The fonds consists of professional records from Déchène's time as a judge, including reasons for judgments, reports, correspondence, admissions to the bar and newspaper clippings; records pertaining to Déchène's involvement with l'Association canadienne-française de l'Alberta, the Fédération canadienne-française de l'Ouest, Radio-Edmonton Limitée (CHFA), le Conseil de la Vie Française en Amérique, l'Association Canadienne des Educateurs de langue française, Friends of the University of Alberta, Collège Saint-Jean, the Canadian Centenary Council, St. Thomas More Catholic Lawyers' Guild, the Liberal Association of Alberta, the Knights of Columbus, l'Église Saint-Joachim, the Federal Electoral Boundaries Commission for the North-West Territories, including correspondence, minutes, reports, photographs, programs and pamphlets; personal correspondence; speeches; newspapers and newspaper clippings; conference programs; photographs of family, friends and colleagues; cards; invitations; menus; and genealogical information.

The fonds consists of records created and collected by the Anderson, Hiller, and Buchert families dating from 1913 to 2004. The fonds divides into four sub-series: Axel Anderson Series, Bert and Minnie Anderson and Dan Buchert Series, Hiller Family Series, and The Hiller, Anderson and Buchert Family Memorabilia Series.

The fonds consists of the welcoming pamphlet, the registration form and the Sunday morning church songsheet. The artifact is a commemorative t-shirt featuring a sketch of Toles School.

The fonds consists of the records of the Alliance Française d'Edmonton, and includes one sous-fonds, l'École de l'Alliance Française d'Edmonton sous-fonds, and the following: correspondence, agendas, minutes, reports, meeting notices, circulars, membership lists, contracts, permits, newspaper clippings, financial records, and photographs of students and events.

The fonds consists of ten images, dating 1884 to 1919, relating to Plamondon, Alberta, and depicting various members of the Plamondon family (including Joseph Plamondon), settlers, the first election, fishing, soap making, farming, plowing, buildings, and a wedding photograph. There is also a booklet, 1908--1958: Jubilé d'Or, Plamondon, Golden Jubilee.

The fonds consists of interviews by Alice Trottier with Franco-Albertan pioneers, and with Julien LeBlanc, E.O. Druin, and Maurice Lavallée (ca. 12 hours of recordings), a photocopy of a map from 1888, eight photographs of Mgr. Legal, Filles de Jésus sisters and buildings; personal papers and administrative papers of the Salon d'histoire franco-albertaine.

The fonds consists of the transcript of the unpublished novel La grande épinettière. Récit du Nord-Ouest canadien, by Alex Michelet, and four b&w photographs taken on the trail to La Calmette and at the family farm in Alberta. The novel depicts the life of a young teacher who establishes herself in a small community at Grande Coulée (today, Big Coulee) at the beginning of the Twentieth century and the life of French homesteaders in Alberta.

The fonds consists of photographs of Scotty Murray, dignitaries from various bands, scenes in Gleichen and other locations, and various members of the bands that Scotty worked with. Textual records include reports, minutes, and regulations drafted or used by Scotty in his work with the Four Bands and other administrative areas of responsibility.

Fonds consists mainly of administrative and financial records generated by the Society. The records include audited financial statements, financial reports, correspondence, donor's lists, programs, administrative records related to individual projects, bylaws, and the certificate of incorporation. The fonds also contains a collection of publicity materials, mostly newspaper clippings, related to the projects organized or supported by the AUCS, most notably the Children of Chornobyl Fund, a humanitarian initiative that provided aid for children in Ukraine.

The fonds consists of three series: A) Music Events, B) Other Events & Retreats, and C) Administration & Communication.