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The fonds consists of photgraphs taken by the Alberta Public Affairs Bureau between 1964-1970. Fonds consist of photographs (1964-1970), relating to the University of Alberta (934 images); includes a copy of the campus plan, 1912.

The fonds consists of materials relating to AUCC's study of athletic programs in Canadian Universities. The fonds has been arranged by UACC into series chronologically. The series related to finance was removed by the AUCC. Thus the fonds could be seen as consisting of these series: I. Organization of Study (1973- 1975). Consists of filing system, terms of reference, progress reports and other materials relating to the organization of the study. II. Finance (removed by AUCC). III.General Correspondence (1973- 1975) Series consists of general correspondence and copyright correspondence. IV. Athletic Organizations- Correspondence/ Documentation (1969- 1975) Includes correspondence between AUCC and athletic organizations as well as assorted documentation. V. Universities- Correspondence/ Documentation (1956- 1975) Consists of correspondence between the AUCC and its member universities concerning athletics. VI. Development of Questionnaires, Covering Letters and Mailing Lists (1970- 1974) Consists of questionnaires, student opionnaires, and other surveys of college and university athletics. VII. Report (1974) Consists of draft chapters, French translations, printer's copies and other materials related to the preparation of AUCC's final report on athletic programs in Canadian Universities. VIII. Workshop on Athletics, November 6, 1974 (1974) Series consists of correspondence, draft proceedings and other materials related to AUCC workshop in November 1994. IX. Completed Questionnaires ([1970?]- [1974?]) Completed questionnaires relating to AUCC study on athletic programs at Canadian Universities.

The fonds consists of material collected and created by Bill Tuomi during his career as a social activist and member of the Canadian Communist Party. Materials include news clippings, correspondence, Communist party publications, arrest and detention documents, and other materials.

The fonds consists of predominantly textual material with some original photographs, graphic material and ephemera. The 3.4 metres of records include bulletins, personal correspondence, executive and convention minutes from various social and political groups, newsletters, notes of 1940s radio addresses (CFRN), and photographs. Of particular note, the records document the activities of agrarian protest movements in the 1930s and 1940s. The Tomlinson records also document involvement with many other Alberta political groups from the 1930s to the 1980s. Amongst the groups documented, the records include early minutes of Canadian Commonwealth Federation meetings in Alberta, technocracy, early Alberta Federation of Agriculture documents, original Edmonton Labour Council minutes, newsletters from World War II Canadian internment camps, and meeting minutes and other documents from the Alberta section of the Communist party of Canada dating as early as the 1930s. The latter includes an original Karsh photograph of Tim Buck, former leader of the Communist Party of Canada.

Fonds consists of these series: I Essays and stories (1936-1945 Manuscripts, mainly for a proposed book, Tales of the Creeping Desert. II Personal papers (1899-1918). Includes a diary of the Boer War; passport; memorabilia. III Photographs ([ca. 1900]). Major Stuart and his family; scenes in South Africa, social and military (ca. 40 images). IV Publications (1937-1944). Includes correspondence relating to, and manuscripts of The Canadian Desert; articles on irrigation; preparation of an historical map of the Canadian West. V Reference material (1932). T.C. Main: Report to Commission of Conservation and Afforestation, Province of Saskatchewan (Regina: 1932).

Fonds consists of these series: I Career (1946-1984). Includes briefs, correspondence, course outlines, examinations, lecture notes, memoranda, minutes, reports and theses relating to teaching and university administration. II Commissions, research contracts (1948-1984). Includes briefs; correspondence; decisions; reports. III Correspondence (1948-1985). Includes appeals; applications; recommendations. IV Education (1937-1983). Includes certificates; correspondence; student notes. V Financial (1941- 1982). Includes agreements, balance sheets, correspondence, income tax returns, mortgages, and statements relating to personal and business affairs. VI Honours (1965-1983). Includes circulars; correspondence; programs. V Memberships (1963-1985). Includes certificates; circulars; correspondence. VI Personal, family (1925-1982). Includes certificates; correspondence; diaries; estate records; financial records; 38 photographs. VII Publications (1945-1984). Includes agreements; correspondence; draft manuscripts; monographs; offprints. VIII Reference material (1921-1985). Includes offprints; reports; speeches. IX Speeches (1955-1977).

The fonds consists of these series. I Ephemera (1975- 000; predominant 1988-2000). Series consists of numerous awards, plaques and other ephemera given to Mrs. Hole as a result of her accomplishments as a businesswomen and university administrator. II Photographs and Graphic Materials (1965-2000; predominant 1990-2000). Consists of photographs and paintings of Mrs. Hole in a variety of settings. III Textual Materials and Correspondence (1992-1998). Consists of Mrs. Hole's daytimers (1992-1998) and letter of appointment to Privy Council. IV Videocassettes (1994-2000). Consists of 12 videocassettes of Mrs. Hole's appearances on various television stations as well as a videocassette of Mrs. Hole receiving the Order of Canada. V Audio cassettes (1997-1998). Series contains four audio cassettes of Mrs. Hole's appearances on several different radio shows.

The fonds consists of materials created by Ludger Mogge in 1991. The fonds consists of this series: I. Memoirs (1991) "All Quiet on the University Front: A Graduate Student's Recollections of Campus Politics at the University of Alberta, 1978-1984".

Fonds consists of these series: I Appointment Books (1968- 1982). II Biographical (1945-1983). Relates to awards; correspondence; portraits. III Commissions (1972-1987). Relates in part to the Alberta Human Rights Commission; Board of Review of the Operation of the Provincial Courts of Alberta; Electoral Boundaries Commission for the Province of Alberta. IV Correspondence (1964-1988). Personal and University affairs. V Mathematics (1945-1989). Includes correspondence; papers; speeches. VI Memorabilia (1937-1985). Includes certificates; medals; plaques. VII Photographs (1949-1980). Mainly personal affairs and the University of Alberta (ca. 265 images). VIII þ Publications (1959-1981). IX Research (1975-1976). Includes correspondence relating to grants. X Speeches (1964-1981). Includes invitations; typescripts.

The fonds consists of the records of the Edmonton and Calgary chapters of Technocracy Inc. The fonds has been divided into these series: Publications (1939-1996). Series consists of materials published by Technocracy Inc. Includes materials published by the head office in New York as well as some local Alberta publications. Edmonton Chapter (1932-1996). Series includes publications, mailing lists, reports on other chapters, monthly reports, correspondence, newsletters, general mailings and other materials. Calgary Chapter (1937-1993). Series is comprised of mostly publications but also includes article reprints, lecture notes, correspondence, newsletters, financial records and other materials related to the Calgary chapter of Technocracy inc.