Fonds consists of these series: I Photographs (1983). Selected for an exhibit celebrating the 75th anniversary of the College/Facult,; includes notes on the text and descriptions of the photographs, 1908-1982. II Program (1979-1982). Prospectus and proposal for teacher education, 1979-1980; extension proposal, 1982. III Publications (1947-1983). cole bilingue ou unilingue pour les franco-albertains...? (report, 1974); 50th and 75th anniversary histories (1961, 1983); annual reports; yearbooks; conference proceedings.

The fonds consists of photographs of the Faminow family in Alberta, Saskatchewan and British Columbia.

Fonds consists of posters, programmes, maps, pamphlets, magazines, postcards, correspondence, maps, and photographs.

The fonds consists of photographs of social activities.

The fonds consists of minutes, correspondence, financial statements and newsclippings. Includes some minutes of the Blairmore section.

The records trace the life of the Federation from 1975 to its dissolution in 1987. Included is material from the Section Régionale Jean-Patoine d'Edmonton and the Section Sainte-Anne d'Edmonton. The record are composed of correspondence, minutes, reports, financial statements, agendas, president biographies, conference information, newspaper clippings, biographies of Alberta francophone women, the national newsletter Femmes d'Action and copies of grant applications. It includes some minutes and reports from the branches of Lac Froid and Saint-Isidore, as well as material pertaining to the national-level organization.

The material relates to the planning and management of various annual editions of Jeux francophones de l'Alberta and other sport events and consists of annual reports and minutes, financial reports, project files, research material, correspondence and audio-video material documenting FSFA activities.

The fonds consists of a record book of the Fifth Edmonton Pioneer Hebrew Troop, containing minutes of the group and names of the members from its founding in 1931 to 1934.

Fonds consists of records pertaining to the Goldsand family from 1991-2002 and includes biographical sketches, a Negev Dinner programme for honouree Judy Goldsand, and oral histories by Dr. George Goldsand and Judy Goldsand.

The documents from this fonds testify for the personal and communitarian activities of Guy Lacombe. Researchers will find information regarding his interests in the constitutional rights of the francophones outside Quebec; materials he used for teaching; audio and video recordings, and other documents created over a span of 30 years. Most of the files have the original titles given by their creator. The fonds also include some photographs of personalities of the French community in Alberta, like Dr. Joseph Boulanger, J.-Harry Tremblay, and Dr. Jean-Louis Petitclerc.