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The series consists of a photograph album containing 197 photographs, plus newsarticles and paper artefacts detailing Elmer Borstad's involvement with R.C.S.C.C. MICMAC Squadron Sea Cadets (1955-1966) and the history of the first Wrenette Corps in Alberta established in Grande Prairie in 1957.

The series consists of news clippings, invitations, awards, a resume, cards, a musical score called
"Elmer’s Tune" and a poem "Something to Think About." An accrual is a booklet, Elmer's account of " A Canol Adventure", the building of the Canol Pipline from Norman Wells to a refinery in Whitehorse during World War II.

The series consists of copies of news articles, letters and photographs relating to public appearances, the coming of the Alberta Resources Railway, the successful courtship of Procter and Gamble Pulp Mill, the opening of several seniors citizen’s facilities, and documents relating to the bid for the 1975 winter games. Also included are scrapbook pages containing pictures and news articles documenting the years 1963-1974.

The series consists of news clippings, a brochure, a letter of resignation from NADC, and 4 coloured photographs of NADC from 1979-1983.

The series consists of a binder of information relating to his nomination for Progressive Conservative candidate and subsequent election as MLA for the Grande Prairie constituency; documents and news items relating to his 1979 term; pictures, news articles, invitations, documents relating to the Alberta Winter Games in Grande Prairie and the 75 Anniversary celebrations of the province in 1980; a housing study, Hansard records from 1980-81; the Opening Ceremonies program for the 1982 session of parliament; and pictures, correspondence and news articles paying tribute to his service in provincial politics.

The series consists of master of ceremonies’ notes for the official opening of the hospital in 1984, Mistahia Achievements document (1996) and three year business plan, 1996-1999, QEll Foundation newsletters and reports, 1994-2001, and photographs of the farewell to Carmen Haakstad (former executive director of the Foundation.) The series also includes a binder of information and photographs documenting the MRI Capital Campaign successfully completed in 2001.

The series consists of a booklet outlining the project, GPRC publications tracing the progress of the campaign and announcing the official opening in 2001.