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File consists of: correspondence with officials of Ashbury College, Rockliffe Park, Ottawa, accompanied by reports of Donald S. Macdonald's academic performance; correspondence with officials of the University of Toronto regarding Macdonald's admission into Trinity College; publications of the fraternity, Delta Kappa Epsilon; and a booklet by Dorothy Blakey and A.C. Cooke on the preparation of term essays published by the University of British Columbia.

File consists of a lined book containing notes made by Donald S. Macdonald while a student at Ashbury College in Ottawa.

File consists of a history notebook, essays on historical and literary topics, and a certificate of qualification for signalling from the Royal Canadian Army Cadets.

File consists of letters and postcards written by family and friends of Donald S. Macdonald, and in particular by his parents.

File consists of essays written by Donald S. Macdonald while a student at Trinity College, University of Toronto, on topics in literature and political science that include the powers of the Governor-General, Plato's Republic, and the role of the Prime Minister and cabinet in Canadian constitutional history.

File consists of: letters received by Donald S. Macdonald from family and friends, as well as from officials associated with the Law Society of Upper Canada for winning the Insurance Law Prize and the Easter examinations in patents and trade marks, and Harvard University; programmes and other material for the annual meeting of the Canadian Bar Association in Ottawa; and a photograph of Macdonald in a swimming pool.

File consists of: letters and post cards written by Donald S. Macdonald while studying law at Trinity Hall, Cambridge University, and while travelling in Europe; letters written to Macdonald by friends; a programme for Inter-Varsity Hockey Match, Oxford v. Cambridge, played on 22 February 1957; and the programme for the funeral of Donald Angus Macdonald, his father.

File consists of letters and post cards written to Donald S. Macdonald by family and friends (including H. Allan Leal, Professor of Law, regarding reform of legal education at Osgoode Hall Law School), the programme for the Northern Amateur Tournament for ice hockey in January 1957, and the schedule for the Trinity Hall Cricket Club.

File consists of letters and post cards written to Donald S. Macdonald by family and friends, and copies of letters written by him including a report to Edgar McInnis, President, the Canadian Institute of International Affairs, regarding the results of his research in international law at Cambridge University.

File consists of Donald S. Macdonald's insurance books for 1948-1949 and 1952-1953.

File consists of a programme for the production of "John Brown's body" at Massey Hall, 9 December 1952, featuring Tyrone Power, Judith Anderson, and Raymond Massey, the schedule for the third season of the Stratford Shakespearean Festival, 1955, and programmes for the productions of "Julius Caesar" and "The Merchant of Venice."

File consists of the text of a radio talk by Macdonald, co-president and leader of the Canadian delegation to the fourth World Forestry Congress held in India on 21 December 1954.

File consists of a brochure and application form prepared by the Educational Testing Service, Princeton, New Jersey.

File consists of a instruction books, brochures, and list of spare parts for a motorized scooter.

File consists of a brochure and map for Copenhagen, and a directory of European student hostels and restaurants published by the Swiss National Union of Students.

File consists of programmes, match summaries, and a list of fixtures for the Ottawa Valley Cricket Council, an outline of a junior cricket tour of England in 1957, minutes of the Cricket Committee, Toronto, 1959-1960, and coverage of cricket matches by the "Ottawa Citizen."

File consists of passport-style portraits of Donald S. Macdonald taken during two sittings with Meyers Studios.

File consists of statements of fact and memoranda of law for the appellant and respondent.

File consists of letters regarding the appointment of Donald S. Macdonald as night librarian, his selection to lead an orientation group for first-year students, and notice for a special convocation for call to the bar, 23 June 1955.

File consists of notes taken during lectures on private international law given by Dr. Kurt Lipstein.

File consists of research notes and draft text on the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.

File consists of research notes and draft text on the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.

File consists of research notes and draft text on the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.

File consists of research notes and draft text on the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.

File consists of research notes and draft text on the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.

File consists of correspondence, newspaper articles, an issue of "Light blue : the magazine of Cambridge University sport," and a photograph of Donald S. Macdonald participating in a hockey game.

File consists of an extract from a letter from Harold Fisher, K.C. to John Trepanier containing advice on starting a law practice, with handwritten notes by Donald S. Macdonald indicating that the extract had been given to him by Clark (his father's lawyer) with advice on the importance of service to the community.

File consists of correspondence with various university officials, Osgoode Hall Law School, and the Canadian Institute of International Affairs, and law firms regarding graduate studies in international law, administration of the Rowell Fellowship, and research at Trinity Hall, University of Cambridge. File also includes two prints of a portrait of Donald S. Macdonald.

File consists of legal memoranda and correspondence prepared by Donald S. Macdonald for senior associates of the law firm, in particular Senator S.A. Hayden, J.H.C. Clarry, J.W. Walker, J.W. Blain, and W.R. Rest.

File consists of legal memoranda and correspondence prepared by Donald S. Macdonald for senior associates of the law firm, in particular Senator S.A. Hayden, J.H.C. Clarry, J.W. Walker, J.W. Blain, and W.R. Rest.

