Collection consists of records pertaining to the Zalmanowitz family and includes a Beth Israel Synagogue Gala Dinner programme, a magazine clipping, and a photograph of Barry Zalmanowitz, all dating from 2004.

The records consist of original and photocopied papers documenting the Lefebvre Case (francophone rights) at different legal levels, and Yvon Lefebvre's correspondence with governmental and legal officials. It also includes records related to his activism in francophone education, specifically the opening of Georges et Julia Bugnet school in Edmonton.

The fonds consists of the business records of Young & Bisset, and includes correspondence, agreements, orders, memoranda of agreement, letters of administration, probate records, handwritten case notes, a list of cases, Bisset's daily journals (includes appointments), a bank passbook, and days books (cashbooks).

Fonds consists of materials created by Justice Yaroslaw Roslak of Edmonton, dating from 1975-1995. The fonds consists of two series: 1. Judge's notebooks and Reasons for Judgement (1985-1995). This series consists of judge's notebooks and reasons for judgement by Justice Roslak of the Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta. 2. Personnel files (1975-1994). This series consists of files of correspondence regarding routine personnel matters of his employment with the Attorney General's Department and the Court of Queen's Bench.

The fonds consists of photographs of the RNWMP career of Harry, and the Jacob Woolfe family in Calgary.

The fonds consists of John Taylor Wood's diaries, speeches and miscellaneous correspondence ((1864-1903); Zachary Taylor Wood's diaries (primarily NWMP/RNWMP journals) (1886-1915), personal papers (1879-1915), and Yukon memorabilia (1897-1915); Stuart Taylor Wood's diaries (primarily RNWMP/RCMP journals)(1908-1951), personal papers (1910-1966), and records related to Herschel Island (1904-1964); Stuart Taylor Wood's research collection, related to the history of the Mounted Police (1873-1960s), including material about Major James Walsh, Fort Walsh, the March West, Wood Mountain, the Cypress Hills Massacre, various NWMP forts, and the Yukon during the Klondike gold rush; Zack Taylor Wood's letters to his wife during the Second World War (1939-1945); and extensive photographs of the Wood family, Mounted Police, Yukon and Herschel Island (1878-1961).