• Consists of letter (1975 January 18), Malibu (California), from B. Moore to Ameen Alwan.
• Typed letter(s) signed by the author (carbon copy) agreeing to an interview, and listing B. Moore's honours and awards and the Regents' Professorship.

• Consists of letter (1955 May 3), Montreal (Quebec), from B. Moore to Diana Athill.
• Typed letter(s) signed by the author (carbon copy) discussing promotion and publication of "Judith Hearne" and the AE Memorial Fund award.

• Consists of letter (1956 April 20), Westmount (Quebec), from B. Moore to Andre Deutsch.
• Typed letter(s) signed by the author (carbon copy) announcing that B. Moore will go to England to accept the Authors' Club Award for "Judith Hearne" in person.

• Consists of letter (1956 April 23), London (England), from Andre Deutsch, Andre Deutsch Limited, to Brian Moore, Montreal (Quebec).
• Typed letter(s) signed by the author discussing the Authors' Club Award dinner and the Penguin contract for "Judith Hearne."

• Consists of letter (1956 April 17), London (England), from Andre Deutsch, Director, Andre Deutsch Limited, to Brian Moore, Montreal (Quebec).
• Typed letter(s) signed by the author announcing that "Judith Hearne" has won the 1955 Authors' Club Award, and encouraging B. Moore to come to England to accept the award in person.

• Consists of letter (1956 April 24), London (England), from Andre Deutsch, Andre Deutsch Limited, to Brian Moore, Montreal (Quebec).
• Typed letter(s) signed by the author discussing the Authors' Club Award dinner and B. Moore's plans for his trip to England. Encloses schedule of Authors' Club House Dinners and Luncheons, 1955-1956. 5 p. on 1 leaf.

• Series consists of records pertaining to the organization, implementation and outcomes of the Reform Party’s assemblies. These events were the shared responsibility of the Communications and Policy departments.
• Includes planning manuals, official records of assemblies, French and English delegate packages, media clippings, organizational timelines, executive council nomination forms and ballots, resolutions and exposure drafts, minutes for the Assembly Resolutions Committee and the Nomination Committee and related material.

Subseries consists of video recordings of the proceedings at the Reform Association of Canada’s 1987 Assembly, the Reform Party of Canada’s assemblies and the United Alternative Party’s national conventions, including coverage of opening and closing ceremonies, speeches by the Party leader, keynote speakers and other Party officials, seminars and workshops, ballots, Executive Council and caucus question and answer periods, dinners, galas, and assembly or convention highlights.

• Consists of letter (1956 March 22), Boston (Massachusetts) from Seymour Lawrence, Director, Atlantic Monthly Press, to Brian Moore, Montreal (Quebec).
• Typed letter(s) signed by the author congratulating B. Moore on winning the Beta Sigma Phi Award for "Judith Hearne."

• Consists of letter (1956 April 25), Boston (Massachusetts) from Seymour Lawrence, Director, Atlantic Monthly Press, to Brian Moore, Montreal (Quebec).
• Typed letter(s) signed by the author forwarding advance copies of The Lonely Passion of "Judith Hearne", discussing the Authors' Club Award given to "Judith Hearne", the sale to Penguin Books and a possible T.V. version.

Series consists of awards granted to I. Kerr.

• File consists of records relating to B.C. Gas Lifetime Achievement Award given to Christie Harris May 23, 1998, at a public investiture ceremony at the Vancouver Public Library, Vancouver, B.C.
• Includes press release announcing award; advertisements of the award from BC Bookworld Summer 1998 and Winter 1998 as well as complete issues of BC Bookworld, V. 12, Nos. 1 and 2, Spring and Summer 1998.
• Vancouver Public Library posters advertising Library Square's 3rd birthday celebrations featuring the presentation of the BC Gas Award to Christie Harris.
• Official proclamation of the Mayor of Vancouver of May 23, 1998, as B.C. Author Achievement Day in honour of Christie Harris.
• Audio cassette tape (circa 15 minutes) of Christie Harris, Sheilagh Simpson and Michael Harris on unidentified CBC Vancouver radio program, May 22, 1998, discussing the Award.

• Consists of letter (1956 March 24), Windsor (Ontario), from Margerie Scott, Beta Sigma Phi, to Brian Moore.
• Typed letter(s) signed by the author congratulating B. Moore on winning the Beta Sigma Phi Award for "Judith Hearne."

• Consists of letter (1956 April 10), Windsor (Ontario), from Margerie Scott, Beta Sigma Phi, to Brian Moore.
• Typed letter(s) signed by the author discussing the Beta Sigma Phi Award won by B. Moore for "Judith Hearne" and explaining the sorority.

Consists of correspondence on editing, agents, invitation to speak at the 11th International conference on the Short Story (Metcalf declined), and Blaise's induction into the Order of Canada. Noted in file: Alice Munro, Tim Struthers. Noted in file: Alice Munro, Tim Struthers Rebecca Rosenblum, Alan Weiss, Cyril Dabydeen, Order of Canada, Margaret Atwood.

