Fonds consists of these series: I Annual report 1977-1980). II Audiovisual resources [1964- 1977]. Includes video tape recordings and sound disc recordings of Ukrainian society and music. III Conferences, seminars (1977-1986). Includes announcements; programs. IV Newspapers (1856, 1925-1988). Master microfilm copies of Ukrainian newspapers not available in Canada, collected from European archives and libraries. Reference copies are in the University Libraryþs micromaterials collection. V Programs (1977-[1989]). Includes bilingual program, 1977-1979; outlines of programs, 1978-1986. VI Publications (1977-[1989]). Includes correspondence with publishers; original watercolour illustrations by Henricus C.J.M. Zyp for children's books. VII Research (1896-1983). Includes lists of projects approved and rejected, and collections acquired for research and reference: B. Lewytzkyji's publications, 1941-1980; B.Z. Kazymyra's collection of copies of documents pertaining to emigration, 1896-1914 (Guide, 1979); L.Y. Luciuk's collection of microfilmed documents of the Association of Ukrainians in Great Britain, [1945-1952] and of Dr. J. Makoweckyj's collection, 1939-1964 (Guide, 1982); I. Tesla's collection of copies of documents on internment camps, 1914-1918 (Guide, 1977). VIII Scholarships, fellowships (1976-[1989]). IX Shevchenko lecture (1977-1986). Includes correspondence; publicity; biographies of speakers. X Visiting speakers (1978-1984).

Fonds consists of these series: I Minutes (1983-1986). II Projects (1982-1986). Includes cultural events; library; fellowships; Alberta Cultural Heritage Foundation. III Reports (1980-1987). Includes annual reports; financial records.

The collection consists of one book titled "Bob Edward's Summer Annual, 1920". The book is signed by Bob Edwards, editor of the "Calgary Eye Opener".

Fonds consists of minutes (1922-1938, 1947), ledger (1923-1939), correspondence (1922-1936), Burns Festival records (1922-1928, 1933-1935), invoices and receipts (1920s), and a short history of the society.

The fonds consists of 50th anniversary commemorative booklet (1981) and newsletters (1969-1974, 1985-1992).

The fonds consists of correspondence, minutes, and reference files related to his involvement with the Blood Band Council, Red Crow Developments, Kainai Cooperatives Enterprises, and other native organizations; records related to his rodeo career; reports, minutes, circulars and reference files related to his involvement with the Indian Association of Alberta, its offshoot, the Treaty and Aboriginal Rights and Research program (TARR), and the National Indian Brotherhood. Includes correspondence with Jean Chretien and the Department of Northern and Indian Affairs. Also includes photographs of the Gladstone family, members of the Blood Band, and rodeo events.

The fonds consists of James Gladstone's personal papers: family correspondence (1944-1970), diaries (1952-1967), certificates, recorded interview, programs, etc.; his senatorial papers: correspondence, invitations, speeches, etc.; records of organizations in which he was active; Nora Gladstone's family correspondence (1937-1945) and scrapbook; Janie Gladstone's diaries (1937-1945), invitations, and scrapbooks; Pauline Dempsey's scrapbooks; and Hugh Dempsey's notes for his biography of James Gladstone. Includes albums of postcards and photographs exchanged by the Gladstone and Dempsey families. Also includes Indian Association of Alberta minutes (1946, 1950-1955, 1957-1971) and correspondence (1947-1970); minutes (1944-1957) and membership lists of the IAA, Blood local. Records related to the following subjects are also in this fonds. See inventory for details: All American Indian Days (Sheridan, Wyoming), Archaeological Society of Alberta, Ed Bellerose, Chief Sam Bird, Blackfoot Indian Agency, Blood Indian Agency, Blood Indian Hospital (Cardston), W. Russell Brown, Calgary Indian Friendship Centre, Canadian Club, Canadian Indian Youth Council, Harold Cardinal, Charles Camsell Hospital, Jean Chretien, Chief Ben E. Christmas, Chief David Crowchild, John Diefenbaker, Edmonton Canadian Native Friendship Centre, Erminskin Indian School (Hobbema), Federation of Saskatchewan Indians, Friends of the Indians Society, Ruth Gorman, Deane R. Gundlock, Alvin Hamilton, Historical Society of Alberta, Kahn-Tineta Horn, Indian and Eskimo Association, Kainai Chieftainship, Kainai Cooperative Enterprises, Lawrence E. Kindt, Arthur Laing, Judy Lamarsh, John Laurie, Chief Clarence McHugh, George Manuel, Chief James Montour, Moral Re-Armament, National Indian Council of Canada, Native Brotherhood of British Columbia, Erik Nielsen, North American Indian Brotherhood, J. Percy Page, Chief Dan Paul, Lester B. Pearson, Queen Victoria Treaty Protective Association, Robert L. Stanfield, Ralph Steinhauer, Eneis J. Swite, Pierre Elliott Trudeau, Walpole Island reserve, Whitefish Bay reserve, Charlotte Whitton, W.I.C. Wuttunee, and Chief William Wysote.

The fonds consists of Ulster Association constitution, membership lists, reports and newsclippings; Graham's speeches and letters pertaining to the Ulster Association; correspondence about employment with Calgary Transit; transit passes, tickets, and manuals; and miscellaneous programs, cartoons and newsclippings.

The fonds consists of correspondence regarding newspaper columns and publications; reference files relating to food preparation; correspondence and news clippings about the Citizenship Council; and photographs of an ethnic fashion show. Also includes school report cards, projects and identification cards of her daughter, Dorothy H. Gray.

The fonds consists of minutes, correspondence, membership lists, conference proceedings, grant applications and cashbook.