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Side One: Address by Maxwell Henderson to the Canadian Club of Toronto. Side Two: Arthur Coles, moderator, Gordon Sinclair, Jacques Belanger and Jack Dennett interviewing Maxwell Henderson, retired Auditor General..

• 1) Examining government's public relations activities with particular reference to the newly created department Information Canada.
• 2) Discussing Government spending cuts by P.M. Trudeau and Finance Miister Cretien. Shocling disclosures of government waste. Side One: Text of W5 Program on Secrecy in Government with Gerald Baldwin, M.P., Norman Cafik, M.P. and Maxwell Henderson, retired Auditor General. Side Two: CFRB Radio Program "Let's Discuss It" with Arthur Coles, moderator, David Taffler, Lyman McInnes and Maxwell Henderson.

His first address after retirement given by Maxwell Henderson. Side One: Henderson's speech.

• 1) CFRB Radio - Let's Discuss It. Ontario Spending Review Report discussing Ontario's fiscal problems which have worsened in the years through to Rae's NDP Government in 1993.
• 2) Barbara Frum interviews Maxwell Henderson at the time of awarding the Max Award. Side One: Let's Discuss Itt. Side Two: Max Award - Barbara Frum / CFRW Winnipeg Hot Line show interviews Maxwell Henderson on speaking tour, 5 Apr.1976.

• 1) Interview program of Ontario Spending Review
• 2)Henderson's successor Jim Macdonnell interviewed about his report to Parliament by Bruce Phillips, Douglas Fisher and Bill Wilson. Side One: Maxwell Henderson being interviewed by Betty Kennedy. Side Two: Jim Macdonnell interview.

Scope to be completed at a later date

Arthur Coles, moderator, Gordon Sinclair and Betty Kennedy discussing government financing with Maxwell Henderson, retired Auditor General.

Is Canada at last accepting it's own destiny?"

Side One: CBC Program "The House"; PBS essay on Kelley book on Nancy Reagan; PBS Interview by David Frost with Prime Minister John Major.. Side Two: Interview continues. The British Prime Minister discusses his boyhood, aims and ambitions..

Radio Interview on the House of Commons Public Accounts Committee, its effectiveness and how it changed in 1968, when Trudeau became Prime Minister, into highly political forum.