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The United Steelworkers of America (USWA), Local 9171 (Timmins, Ont.) fonds contains administrative documentation from the local. The fonds includes one Detour Lake Mine minute book with general membership meeting minutes, one attendance record book, and two cashbooks. The fonds also includes correspondence between the local and Detour Lake Mine management, as well as records documenting a grievance.

The United Steelworkers of America (USWA), Local 8091 (Timmins, Ont.) fonds contains administrative documentation from the local. The fonds consists of one Langmuir minute book with general membership and Executive Board meeting minutes.

The United Steelworkers of America (USWA), Local 7267 (Timmins, Ont.) fonds contains administrative documentation from the local. The fonds consists of one Canadian Johns-Manville/Reeves Mine/Custom Concrete/Steetley Talc/Luzenac minute book with general membership meeting and Executive Board meeting minutes, as well as bargaining committee minutes. It also contains negotiating committee, sickness and accident committee and special committee summaries.

The United Steelworkers of America (USWA), Local 7243 (Timmins, Ont.) fonds contains administrative documentation from the local. The fonds consists of one Munro Copper Matheson minute book with general membership meeting minutes.

The United Steelworkers of America (USWA), Local 7056 (Timmins, Ont.) fonds contains administrative documentation from the local. The fonds includes one Canadian Jamieson Mines minute book with general membership and Executive board meeting minutes, as well as one cashbook.

The United Steelworkers of America (USWA), Local 6779 (Timmins, Ont.) fonds contains administrative documentation from the local. The fonds consists of one Kam Kotia Mines minute book with general membership meeting minutes.

The United Steelworkers of America (USWA), Local 4857 (Timmins, Ont.) fonds contains administrative documentation from the local. The fonds includes one minute book with general membership and Executive Board meeting minutes, as well as one cashbook.

The United Steelworkers of America (USWA), Local 4458 (Timmins, Ont.) fonds contains administrative documentation from the local. The fonds consists of one minute book from Aunor Gold Mine with general membership minutes from 1952-1973.

The United Steelworkers of America (USWA), Local 4462 (Timmins, Ont.) fonds contains administrative documentation from the local. The fonds includes one attendance book, two cashbooks, and one minute book with membership and Executive Board meeting minutes.

This fonds consists of one Hallnor minute book with general membership minutes and negotiating committee summary, as well as records in regards to the organization of a raffle lottery.

Le fonds Roger St-Louis est composé surtout de documents témoignant de sa participation au sein du conseil admisitratif du Collège Boréal. Les procès-verbaux et documents afférents des différents conseils et comités, les quelques croquis pour des soumissions de construction, les rapports, et des transcriptions de discussions téléphoniques et autres types de conversations, nous renseignent plus particulièrement sur les débuts du Collège Boréal, collège francophone ayant des campus satellites dans le nord de l'Ontario. Les procès-verbaux du conseil d'administration, sont souvent annotés et les dossiers contiennent des données sur l'enseignement collégial en Ontario français. Une des particularités des documents de ce fonds d'archives est que, dû à la surdité de monsieur St-Louis, de nombreuses conversations et discussions ont été transcrites en mode simultanée afin de permettre une compréhension et une participation aux discussions.

The fonds contains personal and official correspondence, a trial committee transcript, constitution handbooks, membership lists, copies of Local 598 News, and clippings from local newspapers, including The Sudbury Star and Northern Life.

These records pertain to some of the activities of the International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers (IUMMSW), Local 598 in Sudbury. Most of the documentation refers to events preceding and during the 1967 merger of IUMMSW with the United Steelworkers of America (USWA), but some administrative files are also included which provide information on the management of union halls, and on the responsibilities of an election officer.

This series contains records concerning the involvement of the Sisters of St. Joseph of the London diocese in the field of education in Prince George, British Columbia. This consists of a yearbook from Prince George College where Sisters from various orders, including the Sisters of St. Joseph, worked as teachers, assistant principals, nurses, and librarians.

The records of this fonds document the operation of the Elizabeth Fry Chapter of the IODE, Sudbury Branch, and they include: minutes, reports, correspondence, pamphlets, photographs, and newspaper clippings. These records provide insight to the activities of the Chapter within the Sudbury area from 1932 to 1997. Through the years, the activities of this organization have entailed: sponsoring children at summer camps, genetic testing clinics, scholarships, donations to local hospitals and libraries, and service at Citizenship Court. In the earlier years, this Chapter organized inoculation clinics, the Fresh Air Camp, support for needy children, and aid for the war effort.

This fonds does not contain all of the minutes for the Chapter.

The records from the Victims of Mining Environment (VOME) fonds include their constitution, correspondence, minutes, testimonies, photographs and newspaper clippings. The documents are directly related to the organization of VOME, and the campaigns of the group.

The documents inform researchers about all the campaigns and activities of VOME, and also about health-related work conditions on mine sites. This fonds highlights the determination of a group of women, mostly widowed, who fought on behalf of the widows and families of miners who died from industrial-related diseases and had not received any compensation. The fonds contains records that provide information about the leadership of Jeanne Larcher, who was instrumental in building this grassroots group. The records document the role of VOME in pressuring the Workers' Compensation Board to broaden the recognition of job-related diseases, and allowed for compensation to be awarded to surviving spouses and families. VOME's close working relationship with the Steelworkers Union and the Provincial NDP Party, and their contributions to the Ham Enquiry, the Minister of Labour, and the Workers' Compensation Board are also well documented.

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.

The records of the Walford-Nepahwin Neighbourhood Ratepayers Association fonds include: minutes, reports, maps, correspondence, pamphlets and newspaper clippings. The documents provide insight to the activities of this group from 1974 to 1996. The records show that through the years, the group has been active in: the preservation of the Lily Creek Conservation Area, bylaws regulating commercial land development and commercial signs, the disposal of hazardous wastes, recycling, the repercussions of a teachers' strike, and the controversial issue of slurry trucks and traffic safety.

The fonds consists of records that are directly related to the organization of Local 187. The records include: original charters for Locals 187 and 192, their constitution and by-laws, reports, minutes, convention proceedings, and collective agreements booklets. These documents provide some insight to the operation of union locals that represented Railway Carmen in Northeastern Ontario, and their position within the context of the larger organization. When the Canadian Division joined CAW, individual locals of the Rail Division gained more prominence at the national level.