental affairs in Africa.

12 Anglo-American Conference on Africa: correspondence, agendas, papers, 1973 memos and reports.

13 Anglo-American Conference on Africa: correspondence, agendas, papers, 1974 memos and reports.

14 Anglo-American Conference on Africa: correspondence, agendas, papers, 1975 memos and reports.

15 Anglo-American Conference on Africa: correspondence, agendas, papers, 1976 memos and reports.

16 Anglo-American Conference on Africa: correspondence, agendas, papers, 1977 memos and reports. (Part A)

17 Anglo-American Conference on Africa (Part B) 1977

18 1 Arts/Press Seminar: bulletins, agendas and summary of conference for 1976 editors and reporters.

2 Bilingualism: correspondence, briefs and clippings. 1964-1975

3 Bilingualism: correspondence and clippings regarding comments Fairweather 1974 made about bigotry in the Loyal Orange Lodge.

18 4 Broadcasting: correspondence, briefs and reports relating to Fairweather's 1966-1971 position as opposition critic for Broadcasting.

5 Canadian Institute on Public Affairs: correspondence, booklists and articles. 1964-1975

6 Christmas: notes and rough drafts of the letters Fairweather sent to 1974-1976 constituents each Christmas.

7 Constitution: correspondence, clippings, memos, minutes, articles and notes 1967-1976 relating to Fairweather's position on the Constitution Committee and his constituents concerns. (Part A) MG 32 C 72 GORDON FAIRWEATHER 21

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8 Constitution (Part B) 1967-1976

9 Constitution (Part C) 1967-1976

10 Constitution (Part D) 1967-1976

11 Cow Camp: clippings, correspondence and notes about an alternative 1973-1974 education camp in Alberta that Fairweather supported.

12 Cow Camp-report: paper prepared explaining the controversy behind Cow 1974 Camp.

13 Ditchley Foundation: conference on relations between the E.E.C., the United 1974 States, Japan and the Commonwealth.

14 Election Campaign: clippings, correspondence and memos. 1965

19 1 Election Campaign: clippings, correspondence and memos. 1968

2 Election Campaign: clippings, correspondence and memos. 1972

3 Environment: correspondence, reports and notes on local and national 1971-1974 environmental issues. (Part A)

4 Environment (Part B) 1971-1974

5 Environment (Part C) 1971-1974

19 6 External Affairs: correspondence with the Department. Includes letter from 1969-1973 Heath Macquarrie regarding the steering committee on External affairs and National Defence

7 External Affairs: reports, correspondence and memos concerning the 1977 standing committee on External Affairs and National Defence.

8 Foreign Ownership: correspondence, reports and notes relating to 1971-1973 Fairweather's position as Foreign Ownership critic. (See also Volume 11 file 24)

9 Fundy Royal Constituency: Progressive Conservative Party correspondence, 1973-1977 membership lists, campaign plans and fundraising events. (Part A)

10 Fundy Royal Constituency (Part B) 1973-1977

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12 Fundy Royal Constituency Association: political correspondence and memos. 1967,1968, (Part A) 1972-1974

13 Fundy Royal Constituency Association (Part B) 1967,1968, 1972-1974

14 Grattan O'Leary Dinner: correspondence, invitations, toasts and speeches 1975 from a dinner tribute to Grattan O'Leary organized by Fairweather. See also Volume 7, files 6 and 7.

15 Gun Control: correspondence and petitions relating to gun control legislation. 1976

20 1 Invitations: to Fairweather for seminars, convocations and dinners. 1971-1972

2 Justice: correspondence with constituents and the Department regarding 1964-1977 reforms to criminal code, appeals and amendments. See also Volume 13 files 17 and 18, and Volume 14, files 1-6. (Part A)

20 3 Justice (Part B) 1964-1977

4 Library of Parliament: correspondence and memos. 1964-1974

5 Manpower and Immigration: correspondence with the Department. 1962-1975

6 Municipal Affairs: correspondence with constituents and the Department. 1963-1975

7 National Defence: correspondence with the Department and constituents on 1967-1969 a variety of issues.

8 National Health and Welfare: correspondence with constituents and the 1966-1970 Department.

9 New Brunswick Next Decade Conference: notes, speech and correspondence. 1965-1966

10 Notes and Speeches. See also Volume 16 files 7 and 8, Volume 20 files 10- 1965-1966 12, Volume 21 files 3-13, and Volume 24, files 9-12. n.d.

