The fonds consists of a small book of announcements.

This sub-series consists of the records created and accumulated by the Oblates in the course of their administrative work with the Alberta Catholic School Trustees Association. The association is a collective grouping of the Catholic school trustees in the province. The records include constitutions, bylaws, annual convention material, executive meeting minutes, correspondence, school staffing records, student lists, presentations and reports, school and equalization grant material and school specifications. The schools or districts referenced in these records include the Edmonton Roman Catholic Separate School District No. 7, Jasper Place Separate School, the University of Alberta, and Valleyview Separate School District No. 84.

The fonds consists of French military papers, financial records of the St-Vincent Roman Catholic parish and general store, a booklet in French on teaching French in Alberta, an unpublished handwritten novel in French, original articles and research notes handwritten by Alexandre Mahé, correspondence in French with the Franco-Albertan and French elite in Edmonton in the 1930s as well as with family, various newspapers in French holding articles written by Alexandre Mahé or collected by him, and Bulletins France Libre published during World War II. Also included is a list of parishioners of the Saint-Vincent parish and a map covering a region in Africa where Alexandre Mahé spent 12 years.

The fonds consists of interviews by Alice Trottier with Franco-Albertan pioneers, and with Julien LeBlanc, E.O. Druin, and Maurice Lavallée (ca. 12 hours of recordings), a photocopy of a map from 1888, eight photographs of Mgr. Legal, Filles de Jésus sisters and buildings; personal papers and administrative papers of the Salon d'histoire franco-albertaine.

The records consist of the personal records of Antoinette Grenier and includes photocopied records, dating 1885 to 1985, of her father's correspondence, his notes, his diaries and his booklets about the Collège Saint-Joseph in Saint Boniface, Manitoba, her mother's correspondence, genealogical information, her own correspondence, Parcelles de Vie, histories about Immaculée Conception (Immaculate Conception) parish in Edmonton and Yamachiche, Québec and a recording about the family's history; Antoinette's original records include assorted published booklets and programs relating to medical record librarians and the Académie Assomption, a reunion program for Edmonton Normal School, Avant-Garde de l'Assomption newsletters, certificates and a Manual for Medical Records Librarians.

This series consists of architectural drawings and plans collected by Grandin Province. The majority of the plans and drawings are of buildings constructed and maintained by the Oblates. Specifically, this series consists of drawings of the Bishop Grandin House and the Oblate mission. The plans are of proposed renovations of the Grandin House, the Provincial House, St. Alberta Parish and the basement of Foyer Grandin. Also, there are plans for the Brother Anthony House, St. Albert Hill also known as Mission Park, La Survivance, Canmore Bible College, St. Albert parking lot plans, the church and Father Lacombe Chapel, Lac Ste. Anne subdivision shrine by Thorkelsson Architects, conference facility, Father Lacombe Youth Camp at Lac Ste. Anne, plans of new church, new boy’s dormitory, the Lac Ste. Anne McMan complex and final drawings for the camp facilities.

This series consists of architectural drawings and plans collected by the Province of Alberta-Saskatchewan. The majority of the plans and drawings are of buildings constructed and maintained by the Oblates. Specifically, there are floor plans and drawings for the Provincial House, St. Andrews Teachers Home, St. Albert Grandin House and the Bishops’s palace, St. Albert Sewage Plant, OMI Apartment Building, St. Albert Retreat House, parish church and Mission Park, the St. Albert Residence, the Edmonton Rectory, , St. Joachim Parish Rectory, St. Joachim’s Faithful Companions of Jesus Seniors’ Centre, Roman Catholic Church Jasper Place, Saddle Lake Church, Collège St-Jean, Lac St. Anne Settlement, the Lac St. Anne Dormitory and Atonement Camp, the Archdiocese of Edmonton’s Archbishop’s Palace of the Cathedral Rectory, and the Edmonton Proposed Museum and Recreational Building. There are also architectural drawings and plans for unidentified homes, garages, schools, churches, and indigenous reserves.

This series consists of architectural drawings and plans collected by the Vice-Province of MacKenzie. The majority of the plans and drawings are of buildings constructed and maintained by the Oblates. Specifically, there are floor plans for the St. Patrick’s high school and the teachers duplex in the Yellowknife Roman Catholic separate school district no. 2, the Oblate Madonna House in Fort Smith, Northwest Territories, and the St. Albert Knights of Columbus in St. Albert, Alberta.

