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Jean Augustine Fonds Inventory #515 page 1 SERIES FILE LIST - S00378 Jean Augustine fonds Inventory #515 Call #: File: Title: Date(s): Note: 2007-022/135 (1) Dolemite / Rudy Ray Moore ; Xenon 1975 1 videocassette : Entertainment Group. VHS. 2007-022/135 (2) Happy Birthday Dr. King ; King Center [ca. 198-?] 1 videocassette : Production. VHS. 2007-022/135 (3) Heroes : the Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King 1986 1 videocassette : Jr. ;American Co. ; Phillip Burton VHS. Productions. 2007-022/135 (4) The King Holiday Video / Nonviolence : the 1986 1 videocassette : building blocks of character. / Dr. Martin VHS. Luther Kin Jr. His life and Dream. / The 'I Have a Dream' Speech. / Dexter King, Yolanda King ; King Center Productions. 2007-022/135 (5) In Remembrance of Martin / Idanha Films 1987 1 video cassette : (Dallas, TX). VHS. 2007-022/135 (6) Jean's Birthday / Grenada by Sybil 1987 1 videocassette : Gibbs-Horton / Dialect by Dick Lochan. VHS. 2007-022/135 (7) Children Are Special MSSB Schools and The April 1987 1 videocassette : Arts / Cable Television Etobicoke. VHS. 2007-022/135 (8) Women of Distinction / Brian Bobbie June 1987 1 videocassette : Productions. VHS. 2007-022/135 (9) Germany/Austria March 1988 1 videocassette : VHS. 2007-022/135 (10) Germany/Austria March 1988 1 videocassette : VHS. 2007-022/136 (1) Farewell Jean Augustine St. Gregory's [ca. June 1988] 1 videocassette : School VHS. 2007-022/136 (2) Partnerships Working Together Hon. Ed 18 April 1988 1 videocassette : Fulton VHS. 2007-022/136 (3) Somalian Wedding Fall 1991 1 videocassette : VHS. 2007-022/136 (4) Operational Potential Video 12 December 1991 1 videocassette : VHS. 2007-022/136 (5) SpeciaLink : The Mainstream is the Right [ca. 1992] 1 videocassette : Stream. On the Road to Mainstream Daycare VHS. 2007-022/136 (6) Rookie Ball Jumbotron 1992 1 videocassette : VHS. 2007-022/136 (7) Youth Speak Out Metro Toronto Housing 1992 1 videocassette : Authority /Les Nirenberg Communications VHS. Ltd. 2007-022/136 (8) Metro Toronto Housing Authority Anti-Drug 1992 1 videocassette : Competition VHS. 2007-022/136 (9) Campaign 93 Jean Augustine Victory 25 October 1993 1 videocassette : Celebration VHS. 1 of 3. 2007-022/136 (10) Campaign 93 Jean Augustine Victory 25 October 1993 1 videocassette : Celebration VHS. 2 of 3. 2007-022/137 (1) Campaign 93 Jean Augustine Victory 25 October 1993 1 videocassette : Celebration VHS. 3 of 3. 2007-022/137 (2) House of Commons Orientation 1993 1 videocassette : VHS. page 2 SERIES FILE LIST - S00378 Jean Augustine fonds Inventory #515 Call #: File: Title: Date(s): Note: 2007-022/137 (3) Voices from Cairo : The International 1994 1 videocassette : Conference on Population and Development VHS. / United Nations Population Fund. 2007-022/137 (4) January 1994 1 videocassette : VHS. 2007-022/137 (5) Between the Lines (TVO)01/13/94 / Canada January - June 1994 1 videocassette : AM (CTV) 01/19/94 / Ottawa Inside-Out VHS. 06/26/1994 2007-022/137 (6) Jean Augustine, M.P. (Etobicoke-Lakeshore) 17 January 1994 1 videocassette : House of Commons Debates 1 videocassette VHS. : VHS. 2007-022/137 (7) Jean Augustine, M.P. House of Commons 17 January - 16 1 videocassette : Coverage February 1994 VHS. 2007-022/137 (8) Canada AM January 19, 1994 "New MPs" 19 January 1994 1 videocassette : Jean Augustine 1 videocassette : VHS. VHS. 2007-022/137 (9) Jean Augustine, M.P. (Etobicoke-Lakeshore) 1-16 February 1994 1 videocassette : House of Commons Debates VHS. 2007-022/137 (10) Race to Freedom : The Underground 19 February 1994 1 videocassette : Railroad VHS. 2007-022/138 (1) Investment in Jobs : A Canadian Fashion April 1994 1 videocassette : Statement / Les Productions F1 for Canadian VHS. Apparel Foundation. 