Consists of background planning materials for the 40th anniversary celebrations in 2006 including strategy discussion points, 40th Anniversary calendar, communication plans, and events. Includes a copy of the article "Dustbowl Days are Over: how the University of Calgary campus rose from the dust in just 40 years."

Consists of Canadian centennial memo calendar distributed by Alberta Society of Artists in co-operation with A. F. H. S. A.

File consists of calendars.

Consists of booklets that include photographic prints and calendars

Series consists of calendars, schedules, address books, etc.

Subseries consists of various calendars, date planners, and agendas kept by John Metcalf.

Consists of handwritten notes outlining chronology of historical events relating to WWII from 1939 March 31 to 1940 May 10.

Consists of handwritten chronology of historical events regarding WWII noted in calendar form covering September 1939 to June 1940. Written on cardboard.

Series consists of records relating to the communications function required by the Party to inform its officers, staff, members, candidates, Members of Parliament and the general public about the Party’s activities.

Series consists of Cecelia Frey's business and personal correspondence.

Subseries consists of personal diaries kept by John Metcalf.

Series consists of ephemeral items, mainly used in publicizing the Party and its activities.

Sub-subseries consists of various publications created by the Party as means of informing members and the general public about the Reform Party, its policies and its activities.

Series consists of diaries, journals, calendars and notes belonging to P. Joudry.

• Series consists of various journals, calendars, and notebooks kept by John Metcalf.
• Includes dated diaries, agendas, etc.

Subseries consists of Reform Party of Canada memorabilia including items such as novelty stamps, buttons, and hats.

Subseries consists of personal writing notebooks kept by John Metcalf.

Calendar listing opportunities for professional development workshops, 1978-1979.

Subseries consists of published materials created by the Communications department for both internal (i.e. Party officers and staff members) and external (i.e. Party members and the general public) audiences.

Consists of typescript and handwritten notes including answers to questions, probably from B. Moore's sister, Eibhlin Darbyshire, about points of fact for the novel, a travelling chronology for Sean Redden's trip from Dublin to Paris and B. Moore's chronology for writing the novel, originally called: Confessions.

Featuring sailboats on front.

• Consists of letter (1979 August 14), Fayetteville (Arkansas) from Bill Harrison, Department of English, University of Arkansas, to B. Moore and flyer advertising a reading by B. Moore.
• Typed letter(s) signed by the author about B. Moore appearing at University of Arkansas as a professional consultant. Includes schedule, purchase order for B. Moore's honorarium and contract. Mimeographed flyer advertising the reading.