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The series contains correspondence. Material consists of postcards from Irving Layton to Dora Pleet and a copy of a letter from Layton to Barbara Frum refuting a review of the biography "Irving Layton, a Portrait" by Elspeth Cameron.

Series consists of correspondence sent to different Grant family members. Letters are between members of the immediate family, cousins, uncles, and aunts, family and friends in Scotland, Spain, and Ontario, between tenants and landlords, correspondence with city officials and departments such as the Palais de Justice in Montreal, letters from lawyers and notaries, and invitations to events.

Series consists of correspondence collected and written by Derek Stanford. Material consists of letters between Derek Stanford and Christopher Fry, as well as letters between Derek Stanford and various correspondents about the life and work of Christopher Fry. Letters discuss Peer Gynt and A Yard of Sun, as well as various essays and reviews written by Derek Stanford about Christopher Fry.

Series consists of correspondence between Russell Thornton and Irving Layton and includes a postcard of Ontario showing the CN Tower and the Toronto skyline and a card from Irving Layton to Thornton.

The series documents Irving Laytons relations with his surroundings. It contains correspondence written or received by Irving Layton.
The material includes letters, postcards, cards, and telegrams between Layton and familly members, friends, professionals, artists, bookstores, publishers, libraries, the Quebec government, colleges, and universities. Also present are letters published in journals and newspapers and handwritten or typed letters from fans. The series contains postcards from various regions including: Toronto, Ontario, St. John’s, Newfoundland, Verona, Italy, Venice, Italy, Hawaii, USA, Florence, Italy, several regions of Spain, France, Kenya, and Greece. Other correspondence includes praise for his work, request and payment for books of poetry, thank you notes from readers and those who purchased books directly from Layton, invitations to do readings, correspondence between Irving Layton and Leonard Cohen, and requests for autographed works.

Series contains correspondence between Gertrude Katz, Carl Katz, and Irving Layton. Series also includes correspondence between Gertrude Katz, Carl Katz, Kathleen C. Moore, and Elspeth Cameron, related to the life and work of Irving Layton, and Cameron’s biography on the poet. A copy of a letter from Irving Layton and Moore may also be found in this series.

The series includes original drafts of items sent by Anne Savage.

The series contain correspondence received by Anne Savage.

Contains correspondence between Stewart and his colleagues and friends.

The series reflects Herb Johnson's relationships with his extended family, friends, and fellow musicians.

The series contains letters and other correspondence received, and in a few cases sent, by Herb Johnson. It is arranged in the following sub-series:

P0088/1A Family and friends.
P0088/1B Music colleagues.
P0088/1C Personal business correspondents.

Series consists of course work completed by René Balcer while a Communication Studied undergraduate student at Concordia University. Material consists of film analysis of Storm on Asia, La Chinoise, and film critiques.

Series provides information on the various steps (conception, authorization, evaluation, revision, modification) involved in the planning and adoption of courses or programmes by departments of Sir George Williams University, Loyola College and Concordia University. Series includes academic planning materials, proposals, course descriptions, course outline, notes and correspondence. Series is divided according to the following sub-series:

I0038/07A Curriculum General
I0038/07B Faculty of Arts and Science
I0038/07C Faculty of Commerce and Administration
I0038/07D Faculty of Engineering and Computer Science
I0038/07E Faculty of Fine Arts
I0038/07F C.E.G.E.P. Curriculum.

The series provides information on the various steps involved in the planning, authorization, adoption, evaluation, and modification of courses or programs by departments of S.G.W. The series includes academic planning materials, proposals, course descriptions, course outlines, notes, and correspondence. The series is divided into four sub-series:

I010/09A Curriculum general
I010/09B Arts, Science, and Commerce
I010/09C Faculty of Fine Arts
I010/09D Engineering.

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.

Series consists of documents relating to the activities, goals and functions of the department. Series contains a historical review of the Academic Planning Committee, from 1963 to 1967, produced by Mr. Whitelaw at the beginning of his mandate as Curriculum Coordinator (Academic), the Academic Planning Office filing system [which was probably developed by Mr. Whitelaw] and a Space Need / Proposal for Sir George Williams University.

The series consists of some management files of the Public Affairs and Government Relations department, mainly for the period 2002-2006. It includes reports, correspondence, and minutes. The series also consists of some digital records of moving images on Convocation ceremonies, 2012-2017.

The series is organized in the following sub-series:
I0185/5110 Administration Planning. - 2003-2005
I0185/5111 Meetings of Units. - 2002-2003
I0185/5112 Reports, Studies & Analysis. - 2001-2005
I0185/5160 University Events. - 2012-2017
I0185/5170 External Relations. - 1996-2004
I0185/5171 Conferences & Seminars - External. - 2002

The series provides information on various documentaries Brian McKenna worked on throughout his career. It covers documentaries that he produced for the CBC, and especially for The Fifth Estate, as well as independent productions, and even film proposals that finally never had been produced. The series spans from the 13-minute documentary Thomas D’Arcy McGee, McKenna’s first film that he wrote and directed for CBC City at 6 in 1973, to his later works as an independent filmmaker, as Newfoundland at Armageddon.
The series contains most of the research material gathered in the preparation of the documentaries as well as occasional comments, reviews and other feedback, and awards received.
Finally, the series includes Brian McKenna’s contribution to CBC radio in 1971.

