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• The fonds consists of national office and executive minutes and correspondence; and Alberta organization and constituency correspondence, business and financial reports, memberships reports, and radio and television broadcast scripts; also includes recorded speeches by M.J. Caldwell, Aylmer Liesemer and I.V. Macklin.

• The fonds consists of minutes, correspondence, and irrigation reports.

• The fonds consists of correspondence, speeches (including radio broadcasts), electoral maps, scrapbooks and minutes.

The fonds consists of administrative records: policies, annual reports, organizational charts, briefs and papers, minutes, personnel records, committee minutes and reports, enrollment statistics and forms, and budgets; curriculum records: calendars, student evaluations, studies, and course outlines; and student affairs records: student council minutes, reports and financial statements; and School of Nursing Alumni records. Includes newspaper clippings, scrapbooks, and photographs (1897-1967) of nurses' residence, faculty, students, school and hospital.

The fonds consists of minutes (1909-1948), annual reports, agreements to provide service, legal agreements, lists of properties and assets, financial records, income tax returns, shareholders' records, construction records, and scripts for radio broadcasts sponsored by the company. Includes films, photographs and slides of power plant, dam and transmission line construction (1910-1962), and employee outings. Also includes Calgary Water Power Co. minutes (1890-1934), incorporation ordinance and bylaws, correspondence, agreements, annual reports, and financial records; and financial records of Montreal Engineering Co., Saskatchewan office, and Prairie Power Co., Regina. Also includes drawings relating to the automation of plants and dams.

• The fonds consists of Orders, Part II regarding personnel in various military formations, field batteries, brigades and regiments.

These land examination reports were prepared by CPR's Land Inspectors, and include the following elements (not necessarily all of them in any single report), which helped the railway determine the value of the land, and what price they should charge for it: average grade; nearest railway station; elevators; nationality of nearest settlers; type of farming in district; nearest creamery, post office, school, church; average rainfall; area of arable land; soil type; timber cover; surface water and well depth; grass and hay cover; stone and coal in district; improvements made; and general remarks.

• The fonds consists of minutes (on microfilm), general and membership correspondence, correspondence with local rodeo committees, judges cards, rule books and directories, rodeo programs and posters, financial statements and press kits. Also includes articles of association, advertising correspondence and financial records of Canadian Rodeo News.

The fonds consists of biographical, personal and family papers (1886-1982); records about the establishment and promotion of the Noble Foundation (1912-1921); material compiled in 1957 by Glenbow staff member O.S. Longman about the Noble Foundation, Cameron Ranch, Sir Roderick W. Cameron, etc.(1913-1957); Noble Farms records including correspondence about farming operations, and the development, manufacture, patenting and marketing of the Noble Cultivator ((1933-1940); Noble Cultivators Ltd. patent records, promotional literature, patent infringement correspondence, financial ledgers, employee timesheets, and films (directed by Carly Stewart) featuring Noble agricultural implements (1937-1986). Includes extensive photographs of agricultural activities on the Cameron Ranch and Grandview Farm, the farm implements factory, family members, and Nobleford (aerial views).

The fonds consists of correspondence, contracts and wage agreements, minutes, reports, reference material and financial records; photographs of coal mining operations and conferences, and of individuals prominent in the industry; recorded interviews with L.C. Stevens and Mike Vitalli about the history of coal mining in the west; and an address by Lieutenant-Governor MacEwan to the 24th Canadian Conference on Coal.

The collection consists of correspondence, reports, memoranda, etc., related to Alberta's oil and gas industries.

The fonds consists of surveying correspondence and plans (1922-1953), field notebooks (1926-1952), military papers (1915-1917), some personal correspondence (1907-1964), and photographs of survey parties and camps (1909-1910, 1928-1929).

The fonds consists of Harold's diaries (1920, 1923, 1953, 1957 and nd), correspondence (1916-1977) and records of organizations to which he belonged; Christine's correspondence (1917-1977); and certificates, programs, family photographs and other family papers.

The fonds consists of proceedings, financial records, and newsletters of the Grand Lodge, Rebekah Assembly, and Theta Rho Girls Club; the prospectus and correspondence of the Alberta Oddfellows Temple Limited; and minutes, correspondence, financial and membership records of defunct lodges.

