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The fonds consists of Brownie handbook; storybook; colouring book; leader handbook; outlines of ceremonies, games, songs and lessons; miscellany; and photographs of the Calgary Stampede, Royal Visit to Calgary (1951) and Festival Chorus.

The collection consists of recorded interviews with Lee Hunt, Helen Kozicky, 1916-2007, Red Windsor, Vera Burns, Charles "Checkers" Tomkins, George Higa, V.L. Doug Hawkes, George Takeyasu, and James R. "Jim" Morgan; transcripts and staff notes about the Tomkins, Hawkes, Morgan, Takeyasu, and Higa interviews; and transcript of an interview with Don Munro, for which there is no recording available.

The fonds consists of a minute book.

The fonds consists of records created or collected by Dr. Chorny over the course of his life and his career. The records reflect his education from grade school to his Doctorate and include photographs, registration papers, graded assignments, his Masters thesis and his dissertation. The records also include correspondence and teaching materials from his career as a high school teacher and principal, and also reflect his creative writing with articles and the drafts of a novel he wrote. Chorny was active both provincially and nationally with teaching associations and the records reflect his close ties with the English Council of the Alberta Teachers Association and his creation of the Canadian Council of Teachers of English. Records include correspondence, photographs, newsclippings, and newsletters.

The collection consists of correspondence from researchers and inquirers which includes significant and substantial compilations on Metis genealogy. Includes pedigree charts, descendancy charts, family group sheets, essays, articles, and photocopied newsclippings. The files are arranged alphabetically by the names of the researchers or inquirers, and include William Frederic James Bell, Rhiannon Boardman, Jim Bowman, James D. Campbell, Mary Sandison Fox, Malcolm S. Gray, Kelly Guilmette, Andy Gullion, Jim Lavers, Gail Morin, Garnet Quigley, Tammy Rempel, and the Wylie family. Files include information on families descended from early fur trader bearing the following surnames: Auld, Bethune, Cook, Erasmus, Favell, Fellers, Gariepy, Gray, Gullion, Kwaraconte, Latreille, Laurence, McKay, McKinlay, Mowat, Nepissing, Robertson, Sandison, Wylie.

The fonds consists of diary kept as conscientious objector in American army camps.

The fonds consists of Navy League of Canada annual reports and knitting book for ditty bags; RCAF Benevolent Fund annual reports, newsletters, correspondence, guidebook and membership lists; and an appraisal book for Alberta Pool Elevators Limited.

Fonds consists of correspondence, notices and descriptions of events, planning notes, budgets, agenda and minutes. Includes audio-visual requests and room booking forms.

Fonds consists of four series: Musical Works (1965-2007); Music Business (1970-2012); Other Music Activities (1966-2012); and Education (1969-2000). The predominant series, Musical Works, represents Horwood's activities as a composer, and includes music sketches, full scores, and final scores. The series also includes photographic slides. The Music Business series consists of professional correspondence and other materials pertaining to the production and promotion of Horwood's musical activities. The Other Music Activities series consists of records related to the performance of his music and music arranging. The Education series consists of educational material from Horwood's time as a student and as an instructor.

The collection consists of recordings and transcripts of interviews. The recordings have very poor sound quality.

The fonds consists of records from Mike McMordie’s educational and professional career. Included are notes and research material from his BArch and PhD, teaching materials and records from committees, activities, and professional organizations he was involved with. There is material from interviews and publications he produced, professional and personal correspondence, exhibits and projects, and audio-visual and photographic material including a slide collection used for teaching and publications. The fonds is arranged into six Series: (1) Architectural training and professional practice; (2) Professional service and activities; (3) Teaching; (4) Personal records; (5) Research subject files; (6) Loose Audiovisual; (7) Audiovisual; and (8) Objects.