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The Nicholas Morant fonds consists of Morant's freelance work from his early days with the Winnipeg Free Press to his retirement from the Canadian Pacific Railway in 1981. It is national in scope and also includes some international material. The fonds is comprised of three series: I. Photography; II. Professional records; III. Personal and family records. I. Photography series consists of: A. Negatives and transparencies, B. Transparencies, C. Prints, D. Other photographs. II. Professional records series consists of: A. Working records, B. Career records, C. Topical files. III. Personal and family records series consists of: A. Nick and Willie Morant, B. Nick Morant funeral and memorial, C. Francis and Mollie Morant, D. Collected material

Fonds consists of films, video recording, sound recordings, textual records and photographs produced and collected by Hans Gmoser. Film series (I.) includes: A.1. Presentation films by Hans Gmoser Productions, 1956-1967, 10 items. Feature-length adventure/annual films, mainly silent for live narration with background music. Some with sound tracks. A.2. Edited versions of presentation films, 1959-1968, 5 motion pictures. B. Other films by Hans Gmoser, 1962-[1969], 8 motion pictures. C. Out-takes, fragment and miscellaneous films, 1960-ca.1970, 17 film reels; Skifarri - Head Hunter film, 1924-1950s, 7 negative strips. D. Collected films, ca.1960, 1972, 2 motion pictures. Other series are: II. Video recording, 1979; III. Sound recordings (not related to films) include 23 reel to reel tapes of classical and traditional folk songs, 1961 and 1979; IV. Textual records, ca.1955-ca.1995, in the form of film documentation, script to "Ski's over McKinley," certificates, Order of Canada correspondence and information, personal papers and correspondence, maps and other records; V. Photographs, 1950-1986. Photographs pertain to ski trips, climbing expeditions to Mt. Logan, Mt. Robson, Wapta Glacier, Columbia Icefields, Canoe Glacier, Rodgers pass trip, mountaineering clubs, Trudeau/Bugaboo trip, Assiniboine Lodge, portraits of Lizzie Rummel, Erling Strom, and Jim Davies. Albums consist of photographs taken during ski trips in Austria. Films depict a mixture of skiing and climbing including spring skiing, powder skiing, glacier skiing on Columbia Icefield, heli-skiing in the Rockies and Selkirks and ascents of Mount Logan, Yukon, and Mounts Blackburn and McKinley, Alaska, also rock and ice climbing. Feature length films consist of, or are accompanied by, all or some of the following elements: 16mm originals (A and B rolls); work prints, out takes, 16mm mag track (sound); 1/4" audio tape (background music to accompany narration, 7 items); teasers (TV film clips) and the following items included in the textual records: narration scripts, teaser text, descriptive flyers, press releases, annual pamphlets and ad solicitation for same, censor certificates, related correspondence, maps, oversize promotional posters for Gmoser's films "With Ski and Rope" 1957, and a handmade poster by Banff Ski Runners for "Adventure Bound" and related ephemera.

Fonds consists of records pertaining to the career of George William Rance who worked with the photography division of the Associated Screen News (ASN) travelling the world aboard the Empress ships. Rance also worked in the camera shop in the Banff Springs Hotel, Banff, Alberta and ASN's Head Office in Montreal, Quebec. Fonds consists of Associated Screen News photographs of Cochrane to Banff motor road, Banff townsite and environs, Banff-Lake Louise road, Mount Assiniboine, Waterton Lakes National Park, ca.1925. Also included in the fonds are photographs of various cruise destinations of the CPR Empress Line including Grenada, Rio de Janeiro, Martinique, Barbados, and the Empress of Australia, ca.1938 and 1 William Notman & Sons photograph of the Bow River Bridge and Cascade Mountain, ca.1905.

The collection consists of materials collected by the Reynolds and Elgert families and covers a time period from 1884-1979. The collection consists of letters, clippings and photographs of people, businesses and events in the Wetaskiwin area, financial information and records of and about Wetaskiwin businesses, and other materials relating to Wetaskiwin.

Fonds consists of professional and personal materials relating to the Spencer family of Wetaskiwin, Alberta. The fonds consists of these series: 1. Financial (1910- 1912) Consists of account books of Tom Spencer's decorating business. 2. Diaries (1898- 1945) Consists of work diaries of Fred Spencer(1898- 1909), and Tom Spencer (1901-1928,1941-1945). 3. Personal (1909- 1966) Series consists of personal papers and magazines, a cash book filled with postcards and a scrapbook containing samples of wall paper, weddings and other local events, and photographs of trains, train wrecks, local events, people and family.

Fonds consists of the annual report of the Institute.

Fonds consists of these series: I Photographs (1922-1932). Northern Alberta waterways and river transport, especially in relation to the fur trade (23 images). II Vermilion Chutes Daily (Newspaper) (1921). Published once during Edmonton Board of Trade excursion on the SS D.A. Thomas. The journey ended when A.B. Watt was injured at Peace River (photocopy of original).

Fonds consists of this series: Photographs [1940-?]. Depicts the Corser family; the Northern Transportation Company; the Mackenzie River; Erith Tie Company logging operations at Carrot Creek.

Fonds consists of these series: I Agendas (1975-1978). II Correspondence (1974-1978). III Maps [197þ]. IV Memoranda (1975- 1978). V Minutes (1974-1977). VI Publicity (1976-1977). VII Questionnaires (1976-1977). VIII Reports (1975-1978)

Fonds consists of these series: I Final report (1977). II J.M. McDonough files [1977]. Includes notes; speeches. III Local hearings (1976). Includes hearings books; regional reports. IV Rebuttal submissions (1976). V Reference material (1975-1980) Includes publications and reports, from 1917 to 1975. VI Regional hearings (1976). Includes hearings books; schedules. VII Submissions (1976). VIII Summaries and data (1975-1976).