Fonds consists of records created by Richard Plain in his two terms as mayor of St. Albert, as Associate Professor at the University of Alberta, and as the chair of the St. Albert Citizen's Committee. Records from his first term as mayor, 1974-1977, include Administration Committee minutes, Committee of the Whole minutes, St. Albert municipal planning commission minutes, correspondence, reports, and records pertaining to projects undertaken in his first term. Records from his tenure as professor include papers and reports he wrote. Records from the St. Albert Citizen's Committee include meeting minutes, newspaper clippings and collected reports. Records from his second term as mayor, 2001-2004, includes a report on poverty in St. Albert and St. Albert's Silver Anniversary celebration records.
Fonds consists of the records of Anita Ratchinsky. Records include photographs, certificates and awards, projects from students about city council and Mayor Ratchinsky, schedules, notes, and reference material.
Fonds consists of records related to their work as city councillors: maps, including St. Albert Interurban Railway line (1912-1913), land use maps, aerial photos, zoning schedules, Douglas Cardinal plan for St. Albert Place, photos of St. Albert, numbered print by Danny Burns, water system study, reports, including 1979 report on by-pass road, correspondence, briefs, survey and questionnaire results, municipal plans, souvenir brochures, calendars, and election results.
The fonds consists of two series that reflect the political life of Dick Macnaugton. Series I consists of correspondence between Dick Macnaughton and federal politicians concerning the Meech Lake Accord and Bill C-72. Included are letters from William Vander Zalm, Clyde Wells, Preston Manning, Gary Filmon, Joe Ghiz, John Buchanan, Don Getty, Brian Mulroney, and Joe Clarke. Series II consists of newletters from organisations that aimed to protect English in Canada. The newletters include the Alliance for the Preservation of English in Canada, Bilingualism Watch, and Language Matters.
Fonds consists of photographs, scrapbooks, records pertaining to Richard Fowler's education, correspondence from various periods of Richard Fowler's political career, agenda books, certificates and diplomas signifying Richard Fowler's accomplishments, news clippings, ephemera, memoranda, speech notes and election campaign planning. Additionally, the fonds includes a number of scrapbooks documenting Fowler's life as an MLA as well as some radio and television interviews.
Collection contains pamphlets published by the Communist Party of Canada/Labor-Progressive Party, Progress Books, and other Canadian communist and socialist organizations and publishers. Pamphlet subjects include the anti-war movement, political platforms, labour, and economics.
Collection consists of pamphlets published by the Canadian government and other organizations during the Cold War, mostly concerning the threat of nuclear war. Pamphlets were published by the Government of Canada, Combined Universities Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, Canadian Chamber of Commerce, and others. The collection is arranged into four series, and subjects include civil defence, the anti-nuclear movement, nuclear war, survival planning, and communist threats. Other items discuss radioactive fallout, rescue operations, and first aid.
The fonds consists of materials created or collected by Ivan Rudnytski and dating from 1786-1987. Fonds consists of these series: I "Statement of 35 professors" on conditions in Ukraine (1967). Includes brochures; clippings; correspondence. II Bibliographic notes ([19--?]). III Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies (1974-1984). Includes annual reports; correspondence; newsletters; research proposals. VI Collected materials on Eastern Europe and Ukraine (1786-1982). Materials on the history of Eastern Europe, 1861-1982; Galicia, 1786-1968; Ukraine, 1864-1982; Ukrainian communism and nationalism, 1923-1981. VII Collected materials on Viacheslav Lypynsky (1909-1933). Includes articles; clippings; manuscripts; notes; pamphlets. VIII Conferences and speeches on Slavic studies (1960-1977). Includes brochures; clippings; notes; programs. IX Lecture notes (1966-1983). Includes 33 sound tape cassettes. X Materials on M. Drahomanov (1873-1974). Includes copied materials; translations. XI Materials on Michal Czajkowksi (1831-1982). Papers delivered (1930-1971). XII Personal correspondence (1940-1984). XIII Published essays (1987). XIV Ukrainska Vilna Akademia Nauk (1961-1964). Includes bulletins; correspondence; notes. XV Writings by and about Ipolit Terletsky (1833-1977). Includes copied material; notes. XVI Writings of Mykyta U. Shapoval (1921-1935). XVII Writings of Osyp Nazaruk (1907-1940). Includes copied materials; notes.
Fonds consists of these series: I Clippings (1902-1940). II Correspondence (1899-1941). Communications with constituents; politicians; business people. III Family and business matters (1897-1940). Includes clippings; correspondence; land transfers. IV Government of Alberta (1905-1913). Includes memoranda and notes relating to departments and offices; founding of the province; general business; office of the premier. V Intergovernmental business (1905-1910). VI Library ([19þ]). Includes inventory; lists of pamphlets. VII Memorabilia (1907- 1912). Consists mainly of invitations. VIII Northwest Territories, Strathcona, Edmonton (1898-1931). Includes agreements; correspondence; estimates; memoranda; reports. IX Personal (1902-1936). Includes correspondence, memoranda, notes, and speeches; minutes and correspondence of the McGill Graduates' Society of Northern Alberta (A.C. Rutherford, President), 1920- 1936. X Photographs (1907). Alberta and Great Waterways Railway construction (5 images). XI Railroads (1906-1910). Includes memoranda, notes, regulations, and reports relating to railway construction and rail transport in Alberta. XII University of Alberta (1905-1936). Includes agendas; calendars; reports. Consists mainly of incoming correspondence.
