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Deborah Coyne Fonds Mg 32 G 27 Manuscript Division des Division manuscrits DEBORAH COYNE FONDS MG 32, G 27 Finding Aid No. 2113 / Instrument de recherche no 2113 Prepared by Loretta Barber in 1997 for the Political Préparé par Loretta Barber en 1997 pour la Section des Archives Section. archives politiques -ii- TABLE OF CONTENTS Pages Provincial Task Forces and Legislative Committees on Meech Lake Accord Series ............................ 1-2 Meech Lake Accord Submissions 1987-1989 Series .........................................................2 Coyne’s Collection of Background articles, key biefs and clippings relating to the Meech Lake Accord, 1987-1988, Series ......................................................................... 3-4 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution Series ........................................................... 4-11 Articles and Presentations by D. Coyne Sub-series ..................................................... 11-16 Charter Arguments Series ........................................................................... 16-17 New Brunswick Court Challenge, 1992-1994, Series ..................................................... 17-19 Correspondence Series .............................................................................. 19-30 Eugene Forsey Correspondence, 1987-1991, Sub-series .....................................................30 Key Newfoundland Files Series ...................................................................... 31-34 Newfoundland Memoranda Series .................................................................... 34-38 Newfoundland Speeches and Articles Series ........................................................... 38-40 Referendum Files Series ............................................................................. 40-41 Canada for all Canadians Sub-series .................................................................. 41-43 Privy Council Office Media Coverage Series ........................................................... 43-44 DEBORAH COYNE FONDS MG 32 G 27 Vol. File/Dossier Subject/Sujet Date SERIES: PROVINCIAL TASK FORCES AND LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEEES ON MEECH LAKE ACCORD 1 1 Manitoba Task Force on Meech Lake April 1989 2 Manitoba Task Force on Meech Lake Accord - April 1989 submission by D. Coyne 3 New Brunswick - submission on the 1987 1988-1989 Constitutional Accord 4 New Brunswick Legislative Committee on the Jan. 1989 1987 Constitutional Accord - D. Coyne’s submission 5 Ontario Select Committee on Constitutional Reform - 1988 Agendas 6 Ontario Select Committee on Constitutional Reform - Feb. 1988 opening statement by D. Coyne 7 Hansard transcript. Legislative Assembly of Ontario. Feb. 24, Select Committee on Constitutional Reform 1988 1 8 Ontario Select Committee on Constitutional Reform - 1988 statement, notes, correspondence 2 DEBORAH COYNE FONDS MG 32 G 27 Vol. File/Dossier Subject/Sujet Date 9 Ontario Select Committee on Constitutional Reform - 1988 circulation list 10 Gouin, W.P. - submission to Special Joint Committee - 1988 correspondence 11 Ontario Select Committee on Constitutional Reform - 1987 correspondence 12 Ontario Select Committee on Constitutional Reform - 1988 correspondence 13 Ontario Select Committee on Constitutional Reform. 1988 Hearings - correspondence, clippings 14 Ontario Select Committee on Constitutional Reform - Jan. 1988 correspondence to supporters 15 Ontario Select Committee on Constitutional Reform - 1988 lobbying to be heard in western provinces 16 Prince Edward Island - background to submission on 1981, 1987 Constitutional Accord SERIES: MEECH LAKE ACCORD SUBMISSIONS 1987-1989 17 Meech Lake - submissions to the Special Joint 1987 Committee on the 1987 Constitutional Accord 18 Meech Lake - submissions to the Special Joint 1988-1989 Committee Part I 19 Meech Lake - submissions to the Special Joint 1988-1989 Committee Part II SERIES: COYNE’S COLLECTION OF BACKGROUND ARTICLES, KEY BRIEFS AND CLIPPINGS RELATING TO THE MEECH LAKE ACCORD, 1987-1988 MG 32 G 27 DEBORAH COYNE FONDS 3 Vol. File/Dossier Subject/Sujet Date 1 20 Meech Lake Accord background articles - 1987-1988 articles, submissions, correspondence Part I 21 Meech Lake Accord background articles - 1987-1988 articles, submissions, correspondence Part II 2 1 Meech Lake Accord - key briefs 1987 2 Meech Lake Accord - clippings and key commentaries 1987 3 Meech Lake Accord - clippings and key commentary 1987 in French - Part I 4 Meech Lake Accord - clippings and key commentary 1987 in French - Part II 5 Meech Lake Accord - A Guide to the Accord June 1987 6 Coyne, Deborah - speaking notes 1987 7 Coyne, Deborah - speaking notes in French plus 1987 clippins 8 Key Commentaries - clippings 1987-1988 9 Special Joint Committee - members of 1987 10 Special Joint Committee Hearings - Request to Appear 1987 11 Special Joint Committee - Report of the 1987 1987 Constitutional Accord 12 Special Joint Committee Hearings - notes 1987 2 13 Special Joint Committee - original brief by D. Coyne 20 July 1987 14 Special Joint Committee - Opening Statement of Aug. 1987 D. Coyne 15 Special Joint Committee - “Remarques Préliminaires” Aug. 1987 de D. Coyne 4 DEBORAH COYNE FONDS MG 32 G 27 Vol. File/Dossier Subject/Sujet Date 16 Special Joint Committee - briefs, submissions and 1987 correspondence to D. Coyne 17 Special Joint Committee - outgoing correspondence 1987 from D. Coyne SERIES: CANADIAN COALITION ON THE CONSTITUTION 18 Group of “Forty-three” - Activities 1987 19 Group of Forty-three - correspondence with Premiers 1987 20 Group of Forty-three - participants; statement 1987 21 Group of Forty-three - Key Material May 1987 22 Group of Forty-three - miscellaneous rough notes 1987 23 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - advertising 1988 24 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution -background 1987 25 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution -Challenge to Aug. 1987 Ontario Provincial Leaders 26 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - circulation 1987? addresses 2 27 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - Court 1983, 1987 challenge 3 1 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - mailing lists 1988 2 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution (C.C.C.) - 1987-1988 membership 3 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - official 1987 contacts MG 32 G 27 DEBORAH COYNE FONDS 5 Vol. File/Dossier Subject/Sujet Date 4 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - 1987 documentation for supporters 5 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - expenses 1987-1988 and contributions 6 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - funding 1987-1988 7 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - Fundraising 1987-1988 8 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - Groups and 1987 Associations 9 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - information 1987 distribution 10 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - launching 1987 11 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - meeting June 30, 1987 12 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - Members 1987-1988 of Provincial Parliament 13 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - National 1987 Advisory Council 14 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - political 1987 lobbying against Meech Accord 3 15 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - Resolution 1987? Against the Meech Accord 16 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - statement of 1987 aims 17 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - statement of 1987? concerns 18 Special Committee on the 1987 Constitutional Accord 1987 - brief by D. Coyne 6 DEBORAH COYNE FONDS MG 32 G 27 Vol. File/Dossier Subject/Sujet Date 19 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - statement of 1988, 1990 claim in the Federal Court of Canada 20 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - Steering June, 1987 Committee 21 Senate Committee of the Whole - contacts 1987 22 Senate Submissions Group on the Meech Lake 1988 Constitutional Accord Part I 23 Senate Submissions Group on the Meech Lake 1988 Constitutional Accord Part II 24 Canadian Coalition on the Constution - dissolution Oct. 1990 25 Miscellaneous - from Guelph, Ontario 1987-1988 26 Miscellaneous - Kingston, Ontario 1987 27 Miscellaneous - London, Ontario 1987 28 Miscellaneous - Ottawa, Ontario 1987 29 Miscellaneous - Peterborough, Ontario 1987 30 Miscellaneous - Sudbury, Ontario 1987 4 1 Miscellaneous - Toronto, Ontario 1987-1988 Part I 2 Miscellaneous - Toronto, Ontario 1987-1988 Part II 3 Miscellaneous - Waterloo, Ontario 1984, 1987 4 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - Academics 1987-1988 Part I 5 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - Academics 1987-1988 Part II MG 32 G 27 DEBORAH COYNE FONDS 7 Vol. File/Dossier Subject/Sujet Date 6 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - 1987 Margaret Atwood 7 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - 1988-1990 Breton, Albert 8 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - D.Coyne 1987 9 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - Dash, Peter 1987-1989 10 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - 1989 Gagnon, Lysiane 11 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - Johnson, Al 1987-1988 12 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - journalists 1987-1988 13 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - 1987 McKenna, Frank 14 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - Members of Oct. 1987 Parliament 15 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - others 1987-1988 16 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - politicians 1987 4 17 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - politicians 1989 18 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - 1989 Robertson, Bev 19 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - miscellaneous 1988-1991 correspondence File 1 20 Canadian Coalition on the Constitution - miscellaneous 1988-1991 correspondence
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