The Effie von Helmolt fonds includes an obituary (2008).

The Elizabeth Wilcox fonds includes an obituary (2012).

The fonds is separated into 10 series: biographical material, correspondence, minutes and other documents from literary organizations, design work, newspaper clippings, the Bird’s Hill Park Series exhibition, sketches, artwork by Denis Nokony, and Turnstone Press publications for which Eva Fritsch did design work, photographs and negatives. The fonds also includes a photograph collection featuring 234 photographs, 499 negatives, 125 sketches, and 2 oversize materials.

The Frances Dafoe fonds includes a biography [1973] and obituaries (2016).

The Freya Björg Olafson fonds includes a newspaper article (2017).

Gay Christian Forum: Program 21 - June 26, 1978 - Jane Rule Interview;
Side 2: Program 23 - July 10, 1978.

Collection consists of textbooks covering the subject areas of: Agriculture, Art, Business Education, Economics, Composition, Grammar, Rhetoric, Literature, Plays, Poetry, Prose, Readers, Spelling, Phonics, Stories, Geography, Health, History, French, German, Greek, Italian, Latin, Algebra, Arithmetic, Geometry, Trigonometry, General mathematics, Music, Philosophy, Logic, Psychology, Religion, Research, Methods, Manuals, Astronomy, Botany, Chemistry, Physics, General science, Zoology, Cooking, and Gardening. Includes two notebooks. The works found in the collection were published primarily between 1875 - 1940, although they range from 1801 - 1967, with an emphasis on History, all areas of Mathematics, Research and topics related to English or Language Arts. There are a number of works published in the nineteenth-century dealing with most of the collection's subject areas. The majority of the collection focuses on public and high school textbooks, particularly in relation to the province of Ontario, with some attention to university education.

The Geraldine Patterson fonds includes an obituary (1991).

The Gil Wechsler fonds includes biographical information (1972) and newspaper articles (1972-1974).

The Grant Marshall fonds includes his resume (2010) and his obituary (2012).