11 Notes, Speeches and Correspondence: also includes clippings on a variety of 1965,1970- parliamentary and constituency issues. Includes material relating to 1977,n.d. administrative secrecy. (Part A)

12 Notes, Speeches and Correspondence (Part B) 1965,1970- 1977

13 Pearson Memorial Advisory Group: correspondence and newsletters relating 1973, 1977 to the establishment of the Lester B. Pearson College of the Pacific. MG 32 C 72 GORDON FAIRWEATHER 23

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14 Personalities: clippings pertaining to a variety of different people including 1965-1977 Grattan O'Leary, Arnold Toynbee, , Julius Nyere and John Fleming.

15 Public Lending Right: newsletters, bylaws and reports of the Writers Union 1971-1974 of Canada. Fairweather's correspondence and notes.

20 16 Public Works: correspondence. 1962-1966

17 Radio Broadcast: transcripts of broadcasts by Fairweather on the events of 1963-1969 Parliament.(See also Volume 9 file 9). (Part A)

18 Radio Broadcast (Part B) 1963-1969

21 1 Rights and Immunities of M.P.'s: minutes, memos and reports of the 1976 Committee.

2 Solicitor General 1973-1975

3 Speeches-notes n.d.

4 Speeches-old: includes notes and some sermons. Contains a number of 1952,1955 speeches from Fairweather's provincial legislative career, House of 1958-1962, Commons addresses and a speeches given at various schools and other 1967,1968, institutions. (Part A). (See also Volume 16, files 7 and 8, Volume 20, files 1974 10-12, and Volume 24, files 9-12).

5 Speeches-old (Part B) 1952,1955, 1958-1962, 1967,1968, 1974

6 Speeches-old (Part C) 1952,1955, 1958-1962, 1967,1968, 1974

7 Speeches-notes: contains background information for speeches. n.d.,1972

8 Speeches (Part A) 1965-1977

9 Speeches (Part B 1965-1977

10 Speeches (Part C) 1965-1977

11 Speeches: also contains articles. 1967-1974 24 GORDON FAIRWEATHER MG 32 C 72

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21 12 Speeches, Clippings and Articles 1968,1972- 1975

13 Speeches 1975

22 1 Statutory Instruments Committee: minutes, memos and correspondence. 1973-1974

2 Television: correspondence, notes and articles. (Part A) 1970

3 Television (Part B) 1970

4 Violence: clippings and articles. 1970-1976

5 World Affairs: speeches, correspondence and notes on international affairs 1968-1971 unrelated to Fairweather's parliamentary role.

6 World Development: notes, speeches and clippings. 1975-1976

7 Young Canada Works: correspondence and project proposals. 1977

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8 A View From the Hill: copies of Fairweather's weekly radio reports to his 1976-1977 constituents concerning affairs of Parliament. (Part A)

9 A View From the Hill (Part B) 1976-1977

10 Actra Awards: correspondence and notes regarding Fairweather's 1979 involvement as a presenter for the awards.

11 Anglican Church: correspondence and notices. See also Volume, 8 files 1 1977-1979 and 2 and Volume 17 files 11 and 12.

12 Anniversary Dinner: correspondence and speech notes for an anniversary 1985 dinner of Fairweather's St. John law firm.

22 13 Appraisal: correspondence regarding Fairweather's annual public service 1979-1984 assessment.

14 Articles, Speeches and Clippings 1974-1977

15 Book Reviews: by Fairweather. n.d., 1970

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17 Bill C 25: correspondence regarding the removal of homosexuality from the 1977 criminal code.

18 Canadian Tribute to Human Rights: correspondence and a published 1991-1992 pamphlet.

19 Clippings and correspondence 1976-1977

20 El Salvador: articles about political state of the country. 1984

23 1 El Salvador: background information and research. 1984

2 El Salvador-elections: clippings, correspondence and reports pertaining to the 1984 Canadian three man observer team led by Fairweather.

3 El Salvador-press kit materials. 1984

4 El Salvador: correspondence and official communiques. 1984

5 El Salvador Seminar: at the Parliamentary Centre concerning the elections. 1984 Includes an agenda, notes and reports.

6 El Salvador and Human Rights: meeting between the Human Rights 1987 Commission of Canada and representatives from El Salvador's Human Rights Commission. Includes notes, correspondence and reports.

