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Articles Includes:

• “James Kudelka: extending ballet’s language,” Journal of Canadian Studies, Fall 2000, 35(3), p. 162-172. Copy.
• “A Brief History of the National Ballet,” National Ballet of Canada celebration guide, [2001].
• “National Ballet of Canada,” and “Governor General’s Performing Arts Awards,” Microsoft Encarta Encyclopedia, 2002. Printout of articles written for Microsoft Encarta.
• “Contractual obligations: the National Ballet’s fiftieth season,” University of Toronto Quarterly, Spring 2003, 72(2), p. 649-659. Copy.
• “All in the trimmings,” Ballet Review, Spring 2004, 32(1), p. 85-90.
• “Guilty pleasures: fairy tales at the National Ballet of Canada,” Queens Quarterly, Fall 2004, 111(3), p. 359-367. Copy.
• “Universities at the edge,” Peterborough Examiner, March 14, 2005, A4.
• “A complicated contract: young rebels of literature and dance,” Queens Quarterly, Spring 2005, 112(1), p. 99-106. Copy.
• “Shock tactics in the theatre: monsters lurk beneath the stage,” Queen’s Quarterly, Winter 2005, 112(4), p. 579-586. Copy.
• “Brave new world: Tom Stoppard and on the Coast of Utopia,” Queen’s Quarterly, Fall 2007, 114(3), p.407-420. copy.
• “Divided we fall: subtitles, sound, and the postwar reconstruction of language,” Religion and the Arts, January 2008, 12(4), p. 559-568. Copy
• “Infusing the classroom with passion,” Focus Trent, February 2009, 8(3), p. 1-2. Copy.
• “Lois Marshall in Moscow,” Queen’s Quarterly, Fall 2010, 117(3), p. 359-368. Copy.
• “The post-classical age,” Dance International, Spring 2012, 40(1), p. 10-13. Includes review of Passion to Dance (2011) in the section “For the dance bookshelf” on page 32.

Articles include:

• “Some pivot for significance” in the poetry of Margaret Avison, Journal of Canadian Studies, May 1976, 11(2), p. 35-42. Copy
• “Structural unity in “The Deptford Trilogy”: Robertson Davies as egoist,” Journal of Canadian Studies, February 1977, 12(1), p. 68-74. Copy.
• “Some notes on Browning’s musical poems,” Journal of Canadian Studies, Spring 1978, 6(1), p. 46-56. Copy.
• “The National Ballet – thirty years on,” Journal of Canadian Studies, Summer 1981, (16)2, p. 113-118. Copy.
• “The second maiden’s tragedy,” University of Toronto Quarterly, Summer 1981, 50(4), p. 107-110. Copy.
• “Two Romeo and Juliets: the National Ballet and the RWB,” Journal of Canadian Studies, Winter 1982/1983, 17(4), p. 120-124. Copy.
• “Visionary Goals,” Journal of Canadian Studies, Summer 1983, 18(2), p. 149-151. Copy.
• “National Ballet of Canada,” Dance in Canada/ Danse du Canada, Autumn 1983, v. 37, p. 24-25.
• “The indigestion of widow-hood: blood, Jonson and “the way of the world”,” Modern Philology, February 1984, 81(3), p. 233-243. Copy
• “Touchstones: the National Ballet 1984-85,” Journal of Canadian Studies, Fall 1985, 20(3), p. 143-150. Offprint.
• “Literary derivatives: the ballet in 1985-86,” Journal of Canadian Studies, Fall 1987, 22(3), p. 127-133. Copy.
• “Review of The Politics of Mirth, Jonson, Herrick, Milton, Marvell, and the Defense of Old History Pastimes,” Renaissance and Revival, Summer 1988, 12(3), p. 234-237. Offprint.
• “Progeny: the ballet in 1987-88,” Journal of Canadian Studies, Fall 1988, 23(3), p. 130-139. Copy.
• “Shaping the legacy: the ballet in 1988-89,” Journal of Canadian Studies, Fall 1989, 24(3), p. 129-139. Copy.
• “Following the arts- music matters: the ballet in 1989-90,” Journal of Canadian Studies, Fall 1990, 25(3), p. 160-166. Offprint.
• “Contexts: the ballet in 1990-91,” Journal of Canadian Studies, Fall 1991, 26(3), p. 168-168. Copy
• “Scorecard: the ballet in 1991-92,” Journal of Canadian Studies, Fall 1992, 27(3), p. 128-134. Copy.
• “Crabb reviews James Neufeld: Power to Rise: History of the National Ballet of Canada,” CBC. November 18, 1996. Transcript of radio broadcast.
• “To have and not have,” Journal of Canadian Studies, Winter 1996/1997, 31(4), p. 161-164. Copy.
• Not without honour,” Dance International, January 1997, 24(4), p. 4-7. Photocopy of article.

Series consists of academic articles, and other articles written by James Neufeld in various publications. Some of these articles are original clippings, periodicals, or offprints. In some cases, copies of articles were made by archival staff, with the original copies returned to the donor.

This fonds consists of the constitution, correspondence, fund raising files, publications and reports of the Association For Canadian Studies.

This addition to the fonds consists of the Association for Canadian Studies correspondence, personnel files, constitution, membership files, materials related to Association for Canadian Studies awards, publications, workshops and conferences, publicity, fundraising, meeting minutes, Quebec regional materials and records on Canadian Studies as a discipline in the educational system.

This fonds consists of administrative documents and correspondence related to ACS publications and ACS conferences.

This fonds consists of correspondence, conference manuals and minutes of the Association of Canadian Universities for Northern Studies.

This item is a 16-page compilation of letters and excerpts from letters gathered in response to an attack on the Department of Education contained in a 24-page pamphlet written by G. Mercer Adam, a bookseller in Toronto. The first section contains three letters by Rev. Dr. Egerton Ryerson. The second section contains replies from public school inspectors, while the third section contains responses by J. George Hodgins, manager of the depository, and remarks and opinions of school trustees.

The principal correspondent in the "Attack on the people's depository for Ontario", Rev. Dr. Egerton Ryerson, was the Chief Superintendent of the Department of Education of Ontario. It was under his guidance that the educational system for the province was established.

Fonds consists of photographs, correspondence, and miscellaneous documents pertaining to the Atwood family of Lakefield, Ontario. Also included are materials pertaining to Anne Atwood's family, the Traills; a sketch identified through an accompanying note as Ernest Shackleton; and correspondence between Edwin Guillet and explorer George M. Douglas.

Fonds consists of photographs, memorabilia, scrapbooks, and newspaper clippings related to Aureen Richardson and her family, and to her genealogical research and historical research on events and people in the United Counties of Northumberland and Durham and Hastings County.