The fonds consists of materials created by the Temple Beth Ora from 1987-2008. The fonds consists of the following series: Bar/Bat Mitzvahs (1986-2004); Clippings (1980-2008); Financial Statements (1985); Bylaws (1987); History (1980-2008); Minutes (1984-1991); Miscellaneous (1984-2008); Newsletters (1981-2008); Photos (1981-2008); Slides (ca. 1985). These consists of slides of the Leo Baeck School, Israel. Services; Torah Dedication/Stained Glass (1999); Torah Scroll (1999); Travel Auctions (1995-1996); Yahrtzeit Lists (1999-2005)

The collection consists of recorded interviews with Margaret Bad Boy, Annie Bare Shin Bone, Mae Tallow, Elsie Crow Shoe, Josephine Crow Shoe, Grace Daniels, Susan Strangling Wolf, Elsie Jimmy John, Emma Fish, and Molly Bull Shoes. Includes interview notes and photographs of the women interviewed.

The fonds consists of the photocopy of the manuscript Tetreau Ancestory History compiled by Ken Laurenceson, a documented genealogy of 12 generations of Tetreau, Tetreault, Tatro and other variations in names of descendants of Louis Tetreau and Marie-Noelle Landeau, covering the period 1662 - ca. 1985.

Fonds consists of minutes of The Edmonton Chapter of Hadassah and a scrapbook compiled for three seasons of the Edmonton Junior Hadassah containing correspondence, newspaper and magazine clippings, newsletters, convention programmes, records pertaining to the Edmonton Junior Hadassah's affiliation with the Hadassah-WIZO Organization of Canada, and photographs depicting members of the Edmonton Junior Hadassah. The fonds has been divided into two series: The Edmonton Chapter of Hadassah (1914-1952, predominant 1914-1939); Edmonton Junior Hadassah (1956-1959).

The fonds consists of the legal and incorporation documents and other records of the Millet and District Historical Society, including correspondence and minutes of the society and its committee records, financial records (audited statements, casino, bingo and raffle fundraising accounts, budgets, grant applications and results), statistics, other organizations which they have sponsored - John A Smith Manor, Seniors Audio-Visual History Club, etc. and to which they belong. There are records of the Millet and District Museum and Exhibit room, including exhibits hosted, created and travelling, as well as public programming offered and the Tourist Information Centre which they also operate out of their building. There is a photo collection that the museum has taken both printed and digital.

The fonds consists of several pages of textual records, dating from 1935-1940,including some minutes (in Yiddish) which have been translated, and a share certificate.

The fonds consists the records of Théâtre français d'Edmonton and includes a draft of a history about T.F.E., correspondence, minutes, reports, grant applications, touring schedules, budgets, financial statements and other financial records, press releases, contracts, newspaper articles, scripts, costume and set designs, bylaws, pamphlets, programs, photographs and negatives of productions, and videos of Au Petite Bonheur, Piege Pour un Homme, Les Grands Departs and Les Fourberies de Scapin

The fonds consist of photocopied documents, research notes, photographs, and correspondence related to Ted Regehr's preparation of his book on the Northwest Mennonite Conference. It is arranged into two series: (A) Source material, and (B) Manuscript preparation. Includes papers of S.F. Coffman, Clarence J. Ramer, and Ezra Stauffer.

The fonds consists of slides and textual material created by Theresa Ferguson, archaeology and anthropology professor, in the course of her field research.

The fonds consists of microform and digital copies of archival records documenting the history and genealogy of Mennonites in Prussia, Russia, and North America. Included are the Molotschna Colony Census file (1835) documenting a Mennonite settlement in Russia; excerpts from the Guardianship Committee of Foreign Settlers in South Russia fonds (1799-1833) documenting early Mennonite relations with the government of Russia; Ulrich Dueck fonds (ca. 1950-ca. 2001) describing genealogies of Mennonite families in West Prussia; Tim Janzen's historical map collection (1914-2005) documenting the locations of Mennonite colonies in West Prussia and southern Russia (1914-1921) including a partial transliterated index to place names (2005); and the Herman Thiessen fonds (ca. 1950-ca. 2001) describing the Thiessen family genealogy.