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The Senior Musicians' Association was registered with the Department of National Revenue in August 1974 to qualify as a charitable organization, and obtained its certification in January 1975. Its purpose, according to the documents: "to provide an opportunity for retired musicians to get together socially, form an orchestra and give free concerts to golden age residences, hospitals, etc." Its funding came from government grants and the musicians union through its Music Performance Trust Funds, as well as private sponsors and donors. Led by Herb Johnson, the Senior Musicians Orchestra played from 1975 through 1987.

The documents in the sub-series are primarily administrative records reflecting the formation and activity of the Association.

Sub-series consists of records documenting the relations between the University and the A.U.C.C. Sub-series contains memoranda, reports and minutes.

The sub-series documents Peter Madden’s work as a storyteller.

The sub-series includes drafts and final versions of stories for adults as well as for children.

This sub-series documents planning and development of the Black Theatre Workshop (BTW). It also provides insight into the search of a permanent location for the BTW in the 1980s, and the proposal for the establishment of a festival honoring Martin Luther King.

This sub-series contains, among other documents, 3-year-plans, action plans, newspaper articles, a proposal, and correspondence.

The subseries provides an overview of the research conducted or supported by the Black Studies Center, predominantly in the 1970s. It provides information on various subjects, including international student enrolment, African arts and crafts, Black identity, Black history, the Montreal music scene, visible minorities in Montreal schools, and research about several countries.

The series contains, among other documents, questionnaires, notes, research papers, studies, correspondence, statistics, address lists, reports, biographical sketches, and meeting minutes.

Subseries provides information about Magnus Isacsson life and work through interviews and articles written about him on magazines, newspapers and the Swedish press.

Subseries includes interviews with magnus Isacsson, interview notes, clippings, transcripts, and articles written about him and his work published in magazines and newspapers. It also includes a printout of Magnus Isacsson’s blog and website. The subseries also includes some articles and interviews about other people.

Subseries provides information on Magnus Isacsson’s studies and research on documentary filmmaking, filmmakers and television.

Subseries includes articles about documentary filmmaking and television written by various filmmakers and other authors, clippings, flyers, research on filmmakers and handwritten notes.

Subseries contains photographs of Magnus Isacsson with colleagues and friends he collaborated with in several projects. Personalities include staff from Alter Cine, Robert Marcel Lepage and Jean Pierre Lefevre, among others.

The sub-series provides information on non fiction books written by Mark Abley from 1986 to 2014, starting with Abley’s first book, Beyond Forget : Rediscovering the Prairies, which was published in 1986. Other books are Spoken Here : Travels Among Threatened Languages (2003), The Prodigal Tongue, published in 2008, and Conversations with a Dead Man: The Legacy of Duncan Campbell Scott (2013). The sub-series also includes material related to essays published in anthologies and draft proposals of unpublished books.

The sub-series includes a biography, book excerpts, business cards, agreements, mock-up covers, comments, a directory, drafts, essays, an invitation, publicity material, newspaper articles, notes, correspondence, periodicals, permissions, a poem, proposals, research material, reviews, sales reports, a score, a speech, and a work plan.

The records in the sub-series document Montreal YMCA involvement at the world level, including international visits to the Montreal YMCA and by Montreal YMCA officials. The records include books, correspondence, conference proceedings and memorabilia, reports, and other materials. The materials are arranged in the following sub-series:

P0145/14A01 - World Alliance, World Councils, World Conferences.
P0145/14A02 - International visits.

The materials in the sub-series document the Montreal YMCA's relationships with organizations such as the Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA) and the Montreal Council of Social Agencies. The first joint YM-YWCA was opened in Windsor, Ontario in 1926. The sub-series also documents relations with the Student Christian Movement (which grew out of the YMCA's university branches in the 1920s), the Montreal Young Men's Hebrew Association, and other organizations.

The subseries contains records documenting the building occupied by the Black Studies Center, located at 1968 De Maisonneuve West in Montreal.

The subseries contains, among other documents, deeds of sale, a certificate of location, lease agreements, insurance policies, permits, correspondence, insurance claims, funding requests, and documentation about mobile equipment and renovation works.

The sub-series provides information on various locations of Articule’s gallery space from its beginnings in 1979 to 2015. In 1979, Articule first rented a space at 1012, de la Montagne Street, Montreal. Since then, the organization moved several times. In 1982, the gallery moved to 4060, boulevard St-Laurent, where it stayed many years. From 1988 to 1991, it shared the building with six other artistic enterprises, forming together the “Société du 5 avril” in 1990. In 1992, the gallery moved to 15, Mont-Royal West. Since 2006, articule is situated in the Mile End neighbourhood.

