| F0316 - J.L. Granatstein fonds |
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Minutes, memoranda and agendas |
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(1) | ARTS AND LETTERS CLUB OF TORONTO (includes Membership telephone lists) | 1984 -1985 | |
| (2) | CIIA (Canadian Institute of International Affairs): Mailing List and Welcome Letter | |||
| (3) | CIIA (Canadian Institute of International Affairs): Nov. 1983 - Dec. 1986. | |||
| (4) | Ottawa and the World : Canada's Foreign Policy, May 6,7,8, 1983 | |||
| (5) | Canadian Business Representation in the United States, March 20, 1984 (Cancelled). | |||
| (6) | The World According to Washington : Ottawa's Options, May 3,4,5, 1985 | |||
| (7) | The Gorbachev Era : Canada, the USSR and Eastern Europe, May 2,3,4, 1986 | |||
| (8) | CIIA STUDY TRIPS SUBCOMMITTEE (1985,1986) | |||
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Canada Council Killam Committee, (1985-1988) NOTE: Each file also contains Curricula Vitarum of Members |
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(9) | The Killam Selection Committee, 1985. Includes, The Killam Program of the Canada Council, 1967-1982, written by M.G. MacLeod | ||
| (10) | Research Fellowships, 1985/86 | |||
| (11) | Social Sciences Fellowships, 1985/86 | |||
| (12) | Research Fellowships, 1986/87 | |||
| (13) | Social Sciences Fellowships, 1986/87 | |||
| (14) | Research Fellowships, 1987/88 | |||
| (15) | Killam Research Fellowship Application | |||
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YUFA |
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(16) | Newsletters and Newssheets, 1983. (Primarily regarding tenure) | ||
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Notes & lectures |
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(17) | Lecture given on Oct. 17, 1986, Canadian History Educators Association/Association Canadienne D'Histoire de L'Education; Paper written & read by Michiel Horn at CAUT Conference, 24 Nov. 1984; Lectures: Excellence and Democracy [1986?]; What's Wrong With Canadian Universities? 27 Feb 1986; What's Wrong With Canadian Universities? (n.d.); Untitled (n.d.) | ||
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Correspondence and financial papers |
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(18) | General | 1976-1981 | |
| (19) | General | 1982 | ||
| (20) | General | 1983 | ||
| (21) | General | 1984 | ||
| (22) | General | 1985 | ||
| (23) | Dec. 2, 1985, signed P.M. Brian Mulroney | |||
| (24) | General | 1986 | ||
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Publications |
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(25) | Includes printed material related to correspondence: Academic Pursuits; Action For Quality Education; The Acute Newsletter; Higher Education: The Next 20 Years; Welcome to Post Tenure Review; Why Our Teachers Can't Teach | ||
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Canada 1957-67. |
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(26) | Archival Research Material including finding aids from several Archives | ||
| (27) | Correspondence | 1980 | ||
| (28) | Correspondence | 1981 | ||
| (29) | Correspondence | 1982 | ||
| (30) | Correspondence | 1983 | ||
| (31) | Correspondence | 1984 | ||
| (32) | Correspondence | 1985 | ||
| (33) | Correspondence | 1986 | ||
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Call Number: 1988-018/002 |
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| (34) | Financial Reports & Applications | 1982 | ||
| (35) | Financial Reports & Applications | 1983 | ||
| (36) | Financial Reports & Applications | 1984 | ||
| (37) | Financial Reports & Applications | 1985 | ||
| (38) | Canadian Studies, addressed to J.L. Granatstein: David V.J. Bell, Acting Director of Robarts Centre for Canadian Studies; Serge Joyal, U. of T. Dept. of History, 1984; Prof. Alan F.J. Artibise, President of The Association for Canadian Studies, 1984; Harry W. Arthurs, President of York U. 1985 | |||
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Diefenbaker, papers. NOTE: photocopies of Diefenbaker's personal correspondence. Nominal list. |
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(39) | Introduction and letters | ||
| (40) | Letters for Chapter 1, 1914-1940 | |||
| (41) | Letters for Chapter 2, 1940-1948 | |||
| (42) | Letters for Chapter 3, 1945-1947 | |||
| (43) | Letters for Chapter 4, 1948-1953 | |||
| (44) | Letters for Chapter 5, 1956-1958 | |||
| (45) | Letters for Chapter 6, 1958-1963 | |||
| (46) | Letters for Chapter 7, Apr. 1964-Aug. 1967 | |||
| (47) | Letters for Chapter 8, Sept. 1967-Apr. 1976 | |||
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Front Yard Parking Subcommittee |
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(48) | Letters concerning the use of park land for parking lot space | 1984 | |
| (49) | Marlborough Avenue Park Area | 1987 | ||
| (50) | Conclusion to the battle between the residents of Marlborough Ave. and Budget | 1988 | ||
