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The fonds consists of materials Ms. Brunel compiled or created in her role as an activist and representative of the Non-Academic Staff Association at the University of Alberta. The fonds has been organized into these series: I. NASA files (1987-1992) Includes NASA office staff job descriptions, material on benefits parity, and negotiations with the University. II. Safety on Campus Committee (1987-1994) Series includes materials on meetings and reports by the committee. III. The Staff Rep (1970-1975) Consists of copies and materials relating to The Staff Rep, a periodical published by NASA. IV. University Senate (1987-1993) Consists of honorary degrees, recognition certificates, and orientation material for new members.

The fonds consists of the employment ledger, listing various data about employees, of the Leland Coal Company and its predecessors, the Canada West Coal Company and the Majestic Collieries.

The collection consists of records from a wide variety of sources that are all related to progressive movements and the Canadian left. There are particularly large amounts of records from the Alberta New Democrats and the Strathcona NDP constituency association as well as material from the Alberta Federation of Labour, the Woodsworth-Irvine Socialist Fellowship, and the Edmonton Women's Coalition.

The NDP material consists of committee files from the Edmonton NDP Anti-War Committee, the Women's Committee, and the Environment Committee; scrapbooks and documents created by Franklin Foster related to his 1975 NDP campaign for the Bonnyville MLA seat; Alberta New Democrat publications, magazines, and reports; and minutes and administrative files from the Strathcona NDP constituency.

In addition to the Franklin Foster NDP material, there is also a copy of an abridged version of Foster's PhD dissertation on John E. Brownlee.

The non-NDP material consists of a conference packet from the 1965 Summer Seminar of the Woodsworth-Irvine Socialist Fellowship; several papers and research documents published by leftist and progressive organizations such as the Revolutionary Marxist Group (Saskatchewan), the Woodsworth-Irvine Socialist Fellowship, and the Edmonton Women's Coalition; newsletters and pamphlets from the Edmonton Women's Coalition; several issues of The Other Alberta Report, a progressive compendium of Alberta-focused news analysis; and Alberta Federation of Labour publications.

The fonds consists of executive, administrative and operational records generated in the performance of the following functions:; administration and provision of social allowance, income support and other public welfare programs; services to families, including maintenance enforcement and mediation; appeal panels for various service programs; program delivery through regional offices; financial management for the department;personnel management for the department;program planning and development; and;union certification and administration of collective agreements. The fonds contains records of the Workers' Compensation Board, the Personnel Administration Office, and the Labour Relations Board. Information about the records of these subordinate agencies may be found in the respective sous-fonds descriptions. The Ministry of Employment, Immigration and Industry fonds also contains records relating to child welfare programs. These records were retained by the Department of Family of Social Services and came into the custody of the Ministry of Employment, Immigration and Industry before their transfer to the Provincial Archives. The fonds contains correspondence, reports and statistics, a wide variety of types of case files, reference material for the use of the Department's executive officers, collective agreements, committee agendas and minutes, applications, briefing papers and publications. The records have been arranged into the following series:;Appeal and Advisory Secretariat's administrative and operational records;Children's Advocate operational records;Child health benefit applications;Child welfare general information;Collective bargaining agreements;Income support operational reports, studies and statistics;Ministerial communications

The fonds consists of photos that include images of work sites in the Athabasca region, camp kitchens, various modes of transport (cars, river boats, pontoon and ice planes, ice vehicles, row boats, etc.), work equipment, and images of Frank and Mary Badura with unidentified colleagues. Many of the photos are identified (some in English and others in Czech) and dated.

The fonds consists of oral histories given by people who lived and worked in the Coal Branch from 1912 to 1966. The oral histories were recorded by den Otter during the course of research to complete his thesis for a Master of Arts degree in history at the University of Alberta.

The fonds consists of photographs depicting construction workers on the Jasper Highway.

The fonds consists of the records of the Civil Service Association of Alberta from 1919 to 1976. These records primarily consist of those documents pertaining to the internal operation of the association and its relations with external organizations and individuals.

The fonds consists of photographs and negatives taken in or near Coal Branch, Jasper, Banff, Luscar, Mountain Park, Lovett, and Yellowhead County with some photos taken in Saskatchewan, Northwest Territories, and British Columbia. The photos have a wide breadth of subject material including mining (including mine fires, rescue horses, miners, specific mines, equipment, and infrastructure), sports (including baseball, curling, tennis, soccer, and track), leisure activities (including music, parties, and performances), women, outdoor activities (including picnics, hunting, camping, ice skating, horseback riding, and snow-shoeing), landscapes, and people in a wide age range.

The fonds consists of a labour agreement of Sheet Metal Union, Local No. 8 dating from 1920.