The fonds consists of images related to D.C Cranston's life in Alberta and features images of the staging area of Burnsites on their way to Beaverlodge, Alberta, Athabasca Landing, a wagon overturned on the trail, cutting wood, the S.S. Northern Light on Lessler Slave Lake, a wagon boarding the ferry at the Peace River Crossing, the first home of Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Smith, the first post office at Lake Saskatoon, the second annual sports day at Lake Saskatoon, the first wedding in Beaverlodge, the Beaverlodge baseball team, a log cabin, Ralph Carrel and Jake Glesnet at Grande Prairie.

The fonds also comprises photographs related to Maud Clifford including images featuring the first church at Spirit River, the Anglican mission house at Spirit River, the Hudson's Bay Company post at Dunvegan, the Roman Catholic Church at Bear Creek, and the home of Rev. Alexander Forbes at Flying Shot Lake.

The fonds also includes photographs featuring the Beaverlodge Experimental Farm including photographs featuring the experimental; and images featuring the Beaverlodge region including images featuring a picnic day, picking currents, binding grain, the first automobile to reach Grande Prairie from Edmonton over the Edson Trail, a cutter constructer on the front bob of a sleigh, and sunflowers. The photographs date from 1909 to 1921.

The fonds consists of images relating to the Bérubé family, originally dating 1895 to 1912, including images of the Bérubés’ Beaumont house (built by Pierre Bérubé) and the Bérubé family, the livery stables owned by Pierre Bérubé, and the first church in Beaumont along with its parishioners.

The fonds consists of photographs of the St. Jean Baptiste Church at Morrinville dating from 1908 to the 1960s. The photographs feature the interior and exterior of the church as well as the physical deterioration of the building over the years.

The series consists of cartographic records covering a wide range of subject and locales, including British North America, Western Canada, Alberta, Manitoba, and the Northwest Territories, the Arctic and Alaska. Specifically, the maps represent missions and mission claims, waterways, indigenous populations, linguistic families, tribal locations, Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) stores, army and technical surveys, indexes to National Topographic Systems, Inuit communities, ceded indigenous treaties, fur trading posts, settlements, lists of lot owners, preliminary floor plans for convents, land occupations and of the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR).

The series consists of published maps collected and acquired by the Oblates to document properties owned and maintained by the Roman Catholic Church, and for reference purposes. The records include maps and plans of Lac St. Anne, plans of the St. Albert residence, plan of the Canmore Three Sisters Drive, and maps of the municipal district of Sturgeon, and Vulcan County.

The series consists of published and unpublished maps collected and acquired by the Oblates to document properties owned and maintained by the Church, and for reference purposes. The records were used at time of creation and in a retrospective manner. The published maps include geographical, geological and hydrographic materials. The cartographic materials cover a wide range of subjects and locales, including British North America, Canada, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and the Northwest Territories, the Arctic and Alaska. Specifically, the maps represent missions and mission claims, waterways, indigenous populations, immigration, transportation, Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) forts, sectional maps and technical surveys, cemeteries, properties, towns and communities, ceded indigenous treaties, parks and political settlements, lists of lot owners, railways, and lands for sale by the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR).

The series consists of geographical, geological or topological published maps collected by the Oblates. The records include digitized maps on DVD of Canadian dioceses in 1947.

This series consist of material from the Catholic Women’s League, speeches, published works, and correspondence created or collected by Catherine Mardon.

The fonds consists of a constitution, minutes, financial records, reports, membership lists, correspondence, subject files, programs, brochures, biographies, newspapers clippings and photographs.

The recods consist of photographs depicting Charles E. Masse at Dunbow School and include an interior view of the bakery, the children's dormitories, staff, First Nations boys, and a haying crew. A letter by George E. Masse providing biographical information about Charles E. Masse has been included.

The fonds consists of images of various locations in Alberta, including Fort Saskatchewan (interior of a tailor shop), Leduc (interior of a confectionery), Irma, Peace River, Fahler, Castor, Vegreville, St. Paul de Metis, and Onion Lake; the images include churches, homesteading, street scenes, school, hotels, rivers, clergy, airplanes, houses, first nations, cars, and students.