| (51) | Granatstein et al V. Palmer et al; Includes printed material | |||
| (52) | The Great Brain Robbery: Written reactions to The Great Brain Robbery, 1977-1986. | |||
| (53) | The Great Brain Robbery: McClelland & Stuart (includes financial papers) | |||
| (54) | The Ivory Tower Is Falling: Correspondence between co-authors | |||
| (55) | Permissions: Various subjects | |||
| (56) | Royal Commission: The Issue That Won't Go Away: Free Trade Between Canada and the United States; Includes financial papers as well as portions of typescripts | |||
| (57) | Sacred Trust: Includes contract and correspondence between co-authors, 1984-1986 | |||
| (58) | When Push Came To Shove: Canada and the United States. [chapter for Thomas Patersons' Kennedy's Quest For Victory]: Letters between contributors, author and publisher | |||
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Printed material and manuscripts: By J.L. Granatstein |
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(59) | Canadian Universities Toward the End of the Century, Financial Post, Oct 1985 | ||
| (60) | The Great Brain Robbery : The Decline and Fall of Canada's Universities. Not final version although largely complete | |||
| (61) | The Great Brain Robbery : Two Years Later | |||
| (62) | The First 200 Years. Outline only | |||
| (63) | Sacred Trust. Complete, 1986 | |||
| (64) | When Push Came To Shove. Single chapter for Thomas Petersons' Kennedy's Quest For Victory | |||
| (65) | The Issue That Won't Go Away : Free Trade Between Canada and the United States. Includes 1st draft and revised pages of copy 2 | |||
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Printed material and manuscripts: By other writers concerning higher education and the Great Brain Robbery. |
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(66) | Bottoming Out. Council of Ontario Universities | ||
| (67) | The Canadian Studies Foundation. John N. Grant, Robert L. Anderson, and Peter L. McGrath | |||
| (68) | A Critique of The Great Brain Robbery Canada's Universities On the Road to Ruin. University of Ottawa working paper 84-60 by Max von Zur-Muehlen. Second copy includes a cover letter from the author as well as a thank-you letter to the author from R. Bothwell | |||
| (69) | The Freeze Dried Brain. Tel-Aviv University and York University, by Joseph Agassi | |||
| (70) | How To Have Life After Tenure, Policy Options, Vol.6 No.3, by David McQueen | |||
| (71) | Keeping Canada Competitive:The Importance of Post-Secondary Education. The Canadian Manufacturers' Association. (Includes a letter from R.W. Saari to Mr. David Vice). | |||
| (72) | On The Supression of Thought By Our Academics: A Presentation. Journal of Canadian Fiction, 35/36 (Fall 1986), Wilfred Cude | |||
| (73) | Ontario Universities: Options and Futures, The Commission on the Future Development of the Universities of Ontario. December 1984 | |||
| (74) | Romancing the Past: Nostalgic Conservatism, The Great Brain Robbery, and the History of Education. Canadian History of Education Association Halifax, Paul Axelrod | |||
| (75) | Report of the Nova Scotia Royal Commission On Post-Secondary Education, 1985 | |||
| (76) | Socialist Studies Bulletin, No.1(Winter 1985) photocopy only. No.2(Spring 1985). | |||
| (77) | Submission th the Senate Finance Committee Nov. 28, 1985, David J. Bercuson and Robert Bothwell | |||
| (78) | Supply Side Academics, CAUT Bulletin Dec 1984, Paul Axelrod | |||
| (79) | University of Toronto - Renewal 1987. A discussion paper on the nature and role of the University of Toronto | |||
| (80) | What Literary Criticism Needs to Learn From Scientific Methodology. MOSAIC XVII, Fall 1984, Wilfred Cude | |||
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(81) | Regarding George Drew Biography which was never completed | ||
| (82) | The Great Brain Robbery - reviews and announcements | 1984-1987 | ||
| (83) | The Great Brain Robbery - related material (not source) | |||
| (84) | The Great Brain Robbery - source material | |||
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Publisher's catalogues: |
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(85) | McClelland & Stuart Catalogues, 1984. Includes The Great Brain Robbery | ||
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Interviews |
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(86) | Interviews conducted by J. Granatstein for Sacred Trust: Peter White, PMO; Charles MacMillan, PCO; Alain Gourd, DM Communications; Jean Fournier, Assist. DM Fed/Prov Rel.; Gerry Shannon, Sr Assist. DM Trade Tax; Dr. David Kirkwood, DM Health & Welfare; Timothy Porteous; Fred Doucet, PMO; Senator Findley MacDonald; Geof Norquay, PMO; Blenkarn (conducted by D.J.Bercuson); Tom Hockin, MP; Paul Dunn, Policy Advisor PMO; Andre Brossard (conducted by D.J. Bercuson); Steve Probyn (conducted by D.J.Bercuson); Keith Thompson; Rob Wright & Barry Lipsett; Harry Near; John Osborne; Ian Shugart, Sr. Policy Advisor to J.Epp; Fred W. Corbet; Steve Probyn | ||