The file contains source material on Desruisseaux's involvement with CHLT-TV from 1951 to 1953. It includes information on the history of La Tribune, and the development of beginnings of CHLT-TV in Sherbrooke. It contains an historical sketch, a report on the City of Sherbrooke, and correspondence.
The file contains source material on CHLT-TV and La Tribune from approximately the 1950s and 1960s. It contains an advertisement for CHLT-TV, code of contact for publicity and journalism, salary statistics for media work, statistics of the employees of La Tribune Ltee, a declaration of the president of La Tribune Ltee, and a financial statement for the year end 1964 for Telegram & Publishing Co., Ltd.
The file contains source material on the speeches and debates of the Senate of Canada from 1966 to 1980. It contains transcripts and details of the debates.
The file contains source material on the Senate of Canada from approximately the 1960s. It contains a document entitled, "Information Prepared for Members of the Senate of Canada". It contains information on officers and chiefs of principal branches, customs and practices, indemnity, allowances and benefits, and services of the senate.
The file contains source material on the textile industry in Canada from 1980. It contains newspaper clippings, correspondence, and a study of the Canadian Textile Industry .
The file contains various information relating to the Senate of Canada from 1970 to 1980. It contains correspondence about the Tariff Board Act, letterhead for the Senate, a notice for a science lecture, an appendix listing the senators, the committees, and other employees of the senate, and statistics on food prices.
The file contains source material on the University of Sherbrooke general library from 1965 to 1975. It contains a bibliography of resources around the national identity of French Canada, an alphabetical list of periodicals, users' guides, and a bibliography of resources on the fine arts in Quebec.
The file contains source material on the office of research and bursaries of the University of Sherbrooke from 1976. It contains directories of bursaries and scholarships for advanced studies, and an application form.
The file contains source material on the University of Sherbrooke Art Gallery friom1967. It contains artist names and piece information for artworks in the collection, newspaper clippings about openings and works of art, a notebook and lists of contact information for various people, press releases regarding a grant received, a receipt for artwork, a message to the members, and a blank loaning of artwork form.
The file contains source material on the University of Sherbrooke from 1955 to 1980. It contains a telephone directory, an alumni journal and a report on the comité de révision des structures, an annual report for the centre de recherche en aménagement régional, a student produced journal, an agenda, a booklet listing the co-op programs, directories for the faculty of commerce, an historical sketch of the University of Sherbrooke, the constitution of the general association of students of the University of Sherbrooke, and a working document on the academic structures of the University of Sherbrooke.
The file contains source material on the Kennedy International Awards from 1968. It contains information on the award that the Canadian Association for Retarded Children won. It is comprised of correspondence, programs, and newspaper clippings.
The file contains source material on the Sherbrookois Gala for the Canadian John F. Kennedy 'Memorial Evening for the Mentally Retarded from 1965. It contains information on the gala evening, and primarily information on 'Les Feux Follets'. It contains invitations, programmes, and newspaper clippings.
The file contains source material on the Kennedy foundation from 1965 to 1969. It includes information primarily on those involved in the foundation including Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy . It is comprised of newspaper clippings.
The file contains press clippings and other publicity on the economy from 1956 to 1981. It contains various clippings regarding the state of the economy and business on various locations in North America and elsewhere with many on the Sherbrooke area.
The file contains source material on journalism and publicity primarily in the Eastern Townships from approximately the 1970s. It contains a copy of "La Radio Diffusion" by Alphonse Ouimet, articles on new ways to publicize, and the state of advertisement and journalism at the time.
The file contains source material on the state of politics in Sherbrooke, Quebec, and Canada from 1957 to 1980. It contains newspaper clippings primarily about separatism in Quebec.
The series contains source material on the Agricultural Society of Richmond from approximately the late 19th century to the early 20th century. It contains registers of prizes paid to individuals, a first prize tag, and a number identity tag.
The series contains source material on the establishment of a public market in Richmond by the Municipal Council of Richmond in 1893. It contains an architectural plan and the record of the decision to by the council to establish the market.
The series contains source material on the judicial proceeding in Richmond from 1850 to 1908. It contains several registeres detailing the proceedings that took place in the circuit court and the magistrate court.
The series contains source material on the Independent Eastern Townships Hockey League from 1899 to 1900. It contains correspondence regarding a protest, and meeting minutes.
The file contains source material regarding Charles N. Desaulniers. It contains an insurance advertisement for The Travelers Insurance Company, and ledgers.
The series contains source material regarding the history of Richmond County and other areas in the Eastern Townships from the 19th century to 1927. It contains the following files: Floods in Richmond (1906), Railroad in Drummondville ([18-?]), Railroad in Kingsey (1927), Village of Richmond ([1906?]), Village of Melbourne ([ca. 1900]), Bridges in Richmond ([188-?]-[1903?]), Jos. Bedard Store and St. Francis Hotel in Richmond ([18-?]), Dragoon Regiment in Waterloo (1908), and St. Francis College in Richmond ([18-?]).