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The fonds consists of petition, minutes, correspondence, seminar records, newsletters and newsclippings (1965-1966). Includes Pauline Dempsey's correspondence with Calgary Council of Community Services (1961-1965), and Calgary Indian Friendship Centre incorporation documents, minutes, budgets, etc. (1964-1965).

The fonds consists of incorporation documents, minutes, annual reports, committee records, correspondence, administration records, production records, staff files, marketing records, newsclippings, programs, development records, special events records and photographs of the orchestra. Includes architectural plans for the Calgary Centre for the Performing Arts. RECORDS RELATED TO THE FOLLOWING SUBJECTS ARE ALSO IN THIS FONDS. SEE INVENTORY FOR DETAILS: Alberta Ballet Company, Alberta Theatre Projects, Association of Canadian Orchestras, Banff Centre, Calgary Board of Education, Calgary City Ballet, Calgary Exhibition and Stampede, Calgary Musical Theatre, Calgary Musicians Association, Calgary Philharmonic Chorus, Calgary Opera Association, Calgary Regional Arts Foundation, Calgary Youth Orchestra Society, Canadian Opera Company, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), CFCN, CHQR, CKXL, E.R. Deutsch, Alan Graham, Max Malden, National Ballet Company, Playhouse Theatre Company, Royal Winnipeg Ballet, John Shaw, Southern Alberta Opera Association, Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium,Theatre Calgary Auditorium, Kurt Trachsel, 15th Winter Olympic Games, and Women's League of the Calgary Philharmonic Society.

The fonds consists of educational material, pamphlets and magazines published by the Institute; lectures; photographs of graduating students; music which accompanied bible broadcasts; Christmas broadcasts (1950, 1951); and recording of dedication of organ service. Includes Social Credit pamphlets.

The fonds consists of constitution and bylaws (1935), minutes (1935-1967), correspondence (1933-1974), financial records, and contracts. RECORDS RELATED TO THE FOLLOWING SUBJECTS ARE ALSO IN THIS FONDS. SEE INVENTORY FOR DETAILS: Albertan Publishing Co., All-Canadian Congress of Labour, T. Bradford, William Burgess, Thomas E. Cannell, Canadian Federation of Labour, Bert S. Corbett, Stanley Cummer, Herbert Edward Dann, Peter Diener, A.A. Frawley, Art Fritz, Charles H. Frost, Frank Gawlicki, S.A. Gill, Joseph Guest, O.W. Harris, International Typographical Union, Frank E. Izzard, Charles Alfred James, Ernest James, John G. Jarvis, Margaret G. Kerr, William Laing, W. Lavery, Kenneth McIntosh, A. Mason, Sydney Moore, William Morrison, J.O. Nix, North Hill News (newspaper), J.M. Ragan, Norman Reid, C.E. Shaw, Walter Simpson, Southwestern Publishers Ltd., Abe Suderman, Frederick Scott Thorn, Robert H. Thornton, Vancouver Printing Trades Union, and Winnipeg Newspaper Printers Association.

The fonds consists of minutes (1909-1948), annual reports, agreements to provide service, legal agreements, lists of properties and assets, financial records, income tax returns, shareholders' records, construction records, and scripts for radio broadcasts sponsored by the company. Includes films, photographs and slides of power plant, dam and transmission line construction (1910-1962), and employee outings. Also includes Calgary Water Power Co. minutes (1890-1934), incorporation ordinance and bylaws, correspondence, agreements, annual reports, and financial records; and financial records of Montreal Engineering Co., Saskatchewan office, and Prairie Power Co., Regina. RECORDS RELATED TO THE FOLLOWING SUBJECTS ARE ALSO IN THIS FONDS. SEE INVENTORY FOR DETAILS: LOCATIONS SERVED: Acme, Airdrie, Aldersyde, Alix, Arrowwood, Balzac, Banff, Barons, Bashaw, Bassano, Bawlf, Beiseker, Bentley, Beverley, Black Diamond, Blackfalds, Blackie, Bon Accord, Bow Island, Bow River, Bowden, Brant, Brocket, Brooks, Bruderheim, Cadogan, Camrose, Cardston, Carmangay, Carstairs, Cayley, Champion, Chipman, Claresholm, Clive, Clover Bar, Cluny, Clyde, Coaldale, Coalhurst, Cochrane, Crossfield, Czar, Daysland, Didsbury, Eckville, Edberg, Elbow River, Ensign, Ferintosh, Fort Macleod, Fort Saskatchewan, Gleichen, Glenwood, Granum, Grassy Lake, Hardisty, Hayter, High River, Holden, Hughenden, Hussar, Innisfail, Irma, Irricana, Kananaskis, Killam, Kirkcaldy, Lacombe, Lake Chinika, Lake Minnewanka, Lamont, Legal, Leslieville, Lethbridge, Lougheed, Magrath, Metiskow, Milk River, Millet, Mirror, Morinville, Morleyville, Nanton, New Chicago, New Dayton, New Norway, Nobleford, Ohaton, Okotoks, Parkland, Pearce, Penhold, Picture Butte, Ponoka, Provost, Queenstown, Raymond, Red Deer, Rimbey, Rockeyford, Round Hill, Ryley, St. Albert, St. Paul, Sedgewick, Standard, Stavely, Sterling, Stony Plain, Strathmore, Suffield, Sylvan Lake, Taber, Thorsby, Tofield, Turner Valley, Viking, Vulcan, Wainwright, Warner, Westlock and Wetaskiwin. OTHER TOPICS: Alberta Government Telephones, Alberta Portland Cement Co., R.B. Bennett, Blue Quills School (St. Paul), Calgary Buffalo Athletic Association, Canadian National Railway (CNR), Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR), CFCN, Eastern Irrigation District, Eau Claire and Bow River Lumber Co., Eau Claire Sawmills Ltd., David McDougall, prisoners of war, and Stoney reserve.

The fonds consists of grand opening program, invitations and leaflet with plans of the Central Library (1963), seven plans of the Central Library (1962), and twelve plans of the Memorial Park Library (ca. 1910-1912).

The fonds consists of a scrapbook containing newsclippings, correspondence, reports, examination papers, brochures, certificates, and business cards documenting the history of the project.

The fonds consists of bylaws (1939-1998), constitution and incorporation documents, minutes (1956-2003), annual returns (1983-1989), financial records, membership lists (1972-2003), newsletters (1962-2003), correspondence, camp reports (1980-2003), and miscellany.

The fonds consists of nine photograph series as follows: players, players-signed to try out only, players-applied only, administrative staff, team photographs, play action, cheerleaders and mascots, media and activities, and other CFL team photographs. Also includes some press releases, resumes and newsclippings, and media recordings of the 1948 Grey Cup game, team jingles, etc.

The fonds consists of photographs of personalities, scenes and politicians; research material and slides for "The Last Complete Show", about the Capitol Theatre; and sound recordings of "Gaslight" productions on Sam Livingston, Calgary Exhibition and Stampede, oil industry, Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), Crowsnest Pass, railways, Louis Riel, and law makers and law breakers; script of broadcast re Eric L. Harvie (1975)