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The series provides information on the relations between La Centrale and other organizations operating in the art scene, as well as information about the Quebec and Canadian cultural scene. It includes a data bank about art related organizations in Canada, USA and Europe from the early 1990s. The series also contains documents related to the RCAAQ [Regroupement des centres d’artistes autogérés du Québec], of which La Centrale was a member.

The series contains correspondence, reports, brochures, minutes, press clippings, reference documentation, a contract, and posters.

The series provides information on the membership, member recruitment and subscriptions to La Centrale from its beginnings in 1973 to 2014. By giving access to documents kept by various members, the series documents the members’ involvement in the life of the gallery.

The series is organized into the following subseries:

P128/J1 – Information about membership
P128/J2 – Members
P128/J3 – Members’ documents

The series contains flyers, bylaws, drafts, notes, meeting minutes, membership forms, lists, newsletters, posters, correspondence, invitations, newspaper clippings, publications, photographs, a CV, a drawing, and an artist book.

The series provides information on the management of personnel at La Centrale from 1983 to 2011. It informs about different administrative positions, recruitment, volunteering and internships as well as working conditions at the gallery.

The series contains a collective agreement, job descriptions, contracts, CVs, internship reports, guidelines, correspondence, and related documents.

Series documents the works of Magnus Isacsson as a freelance journalist for Canadian and Swedish radio, newspapers and magazines, covering environmental and political issues across North and Central America

The series contains research documents, drafts, photographs, articles written by Isacsson, newspaper clippings, correspondence, magazines, handwritten notes, and interviews. It also contains Magnus Isacsson's blog, Documentary Field Notes and Flashpoints, accessible via Concordia University's Archive-It page.

The series provides information on Loyola College. It includes background on the need for an Assistant to the President and on his activities in the management of administrative and cultural activities.

The series provides information on the organization surrounding the Convocations at Loyola College and Concordia University. The convocations refer to the graduation ceremonies, the related activities and receptions organized around the Convocations such as the baccalaureate mass, the luncheon for honoured guests, or the graduation banquet and ball.The series contains convocation programs, invitation cards, convocation speeches, correspondence, lists of names, memoranda, Convocation Committee minutes, news releases, clippings, telegrams, Convocation Committee reports, biographical notes and rector's reports. Included also records concerning the graduation ceremonies.

The series documents the Office of the President's activities in relation to its administrative functions, including the production of policies and procedures, reports from Departments, receptions, trips, the acquisition of the Bernard Arctic Collection, and addresses and speeches given at conferences as well as legal affairs.

The series contains correspondence, statistics, clippings, reports, and notes.

The series provides information on relations between the Office of the President and Academic and Administrative departments as well as with the Deans' offices of the College between 1921 and 1975.

The series contains reports, statistics, correspondence, examination results, and notes pertaining to the administration and planning of departmental functions and organizations.

The series is organized into the following sub-series:
I0147/16A Academic
I0147/16B Administrative
I0147/16C Deans' offices
I0147/16D High School

The series provides information on the relations between the Office of the President and such bodies as foundations, governments, and colleges and universities. It mainly documents the Government of Canada and the Quebec Ministry of Education, and the College's involvement in the development of education in Quebec.

The series contains correspondence, reports, statistics, clippings, and notes.

The series is organized into the following sub-series:

I0147/17A Foundations
I0147/17B Governments
I0147/17C Universities and Colleges.

The series provides information on the President's relations with the Catholic Center, his participation in religious activities, correspondence with the Montreal Chancery, his involvement in the birth of the Catholic newspaper The Challenge, and the Summer School of Catholic Education.

The series contains clippings, correspondence, and notes.

The series provides information on the management of academic and administrative personnel for the College between 1929 and 1975. It consists of records on the hiring of professors, the Committee on Appointments, Rank and Tenure (CART), appeal and review Boards, the Faculty Association, renewal of positions, retirements, promotions, recommendations, resignations, terminations, and salaries. It also contains records on Professor Srinivassa Santhanam.

The series contains applications, contracts, curricula vitae, correspondence, and notes.

The series provides information on Véhicule Art Inc.'s Board of Directors and its personnel.

The series contains lists of members and directors, correspondence relating to the resignation of members, payroll books, and tax forms.

The series is organized into the following sub-series:
P0027/02a Members and directors
P0027/02b Resignation of members
P0027/02c Payroll
P0027/02d Taxation

The series provides information on the financial administration and budget of Véhicule Art Inc.

The series consists of grant applications and related records, financial statements, statements of revenue and expenditures, account books, cheques, cheque stubs, bank books, petty cash books and envelopes, invoices, and receipts.

The series is divided into the following sub-series:
P0027/03a Canada Council grants
P0027/03b Financial statements
P0027/03c Accounting

The series provides information on performances held at Véhicule Art Inc.

