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The collection consists of oral history interviews conducted with pioneers of the Grande Prairie region conducted by C.J. Tracie during the years 1966 to 1969 with the following individuals: Eric Wilson homesteaded of Saskatoon Lake in 1910; Barney Throness Lake Saskatoon circa (ca) 1911; Marley Sherk and Gordon Sherk, traveled with Mennonites to Beverlodge area ca. 1910; James Summerville homesteaded in Grande Prairie ca. 1911; J.J.E. Clarke homesteaded in Peace River ca. 1911; G. Balisky homesteaded in Grande Prairie ca. 1912; Joseph Tracie homesteaded in Grande Prairie ca.1916; and Oskar Anderson homesteaded Peace River ca. 1911. The tapes discuss climate, individuals, religions, agriculture, transportation, the economy, and geography of the region.

The fonds consists of administrative records of the Comité provincial des communications (ACFA) which studied broadcasting and other communications issues in Alberta, an audio tape with Franco Albertan folk music, news scripts in French from Radio-Canada, photographs of Franco Albertans Eugène Trottier and Maurice Lavallée and a certificate of Frédéric Boudreau, Codex Historicus de Lac La Biche, color photographs and negatives of Pow-Wows at Pigeon Lake and Hobbema.

The fonds consists of records that were created and maintained by Claudette and Denis Tardif which document their entire careers from the early 1970’s to 2018.

The fonds includes the Club's charter, correspondence, minutes, reports, manuals, newsletters, newspaper clippings, programs, Richelieu International convention information, membership forms, financial statements, and photographs of club members and events.

The fonds consists of administrative records, including constitutions, minutes, financial records and correspondence created by the Coalition des femmes de l'Alberta, its affiliates, and partners.

The fonds consists of meeting minutes and correspondence of the Committee.

The collection consists of seven tapes of French folk songs collected and recorded by Conrad Rochon in 1966 in Central and Northern Alberta, and of the transcripts of songs, in French.

The fonds consist of correspondence and administrative materials created and received by the Conseil Albertain de la Coopération since its inception in 1956 through 1988. This includes financial reports, studies, meeting minutes and various materials related to francophone economic activities in Alberta.

The fonds consists of the minutes, financial records, correspondence, personnel files, membership information, administrative reports of CARDA. The records were created by the cooperative in carrying out services to the membership and in dealing with other organizations having the same economical interests. The fonds has been separated into seven series: Administration, Meetings, Accounting, Correspondence, Studies, Publicity, and Other organizations.

The fonds is composed of various papers, genealogical material and photographs concerning the Côté family and its activities in Alberta.