7 External Affairs: consultations with Canadian non-governmental 1985 organizations on the U.N. Commission on human rights. Includes an agenda, notes and reports.

23 8 External Affairs: consultations with Canadian non-governmental 1986 organizations on the U.N. Commission on human rights.

9 External Affairs: consultations with Canadian non-governmental 1987 organizations. Includes statements and press releases regarding meetings about human rights issues.

10 Guatemala Elections: correspondence, clippings, bulletins, itineraries, notes, 1985-1986 background information and reports. (Part A)

11 Guatemala Elections (Part B) 1985-1986

12 Guatemala Elections (Part C) 1985-1986

13 Guatemala and Human Rights: letter announcing the establishment of a 1987 Human Rights Office in Guatemala. 26 GORDON FAIRWEATHER MG 32 C 72

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14 Guatemala: notes and communiques regarding the establishment of a Human 1986-1987 Rights Commission in Guatemala.

15 Guatemala: various pamphlets and brochures on the country and its 1985 government.

16 Immigration: correspondence, notes and articles. 1978, 1992

17 Inter-Church Committee on Human Rights in Latin America: 1986 correspondence, memos and minutes.

18 Inter-American Institute of Human Rights: report of activities. 1985

19 Invitations: various invitations to governmental or diplomatic events. (Part 1975,1977 A) 1980-1991

20 Invitations (Part B) 1975,1977 1980-1991

21 Invitations (Part C) 1975,1977 1980-1991

22 Malaysian Elections: notes and correspondence. 1990

23 23 National Arts Centre Orchestra Strike: memos, correspondence and articles 1989 documenting Fairweather's involvement in the National Arts Centre Orchestra's strike.

24 National Magazine Awards: correspondence and articles relating to 1980 Fairweather's role as a judge for the awards.

24 1 Newspaper Clippings: primarily concerning parliamentary affairs. 1963-1977

2 Order of Canada: correspondence relating to a variety of nominations 1978-1984 proposed by Fairweather. Also clippings and correspondence on Fairweather's own admission into the Order. (Part A)

3 Order of Canada (Part B) 1978-1984

4 Organization for Rehabilitation Through Training: correspondence and scroll 1980 to commemorate Fairweather's service on the awards committee.

5 Ottawa Peace Resource Centre: correspondence. 1987

6 Queen's University Seminar on the Future of Canadian Communities. 1977

7 Retirement Card: prepared by staff for Fairweather upon his retirement. 1992 MG 32 C 72 GORDON FAIRWEATHER 27

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8 Speeches, Book Reviews and Articles: on a variety of topics. (Part A). (See n.d., 1977 also Volume 16 files 7 and 8, Volume 20 files 9-12, and Volume 21 files 3- 13).

9 Speeches, Book Reviews and Articles (Part B)

10 Speech Notes: for different speech topics. (Part A) 1987

11 Speech Notes (Part B) 1987

12 Trilateral Commission: correspondence, memos and reports. 1977-1981

24 13 United Nations - Second International Conference on Tolerance for Diversity 1989 of Religion or Belief: correspondence, notes and reports.

15 U.N.: statement by Fairweather on the Implementation of the Declaration of 1986 Elimination of all forms of Intolerance and of Discrimination based on religion or belief.

16 U.N. Commission on Human Rights: correspondence, notes, agendas and 1986 reports. (Part A)

17 U.N. Commission on Human Rights (Part B) 1986

18 U.N. Commission on Human Rights: notes and reports. 1986

19 U.N. Commission on Human Rights: notes and reports. 1987

25 1 University of New Brunswick: correspondence. 1975-1981

2 Zimbabwe: correspondence, notes, clippings, communiques and reports. 1980 Includes correspondence with the Commonwealth Secretariat on implementation and follow up of Commonwealth observers for the 1980 election. Also material pertaining on Canada's team led by Fairweather. (Part A)

3 Zimbabwe (Part B) 1980

4 Zimbabwe (Part C) 1980

5 Zimbabwe (Part D) 1980

6 Zimbabwe Canadian Delegation: correspondence, clippings and notes. 1980

7 Zimbabwe: correspondence and statement of Canadian Team of Observers. 1980 28 GORDON FAIRWEATHER MG 32 C 72

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8 Zimbabwe Legal Resources Foundation: meetings in Harare. 1987