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Fonds consists of 16mm films and film elements, videotapes and audiotapes for films (some completed productions and some not completed), including Born Hutterite, Crash Course Alberta, Shadows of War, Great Divide Waterfall Project, Newfoundland After Codfish, Coking in the Crowsnest Pass, and Rock Fest. Also included are proposals, contracts, business files, minutes, scripts, correspondence, and research material for films that Dale Phillips worked on; office files for companies and other projects that Dale Phillips worked on such as Filmwest, Edmonton's Snowflake Fantasy Winterfest; an Industrial Archaeology conference; issues of the literary review magazine NeWest Review for which Phillips was writer and editor; other magazines, newspapers and newsletters; and film industry reference books.
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The fonds also consists of material that was created for a documentary entitled Where Time Begins, aka Chukotka. The documentary follows Niobe Thompson, a then-doctoral candidate at the Scott Polar Research Institute at Cambridge University, and his wife, Linda Chang, on a year-long journey through Chukotka in the far northeastern tip of Russia as part of a research and humanitarian project with indigenous populations. The audiovisual material related to this project documents the entirety of Thompson and Chang's work in Chukota with many hours shot with Albertan First Nations communities, as well. The project records also include textual material such as shot lists, production files, budgets, proposals, and correspondence.

The fonds consists of a photograph album with twenty-four photographs of the North West Territories (Alberta and Saskatchewan) and Manitoba, featuring trains, riverboats, picnics, parades, a fire brigade, natives and native encampments, Doukabors, mining, a hotel, the St. Andrew's Lockport bridge, Countess Grey, and a toboggan slide.

The fonds consists of diaries of travel and observations in western Canada.

Fonds consists of manuscript drafts of various articles, stories, movie scripts, book reviews, speeches, and radio broadcast scripts written by Delbert A. Young. Also includes research notes, correspondence, newspaper clippings, book reviews, hand drawn maps, pamphlets, royalty cheque stubs, statements, and photographs depicting caribou, the Taylor family, and Inuit involved in the lumber industry in Edmonton Pembina, and Barrhead, Alberta.

The fonds consists of a genealogical chart of the Boyer/Belgarde family, 1641-1948, compiled by Delores Iggulden.

The fonds consists of 2 printer's proofs and 27 original land scrips for the purchase of Dominion lands, including predominantly scrips granted by the North-West Half-Breed Commission (Dominion of Canada, Department of the Interior), but also colonization scrips, and scrips for military service, originals dating 1844 to 1909, and the three journals in which Donald M. Stewart's article installments were published.

Fonds includes a copy of a presentation of the history of the Athabasca Oil Sands, with information about Dr. Karl Adolph Clark, compiled and written by Dora Anne Clark, including slides of photographs dating circa (ca.) 1920-1966 that depict various equipment, buildings, machinery, construction, and people associated with the Athabasca Oil Sands. Fonds also includes images depicting Hudson's Bay Company (HBC) boats, First Nations people, and pontoon planes.

Fonds consists mainly of Dorothy Mitchell's photographs of Stoney Indians, accompanied by a note by Mitchell on hand-colouring. Also includes two snapshots of Dorothy and Jessie Mitchell.

The fonds consists of his personal papers, including genealogical records and his application for Metis status; incorporation documents and work orders for Frontier Services; minutes, correspondence, and reports of various organizations to which he belonged, including the Metis Association of Alberta / Metis Nation of Alberta (Zone 3 and Local 87), Calgary Native Friendship Society, and Calgary Aboriginal Urban Affairs Committee; and reference material related to the Metis.

The fonds consists of photographs, dating from the 1950s and 1960s of First Nations Peoples of the Blood and Piegan Reserve including photographs of Chief Jim, Chief Bob Tail, Chief John Yellowhorn, Nathan Many Feathers, George Calling Feathers, Albert Little Moustache, Jim Morning Bull, Pat Bad Eagle, Joe Crow Shoe, Julius English, Walter Bastien, Yvonne Pelletier, and Walking Buffalo collected by Dr. Carley. The fonds also includes several clippings related to health services for First Nations Peoples in Alberta dating from the 1960's and 1970's.