The fonds consists of materials relating to the life of Arthur Hiller, collected and created from 1996- 2006. The fonds consists of photocopied newspaper clippings, programs celebrating Mr. Hiller's accomplishments, copies of photographs of Mr. Hiller's childhood, and other materials.

The fonds consists of materials created by the Adler family of Vegreville and Edmonton, Alberta from ca. 192-? -- 1976. The fonds consists of family photographs, photographs of the old Vegreville Synagogue, Talmud Torah Graduation photographs, Young Judea, University of Alberta Alumni Association, and Talmud Torah; correspondence; and other materials related to the Adler family. Much of the material is related to Bernie and Eli Adler's involvement in local and national Jewish organizations and the alumni association of the University of Alberta. Ther is also a VHS videocassette containing footage of the old Vegreville synagogue.

The fonds consists of materials relating to the operation and administration of the Edmonton Jewish Community Council from 1954- 1985. The fonds consists of these series: 1. Executive minutes (1954-1981) The series consists of executive meeting minutes from 1954-1981. 2. Committees (1965-1985) The series consists of minutes, correspondence relating to several different committees run by the EJCC and its successor organization Jewish Federation of Edmonton. Committees include Budget and Allocations, Archives and Historical, Jewish Education, Kashrut, Senior's Residence, Soviet Jewry, and others. 3. Miscellaneous (1965-1985) The series consists of correspondence, by-laws, reports and other materials. 4. Photographs (ca. 1960-1985) The series consists of photographs of EJCC members and activities as well as photographs of its successor organization the Jewish Federation of Edmonton.

The fonds consists of administrative records of the University of Alberta Hillel Foundation from 1983-1999, including a history, correspondence, minutes of meetings, program information and a photograph.

Fonds consists of the following series: 1. Miscellaneous text (1957-1998) Series includes programs, speeches, correspondence, newsletters and newspapers relating to Zionist activities in Edmonton. 2. Photos (ca. 1939-1995) Series includes photos of Heritage days and CZF meetings. 3. Grant Applications (1985-1989) Series includes grant applications and correspondence regarding them. 4. Incorporation (1971) Series includes documents of the incorporation of the CZF in Edmonton. 5. Minutes of the Edmonton Zionist Council (1954-1962). Series includes meeting notices, agendas and minutes of meetings. 6. Minutes of the CZF (1986-1995) Series includes meeting notices, agendas and minutes of the CZF. 7. Correspondence (1985-1995) Series includes administrative correspondence of the CZF. 8. Reports (1993-1997) Series includes reports made by Shaliachs and Board members about the activities of the CZF. 9. Programs (1985-1997) Material includes invitations, program booklets, correspondence and promotional materials relating to CZF programs. 10. Canadian Young Judea (1988-1996) Series includes newsletters, correspondence and other miscellaneous text having to do with the CZF youth group.

The fonds consists of materials created and collected by the Satanove-Gogek family from 1926-2005.

The fonds consists of materials collected by JAHSENA from Eva Shoctor Gorasht in 2002, including several speeches and poems written in tribute to Maurice Stochinsky and delivered at a Beth Israel Synagogue tribute dinner in 1969, as well as a photocopy of a photograph from the Provincial Archives of Alberta.

The fonds consists of materials collected and created by the Pollack family from 1920-1999, including photos, eulogies, official documents and correspondence.

The fonds consists of material created and collected by the Pechet family from 1900-2005, including a family history, newspapers and photographs, as well as an Oral History Interview.

The fonds consists of materials including a family history, photographs and a Negev Dinner program written and collected by the Weisler family from 1945-1990, and an oral history interview with Dr. Marvin Weisler from 2003.