Fonds consists of the personal, professional and political papers of Mark Bate. Also included are the estate records of individuals for whom Bate served as executor including Maria Snow (Robinson), E. Pimbury, J. Webb, and T.E. Peck. Fonds is arranged in four series: 1) Personal papers; 2) Estate papers; 3) Professional papers; and 4) Political papers.

The fonds consists of the fire department daily log book (1952-1961), minutes of the Fire Department (1952), and the Fire Chief's scrapbook, including photographs of fires, of the fire department, and of T.A. Leighton, Fire Chief.

Fonds reflects Mike Apsey’s career and his involvement with organizations relating to forestry. The records include briefing notes, comments, speeches, remarks, presentations, made at conferences and different forestry gatherings, meeting minutes, transparencies and slides used for presentations, photographs of Apsey with dignitaries from Canada and the United States, reports, articles, and publications by Apsey about forestry.
This fonds is divided into ten series: Briefs; Books and coursework; Conferences, committees, meetings, seminars, and conventions; Correspondence and memorandum; Hearing and legislation; Minutes; Reports, publications and articles; Photographs; Softwood Lumber Dispute; and Speeches, statements, remarks, and comments.

The fonds consists of accounts, fire reports, apparatus roll books, correspondence, constitution, bylaws and rules, and receipts.

The fonds consists of certificates of service and two letters of recommendation, one signed by Governor Musgrave. Fonds includes a photograph of Royal Marines Light Infantry.

Fonds consists of briefs, correspondence, clippings and proceedings produced by Shearer and others through their participation in the Standing Senate Committtee on National Finance.

The fonds consists of material relating to the political and private activities of former Reeve Joseph B. Leyland who played a significant role in the development of West Vancouver. The records include personal correspondence, photographs, maps, and scrapbooks with the bulk of the records pertaining to his public and political activities in West Vancouver.

The fonds consists of bound volumes of correspondence, including to and from the Admiralty (1861-1881), relating to the establishment and operation of the naval base in Esquimalt; letter and document (1872-1873) from the Admiralty regarding the boundary between Canada and the United States; bound correspondence (1903-1907) to the Admiralty and others concerning the closing down of the Esquimalt Navy yard; and records (1904-1905) relating to requirements for proposed new works at the Esquimalt yard.

The fonds is divided into eleven series and includes financial statements and auditor's reports for the Corporation of the District of Salmon Arm (1957, 1959-61, 1964-66), the City of Salmon Arm (1950-53, 1955-57), and the Village of Salmon Arm (1959-61), 34 cm of account books for the years 1938-1961, and a voters' list for 1965-66, ledgers for the years 1913 to 1914 and 1967 to 1970, Coupon and Debenture Register for the years 1931 to 1974, Register for Debentures 1951 to 1974, and Assessment notices for 1974, Financial statements for the years to 1996.

The fonds consists of one series, consisting of a valuation (appraisal) report (1964) on the construction and equipment of schools in School District No. 68, along with inventories of equipment for the following schools: Departure Bay School (1959-1966), Harewood Elementary School (1959-1966), Seaview School (1959-1966), Quennell School (1959-1967), Quennell School Annex (1959-1964), Quennell School Gymnasium (1959-1964), Princess Royal School (1959-1963), Mount Benson School (1959-1966), and Woodlands Junior Secondary School (1972-1980).