File consists of draft of Christie Harris's speech and photocopy of text of speech from Canadian Association of Children's Librarians news bulletin, Fall 1967. Speech was delivered at the CACL award banquet in Ottawa, Ontario, June 21, 1967, at which Christie Harris received the Canadian Association of Children's Librarians Medal Award for English Book of the Year for Raven's Cry (1966).

• Correspondence between representatives of Canada Council, Ottawa, Ontario, and Christie Harris.
• File consists of letters regarding Christie Harris's applications for and receipt of various Canada Council arts grants; participation in the public readings programme, the National Book Festival in 1981, 1983 and 1984 and on the jury for the Canada Council Children's Literature Prize in 1984 and 1985; winning the Children's Literature Prize for 1980 for The Trouble with Princesses; and invitations to the Governor General's Literary Awards in 1980 and presentation of the Canada Council's Children's Literature Prizes in 1982 and 1987.
• Typescript, signed; typescript (carbon copy), signed.
• Includes references to the following: Raven's Cry; Figleafing Through History; Secret in The Stlalakum Wild; The Trouble with Princesses.

• File consists of official invitation to the presentation of the Canada Council 1985 Children's Literature Prizes with Christie Harris's holograph annotation "presentation, as head of the C.C. Jury, I spoke to the presentations, telling WHY these choices."
• Program for presentation ceremony with Christie Harris's holograph notes for her speech on verso of p. 2.
• Drafts of speech for presentation of English-language winner, Illustration and Writing.
• File also includes notepad with Christie Harris's holograph annotations on cover: "Canadian Images Canadiennes Winnipeg Oct. '86" and "Mainly notes on Sheila Egoff's address on historical overview on Can. Ch's Literature with gratifying references to ME."

• Correspondence between representatives of various branches of Canadian Authors Association and Christie Harris, and related material.
• File consists of correspondence regarding Christie Harris joining the Association;
• Speaking to the Victoria and Islands Branch and the Vancouver and Mainland Branch on various topics;
• Submitting a manuscript for a proposed Centennial anthology of British Columbia writers' work;
• Participating in CAA's Golden Jubilee National Convention at the University of British Columbia, June 20-25, 1971, the 1977 National Conference, June 23-27, at UBC and the 1982 National Conference, June 11-14, in Kelowna, B.C.;
• Contributing the article The Challenge of children to The Canadian writer's guide (5th edition, 1973);
• Winning the Vicky Metcalf Award in 1973 and serving as a judge for the Vicky Metcalf Award in 1981.
• File includes poster for Golden Jubilee National Convention, and program brochures for annual conferences in 1971, 1977 and 1982, CAA Bulletins 114, February 1975, and 121, February 1976, as well as March 1980 and April and May 1981, CAA questionnaire and Vicky Metcalf Award bookmark.
• Typescript, signed; holograph, signed.
• Includes references to the following: Raven's Cry; Secret in The Stlalakum Wild; You May Need More Than Fairies at the Bottom of Your Garden; The Challenge of Children; Mule Lib; The Guitar May Be Electric, But the Themes Are Still the Same; The Trouble with Princesses; Children's Books In a Changing World.

• Consists of letter (1961 March 7), Toronto (Ontario), from Doris Gauntlett, Editor, Special Programs TV, CBC, to Brian Moore.
• Typed letter(s) signed by the author congratulating B. Moore on winning the Governor General's Literary Award for The Luck of Ginger Coffey, and discussing the television version of the novel.

• Letters from representatives of Canadian Library Association to Christie Harris, and related material.
• File consists of letters regarding Christie Harris's participation in CLA 's Conference '74, Festival of Story For All Ages, Winnipeg, Man., June 22, 1974; her inclusion in a revised edition of profiles edited by Irma McDonough and published by CLA in 1975; and being chosen as runner-up for the Canadian Library Association's Book of the Year for Children Award 1980 for The Trouble with Princesses. Includes promotional material and workshop schedules for Festival of Story.
• Typescript, signed; typescript (mimeograph copy).

• Letters from representatives of Canadian Society of Children's Authors, Illustrators and Performers to Christie Harris, and related material.
• File consists of letters regarding Christie Harris's participation in CANSCAIP's International Year of the Child Project in 1979, and in the seminar Beyond words writing for children by conducting a workshop for new writers on the theme How to get started, October 24, 1987, at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, B.C.;
• Christie Harris's entry for the CANSCAIP membership directory The CANSCAIP companion, edited by Barbara Greenwood and published in 1991. File includes CANSCAIP News, V. 2, No. 2, March 1980 and V. 9, No. 4, Winter 1987, as well as pages detached from other newsletters which mention Christie Harris, her awards and honours and publication of her books; minutes of various CANSCAIP meetings; and the 1992-1993 list of children's authors, illustrators and performers available for readings.
• Typescript, signed; holograph, signed; printed material.

Series consists of records relating to the communications function required by the Party to inform its officers, staff, members, candidates, Members of Parliament and the general public about the Party’s activities.

Series consists of records relating to constituency development and election readiness including such issues as creating, developing and organising constituency associations and choosing and preparing candidates for election campaigns.

Series consists of certificates and degrees awarded to G. F.G. Stanley, his father John Henry Stanley and his wife Ruth L. Stanley.