This fonds consists of material on the aboriginal history, culture, education, health, housing, and politics. Walter Rudnicki was an active participant in many of the subjects collected by him in the course of his life. In the most cases, this material is organized into themes and contains correspondence, government documents, reports, press releases, newspaper clippings, and documents of many aboriginal organizations and their leaders.

The Patricia Martens collection is divided into thirteen series:

1. Research
2. Grants and Funding
3. Committees
4. Awards
5. Conferences
6. Historical (Manitoba Centre for Health Policy)
7. Manitoba Centre for Health Policy Reviews
8. Correspondence
9. Graduate School
10. Calendars
11. Church Directories
12. Photographs
13. Legacy Media

From left, Metropolitan Michael Bzdel, Father Michael Winn, and little Max, son of Fr. Winn's colleague at Progress Press; Cook's Creek Pilgrimage, August 18, 2002, Cook's Creek, Manitoba.

Metropolitan Michael Bzdel, Irene Hermaniuk, and Volodymyr Wasylkewycz, Winnipeg?, Manitoba?, 1996.

Photograph of farmer Bruce Davidson driving a sulky in front of his father's old barn.

Photograph of seven men after hunting ducks in Oak Lake, Manitoba. The men are holding rifles and kneeling in front of a wooden shed with duck carcasses hanging behind them.

Photograph of a hunting party. Pictured are six men, dogs, a horse, and bird carcasses hanging on a fence.

Photograph of an unidentified lacrosse team.

Photograph of the Manitoba Champion Junior Lacrosse Team, 1891. Pictured (top to bottom, left to right): W. Currie, Tom Lowes, Sandy Fleming, Bob Holden, Frank Wheeldon, Fred Knight, E. Chipperfield, Ed King, Sid Moreland, Bob Brown, Jas Smith, Jas Hamilton, and Willie Blackwell.

Aerial photograph of the Town of Rivers (RM of Daly) to commemorate Centennial Day in 1967.