The fonds consists of his autobiographical manuscript, "Pioneers and Pioneering in Western Canada" (1963); correspondence, notes and reports he compiled for Glenbow related to Alberta agriculture and irrigation (1894-1964); films related to a wide variety of agricultural topics (ca. 1920-1955); photographs of agriculture and agricultural personalities (1884-1959); and excerpts from the 1885 Riel Rebellion (North West Rebellion) diary of his father, Charles Longman.

Fonds consists of records documenting the career of landscape architect Richard Strong from 1954 to 2008. Records include architectural drawings, photographs, reports, correspondence, promotional materials, student work, and faculty papers. The landscape architectural drawings document all phases of the design process including preliminary sketches, design development drawings, working drawings, and presentation drawings. Aside from the drawings, the fonds also includes textual files for much of Strong’s work, as well as photographs for select projects. There are personal files that include correspondence and daily journals as well as faculty records that document Strong’s tenure at the University of Toronto from 1967 to 1967. The fonds holds over one meter of office files that document the administration of Strong’s practice primarily over the years 1961 to 1974. These files contain the firm’s promotional brochures, correspondence with other landscape architects such as Hideo Sasaki, and general files that are arranged alphabetically. The project files document over four hundred of Strong’s projects, largely spanning the years 1962 to 1982, and ranging across Canada, as well as locations in the United States and Australia. Strong completed numerous landscapes for provincial and national parks, housing developments, industrial sites, universities and colleges, and residences. Among the notable projects represented among the records are McMaster University (Hamilton), Queen’s Park (Toronto), Expo 67 (Montreal), York University (Toronto), Devonian Square (Toronto), Trent University (Peterborough), Point Pelee National Park, Gros Morne National Park, NOVA Garden Court (Calgary), and many others. The projects also include several important landscapes that Strong worked on for works by his close friend the Australian architect John Andrews, including the Port of Miami Passenger Terminal, Harvard University Gund Hall, Sarah Lawrence College Library, Belconnen Town Centre (Canberra), Knight Residence (Toronto), Intelsat Headquarters (Washington, D.C.), and University of Lethbridge. The fonds is divided into four series: 1. Personal Records; 2. Faculty Records; 3. Office Files; and 4. Project Records.

The fonds consists of family correspondence; and business correspondence pertaining to the Alberta Associated Oil Fields Ltd. and the Red Deer Valley Coal Co., including leases, invoices, receipts, a progress report, newsclippings, financial statements, mine blueprints, and photographs of coal mines.

The fonds consists of constitution and bylaws (1967); constitution and bylaws of the women's section (1922); membership rosters (1944-1945); completed biographical data forms (1956); programs of annual round-ups (1922-1989); biographical data on pioneers (1946-1977); newspaper clippings of obituaries (1931-2002), about historic events and milestones (1910-1999), profiles of persons (1920-1998), profiles of places (1963-1998), and newspaper columns on these subjects (1969-1998); photographs of pioneers and their circumstances (1886-ca. 1970s); and audio recording of the opening ceremonies of the group's memorial building (1955).

The fonds consists of constitutions and bylaws, minutes of the District Executive Board, proceedings of conventions, general correspondence, records of Workmen’s Compensation and Unemployment Insurance appeals, correspondence of District officers, correspondence with mine operators and Local Unions, financial records, membership records, reports and briefs to commissions of inquiry and legislators, records of negotiations and labour disputes, collective agreements with employers, records of Local Unions, newspaper clippings, collected miscellany, photographs, and an oral history interview. Records of the Welfare and Retirement Fund include minutes, decisions, annual reports, financial records, correspondence, reports, agreements, mine operators’ employment records, and case files of Welfare and Retirement Fund beneficiaries.

The fonds consists of constitution and bylaws (ca. 1920s-2011); minutes (1911-2016); autographs of, and correspondence with, speakers (1921-2012); sound recordings of addresses by speakers (1974-1974, 1990-1991); President's report and papers (1960-2011); general correspondence (1948-1998); membership records (1925-2000); financial records (1925-2012); miscellaneous reports, certificates and newspaper clippings (1921-2011); publicity records (1991-2003); and papers related to the Association of Canadian Clubs and other affiliated organizations.