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Folder 1.

1. CBC a) Indian and Eskimo programming. [Missing]
   b) Shortwave Program schedule. [Missing]
2. Canadian Labour Congress. Submission to the Special Senate Committee on the Mass Media, January 22, 1970
3. C.R.T.C. Communiques press releases, proceedings
   3a. Same [C.R.T.C. Communiques press releases, proceedings]
4. Canadian Red Cross Society. Submission to CRTC March 31, 1970
5. Intercommunity Television. Cable T.V. and the community
6. Intercommunity T.V. Some questions answered about Intercom
7. Kenomadiwin
8. The Silent constituency
9. New Democratic Part. Press release
10. Standield, Robert L. Text of a speech to Broadcast Executives Society. November 10, 1971
11. Videotech

File consists of Prof. John Wadland’s subject file on Broadcasting: General (file 2 of 2) and 2. File includes newspaper clippings on Canada’s communications, TV and the freedom of choice, children's TV, business, and politics.

Folder 2.

1. National Indian Brotherhood of Canada… Brief to C.R.T.C.
2. National Indian Brotherhood of Canada… Presentation to Special Senate Committee on Mass Madie
3. Nielsen, Frederik. Report about inquiries concerning broadcasting conditions…
4. Newspaper clippings, 1970
5. Newspaper clippings, 1971
6. Newspaper clippings, 1972
7. Newspaper clippings, 1972
8. Undated clippings

1. Shayon Robert Lewis. T.V. - Radio
2. Newspaper clippings, 1971
3. Newspaper clippings, 1972
4. Undated newspaper clipping

File consists of Prof. John Wadland’s subject file on Broadcasting: General (1 of 2). File includes, legislation of the Canadian Government, photocopies of book chapters, and student papers.

Item is either a broadside or a page removed from a book. One side has auction advertisement and map, verso is a cartoon about the Lawson land sale.

This item is a broadside advertising Horses for Sale by the Patterson Brothers of Millbrook, Ontario, who bred and sold horses as a business enterprise.

Volume consists of a book used to record suit measurements for the customers of a tailor, presumably William Campbell of Keene, Ontario. Loose receipts and letters regarding the Campbell estate are enclosed in the book.