Minister


Leader of the Government in the House of Commons


House Leader

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• The trading revolution = Révolution commerciale.
  [Ottawa] : Dept. of Foreign Affairs and International Trade; 1995. 9, 11 p.
  
  
• Which reminds me: a memoir .
  Toronto : University of Toronto Press; 1994. xv, 288 p.
  
  

• Attitudes towards financial relations: the Federal view.
  In: Canadian federalism: myth or reality / edited by J. Peter Meekison.. 2nd ed. Toronto : Methuen; [1971]. p. 286.
  
  
• Can Canada maintain a separate identify beside the United States?.
  In : Seminar on Canadian-American Relations (4th: 1962 : Assumption University of Windsor). Fourth seminar on Canadian-American relations at Assumption University of Windsor: November 8, 9, 10, 1962. [Windsor, Ont. : Assumption University of Windsor; 1962?]. p. [240]-247.
  
  
• Canada's independence and U.S. domination.
  In: U.S.-Canadian economic relations, next steps? / papers by Mitchell Sharp ... [et al.] presented at a conference at the Brookings Institution chaired by Bruce K. MacLaury on April 10, 1984; edited by Edward R. Fried and Philip H. Trezise. Washington, D.C : The Brookings Institution; 1984. p. 11-20
  
  
• The expert, the politician and the public.
  In: Fox, Paul (ed). Politics: Canada: culture and process. 3rd ed. Toronto : McGraw-Hill Company of Canada Limited; 1970. p. 431 - 434.
  
  
• Foreign policy directions for the Seventies.
  In: Harrison Liberal Conference (1969: Harrison Hot Springs, B.C.) Living in the seventies / Edited by Allen M. Linden. [Toronto] : Peter Martin Associates Limited; [1970]. p. [242] - 245.
  
  
• Freedom of Information: have we gone too far?.
  In: National Conference on Management in the Public Sector (1986: Vctoria, B.C.). Fear and ferment: public sector management today, John W. Langford, editor. [Toronto] : Institute of Public Administration of Canada ; 1987. p. 63-70
  
  
• How the budget and estimates are prepared.
  In; Fox, Paul (ed.). Politics: Canada: culture and process. 3rd ed. Toronto : McGraw-Hill Company of Canada Limited; 1970. p. 358 -361.
  
  
• Introduction.
  In: East-West trade: a symposium / edited by Philip E. Uren. Toronto : Canadian Institute of International Affairs; [c1966] . p.[xiii-xvi?]
  
  
• The role of the mandarins.
  In: Crosscurrents: contemporary political issues / edited by Mark Charlton, Paul Barker. Scarborough, Ont : Nelson Canada; 1994. p. 194-197
  
  

• A different kind of negotiation.
  Policy Options/Options politiques. 7:5-7 April 1985.
  
  
• A mandate for free trade?.
  Parliamentary Government. 8(3):3-4 Spring 1989.
  
  
• The Alaska Highway Natural Gas Pipeline: a case study of a joint effort through two governmental systems.
  Presidential Studies Quarterly. 11(1):51-67 Winter 1981.
  
  
• An International Development Research Centre for Canada.
  External Affairs. 22:45-49 Feb. 1970.
  
  
• Canada and the West Indies.
  Monetary Times. 131:27-28 July 1963.
  
  
• Canada in the world community.
  Atlantic Community Quarterly. 10 (1):66-70 Spring 1972.
  
  
• Canada's diversification policies: past, present and future.
  Europe: magazine of the European Communities/revue des Communautés européenes. 6(4):19-22 Winter 1986/1987.
  
  
• The Canadian business outlook and trade in the Pacific basin (Based on five conference papers).
  Conference Board Record. 9:42-61 July 1972.
  
  
• Canadian foreign policy and international law.
  External Affairs. 23:175-181 1971.
  
  
• The Canadian view on UN affairs.
  External Affairs. 20:438-46 November 1968.
  
  
• Decision-making in the federal cabinet .
  Canadian Public Administration. Administration Publique du Canada. 19:1-7 Spring 1976.
  
  
• Depoliticizing the Speech from the Throne.
  Parliamentary Government. 8 (4): 16-18 Summer 1989.
  
  
• Export trade may be the answer [how the Canadian Department of trade and commerce helps the Canadian exporter].
  Canadian Chartered Accountant. 72:511-516 June 1958.
  
  
• Freedom of information: have we gone too far?.
  Canadian Public Administration. Administration Publique du Canada. 29:571-578 Winter 1986.
  
  
• How government and millers work together in Canada.
  Northwestern Miller. 272:48-50ff October 1965.
  
  
• How the Department of External Affairs serves the nations.
  External Affairs. 22:94-100 April 1970.
  
  
• L'enregistrement des démarcheurs parlementaires.
  Revue parlementaire canadienne. 9(3):2-3 automne 1986 .
  
  
• Living with the United States.
  Trialogue. no 36:17-19 1984.
  
  
• Un mandat pour le libre-échange?.
  Le Gouvernement parlementaire. 89(3):3-4 printemps 1989.
  
  
• More free trade.
  Policy Options/Options politiques. 8(5):3-5 June 1987.
  
  
• NATO: reviewed, revised and renewed.
  Bout de papier. 6(1):26-9 Spring 1988.
  
  
• New currents in international trade and implications for Canadian commercial policy.
  Foreign Trade. 123:44 May 15, 1965.
  
  
• The Prime minister and the SSEA in Canada's foreign policy: comment 1.
  International Journal. 50(1):209-212 Winter 1994-95.
  
  
• La querelle du continentalisme.
  Politique Internationale. no 12:211-216 été 1981.
  
  
• Reflections on foreign policy during the Trudeau years.
  International Perspectives. pp. 3-7 November-December 1986.
  
  
• Refloating the screening process or reviving quiet diplomacy?.
  Canadian Forum. 52:2-3 January 1973.
  
  
• The registration of lobbyists.
  Canadian Parliamentary Review. 9(3):2-3 Autumn 1986.
  
  
• Relationship of Canadian and United States balance of payments problems.
  University of Washington Business Review. 23:17-23 October 1963.
  
  

• The Honourable Mitchell Sharp : interview / conducted by Tom Earle.
  Ottawa : Library of Parliament; [1995?]. 56 p.
  
  
• Interview of the Hon. Mitchell Sharp conducted July 26, 1976 and August 31, 1978 / by Peter Stursberg.
  Ottawa : Library of Parliament; [1976-1978?]. 2 pts.
  
  
• Interview of the Hon. Mitchell William Sharp conducted January 11, 19 and February 2, 1984 / by Tom Earle.
  Ottawa : Library of Parliament; 1984. 101 leaves