A photograph of Coral Robinson, Pierre Elliott Trudeau and Dennis Therrien at the Easter Parade in 1972. They are sitting in a security detail car.

Letter from Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau to Dave MacPhail of Whistler, thanking him for repairing a ski boot. It is typed on official stationery marked "PRIME MINISTER - PREMIER MINISTRE" with a Canadian coat of arms.

Three handwritten notes and one pages of anecdotes about 5746 Alta Lake Road, Lot 3. The notes list the previous owners of the property (as well as those of the lot next door), and the page of anecdotes is from Maureen Kuznarik and details the previous owners and how they came to own the property.

Vancouver 2010 Olympics Official Souvenir Program.

Table of Contents:

p. 26: Forever Young- Best-selling author Douglas Coupland takes on a vivid journey through his Vancouver - tracing its history, its neighbourhoods, its heart and its soul.
p. 38: Hockey: Canada's Game - For sport lovers visiting this land, writes Roch Carrier, the password is hockey. Carrier traces hockey's historic roots and its significance today.
p. 48: Tiger Tales - Canadian Olympic hero Nancy Greene Raine on national pride and winning the ultimate prize in sport.
p. 50: Spirit of the Games - Being a true Olympian of Paralympian isn't just about sport and winning medals - its about fundamentals, lasting values, true ideals writes Stephen Brunt.
p. 76: History Makers - From Torvill and Dean to the Miracle on Ice, acclaimed sports anchor Brian Williams shares his most cherished memories of past Olympic Games.
p. 86: Stars that Dazzle - The Paralympic Winter Games is littered with tales of remarkable athletes achieving remarkable results in their sports and private lives, writes Allan Maki.
p. 146: The Last Word - Allow yourself a moment to dream during these Games - there's so much more at stake than just winning or losing writes Canadian Olympian and NBA superstar Steve Nash.
p. 18: The Warm Up - A mixture of Games-time cultural highlights and classic Canadiana.
p. 33: Dream Believers - How a single gold medal ignited a big, bold ambition to bring the world to Whistler.
p. 61: Ice Masters - Creating the perfect ice surface is painstaking work.
p. 64: Bearing Witness - First Nations culture is finding fresh ways to express itself.
p. 73: Canada's Games - Hosting the Games is about kinship, community and being the best a nation can be
p. 94: Home Away From Home - Catriona Le May Doan and others share a behind-the-scenes glimpse of life in an Athletes' Village.
p. 98: Power, Purpose, Glory - The 2010 Winter Games venues are fostering the highest performance possible.
p. 105: Shaping a Future - How youth and social groups are benefiting from the greenest Games ever.
How the Games Changed My Life:
p. 63: Colette Bourgonje
p. 72: Philip Boit
p. 93: Doug Anakin
p. 97: Steven Bradbury
p. 104: Ragnhild Myklebust
p. 109: Michael "Eddie the Eagle" Edwards
p. 110: Olympic Games Schedule
p. 111: Letters
p. 112: Olympic Games Sports
p. 128: Paralympic Games Schedule
p. 130: Paralympic Games Sports
p. 136: Vancouver Map
p. 138: Whistler Map

From left to right: an unidentified skier (possibly an instructor), Margaret Trudeau, Pierre Trudeau and Jack Bright.

Pierre Trudeau is shown turning on his skis on a snowy day. This photograph was taken on his honeymoon.

Pierre Trudeau is shown skiing across a slope on his honeymoon.

Jack Bright is shown pointing an area out to Pierre Trudeau and another skier. The tips of Margaret Trudeau's skis are just visible in the left side of the frame.

Pierre Trudeau is shown on the left hand side of a group of skiers. Jack Bright is second from the right in the foreground. This photograph is one of many taken on the Trudeau's honeymoon.