The Christine Richardson fonds includes a newspaper article (2017).

The Paul Hoffert fonds include a calendar (2016).

The records of Epiphany Indigenous Anglican include a Research File.

The fonds reflects George Scott Belton’s time at Wesley College in Winnipeg from 1925-1930. It consists of a photo album containing photos of Belton, his family and his friends. The majority of photos depict events and activities that Belton and his friends participated in at Wesley College in Winnipeg, including freshman initiations and the St. Patrick's Day Fight. The album also includes photos depicting scenes in Roblin and Mather, Manitoba and in Yorkton and Bangor, Saskatchewan.

The Mikhail Zavialov fonds includes biographical information (2016).

The Pauline Leung fonds includes a resume (2016).

The Vladimir A. Stadnik fonds includes biographical information (2016).

The Racism in Winnipeg web collection was created in response to an article published by the news magazine, Maclean's, which made claim that Winnipeg was Canada's most racist city. The collection consists of archived web sites that range from the original online publication of the Maclean's article on January 22, 2015, to official responses made by the City of Winnipeg's municipal government including 1winnipeg.ca, to public responses made online by Winnipeg residents, and other responses made from other news media outlets. The collection is curated using the University of Winnipeg’s subscription to the Internet Archive service Archive-It. Captures of archived websites are created using the Internet Archive’s Heritrix and Wayback Machine tools. All captures of the archived web sites are hosted on Internet Archive servers.

The Larah Luna fonds includes a magazine article (2015).

The Kira Hofmann fonds includes a magazine article (2015).