2007-022/138 (2) Managing Global Population Issues : June 1994 1 videocassette : Margaret Carley Carlson / Art Holbrook VHS. Productions for Foundation for International Training. 2007-022/138 (3) Capture the Spirit of The Awesome National 1 October 1994 1 videocassette : Prayer Rally VHS. 2007-022/138 (4) Let's Keep Flying Together : Canada's Unity [ca. 1995?] 1 videocassette : Song = Envolons-Nous Ensemble :La VHS. Chanson de l'Unite du Canada. / David Austen. 2007-022/138 (5) Disappearances in Punjab / Ram Narayan ; 1995 1 videocassette : Lorenzo Skerjanz. VHS. 2007-022/138 (6) Bridge of Peace International Women's 22 January - 12 March 1 videocassette : Friendship Conference for World Peace / 1995 VHS. Women's Federation for World Peace Inc 2007-022/138 (7) Jean [February 1995?] 1 videocassette : VHS. 2007-022/138 (8) The Jean Augustine Community Report / The 28 March 1995 1 videocassette : 1995 Budget Report with David Walker P.S. VHS. to Min of Finance. / Rogers Ottawa Bureau. 2007-022/138 (9) Jean Augustine, M.P. with Peter Miliken, 31 May 1995 1 videocassette : M.P. / -- Rogers Ottawa Bureau. VHS. 2007-022/138 (10) Bill Graham, M.P. with Jean Augustine / 31 May 1995 1 videocassette : Rogers Ottawa Bureau. VHS. 2007-022/139 (1) Canadian Ethnic Journalist Awards 18 June 1995 1 videocassette : Broadcast VHS. 2007-022/139 (2) Black Youth Helpline Planning Conference 7-9 July 1995 1 videocassette : Winnipeg, Manitoba VHS. page 3 SERIES FILE LIST - S00378 Jean Augustine fonds Inventory #515 Call #: File: Title: Date(s): Note: 2007-022/139 (3) The Harvest of Silence The Sri Lankan [ca. 9 July 1995] 1 videocassette : Government's Drive for Peace And Its VHS. Solution for the Tamil Problem / HURT (Human Rights for Tamils). 2007-022/139 (4) Meet Our Friend : Ahmadiyya Movement in 3 October 1995 1 videocassette : Islam Jean Augustine, M.P. VHS. 2007-022/139 (5) Jean Augustine Speeches 3 October - 14 1 videocassette : December 1995 VHS. 2007-022/139 (6) 5ta. Conferencia De Esposas de Jefes De 16-20 October 1995 1 videocassette : Estado y de Gobierno de las Americas VHS. (Paraguay) 2007-022/139 (7) Jean Augustine Holiday Message / Rogers 11 December 1995 1 videocassette : Ottawa Bureau. VHS. 2007-022/139 (8) Rail Cycle North : Today's Waste [after 1995?] 1 videocassette : Management Solution For Ontario's Future VHS. 2007-022/139 (9) Sacred Assembly / Native Multimedia 1996 1 videocassette : Productions. VHS. 2007-022/139 (10) Jean Augustine, M.P. House of Commons 28 February - 17 June 1 videocassette : Interventions. 