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The Catharine Dixon fonds consists mainly of handwritten notes, newspaper clippings, reports and minutes. The documentation files cover different aspects of the history of Elliot Lake. Among the subjects are the economic activities, the demography, and the politics of Elliot Lake. The files were created by Catharine Dixon while researching for her book The Power and the Promise: the Elliot Lake story.

A committee that planned the services and created the order of service booklets.

Item is an issue of the "Review". Includes fiction by Jess Taylor, Rudrapriya Rathore, Sophie Holdstock, and Anuja Varghese; poetry by Ojo Taiye, Annick MacAskill, Aaron Kreuter, Adriana Oniţă; essays by Deborah Elderhorst, Rowan McCandless, and Emily Kellogg; a comic by Dakota McFadzen; and an interview with Yasuko Thanh. The cover art is by Ally McIntyre.

This fonds consists of the executive, administrative, public service, collections management and facilities records created or accumulated the Guelph Public Library Board, the Guelph Public Library, and its predecessor, the Farmers' and Mechanics' Institute of Guelph. The records document the administration and operation of the Library and its provision of library services to the Guelph public.

This fonds is arranged into nine series.

Series consists of records documenting circulation and public service activities at the Guelph Public Library. Included in this series are circulation and membership statistics and publicity and promotion related records. These records document the Library's commitment to public service to the local community and the scope of the activitites undertaken.

This series is arranged into five sub-series.

Fonds consists of the research interests of Henry Law who was an avid genealogist. His research interests included various families such as Law, Davis, Dennis, Dryden and more. Other families of interest included Marvin, Howelett, Hutchinson and Hungerford. There is also a file of letters or correspondence relating to his research requests and some handwritten notes on various families and or names he researched.

Item is a memoir authored by lawyer Alan Whiteley.