The fonds consists of house chronicles, local council minutes, registers for local receipts and expenses; school policy booklet, year books, Newswheel, professional publications, newspaper articles, Order of Truck Rollers information, reference and subject files.

The fonds consists of records that document the founding, activities, and functions of the Association, including correspondence, minutes, newsletters, financial reports, lists of members, copies of the constitution (1990 and revised June 10, 1993) and two copies of "Some thoughts on the raison d'etre and aims of our theological society," by Doug Harink, October 1989.

The fonds consists of a Chinese immigration certificate (1912), a certificate of Canadian Citizenship (1966), and a ration card (ca. 1942).

Fonds consists of material created and accumulated by Roy Kiyooka over his artistic career, and includes photographs, prints, publications, artworks given to him by friends, cards and posters. The photographic material shot by Kiyooka covers a span of over three decades and is predominantly source material and personal photographs. None of the material in the fonds was used or should be considered as finished artworks, although similar images were incorporated into Kiyooka's artwork. The photographic materials are in a wide variety of photographic media and dimensions, including colour and black and white prints of various sizes, 35mm negative strips, contact sheets, slides, transparencies and other formats. The fonds also includes a small number of prints (possibly lithographs, and 1 etching) and photographs that appear to be gifts from friends and acquaintances. Also included are catalogues and other publications that are by or about Kiyooka, and exhibition catalogues relating to Vancouver and BC artists. The fonds is divided into the following categories: photographic material shot by Kiyooka, other work by Kiyooka, publications by or about Kiyooka, other catalogues, artworks other artists, and posters/prints.

The fonds consists of script house chronicles (1888-1957), local house minutes, accounts, visitation reports, historical magazine and newspaper articles, newsletters, missionary biographical information, school artwork, notebooks about fish-cutting and fur work, jubilee booklets and programs, post-mission data, photocopies of early correspondence stored at Mother House of Sisters of St. Ann, anthropology articles *Van Stone re Ingalik), general reference and subject files.

The collection mainly consists of b&w photographs of the area, buildings, staff, students, and village. Photographs of the 1980s and 1990s are usually coloured and record particular activities: church, school, social. Several albums feature creative covers, handmade by students or villagers. Some of the photographs were developed at the mission itself. About 7 cm of pages of coloured transparencies record scenery, buildings, and people.

The sous-fonds consists of one series of chronicles for the Juniorate from 1960 to 1966. These are maintained in chronological order.

The sous-fonds consists of fourteen series of records generated during the course of the Prefect of Studies' duties to oversee the quality of education in the Province. These series include: Correspondence, Class Registers, official visitation of classes, Rapport de la Prefete des Etudes, Maximum Class registration records, General Statistics, Class Statistics, Examination results, Student marks summary, St. Ann's Academy classroom records, St. Joseph's School of Nursing, Summer Schooling, Record of Sisters' studies, Teacher Qualifications and Miscellaneous. Generally her duties were to see that the schedule of studies adopted by the Institute was carried out in her jurisdiction. Though the office of Prefect of Studies was disbanded in 1970, her records were maintained for a further three years, as evidenced by further accumulations in some series. Records are predominantly ordered by type of record and then by school or grade.

The collection consists of records aquired by the Association of Canadian Women Composers archives. The materials, which include musical scores and sheet music, concert programs and flyers, media clippings, and sound recordings, were donated by ACWC members. They document the activities and contributions of women composers in Canada and elsewhere.
Records consist of two series: Composer Files containing materials that relate to a single composer subject, and Other Materials containing records that relate either to multiple composers or to the subject of women composers more generally.