Series consists of a file for the Northern Telecom Award Citation (Montreal)

Series consists of 33 posters for various stage productions, and production reviews

The John Flanders Photography collection contains approximately 2,000 slides and 2,700 negatives from the 1990s to the early 2000s in the Toronto, Ontario area. Photographed buildings include residences, office buildings, Confederation Square (Toronto), hotels, Massey College, Scarborough Metro Zoo, Pearson College of the Pacific, Plywood Research Building, Queen's University, Shaw Festival Theatre, and Trent University.

W.R. Bartlett and R. Wallis are named as the artists. London: Published for the Proprietors, by Geo: Virtne, 26, Ivy Lane, 1840. Copyright, Artistica, Montreal. Print size: 8 1/2"x11" mounted in a cardboard frame: 11"x12.

Series consists of background research and reference materials gathered by Foran during the research into projects, books, and articles. Records include copies of related articles, handwritten notes from visits to libraries and archives, copies of archival records. Some files contain typescripts of works resulting from the research.

Series consists of three folders, one of which contains photographs of Foran golfing, a group of identified individuals, and what appears to be Grant MacEwan and his grandsons. One folder contains typescripts of short stories written by Foran (“The Cut Stone”) and his wife, Heather MacEwan Foran (“Topa’s Gift”) that they entered into a short story competition in 1984. Foran would later become an adjudicator for submissions to a Junior Competition for “Write’em Cowboy” when he worked for the Western Heritage Centre in the late 90s.

The last folder consists of handwritten and typescript notes that appear to be from Foran’s contribution to the publication “A Century of Grant MacEwan: Selected Writings,” with entries from MacEwan’s journals of 1927. The folder also consists of a birthday poem for MacEwan (1982) and a sepia print mounted on cardboard showing the construction of the Alberta Legislature. Two dates are written on the back: 1906 and 1911.

Consists of examination questions and notes from Upper Canada College.