The series consists of records created or acquired by the Oblates of the Vice-Province of Mackenzie in Alberta, the Northwest Territories and the Arctic. The recordings consist of amateur footage and produced material, and subjects may include Oblate home movies, various communities, missions, schools and residential schools, religious events and activities.

The film and video includes recordings of pilgrimages, carnivals, nuns, nurses and convents, local buildings and hospitals, stables, camps, local people and families, their communities, the timber industry, transportation, sports, and indigenous peoples of Canada’s north.

The series consists of recordings created and collected by the Oblates of Grandin Province, and primarily relate to Alberta, Saskatchewan and the Arctic. The records consist of professional and amateur recordings of events such as anniversaries, vow and ordination celebrations, Christmas activities, conferences, pilgrimages, and funerals. Documentary subjects include the forest, the Inuit, Dene and Cree, various Oblates, Castle Mountain, and cultures and indigenous peoples of Alberta and the north. In addition, there are recordings of masses and programs such as “Reflections”.

The series consists of recordings created and collected by the Oblates of the Province of Alberta-Saskatchewan, and primarily relate to Alberta, the Northwest Territories and the Arctic. The records consist of professional and amateur film and videos of events in various First Nations communities and include religious events such as masses, vow and ordination celebrations, Christmas activities, weddings and funerals.

The film and video includes recordings of sports and outdoor activities and events such as hockey, fishing, dogsledding, snowshoeing and snowmobiling. The films also show nuns, students, nurses, local buildings and hospitals, transportation and infrastructure, highways, lakes and boats. In addition, the series includes recordings of the First Nations people and families and many aspects of their communities.

The series consists of recordings created in Alberta, Saskatchewan and the Northwest Territories and beyond the geographical limits of OMI Lacombe Canada such as Quebec and British Columbia. The records consist of documentaries of Indian Residential Schools (IRS) in Quebec, and of Dunbow Residential School in Alberta, on the Inuit, and on Oblate parishes and missions and the 100th anniversary mass in Maillardville in British Columbia.

The fonds consists of meeting minutes and correspondence of the Committee.

This sub-series consists of publications of the Oblate administration related to the administrative structure at a provincial and world-wide level. The publications include Oblate personnel directories from various Oblate provinces and the Catholic Church, Grandin Province bulletins and various memoirs, and reports and manuscripts related to the Oblates of Grandin Province.

This sub-series consists of publications created and acquired by the Oblate administration related to the Vice-Province of MacKenzie. The publications include newsletters of the Roman Catholic Church and Oblates, and personnel directories and circulars. The circulars at the provincial level include news of recent events, business requirements, notices of meetings and retreats, as well as notices of obligations and important works.

This sub-series consists of publications of the Oblate administration related to administrative structure at a provincial and world-wide level. The publications include letters from Oblates and notices of newly published works. The circulars at the provincial level include news of recent events, business requirements, notices of meetings and retreats, as well as notices of obligations and important works.

Specifically, the sub-series includes publications of the General House, such as “AROMI,” “Entre-Nous,” “État général du personnel de la congrégation des missionnaires oblats de Marie Immaculée,” “Missio,” “Notre Midi,” “Our Heritage,” “Personnel abrégé de la congrégation des missionnaires oblats de Marie Immaculée,” “Petites annales de la congrégation des missionnaires oblats de Marie Immaculée,” and “Revue apostolique de Marie Immaculée.”

This sub-series also includes directories, obituaries, general state of personnel, personnel summaries, list of Oblates, Oblates of Mary Immaculate (OMI) information, OMI documentation, OMI forums, OMI couriers, OMI communiqués, newsletters, letters, OMI personnel, OMI Rome personnel, explanations, congregation members, exhibitions, photographs for the Brother Anthony brochure, annual calendars, and articles.

This sub-series includes the publications of the Oblate administration. The records consist of directories at the local, provincial and international level, training material and agendas, presentations, historical presentation maps and displays, publications and promotional material written by Oblates and/or laity on various topics such as Oblates and their history and Francophones.

his sub-series includes the publications of the Oblate administration. They provide a background to the administrative structure and events in Grouard at a provincial, vice-provincial, as well as a Catholic diocesan level. The sub-series consists of records pertaining to Vice-Province of Grouard personnel, letters to the clergy of the Archdiocese of St. Paul, the “La Voix de Grouard” from 1942 to 1985, and Grouard circulars.

