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File consists of a letter from the Office of the Public Trustee of Ontario to CSWS Ltd. about the possible publication of Wilbert Williams newspaper columns into a book. Included is a note from Matie Molinaro providing further contextual history about this project.

File consists of folder of correspondence.

File consists of photographs of a visit with the tenants at Wigwamen Terrace, 14 Spadina Road, Toronto.

File consists of correspondence between author Hank Wightman and CSWS Ltd. in relation to his manuscripts, "Maybe We Have Something" and "Sespil". Also included are the reader's reports for both manuscripts.

File consists of records related to actor Chris Wiggins as a client of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence and draft scripts for a television series developped by Wiggins' titled "The Trouble with Angus".

File consists of records related to actor Chris Wiggins as a client of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence and draft scripts for a television series developped by Wiggins' titled "The Trouble with Angus".

File consists of correspondence about a dispute over the publication of photographs in the paperback edition of Pierre Berton's book, "The National Dream". Photographs from the related television series appeared in the book, without the consent of all the actors, including Chris Wiggins. Also included is a clipping of an article about the television series.

File consists of records related to actor Chris Wiggins as a client of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence (primarily script/rights requests), royalty statements, clippings, notes, related to Wiggins' musical "Sleeping Beauty".

File consists of a film script adaptation of Wiggins' play, "Sinbad and the Mermaid".

File consists of records related to actor Chris Wiggins as a client of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence, royalty statements, promotional material, and clippings related to Wiggins' play, "Sinbad and the Mermaid".

File consists of records related to actor Chris Wiggins as a client of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence about payment for Wiggins' performance in the television series "The Psychiatrist".

File consists of records related to Arrowig Publishers, founded by Chris Wiggins and Matie Molinaro, initially to publish and promote Wiggins' children's plays. Records include: correspondence, contracts, clippings.

File consists of a handwritten list of plays and outline of the fee schedule related to Arrowig Publishers, founded by Chris Wiggins and Matie Molinaro, initially to publish and promote Wiggins' children's plays.

File consists of proofs of the covers of Wiggins' plays and sample mailing promotional cover letter.

File consists of clippings and programme related the production of the children's play, "Please Don't Sneeze" by the Museum Children's Theatre (Toronto, ON).

File consists of correspondence, clippings, related to productions of Wiggins' and Sims' children's play, "Please Don't Sneeze".

File consists of parts of the score for the children's play "Please, Don't Sneeze" which were cut from the final version.

File consists of assorted correspondence related to the children's play "Please, Don't Sneeze".

File consists of a proposal and outline of episodes for a television series developped by Wiggins' titled "The Trouble with Angus".

File consists of a script by actor and CSWS Ltd. client Chris Wiggins, titled "The Rest of Your Life".

File consists of correspondence about actor Chris Wiggins' compensation for his performance in the film "The Neptune Factor".

File consists of a short story manuscript written by Wiggins in 1965 titled "The Minstrel's Tale".

File consists of records primarily related to actor Chris Wiggins' role on the television series, "Swiss Family Robinson". Includes: correspondence, clippings, headshot photograph, reproduction of contract.

File consists of a play script by Wiggins titled, "Slightly Off-Shaw".

File consists of the published version of the musical, "Sleeping Beauty" - book and lyrics by Chris Wiggins, music by Chris Wiggins and John Fenwick.

File consists of the published version of Wiggins' play, "Sinbad and the Mermaid".

File consists of short story manuscripts written by actor and CSWS Ltd. client Chris Wiggins: "The Birthday Present", "If You Know Where To Look

File consists of the script for the musical "Please, Don't Sneeze" - book and lyrics by Chris Wiggins, music by John Simituk Sims.

File consists of the score for the musical "Please, Don't Sneeze" - book and lyrics by Chris Wiggins, music by John Simituk Sims.

File consists of records related to Wiggins' children's play, "Please, Don

File consists of a short story written by Wiggins titled "My Sister's Keeper"

File consists of records related to actor Chris Wiggins as a client of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence (primarily script/rights requests), royalty statements, clippings.

File consists of records related to actor Chris Wiggins as a client of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence (primarily script/rights requests), royalty statements.

File consists of records related to actor Chris Wiggins as a client of CSWS Ltd.: three short story manuscripts, "Who Do You Think You Are?", "Up in the Air", "Stroke of the Cat", and a rejection letter from Penguin Canada.

File consists of records related to actor Chris Wiggins as a client of CSWS Ltd.: clippings; correspondence about Wiggins' play "Sleeping Beauty".

File consists of records related to actor Chris Wiggins as a client of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence about the musical "Please, Don't Sneeze" and various productions; poetry and haikus by Wiggins.

File consists of records related to actor Chris Wiggins as a client of CSWS Ltd.: general correspondence, notes, Wiggins' resume, proposal for series of children's stories 2 to 3 minutes in length.

File consists of records related to actor Chris Wiggins as a client of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence (primarily script/rights requests), royalty statements, clippings.

File consists of records related to actor Chris Wiggins as a client of CSWS Ltd.: general correspondence about Wiggins' plays and between CSWS Ltd. and Wiggins; royalty statements; clippings; short story manuscripts: "Numbered Among My Friends", "Twists and Turns".

File consists of records related to actor Chris Wiggins as a client of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence; short story manuscript, "Out of Time".

File consists of records related to actor Chris Wiggins as a client of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence with the Museum Children's Theatre about the adaptation of the stories of Sinbad and Sleeping Beauty by Wiggins; Wiggins' 1960 contract with the Stratford Shakespeare festival; notes about Wiggins' renumeration; short story titled "Birthday Present".

File consists of unpublished short stories and poetry by Wiggins sent to CSWS Ltd.

File consists of records related to actor Chris Wiggins as a client of CSWS Ltd.: general correspondence; excerpts of musical scores; short stories by Wiggins : "H'wk", "New and Better", "My Sister's Keeper".

File consists of records related to actor Chris Wiggins as a client of CSWS Ltd.: correspondence, royalty statements, promotional material, notes, television script: "Of Dogs and Men".

File pertains to a research project about police response to domestic violence undertaken by Rahder and Brenda Doyle Farge for the Assaulted Women's Helpline and the Metro Toronto Committee Against Wife Assault. Records in the file include a project proposal, the project final report entitled "Police response to incidents of wife assault" (Feb. 1991), written by Rahder and Farge, a newspaper clipping, a letter from Janet MacEachen, a copy of a memorandum from the Ontario Police Commission re: police involvement in the Family Law Act, a letter from Brenda Doyle Farge to Chief William McCormack about project research, notes from an interview with PC Lisa Hodgins, a handwritten letter from Michele Landsberg regarding the report, and a pamphlet entitled "Why put up with it? Women talking about sexual harassment of tenants", edited and illustrated by Rahder.

File consists of resource material with information about domestic violence.

File consists of correspondence with the Wiener library in London re: books on educational policies in Nazi Germany.

Photograph is a portrait of Joyce Wieland and an unidentified man in front of one of her paintings.

File consists of a working paper delivered at the Third Social Science of Organizations Seminar, Pittsburgh, June 1964. This paper was used as source material for the book Social Engagement of Social Science: A Tavistock Anthology, edited by Trist (Tavistock, 1990).