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Fonds consists of two letters from Emily Murphy, also known as Janey Canuck, to Inspector A. Moss.

The fonds consists of application forms and notices of decision from the Wartime Prices and Trade Board regarding landlord-tenant disputes and the administration of rent control regulations in Edmonton during the mid 1940's.

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 the records of Athelstan Bisset and his wife Mary, and has been divided into two series: Professional records, relating primarily to Athelstan Bisset's time as a City Alderman but also as a judge, and includes copies of speeches, reports, correspondence, council material from the Dominion Conference of Mayors held in Montreal in 1935, and photographs of inauguration of Overland Mail Route (1943) and Canadian Federation of Mayors and Municipalities conferences; and Private records, relating to the personal lives of Mary and Athelstan, and includes a bank book, menus, invitations, concert and other programs, school newsletters, newspaper clippings, a transcript and program from the opening of D.S. MacKenzie Junior High School, records relating to involvement Knox United Church, a variety of published journals, an assortment of bibles, poetry, English literature and text books, postcards from the Rocky mountains and photographs of friends and colleagues, mountains, Strathcona High School class of 1917-1918, Edmonton Normal School 1920, and an Edmonton Mercuries reception.

The series consists of correspondence, photographs, speeches, professional writings, memoirs, records related to his legal and municipal career, records related to his family's time in North Dakota, personal recollections related to the First and Second World Wars, certificates, and diplomas. There are also many records related to Bisset's career as a judge and City Alderman. These include copies of speeches, reports, correspondence, council material from the Dominion Conference of Mayors held in Montreal in 1935, photographs of the inauguration of Overland Mail Route (1943), and Canadian Federation of Mayors and Municipalities conferences records.

The fonds consists of images, originally dating circa (ca.) 1920, of the Royal North West Mounted Police/Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) at Fort Macleod, Alberta, including an image of the funeral of RCMP Corporal Usher and Alberta Provincial Police Constable Barley, and images of North West Mounted Police and natives at the Calgary Stampede in 1912.

The fonds consists of records created by Marjorie Bowker and Wilbur Bowker. These papers show their involvement in legal, social and political issues in Alberta and Canada. The fonds holds family papers, speeches and writings, material created by Marjorie Bowker's position as a judge, media interviews and various photo albums. The fonds includes two series: Marjorie Bowker records and Wilbur Bowker records.

The collection consists of 23 bound volumes of transcripts of interviews with lawyers, judges, sheriffs, court reporters and clerks relating to the practice of law in southern Alberta. The interviews were conducted by Susie Sparks and James H Gray. Those interviewed were: the Honourable Gordon H. Allen, Q.C., "Barney" Barnett and Tom Malcolm, R.H. Barron, Q.C., W.F. Bowker, Q.C., E.M. Bredin, Q.C., Chester V. Burns, Q.C., R.L. Fenerty, Q.C., Spencer Cumming, Q.C., J.H. Gray, Dr. Ruth Gorman, Rollie Jardine, A.W. MacDonald, M.E. Jones, Q.C., A.W. Henricks, Q.C., the Honourable J.H. Laycraft, the Honourable W.G.N. Egbert, E.W.N. Macdonald, Q.C., the Honourable L.D. MacLean, the Honourable E.C. Manning, R.A. MacKimmie, Q.C., the Honourable R. Martland, Q.C., Marie McCaffary, D.P. McDonald, Q.C., the Honourable J.V.H. Milvain, Q.C., D.P. McLaws, Q.C., Archdeacon Cecil Swanson, Judge F. Thurgood, E. Kush, Q.C., A. Gilchrist, Mrs. Harry Nolan, Mrs. Orrin Might, Ruth Patterson, R.G. Black, Q.C., J.M. Pritchard, Q.C., J.J. Saucier, Q.C., Arthur R. Smith and Peter S. Vallance.

The fonds consists of records maintained, collected, and created by the Canadian Voice of Women for Peace, Alberta Branch including correspondence, membership lists, newsletters, reports, and articles. In particular, the fonds documents the Alberta Branch's investigation into the chemical and biological warfare research and testing occurring at Canadian Forces Base in Suffield, Alberta. The fonds dates from ca. 1960 -- 1994.

The fonds consists of copies of reports on Grande Cache, Alberta land development dating from the 1970s as well as correspondence relating to land claims in the Grand Cache area dating from the 1980s. The fonds also includes a report prepared by Carcajou Research Limited evaluating the public health, social community, economy, government, geography, administration, population, and organization of the Kehewin Cree Nation Reserve #123 from 1971-1979, published in 1980.