The series is organized into the following subseries:
• G1 Film proposals and ideas
• G2 CBC radio scripts
• G3 CBC The City at 6
• G4 CBC documentaries
• G5 CBC Current Affairs : The Fifth Estate
• G6 Independently produced documentaries.

The series contains, but is not limited to, scripts, interviews, research material, drafts, notes, correspondence, press clippings, film proposals, monographs, court records, photographs, publications, objects, a report, videos, sound recordings, financial records, posters, and other documents.

Series provides documentation about the production and filmmaking process of Magnus Isacsson’s released and unreleased documentaries and audiovisual projects, from his first independent film Uranium (1990) to Granny Power (2014).

Series contains administrative and financial records, contracts, project proposals, scripts, interviews, promotional material, flyers, posters, leaflets, shooting tapes, masters betacams, copies of English and French versions of various films, audio mixes, DVDs, research material, clippings, newspapers, magazines, handwritten notes, communiqués, award and nomination certificates, invitation cards, press releases, brochures and press coverage.

Material consists of slides of paintings, and pen and pencil sketches of Irving Layton.

Contains materials relating to Stewart's personal life and accomplishments.

The series is arranged in sub-series:
P0195/1A Early life
P0195/1B Family
P0195/1C Visual art
P0195/1D Diaries
P0195/1E Passports, other personal documents
P0195/1F Honours, awards

The series documents the events held or sponsored by the St. Patrick’s Society, including the annual St. Patrick’s Day luncheon, the annual ball, testimonial dinners, Christmas parties, and its participation in some special projects, including the renovation of the Thomas D’Arcy McGee monument in the Côtedes-Neiges cemetery in 1949. The first annual luncheon was given on March 17th, 1834. The annual ball is given on the nearest Friday to March 17. The Society also sponsored the St. Patrick Development Foundation, a non-profit housing project for seniors that is now St. Patrick Square.

The series includes correspondence, invitations, programs, menus, press clippings, and photographs.

The series documents exhibitions and other activities that took place at the Optica Gallery or with the gallery's collaboration.

The series includes documents concerning each one of the exhibitions and activities that took place over the years, including : posters, photographs, audio tapes, exhibition and artist files, exhibition catalogues, and visitors' registers.

The series is organized into the following two sub-series :
P0056/5A Exhibitions
P0056/5B Activities

This series includes exhibition announcements and catalogues collection by Anne Savage.

Series contains expenses and finances relating to René Balcer. Material consists of travel expenses for René Balcer and his wife Carolyn, invoices and receipts from various projects, and meetings with clients.

Records in the series document relationships between the Metropolitan Montreal YMCA and the World Alliance of YMCAs, headquartered in Geneva; North America-wide YMCA organizations such as the International Committee and its World Service Committee/Division; the National Council of YMCAs of Canada; regional councils and committees of Canadian YMCAs; the YMCA in the United Kingdom; the YMCA in the United States; and other Canadian local YMCAs. The series also documents relationships between the Montreal association and the Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA), as well as other associations, churches, and governments.

The series includes correspondence; annual, financial, and other reports; meeting notices, agendas, and minutes; publicity materials; yearbooks, published materials on YMCA administration and other topics; research materials for Murray Ross' History of the YMCA in Canada; other YMCA histories and historical sketches, and other materials.

The documents are arranged in the following sub-series and sub-sub-series:

P0145/14A The World Alliance of YMCAs, World Councils, World Conferences, international visits.
P0145/14A01 World Alliance, World Councils, World Conferences.
P0145/14A02 International visits.
P0145/14B World Service, Foreign Work.
P0145/14C International Committee, other North American YMCA organizations.
P0145/14D National Council of YMCAs of Canada.
P0145/14D01 Constitutive documents.
P0145/14D02 Histories.
P0145/14D03 Annual Reports.
P0145/14D04 Correspondence, reports.
P0145/14D05 Meetings of Council, Board, Executive Committee, staff.
P0145/14D06 Committee meetings, reports.
P0145/14D07 Annual, Special General Meetings.
P0145/14D08 National conferences, conventions.
P0145/14D09 Policy, planning, surveys.
P0145/14D10 Program support.
P0145/14D11 Military Work.
P0145/14D11a Boer War.
P0145/14D11b World War I.
P0145/14D11c Interwar period.
P0145/14D11d World War II.
P0145/14D11e Post-World War II.
P0145/14D12 Geneva Park: Couchiching national centre.
P0145/14D13 Camp Canada.
P0145/14D14 Human resources administration.
P0145/14D15 Financial administration.
P0145/14D16 Communications, public relations.
P0145/14D17 Directories, rosters.
P0145/14E Regional YMCA councils, committees.
P0145/14F YMCAs of the United Kingdom.
P0145/14G YMCAs of the United States.
P0145/14H Canadian local YMCAs.
P0145/14I YWCA, other organizations.
P0145/14J Governments.
P0145/14K Churches.