This sub-series covers a wide range of economic activities, ranging from management of funds and properties to dealings with individuals, corporations, parishes, vicariates, and with Rome on financial matters. Specifically, the records include correspondence regarding property acquisitions, ownership and sales, which includes other material such as municipal tax papers, office leases, property descriptions and evaluations, rent, financial reports and evaluations, property plans and construction details.

The sub series also includes correspondence with the Procure from Rome and of Paris, the general commissary of Rome, the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, the Vicariate Apostolic as well as various parishes, missions, seminaries, noviciates, scholasticates, and Indian Residential Schools (IRS). Furthermore, there are Lacombe Memorial Fund records such as correspondence and various bursaries.

This sub-series covers a wide range of economic activities, ranging from management of properties to dealings with corporations on financial matters. Specifically, the records include correspondence on Oblate owned Siksika Reserve building transfers to the Diocese of Calgary, and mineral rights in Saskatchewan. There is also correspondence between the Oblates and Terra Linda Developments Ltd., Oakland Petroleum Ltd., Trax Petroleums, Alta Gas Trunk Line Co. Ltd. and Barrington Petroleum Ltd.

These records consist of correspondence between the Vice-Provinces of Grouard, James Bay and Labrador and Whitehorse and the Provinces of Manitoba, the North, Canada, St. Joseph, St. Mary’s, St. Paul’s, St. Peter’s, St. François-Xavier, the United States, Haiti, St. John the Baptist, Canada-East and Europe.

This sub-series consists of administrative records of the Provincial of the Province of Alberta-Saskatchewan, in his dealings with the Provincials of other provinces in Canada and abroad. The sub-series also includes those of subordinates to the Provincial, but dealing with matters at the provincial level. The records include those concerning theological issues, rules and laws within respective civil administrations, local education, pastoral letters to clergy and evaluations of staff.

Specifically, the sub-series includes correspondence with: the Provincial of the Province of Manitoba; the Provincial of St. Paul’s Province in British Columbia; the Provincial of St. Mary’s Province in Saskatchewan; the Provincial of the Province of Eastern Canada. As well, the sub-series includes correspondence with the Provincials of the Provinces of: Asia and Africa, Europe, France, Latin America, and the United States.

This sub-series consists of photocopies of original correspondence between the Vice-Province of Mackenzie and the Vatican on all issues and matters of relevance to the administration of the vice-province. The records include those concerning situations where reporting or consultation with Rome is required, such as the administration of provinces, appointment of priests, state of the missions, missionary rules, the state of evangelization, the rules and hierarchy of the Roman Catholic Church and its representatives in the Vatican, Rome, Ottawa and in the Vice-Province of Mackenzie.

Specifically, the sub-series includes manuscripts on masses, missions and transcriptions of codices related to Athabasca, AB, Fond du Lac, SK, Fort Chipewyan, AB, Fort Providence, NWT, and Great Bear Lake, NWT.

This sub-series consists of correspondence between the Province of Alberta-Saskatchewan and the Vatican on all issues and matters of relevance to the administration of the province. The records include those concerning situations where reporting or consultation with Rome is required, such as the division of provinces, appointment of priests, state of the missions, missionary rules, the state of evangelization, the rules and hierarchy of the Roman Catholic Church and its representatives in the Vatican, Rome, Ottawa and in the Province of Alberta-Saskatchewan.

Specifically, the sub-series includes correspondence with the Vatican and copies of letters from western Canada sent to Rome and maintained in the Oblate archives in Rome; correspondence dealing with church matters of the Oblate Congregation, including missions, sacred matters and vocations; Encyclical letters, official records relating to the Roman Catholic religion and issued by the Pope; correspondence with the Apostolic Delegation in Ottawa; Propagation of the Faith reports and annual reports to Rome providing information on Oblate priests, and on the administrative and financial situation of the Province of Alberta-Saskatchewan.

This sub-series consists of correspondence between the Oblate Congregation in the Province of Alberta-Saskatchewan and the Superior General, whose role was to set and enforce the rules of the Congregation. The records include those between the Oblate Provincial House and the administration in Rome, and deal with the relationships between the Provincials and the Superior General on the administration of the Congregation. The matters include those controlled by the administration in Rome, and the impact on western Canada and Oblate administration over time.