The series contains audio reels, audiocassettes, and audio discs.

The series provides information on Véhicule Art's promotion of the exhibitions and performances held in its space.

The series contains posters.

Series compiles articles about Alfie Roberts’ life, his work and contribution to the black community. It also includes documentation pertaining to his death.

Series includes short biographies, newspapers clippings, family-tree of the Roberts family, death certificate, cremation certificate, correspondence, obituary, timeline of accomplishments written by Roberts and some documentation pertaining to the publication of the Book A View of Freedom: Alfie Roberts Speaks (2005) by David Austin.

Series is composed of documentation pertaining to numerous English-speaking Black community organizations based in Montreal. It also contains materials documenting Leon Llewellyn's participation in many of these community organizations. While the series contains materials dated from 1970 to 2012, including textual records, photographs, drawings, and objects, most document the period between 1970 and 1979. Materials primarily concern the activities of these organizations, including their administration, functions, and programs. Community organizations that appear throughout the documentation include, among others, the Negro Community Centre/Charles H. Este Cultural Centre; Black Studies Centre; Quebec Board of Black Educators; Black Community Central Administration of Quebec; Black Community Council of Quebec; National Black Coalition of Canada; Côte-des-Neiges Black Community Association; Notre-Dame-de-Grâce Black Community Association; Côte-des-Neiges Black Community Development Project; Black Theater Workshop; Association of Black Artists; Montreal Black Photography Society; Union United Church; Black Action Party; National Black Coalition Institute of Research in the Black Experience; National Congress of Black Women; Black Community Communications Media; Black Is!; Negro Theater Arts Club; Revue Theater; Black Workers Association; Black Youth Radio; and the Black Youth Television Workshop. Materials related to the Concordia Student Union; Concordia University's Black Student Union; McGill Black Student Union, Caribbean Students' Society of McGill University; and the Black Students' Association of Champlain College are also found in this series.

Documents in this series also concern particular events occurring in the Montreal Black community, including the Second National Congress of Black Women; Afro-Festival; Carnival; Carifiesta; and Congress of Commonwealth Caribbean Immigrants, among many others. In addition, arts-related events, instruction, exhibitions, and programs are well documented throughout, including those which took place at the Black Studies Centre.

Series contains personal documents concerning the life, work, and interests of Leon Llewellyn. This series also contains documentation pertaining to Eric Llewellyn's publication, "A Journey Into Our Caribbean Past."

The series provides insight into the activities and services offered by the Black Studies Center, including day camps, lecture series, immigration aid, exhibitions, and workshops, as well as other educational programs.

The series contains, among other documents, leaflets, flyers, invitations, programs, posters, newspaper clippings, biographies, schedules, correspondence, reports, attendance records, lists, meeting minutes, plays, stories, poems, song texts, illustrations, drawings, photographs, notes, forms, drafts, financial records, a discussion transcript, costumes, a guest book, and a musical instrument.

Material consists of photos, negatives, and slides of Irving Layton at public readings, Irving Layton with Rath and friends at restaurants in Toronto, photos of Layton’s home in Montreal, Layton at book launches, and with his son Max.

Series documents the early years of the communist movement and contains 90 pamphlets dated between 1912 and 1920 collected by S.A. Rochlin and published by or on behalf of various organizations, committees, and unions. Organizations, committees, and unions include: Communist Party of South Africa, African Workers' Club, Building Workers Industrial Union of South Africa, Workers' International League, African National Congress, National Union of South African Students, Industrial and Commercial Workers' Union, South African Native Congress, South African Native Delegation, International Socialist League, All African Convention, and United Party.

The series provides information on Sir William Hales Hingston's career as surgeon and politician, and his experience on different boards of directors, as well as some of the numerous honours he received during his career. It also contains some of his writings, most importantly the manuscript of the Climate of Canada and How It Affects Us which he published.

The series contains correspondence, notes, essays, press clippings, and other documents.

The series is organized into the following subseries:

P0134/A1 Medical Career
P0134/A2 Political Career
P0134/A3 Administrative Career
P0134/A4 Writings
P0134/A5 Honours

This series is about the personal lives of Vincent and Olga Diniacopoulos.

The series is about the commercial activities of Vincent and Olga Diniacopoulos. It contains textual and financial records, lists and inventories and graphic materials about their activities.

Consists of portraits of Irving Layton, photographs of Veneranda with Layton at Maimonides Geriatric Centre, Veneranda and Layton at Niagara-on-the-Lake with poems written on the back, a portrait with a handwritten note, and a Biddles New Year’s menu with two photographs.

Series contains newspaper articles about Irving Layton from international and national newspapers, including the Gazette, the Toronto Star, the Georgian, the Telegram, and the Poetry Canada Review.