Events, activities, places, individuals and groups associated with the life and career of Rt. Hon. Brian Mulroney as Leader of the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada and as Prime Minister of Canada, as well as activities of Mrs. Mila Mulroney and Caroline, Ben, Mark and Nicolas Mulroney. The following events are documented: installation of Paul Desmarais as Chancellor of Memorial University of Newfoundland, St. John's, 24 March 1979; annual meeting of Trustees of the Canadian Schenley Football Awards, Montreal, 25 November 1979; St. Patrick's Day parade, Montreal, 17 March 1980; annual meeting of Trustees of the Canadian Schenley Football Awards, Toronto, 20 April 1980; visit of Pope John Paul II to Canada, 1980; annual meeting of Trustees of the Canadian Schenley Football Awards, Montreal, 19 November 1981; Presentation to Brian Mulroney of the Great Montrealer award, Montreal, 3 November 1983; Brian and Mila Mulroney taking part in various events of the federal election campaign, July-September 1984; visit to Canada of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, 24 September - 7 October 1984; meeting of Commonwealth Heads of Government, Nassau, Bahamas, 15-22 October 1985; Canada Day, Ottawa, 1 July 1986; Francophone Summit conference, Senegal, January 1987; Constitutional Conference, Ottawa, 3 June 1987; Sandcastle Day, White Rock, B.C., 12 July 1987; visit of Mila Mulroney to the Maison Pie XII senior citizens' residence, Rouyn-Noranda, 22 August 1987; G-7 Economic Summit conference, Toronto, 19-21 June 1988; visit of Brian Mulroney to Rae Inlet, N.W.T., 5 September 1988; opening of the Loeb Institute, Ottawa, 26 September 1988; visit of Brian Mulroney to the Mold-Masters Ltd. plant, Georgetown, Ont., 2 October 1988; visit of Brian and Mila Mulroney to the Confederation Centre of the Arts, Charlottetown, 15 October 1988.
The following events are documented: Canada Summer Games, Saskatoon, 1989; visit of Brian and Mila Mulroney to the Summer White House, Kennebunkport, Maine, August 1989; meeting of Commonwealth Heads of Government, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 1989; ceremony marking the 25th anniversary of the Canadian Flag, Ottawa, 1990; meeting of Heads of Government of the Commonwealth Caribbean and Canada, Barbados, 18-20 March 1990; visit to Canada of Nelson and Winnie Mandela, June 1990; G-7 Economic Summit conference, Houston, Texas, July 1990; CSCE Summit conference, Paris, France, 19-21 November 1990; visit to Canada of Mikhail Gorbachev, November 1990; arrival in Nova Scotia of the first offshore oil from the Cohasset/Panuke Oil Development Project, August 1991; meeting of Commonwealth Heads of Government, Harare, Zimbabwe, 1991; "Drugs and Society to the Year 2000" conference, Montreal, September 1991; visit of Giulio Andreotti to Toronto, March 1992; visit of Brian Mulroney to France, April 1992; Festival Hong Kong events at Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Calgary and Vancouver, September-October 1992.
The following places are documented: St. Francis Xavier University, Antigonish; Baie Comeau; Dawson Creek; Hamilton, Ont.; Labrador City; aerial view of Parliament Hill, Ottawa; Aluminerie Alouette Inc. plant, Sept Iles; Canadian Pavilion at Expo 86, Vancouver.
The following individuals are documented: Lincoln Alexander; Giulio Andreotti; John Buchanan; George Bush; Charles Caccia; Leon Dery; Paul Desmarais; John Diefenbaker; Jean Drapeau; Queen Elizabeth II; John J. Foley; Rajiv Gandhi; Mikhail Gorbachev; Alvin Hamilton; Richard Hatfield; Bob Hope; Poe John Paul II; Henry Kissenger; Nelson Mandela; Winnie Mandela; Brian Mulroney; Mila Mulroney; Caroline, Ben, Mark and Nicolas Mulroney; Carlos Andres Perez; Ronald Reagan; Maurice Richard; John Robarts; Ted Rogers; Jeanne Sauve; Robert Stanfield; Pierre Trudeau; Gilles Vigneault; Boris Yeltsin.
The following groups are documented: Board of Directors of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce; team photo of the Quebec Nordiques hockey team; the cast of "Up With People".
Photos by unknown photographers and by the following: Adion; Doug Ball; Sito Bito, Shippegan; Robert F. Calnan; Canadian Press/Peter Jones; Gazette/George Cree, Montreal; Gourley, Antigonish; Graphic Artists Photographers, Montreal; Philip Hersee; Edward Hillel; S. John Illitch; Larry Jenkins; Gord Johnston, Charlottetown; Kitchener-Waterloo Record; Alex Onoszko, Ottawa; Prime Ministers Office/Andy Clark; Prime Ministers Office/Ken Ginn; Prime Ministers Office/Bill McCarthy; Rainbow Studio, Dawson; J.J. Raudsepp; Pierre St. Jacques; Studio Denis Maurice, Rouyn-Noranda; Mort Tucker Photography Inc. and Associates, Cleveland; Vancouver Sun/Deni Eagland; Ville de Montreal; White House Official Photographer; UPC/Hans Deryk.
