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The fonds consists of correspondence with AGT, subscribers, etc., and financial records. Includes bylaws of the Carstairs and Delburne Mutual Telephone Companies.

The collection consists of advertisements for automobiles; farm machinery; household appliances; theatres, circuses, and entertainments; food and drink; political meetings; tobacco, cigarettes and liquor; clothing; general merchants; land and real estate sales throughout Alberta; sale of lots in Calgary; and the Calgary Stampede. Includes front pages about the Titanic sinking, first Alberta Legislature, and other stories.

The fonds consists of constitution and bylaws, minutes, correspondence and circulars, and convention proceedings.

The fonds consists of charter, minutes, annual statistical returns, cashbooks, correspondence, and subscribers' accounts.

The fonds consists of correspondence (1854-1905) relating to his newspaper businesses, the Temperance Colonization Society, the crofters' immigration scheme, the Alaskan boundary, and the Dunbow Ranche; legal records; diaries (1842-1904); correspondence, minutes and incorporation documents for the railway company; and certificates, appointments and commissions. Includes Emily's correspondence (1853-1914) and photographs of the Begg family.

The fonds consists of general and council minutes (1967-1979), local resolutions, and membership files of the Calgary branch; national and local commercial and film agreements (1960-1980s); resumes and photographs of local artists, and scripts for films and movies made in Calgary area (1973-1984); and minutes of the National Board of Directors and Executive Committee.

The fonds consists of incorporation certificates, general correspondence, agreements, share certificates, financial statements and reports of operations.

The fonds consists of a partially autobiographical novel entitled "Chinook Medley" about life on a ranch on the Bow River in southern Alberta. Includes photographs of the Banister ranch and the "Grotto".

The collection consists of Andy Philip's news files re stories of interest to Calgarians (1967-1976). Includes photographs of the Four Seasons Hotel and the Mackenzie Valley Pipeline inquiry by Justice T.R. Berger. Also includes articles written by Catherine Philip about her family, CFGP Radio (Grande Prairie) the Alaska Highway, and the Calgary Zoo's history.

• The fonds consists of diaries (1891-1892, 1897), writings, musical compositions, scrapbooks about her career and Calgary musicians, and photographs of herself and Calgary orchestras. Includes her special compositions for Western Canada College and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP).

The fonds consists of legal and military records, and photographs of his career in the army and Forest Service.

The fonds consists of records created by Dr. Key during the last ten years of his life while engaged in writing his memoirs, and about William Aberhart; copies of his Drumheller Mail column; records of his museum consulting practice; and photographs of early Calgary. Includes some original Max Bates sketches used to illustrate one of his stories.

The fonds consists of scrapbook of Bob's articles and reviews of his book (1959, 1960), transcript of an interview with him (1957), telegrams (1961), family photographs (ca. 1896, 1910s), photographs of packing activities near Banff and Grande Prairie, and miscellany. Includes Gladys' newsclippings, photographs, notes, and history of the Good Cheer Club (1917-1966).

The fonds consists of letters written by Bob Edwards (1907-1922); photocopies of his birth and death certificates, obituary newsclippings (1922); a television script based on his life (1962); and photographs of Edwards in his office and with his wife. Included are letters to the Calgary Board of Trade re misleading advertising for settlers (1907), Mr. Haddin re Eye Opener subscription (1911), Warren Davenport re Eye Opener subscription (1912), Isaac Cowie re Hudson's Bay Company oldtimers (1913), Jessie McCauley Ross (nurse) re personal activities and drinking problems (1915), and Vancouver newspaperman George Murray re marriage, personal life, and publishing (1915-1922).

The fonds consists of minutes (ca. 1915-1960s), financial records (1930s-1960s), labour negotiations (1960s-1970s), general administration correspondence (1950s-1960s), and photographs of events and personalities which appeared in the newspaper (1900s-1970s).

• The fonds consists of constitution and rules (1911); minutes (1913-1924, 1927-1928, 1947-1957, 1959-1964, 1970-1999); correspondence (1913-1921); office files (1952-1958, 1978-2007); financial records (1954-1990); scrapbooks (1950-1983); and photographs (1921-1970).

The fonds consists of published and unpublished news photographs (1886-1986) which include photographs of Calgary and Alberta events, personalities, buildings and sports teams; the southern Alberta oil industry; Calgary military personalities and views (1940s-1960s); and royal visits to Calgary (1951, 1953). Also consists of correspondence (1928-1965); financial records (1929-1970); union agreements (1947-1960); bylaw (1938); and property inventory (1913). Includes essays entered by Calgary pioneers in a Herald competition (1970); sketches, plans and maps of Calgary areas and buildings (1956-1961); miscellaneous programs, bulletins and newsclippings, and reference material; transcripts, court documents, etc regarding lawsuits of Rod Sykes - material used by Herald reporter Vern Simaluk to write his columns; radio programs involving Rev. John Thomas (1953).

The fonds consists of photographs of personalities, scenes and politicians; research material and slides for "The Last Complete Show", about the Capitol Theatre; and sound recordings of "Gaslight" productions on Sam Livingston, Calgary Exhibition and Stampede, oil industry, Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), Crowsnest Pass, railways, Louis Riel, and law makers and law breakers; script of broadcast re Eric Harvie (1975)

The collection consists of recordings featuring these musicians amongst others: Charles Adams, Colin Adjun, David and Dorothy Aglukark, Etulu and Susan Aningmiuq, Juupie Arnaituk, Terry Cousineau, Ron Dillman, Etulu Etidlouie, Norman Glowich, David Gon, Anita Issaluk, Manfred Janssen, Hank Karr, Joe Loutchan, Charlie Panigoniak, William Tagoona, Mary Thompson, Alexis Utatnaq, and Jim Vautour.