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File consists of Moure's grade school and high school diplomas, certificates, and grades, course certificates from VIA Rail, and certifcates for piano examinations.

File consists of a list that Moure notes as a "list of European novels to read given by a teacher to my brother Ken, who shared it with me. We read from it for years. High School 1970?"

File consists of two typescripts of an essay on education and culture. The authors of the essay are noted as Ken Moure and Claire Matin (Erin Moure), Banff and Calgary. The first is dated Summer 1974 and the second is dated 1978.

Files consist of index cards, handwritten, with the names of publications and poems annotated as to when they were submitted, rejected or accepted.

File consists of short story "Rosscarrick," articles, poems, and correspondence. File also contains 8X10 photos of Moure's mother (2006) and an image of a poem identifed on the back as "from Pessoa."

File consists of typescripts of poems. Titles include: "Site: The Child's Jacket," "The Curious," "The Coupling," "The Island," "Ants Land at Athens Airport," "The Saints, or Her Sunglasses," "Her Story," "Executive Suite," "Pronouns on the Main."

File consists of drafts of essays, correspondence with editors and other writers, background research materials and reviews. Essays include: "Breaking Boundaries: Writing as Social Practice," "The Anti-Anaesthetic," "Poetry, Memory and the Polis," "To Speak of these Things," and "It Remained Unheard."

File consists of photographs, articles, and a typescript of a prose poem. The photographs are annotated on the back: "Libby Schrier," "Mount Royal Xmas 1980s," "Sara Norquay, Ken Moure wedding," "Banff Park Boundary 1989." File also includes two postcards from Ken Moure.

Files consist of articles, event posters, an obitiuary for a friend, correspondence, Moure's speech and phtoograph at Brandon University upon receiving an Honorary Doctorate, a reprint of an article by Ken Moure "The Limits to Central Bank Co-operation 1916-1936," and a poster of a Fred Wah poem, numbered 126 of 250.