This series contains slides of Canadian flora and fauna.

This series contains typed manuscripts.

These films were produced by Dommasch for the College of Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan. Video copies can be found in the College of Medicine, Department of Surgery.

This series contains correspondence, catalogues, photographs, exhibition panels, research material, planning documents, and manuscripts pertaining to the exhibition of Dommasch’s work. “Posters Against War and Violence” was organized by Dommasch and contains posters by Wolfgang Janisch and Gustavo Espinosa.

This series contains the correspondence and reference material created and accumulated by John Diefenbaker’s office from the time he ceased being Leader of the Opposition until his death.

This series contains correspondence, clippings, memoranda, reports, speech material and memorabilia generated during Diefenbaker’s second term as Leader of the Opposition from April 1963 to September 1967.

This series contains the press releases issued when Diefenbaker was Prime Minister and Leader of the Opposition (1963-1967).

Series consists of one file relating to the Association of Canadian University Teachers of French.

This series contains publications and published photographs. The articles and book cover a variety of topics including grain elevators, medical research, photographic technique and history, and Canadian flora and fauna.

This series contains John Diefenbaker’s correspondence while Prime Minister, both incoming and outgoing, filed by his office staff. It contains correspondence with cabinet members, the Civil Service, other politicians, foreign leaders, personal friends and advisors, and the general public, all arranged in the same series of subject files. The topics covered include almost all the political and social questions of the period.

This series contains reference material collected by Diefenbaker and his office staff while Prime Minister and during his second term as Leader of the Opposition. It includes correspondence, reports, speech notes, press clippings, and some published material.

This series contains John Diefenbaker’s correspondence while Prime Minister, both incoming and outgoing, which was filed by his office staff. Together with the correspondence in MG 01/VI PMO Numbered Correspondence, it comprises the whole of Diefenbaker’s correspondence during the period, excluding that with his family. It contains correspondence with members of his cabinet, the Civil Service, other politicians, foreign leaders, personal friends and advisors, and the general public, all arranged in the same series of subject files. The topics covered include almost all the political and social questions of the period.

This series contains a variety of unpublished photographs.

This series contains office diaries, itineraries, telephone lists and similar material used by Diefenbaker’s staff.

This series consists primarily of those files deemed too sensitive for processing in Diefenbaker’s regular office filing system due to political, personal or security considerations. VIP letters and other documents which Diefenbaker particularly valued are also included. Inter-filed with both categories of material is a body of more mundane documents which Diefenbaker and his staff wanted close at hand for a variety of reasons.