1996 VHS. 2007-022/140 (1) Jane Taber's Ottawa April 1996 1 videocassette : VHS. 2007-022/140 (2) Etobicoke Seniors Connecting & May 1996 1 videocassette : Communicating "Together For Each Other" VHS. 2007-022/140 (3) ATN CRTC Demo Tape (Asian Television 13 May 1996 1 videocassette : Network) VHS. 2007-022/140 (4) Un Paysage Qui Se Transforme / United 22 May 1996 1 videocassette : Nations Population Fund. VHS. 2007-022/140 (5) Changing Places / United Nations Population 22 May 1996 1 videocassette : Fund. VHS. 2007-022/140 (6) A Conversation with Mary Clancy and Jean 30 May 1996 1 videocassette : Augustine / Rogers Ottawa Bureau. VHS. 2007-022/140 (7) We Are The United Nations Population Fund 7 June 1996 1 videocassette : VHS. 2007-022/140 (8) Nous Sommes Le Fonds Des Nations Unies 7 June 1996 1 videocassette : Pour La Population VHS. 2007-022/140 (9) Women, Voice of the Oppressed Speech by 21 June 1996 1 videocassette : Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, the Iranian Resistance's VHS. President-elect London / Office of the National Council of Resistance of Iran in Canada. 2007-022/140 (10) The Dark Side of Native Sovereignty / 20 August 1996 1 videocassette : Witness with Knowlton Nash. VHS. 2007-022/141 (1) House Proceedings Jean Augustine October 1996 1 videocassette : VHS. 2007-022/141 (2) Jean Augustine, M.P. with John Harvard, October 1996 1 videocassette : M.P. / Rogers Ottawa Bureau. VHS. 2007-022/141 (3) The National Magazine / Canadian 10 October 1996 1 videocassette : Broadcasting Company. VHS. 2007-022/141 (4) Symposium of the Organization of Islamic 12-14 October 1996 1 videocassette : page 4 SERIES FILE LIST - S00378 Jean Augustine fonds Inventory #515 Call #: File: Title: Date(s): Note: Conference / Islam and the West - Towards VHS. Dialogue and Understanding (Toronto, Canada). 2007-022/141 (5) Jean Augustine, MP Holiday Message / December 1996 1 videocassette : Rogers Ottawa Bureau. KSP-30. 2007-022/141 (6) House of Commons Proceedings 1997-1998 1 videocassette : Interventions VHS. 2007-022/141 (7) In the Public Interest : The Benefits of High 1997 1 videocassette : Quality Child Care / Mark Ruben Productions VHS. Inc. 2007-022/141 (8) Fury For The Sound : The Women At 1997 1 videocassette : Clayoquot / Telltale Productions, Ltd. VHS. 2007-022/141 (9) Bitter Paradise : The Sell-out of East Timor / 1997 1 videocassette : Snapshot Productions Ltd. VHS. 2007-022/141 (10) Submission by Philip Capobianco Honours 25 February 1991 1 videocassette : B.A., B.Ed., M.Ed. Ontario Select Committee VHS. Sent 13 on Ontario in Confederation August 1997. 2007-022/141 (11) Jean Augustine, M.P. with guest Tony Valeri, 23 October 1997 1 videocassette : M.P./ Rogers Ottawa Bureau. VHS. 2007-022/142 (1) Stoned Hemp Nation On Trial A 1998 1 videocassette : Documentary / Big Smoke Productions. VHS. 2007-022/142 (2) Liberation and Thanksgiving Service : 1st 21 March 1998 1 videocassette : Anniversary. / Sharpe Video-Images. VHS. Host Pastor : Archbishop Deloris Seiveright. 2007-022/142 (3) Cambodian Demonstrators for democracy in 7-11 September 1998 1 videocassette : Phnom Penh Cambodia. VHS. 2007-022/142 (4) Forum on Adolescence Reproductive Health 31 October 1998 1 videocassette : / CPAC-TV. VHS. 2007-022/142 (5) House Proceedings Interventions 1 February - 15 1 videocassette : December 1999 VHS. 2007-022/142 (6) Jean Augustine, M.P. with Elinor Caplan, 2 March 1999 1 videocassette : M.P. VHS. 2007-022/142 (7) Jean Augustine, M.P. with Hon Paul Martin, 4 March 1999 1 videocassette : M.P. VHS. 2007-022/142 (8) The Challenge of An Aging Society / 20 April 1999 1 videocassette : CPAC-TV.
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