Fonds consists of reports of the annual conferences, bibliographies of readings for meetings, membership lists, newsclippings from student newspapers, correspondence, and photographs.

Fonds consists of announcements, match results, membership lists, financial records, reports of the United College Inter-house Curling League, 1959-1961, and announcements and draws for the 1959-1960 season of the University of Manitoba Intramural Curling League.

Contains correspondence, financial records, bills and accounts related to construction of Wesley Hall.

The fonds contains newspaper clippings, both originals and copies, about Sir William Stephenson related to his life, military service, business and philanthropic activities, and funeral. The fonds also contains clippings from magazine articles on Stephenson, as well as pamphlets from events related to him. It also contains correspondence, minutes, and reports related to the Sir William Stephenson Scholarship fund, founded to encourage students with high academic standing and leadership capabilities to study at the University of Winnipeg and develop their potential. One file contains correspondence between the Stephenson family and R.O.A. Hunter. The fonds also includes correspondence between Hunter and Canada's Aviation Hall of Fame, in regards to Hunter's nomination of Stephenson for acceptance into the Hall. Stephenson and Hunter were personal friends.

Le fonds contient surtout de la correspondance avec, entre autres, Mgr Alexandre-A. Taché, Mgr Adélard Langevin, Mme d'Assit, la famille Champagne, Louis Hacault, Joseph Dubuc et Thomas-Alfred Bernier. On y trouve de plus de la correspondance avec des religieux des Chanoines Réguliers de l'Immaculée Conception ainsi que plusieurs religieuses. Il y a aussi de la correspondance en provenance de Saint-Daniel, Saint-Claude, Saint-Alphonse, Mariapolis, Nominingue, l'Annonciation, Saint-Antoine, Vègreville, ainsi que des commentaires sur son article, L'Anglomanie au Canada. On y trouve des documents portant sur le mariage de Georges Perrin et de Régina Lesage et sur la ferme de la Celle achetée par les Pères. Plusieurs de ses écrits dont des coupures de presses, des copies et des brouillons de L'Histoire de l'abbaye de Saint-Claude, Vie de Mgr Taché, Vie de Dom Gréa et Les Erreurs modernes, font aussi partie du fonds. En plus de notes et cahiers pédagogiques ayant probablement servis pour l'école de théologie qu'il opérait à Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes, on peut trouver des plans architecturaux et des photographies de plusieurs endroits où les Chanoines ont créés des communautés soit en France ou au Canada. Ce fonds documente les mouvements de colonisation francophone sous Taché et Langevin ainsi que les débats entourant la question scolaire et l'accord Greenway-Laurier. Il documente aussi l'idéologie ultramontaine de cette période ainsi qu'une partie importante de l'histoire de l'Église catholique au Manitoba.

Ce fonds consiste d'un disque où on entend des pièces de musique jouées par la Fanfare La Vérendrye de Saint-Boniface alors sous la direction d'Henri Devion. On peut y entendre les pièces suivantes: SEMPER FIDELIUS MARCH, SOLITUDE, GLORIOSO, TANHAUSER MARCH, DARK EYES, BELPHEGOR MARCH, 143RD FIELD ARTILLERY, CROIX DU MÉRITE, IN A MONASTERY GARDEN, THREE KINGS et ESTRELLITA.

Ce fonds contient un grand nombre de documents qui concernent l'organisation de camps catholiques pour jeunes adolescents par la J.E.C. On y trouve de plus des procès verbaux des réunions du Comité diocésain, des documents de travail de journées d'études, ainsi que des rapports de conseils. Ce fonds contient aussi quelques documents financiers, de la correspondance avec le Centre national d'Action catholique, des enquêtes sur les loisirs, des circulaires, et de la correspondance. Il est aussi composé d'études sur la danse, le chant et les jeux. En plus, on y trouve 6 photographies d'un camp de la J.E.C. à la Plage Albert qui datent de 1959. Ce fonds documente donc une partie importante de la vie de la jeunesse catholique au Manitoba ainsi que les débuts des loisirs organisés dans les paroisses francophones.

This photograph collection contains 18 framed graduation images of Charles Arthur Baragar and friends who attended Wesley College, dated 1909-1911.

The fonds contains minutes and correspondence of the Subcommittee to Study Feasibility of a Metis Chair. Dr. Brown was a member of the committee.

Fonds consists of images collected or produced by the Media Department and the University Relations Department (under its various appellations: please see Administrative History) that document the institutional life and history of the University of Winnipeg, United College, and Wesley College. This account includes the occupations and lifestyles of University faculty, staff, students, alumni, and guests, acting in formal and informal contexts; construction and external or internal architectural features of campus buildings; and the official and unofficial activities of various administrative and academic bodies within the University. The Media Department’s photographer Peter Tittenberger created many of the images during his employment, 1979-1995; outside photographers are credited as well. The images were used as documentation of these events and functions, as well as in various print and radio media publicizing and advertising the University to potential and current students, alumni, donors, and the public. The images encompass the years 1894-2002, the majority of which cover the latter half of the 20th century; the vast majority of the images were taken from the University of Winnipeg campus, with a small number from other locations in Winnipeg. They are organized broadly by the institutional function or body documented, or by the role of the people featured in the images: they form nine series, with a tenth comprised of images which could not be clearly enough identified to sort into other subjects. Approximately three quarters of the fonds are colour or black & white prints, with the other quarter as slides.