The sub-series contains floorplans, meeting notes, photographs of exhibition spaces, correspondence, lease agreements, drafts, and insurance policies.

The subseries gives an insight into the galleries life and functioning by providing information on membership, member recruitment, daily communication among members, and subscriptions to articule from 1983 to 2002.

The subseries contains leaflets, subscriptions, member lists, four notebooks, general correspondence send to members by articule, and biographical information of some artists.

The subseries provides information on the management of personnel at Articule from 1982 to 2016. It informs about different job positions, recruitment, and internships as well as working conditions at the gallery, but also about staff members themselves.

The subseries contains a notice of assessment, a greeting card, salary declarations, job descriptions, contracts, job postings, correspondence, subvention requests, a photograph, and other documents.

The subseries provides information on Articule’s funding, including grants, and the organization of fundraising events, from 1982 to 2017. The subseries also provides information on funding programs offered by various organi¬zations.

The subseries includes grant applications, contact lists, CVs, budgets, reference documentation, communiqués, correspondence, drafts, notes, lists of artists and sold works, promotional material, a publication, questionnaires, over 300 photographs, a strategic plan, and reports.

This sub-series consists of photographs relating to various Loyola and Concordia University alumni events.

The sub-series provides information on the gallery’s accounting activities.

The sub-series contains account books, cheques, cheque stubs, bank books, invoices, and receipts.

The sub-series gives information on the yearly financial operations and activities of the gallery.

The sub-series contains financial statements.

The sub-series provides information on the gallery’s incorporation and on its history.

The sub-series contains the charter, a historical sketch, and an organization chart.

The sub-series provides information on the agreements and preparations surrounding the activities of the gallery.

The sub-series contains documents related to the presentation of all these activities, such as contract agreements, correspondence, posters, photographs, audiovisual materials, and exhibition catalogues.

Sub-series consists of records documenting the following activities:

• Ad hoc Committee on French Language Courses,
• Admission and Liaison,
• Advisory Committee on Continuing Education,
• Board of Graduate Studies,
• Committee on Academic Planning, Priorities and Budget,
• Continuing Education,
• Loyola Curriculum Coordinating Committee,
• Native North American Institutes,
• Opération Sciences Fondamentales,
• Policy,
• Principals / Directors Meetings,
• Procedure for Programmes Submissions,
• Programme Committee of the Conseil des Universités,
• Projections for Faculty,
• Senior/Mature Student Committee - Advisory Committee,
• Summer Session,
• Teacher-Training Programme,
• University Curriculum Coordinating Committee,
• University Writing Test.

Sub-series contains minutes, programmes proposals, working documents, and correspondence.

Sub-series consists of records documenting the evolution of the programmes within the Faculty. Sub-series contains minutes, correspondence, working documents and the following programme proposals:

Bachelor of Computer Science,
B.Eng. in Industrial Engineering,
Master of Computer Science,
M.Eng. in Aeronautical Engineering,
M.Eng. in Building Engineering,
Ph.D. in Computer Science.

Sub-series consists of records documenting the evolution of the programmes within the Faculty. Sub-series contains minutes, correspondence, working documents and the following programme proposals:

B.F.A. in Art Education,
B.F.A. in Cinema,
B.F.A. in Photography,
Minor-Major in Cinema,
Major in Archeology,
M.F.A. in Cinema,
Ph.D. in Art Education,
Theatre Scenography.

Subseries provides information about Alfie Roberts and Patricia Cambridge's family and includes documentation on their parents' immigration to Canada. Subseries also contains documents pertaining to Roberts and Cambridge’s friends, including funeral service programs, photographs and other documents.

Subseries includes correspondence, photographs, genealogy of the Roberts family, notebooks, school documents, invoices, and travel permits, photographs and other documents.

Subseries provides information related to Alfie Roberts immigration to Canada, his Canadian citizenship and some identification documents from St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

Subseries includes correspondence, driver’s license, copies of citizenship certificate, government documents and one photograph.

Subseries provides information on Alfie Roberts’ travel outside Canada. It is unclear if Patricia Cambridge was present during these trips and whether travel was done for personal reasons, conferences or work.

Subseries includes flight tickets, photographs of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Ghana, Libya, Moscow, and unidentified places.

Subseries documents Alfie Roberts’ trip to Cuba for the 11th World Festival of Youth and Students in 1978.

Subseries contains Roberts’ application form to attend the congress, activity reports, leaflets, flyers, photographs, promotional material, festival schedule, festival information documents, Cuba information guides, posters, magazines, and festival souvenir bag.