This sub-series documents the strike of about 150 workers at the Artistic Woodwork Company Limited, a plant in Toronto, Ontario that manufactured frames. The strike occurred in 1973 after negotiations broke down between the company and Local 570 of the Canadian Textile and Chemical Union (CTCU). The strike lasted about thirteen weeks. Workers faced police brutality and mass arrests, which led to several convictions, fines, and jail time. A total of four files document the arbitration, the strike, and police response. Articles, press releases, and photographs detail the strike and police response.

This subseries contains research documents pertaining to William Feindel’s work at McGill University other than his role at the Montreal Neurological Institute, including his work for faculty clubs.

This sub-series consists of correspondence regarding the funding, research, writing and publication of Something Hidden, and its spin-off film. This series also contains a few letters sent by Lewis to acquaintances of the Penfield’s, who responded to Lewis’ request by returning material sent by the Penfield’s to others and retrieved by Lewis by request. This series also contains a small amount of correspondence concerning the Penfield property at Magog Meadows.

The subseries shows Dr. Arthur Vineberg's activities of publications of articles in medical periodicals and also as a collaborator in books, for the period from 1959 to 1975. Files are in chronological order. The subseries contains 29 files with drafts of articles, graphics, galley proof, working notes, correspondence and photographs.

The sub-series consists on the billing done through the Régie de l'assurance-maladie du Québec by Dr. Vineberg. It shows also the disagreement between Vineberg and the professionals association regarding the billing of operations done by Vineberg. Also, problems of billings and reimbursement from Vineberg to the Régie. Correspondence of Dr. Augustin Roy, Corporation professionnelle des médecins du Québec, Dr. Claude Mercier, Association de chirurgie cardiovasculaire et thoracique du Québec and Dr. Raymond Robillard, Fédération des médecins spécialistes du Québec.

Includes correspondence, statements, registered letter, accounting sheets and forms.

Sub-series consists of files on several research works or projects executed in association with research fellows or pharmaceutical companies, cardiovascular pharmacologists. Also grants requests for project. Files are arranged in alphabetical order under name of project or pharmaceutical company. Accounting correspondence, Research done at several hospitals Institute de Cardiologie and RVH, grants applications to several companies, individuals and governments, and associations.
Includes submission of projects, correspondence, drafts, notes, reprints, lists of patients, reports, cv, operation reports, telegrams, memorandum, consents forms, protocols, agreements, budget, business cards, legal advice, research report, statements of receipts and expenditures, statements, electrocardiograms, x-rays, grants applications,

Sub-series consists of seven eighteenth and nineteenth century Valentine's Day cards and prints. Most date sometime from the early to mid-nineteenth century Valentines cards or prints. One Valentine dates from approximately 1790. Prints and cards have been framed.

Professional activities and organizations.

This sub-series consists of both original diaries of Wilder Penfield and photocopies of original diaries made by Jefferson Lewis in the course of his research. More precisely, the diaries dating from 1906 to 1914 are originals; those for subsequent years are photocopies of diaries left by Penfield in the vault of the MNI and now part of the Wilder Penfield Archive (P142) held in the Osler Library Archives. These diaries contain an unparalleled personal chronicle of Penfield’s work, travels, encounters, and reflections. The original volumes from his youth provide unique insight into the development of his character and of his ambitions.