File consists of legal memoranda and correspondence prepared by Donald S. Macdonald for senior associates of the law firm, in particular Senator S.A. Hayden, and J.W. Walker.

File consists of legal memoranda and correspondence prepared by Donald S. Macdonald for senior associates of the law firm, in particular Senator S.A. Hayden, and J.W. Walker.

File consists of legal memoranda and correspondence prepared by Donald S. Macdonald for senior associates of the law firm.

File consists of legal memoranda and correspondence prepared by Donald S. Macdonald for senior associates of the law firm.

File consists of research notes and drafts of articles on a variety of topics prepared by Donald S. Macdonald as one of a panel of lawyers who publish commentaries on the law under the pseudonym, Robert Tresillian.

File consists of research notes and drafts of articles on a variety of topics prepared by Donald S. Macdonald as one of a panel of lawyers who publish commentaries on the law under the pseudonym, Robert Tresillian.

File consists of correspondence regarding Donald S. Macdonald's role as a standby instructor, and his resignation from this post to take up parliamentary duties in Ottawa.

File consists of correspondence from the Liberal Party of Canada, issues of "The Canadian Liberal," schedule of Liberal Party events in the Greater Toronto Area, newspaper articles regarding Donald S. Macdonald's nomination as the party's candidate for Rosedale, and a brief biographical note.

File consists of "'The Record speaks : excerpts from Canadian press dispatches, press clippings and actual recordings of Mr. Diefenbaker's speeches during his 1962 campaign," and an issue of "The St. David Liberal news" focusing on the campaign of Joe Potts.

File consists of letters exchanged between Donald S. Macdonald and various officials of the Liberal Party of Canada regarding his campaign in the riding of Rosedale, schedule of political events in Ontario, and memoranda regarding campaign management.

File consists of letters exchanged between Donald S. Macdonald and various officials of the Liberal Party of Canada regarding his campaign in the riding of Rosedale, schedule of political events in Ontario, and memoranda regarding campaign management.

File consists of brochures, workers' kits, posters, and photographs used in Donald S. Macdonald's campaigns in Rosedale, as well as a "post mortem" of the 1962 campaign, correspondence from William Kilbourn, Alderman, City of Toronto, to secure a cabinet position for Charles Caccia, 1976, a poll-by-poll breakdown of votes cast for the Liberal Party in Rosedale during the 1950s, and correspondence with constituents. The photographs show Macdonald in his role as Minister of Defence.

File consists of brochures, posters, lapel pins, emery boards and a ruler used in Donald S. Macdonald's campaigns in Rosedale.

File consists of an issue of "Time : the weekly magazine," Canada edition, with an article devoted to the results of the 1962 national election and a paragraph focusing on Donald S. Macdonald.

File consists of an issue of "Rosedale news-leader" devoted to the previous election and Donald S. Macdonald's victory in the riding.

File consists of the report, a review of the campaign by David Wishart, and correspondence by Donald S. Macdonald regarding preparations for the next election.

File consists of a memorandum giving an overview of the terms of legislation signed by the President of the United States in October 1962.

File consists of a communique for the conference, and memoranda discussing constitutional reform and repatriation.

File consists of proof copies of photographs of the family of Donald S. Macdonald taken inside and outside their home by Newton Photos, Ottawa.

File consists of the printed listed of delegates, including Donald S. Macdonald as Parliamentary Secretary to the Secretary of State for External Affairs.

File consists of articles by Donald S. Macdonald on "Canada's recent experience in international claims" and "Change in the House of Commons -- new rules," and a review of a book on the international law of the Great Lakes.

File consists of a programme for the conference.

File consists of correspondence regarding a tender for newsstand and bookstall concessions at Vancouver International Airport.

File consists of correspondence, a report, and memoranda concerning the campaign to elect Pierre Elliott Trudeau as leader of the Liberal Party of Canada.

File consists of correspondence, minutes of meetings, and reports concerning the campaign to elect Pierre Elliott Trudeau as leader of the Liberal Party of Canada.

File consists of correspondence, minutes of meetings, reports, and Donald S. Macdonald's working notes concerning the campaign to elect Pierre Elliott Trudeau as leader of the Liberal Party of Canada.

File consists of promotional material for the campaign to elect Trudeau as leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, including "Pierre Elliott Trudeau on Canada : a selection of his views," biographical notes, a bibliography of his published work, a copy of Trudeau's letter offering his candidacy for Leader, "Memorandum concerning candidate negotiation," Trudeau's statement as Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada on a constitutional charter of human rights, and his address to the Canadian Bar Association, 4 September 1967.

File consists of promotional material for the campaign to elect Trudeau as leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, including "Pierre Elliott Trudeau on Canada : a selection of his views," biographical notes, a bibliography of his published work, and a copy of Trudeau's letter offering his candidacy for Leader.

File consists of a copy of the magazine with its cover devoted to an article on Pierre Elliott Trudeau.

File consists of a briefing book containing excerpts from Hansard that give the Speaker's ruling on various procedural issues.

File contains briefing material for the Minister of National Defence's visit to Brussels, Belgium, 29 November-6 December 1970.