The sous-fonds consists of census records, insurance records, municipal agreements such as expropriations and utility rates, files on special promotional events which have occurred in the City of Grande Prairie, and the contents of a 1962 time capsule from the cornerstone of City Hall. Two maps outline the fire fighting agreement between the City and County of Grande Prairie. Photographs are of special events in the city, such as prime ministerial and royal visits and the Canada Winter Games.
The sous-fonds consists of the Minutes and By-laws of the Village, Town and City of Grande Prairie as well as photographs of mayors and aldermen from 1957 to 1983.
Fonds consists of records pertaining to the administration of the City of St. Albert. Records include City Council minutes and minutes from various committees and boards, reports and studies, booklets, brochures, financial records, and photographs.
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 consists of Cleo Mowers' personal papers related to the Lethbridge Herald, F.P. Publications, the Herald vs. Paletta legal case, the Liberal Party, Metric Conversion Canada (MCC), the Canadian Water Resources Association (CWRA), Alta-Fresh and Fresh Food Farms, carrots, and Meadowlark Gardens.
The fonds consists of material Colleen Klein created during Ralph Klein's tenure as Premier of Alberta. The fonds includes correspondence related to charity organizations Colleen Klein supported, requests for meetings, invitations, invitations accepted, invitations regretted, requests for meetings, and speaking notes dating from 1995 to 2006.
The fonds consists of CATV-produced television programs about the Alberta oil sands (1976); John Diefenbaker (1978); branding at the Wyalta Ranch (1979); opening of Calgary's Gulf Canada Centre (1979); a Calgary Stampede chuckwagon race (1980); history of St. John Ambulance (1980); "Canada West" episodes about western alienation, the division of power, Robert Stanfield, Arthur Child, Patrick O'Callaghan, Mayor Dewar and Peter Lougheed (1980); "Canada in Print" episodes about the Mad Trapper, Canadian newspapers, and nature photography (1980); opening of the Calgary LRT (1981); and a "Calgary Show" episode about Glenbow collecting the archives of women's groups (1981).
Fonds consists of records relating to Cornelia Wood's work as a Member of the Legislative Assembly for the Alberta Social Credit Party, publications and pamphlets about the Social Credit movement, photographs of Alberta scenes, particularly around Stony Plain, personal and political correspondence, speeches, newspaper clippings, periodicals, financial records, posters, calling cards, magazines and other records relating to Cornelia Wood's involvement with various organisations.
