The fonds contains literary manuscripts of most of her books, personal and professional correspondence, material pertaining to both her literary and academic careers, 1000+ photographs, 33 audio-cassettes, 1 videocassette, and 3 computer diskettes. The 2012 accession of the fonds consists of legal documents and correspondence relating to the Robertson v. Thomson Corp. class action lawsuit, as well as awards, portraits and other corresondence.

This accrual of the Heather Robertson fonds consists of photographs and scrapbook pages from Robertson's childhood and youth, letters sent home during her time at Columbia University, publications from Robertson's time at the University of Manitoba, and material relating to archival research for her book Measuring Mother Earth: How Joe the Kid Became Tyrrell of the North .

A2012-75 contains audio cassettes with material on Andrew Taylor and "Wild Harmony interviews". A2012-106 of the William O. Pruitt Jr. fonds contains correspondence and research materials, copies of journal articles and presentation materials, photographs, slides, a VHS cassette, a 16 mm film reel, and a map.

The accession consists of copies of scholarly articles, graduate student course papers, book reviews, University of Manitoba History department pamphlets, and other materials collected by Stella Hryniuk during and after her years as a graduate student. It also contains copies of her Doctoral Dissertation (University of Manitoba, 1984), the Doctoral dissertation of her partner, Professor Frederick G. Stambrook (University of London, 1960), and a copy of her commemorative book “Holy Family Home: The First 50 Years” (2007). Correspondence concerning Stella Hryniuk’s interest in genealogy, and materials related to her activity in the Ukrainian-Canadian community are also included.

The fonds consists of Dr. Stella Hryniuk's manuscripts, articles and lecture notes on Galicia and multiculturalism; the material regarding her academic activities as an International Liaison Officer at the University of Manitoba and a facilitator for the projects in Ukraine; the material regarding her involvement with the Ukrainian Canadian Community; and the research material on Galicia.

The fonds are divided into 11 series:
Articles, book reviews & reports
Organizations
Taiga Biological Station
Correspondence, Research Material
Mould Damaged Journals
Photo Collection (PC 281)
Tape Collection (TC 155)
Microfilm Collection (Mf. 32)
Electronic Records (EL 25)
Maps (MC 34)

The fonds has 13 series:
Biographical Information & Awards
Field Trip Diaries
Articles
Conference Papers & Reports
Conferences
Taiga Biographical Station
Taiga Biographical Station Small Mammals Plots
Organizations
Student Notes
Memorial University
University of Manitoba
Teaching Material
Correspondence & Research Material

The fonds contain 8 series:
Articles, Manuscripts, Book Reviews & Reports
Pruitt's student papers & dissertation
Taiga Biological Station
Correspondence
Organization
Class Projects
Research Material
Photograph Collection

Accrual consists of correspondence, publications, reports, photographs, and committee and organization records.

The collection contains limited correspondence, political action papers, briefs, complaints, convention proceedings, promotional and conference literature, scrapbooks, newsclippings, and resource files concerning Winnipeg city core activities, and radical, left wing politics of the 1970's and 1980's.

This accession contains 13 series. They include: biographical information; Masters & PhD material; books written or edited by Sproxton; published articles; manuscript drafts & publicity material; writing journals & day planners; Red Deer College & academic correspondence; writing correspondence; writing notes; teaching notes; audiovisual collection (PC 315); audiotape collection (TC 162); and electronic records (EL 32).

A2010-007 consists of correspondence regarding The Sphinx magazine and sixteen issues of The Sphinx .

Textual

The fonds has been arranged into 18 series. They include: Biographical Materials, Academic Career, Manuscripts and Books, Articles, Book Reviews, Conference Papers, Lecture Notes and supplementary materials, Student Essays, Organizations, Public Lectures, Grant Proposals, Correspondence, and Academic Research-including artifacts. The fonds is also comprised of the following collections: Photographs-including 2243 slides, 144 photographs, and 1087 negatives , Audio-Cassettes-including 280 standard cassettes, 13 mini-cassettes, and 8 reel to reel tapes, Microfilm-including 26 reels, Maps-including 33 maps, Computer Diskettes-including 52 disks.

The fonds consists of the correspondence; minutes; reports; constitution and bylaws; membership lists; and financial statements of the association.

The fonds consists of the correspondence; minutes; reports; constitution and bylaws; membership lists; and financial statements of the association.

Contains thirteen series relating to Jennifer Shay's personal and professional life including Personal and Professional Correspondence; Awards; Publications and Research; Childhood Materials; University Education Records; Flatford Mill; Lectures and Affiliations; Biographical Material; Committees and Philanthropic Activities; and, PhD Student Records. A large portion of the manuscript collection consists of correspondence of a personal and professional nature from a colleagues and family. It includes one map, 130 photographs, 13 slides, one video tape, and two reel-to-reel tapes.

Contains one series of letters written by Jennifer Shay and received by her mother, Kathlene Walker.

This accession consists of personal correspondence and research material during Robert Klymasz's career as a curator for East European Collections at the Canadian Museum of Civilization in Hull, Quebec; as an instructor of Ukrainian Folklore at the University of Manitoba; and a as a contributor to the Ukrainian Catholic Newspaper, Postup (Progress) . In addition to textual material, the collection contains personal photographs, and audio-recordings (both commercial and non-commercial) pertaining to Ukrainian folklore (primarily Ukrainian-Canadian)

This accession consists of research material pertaining to the Gimli Community Research Project, Included are published materials about Gimli and the Interlake (pamphlets, brochures, maps, and clippings); handwritten notes; correspondence; and the draft and final copy of the GCRP report. In addition to textual material, the collection contains over three hundred photographs which depict life in the Interlake Area.