Specifically, the sub-series includes correspondence to and from the provincial House and the Superior General in Rome; circulars relating to Oblate administration; Canonical visits and acts; petitions to Superior general regarding matters such as vows, approval for nominations and changes of positions or permissions for retreats; rescripts outlining vows as well as observances, prayers, hierarchy and qualifications; constitutions and regulations; directories and necrology notes containing biographical information on Oblates.

This sub-series consists of correspondence between the Oblate Congregation in the Vice-Province of Mackenzie and the Superior General, whose role was to set and enforce the rules of the Congregation. The records include those between the Oblate Vicariate of Missions and the Provincial House and the administration in Rome, and deal with the relationships between the Vicar of Missions / Vice-Provincials and the Superior General on the administration of the Congregation. The matters include those controlled by the administration in Rome, and the impact on western Canada and Oblate administration over time.

Specifically, the sub-series includes correspondence to and from the vice-provincial House and the Superior General in Rome; annual and five-year reports relating to Oblate administration; Canonical visits.

This sub-series consists of correspondence between the Oblate Congregation in Grandin Province and the Superior General, whose role was to set and enforce the rules of the Congregation. The records deal with the relationships between the Provincials and the Superior General on the administration of the Congregation. The matters include those controlled by the administration in Rome, and the impact on the General Chapter.

The fonds consist of Dargis family correspondence, including Sœur Claire and Father Gustave Dargis, as well as correspondence of Anne-Marie Régimbald. Also included are genealogical information and press clippings.

The fonds also contains photographs that range in date from the 1880s to the 1990s and include various early photographic procedures, like collodion printing-out paper, matte collodion, albumen, tintype, carte-de-visite and cabinet cards.

The fonds is composed of books and instructional material specific to or collected by the order, including also two photographs.

This sub-series relates to financial activities dealing with debts and loans with various individuals and organizations. Specifically, the records consist of claims, correspondence, mortgages, accounting records, financial reports, legal documents related to individuals, the Missionary Oblates of St. Boniface, the North Battleford school council, Sisters of Charity of Our Lady of Evron, Misericordia Sisters and/or the St. Mary’s Province.

The fonds consists of photographs acquired by Ed Shanuel dating from circa 1875 to 1937 featuring portraits of unidentified individuals, "Old Trapper Bill", cars, Standard Oil Gas Station, New York, a horse team, a trapper, a horse and buggy, dwellings, threshing wheat, haying, children riding bicycles, the interior of a Catholic Church, a wedding portrait, "George and Annie", stringed instruments, and a coronation souvenir.

The fonds consists of the records of the Association des Anciens Élèves du Collège des Jésuites d’Edmonton, and includes correspondence, minutes, reports, newsletters, lists of alumni, registration forms, financial records, programs, plays, newspaper clippings and photographs of members and baseball teams.

The series consists of the records of the Subdivision from 1916 until it disbanded at the end of 1950. Included are minutes, correspondence, financial records, reports, and a membership register.

This sub-series consists of records created or acquired by the Oblates related to mission work and their activities in the administration, operation and implementation of federal policies on First Nation schooling and education. This includes elementary and secondary education in general, as well as the operation of residential schools organized along federal guidelines. The records are wide-ranging in nature, and consist of memoranda, procedures, educational and financial regulations and policy documents, curricula discussion papers and studies, handbooks, publications and correspondence created by the Oblates and the federal government on the general administration of First Nations education and concerns.

The sub-series also includes reference to specific institutions and Indian Residential Schools, including Blue Quills, Brocket, Cardston, Cluny and Hobbema [Maskwacis], in Alberta, and Duck Lake in Saskatchewan. There are also records relating to education for St. John’s Seminary in Manitoba and the Group Home Project in North Battleford, Saskatchewan.

This sub-series consists of records created or acquired by the Oblates related to mission work and their activities in the administration, operation and implementation of First Nation schooling and education in the Vice-Province of Mackenzie. This sub-series includes school requests, Indian Residential School (IRS) teacher’s books, indigenous religious material, supervisor convention and reunion records, and Inuit IRS education records.

The fonds consists of Églande Mercier’s diaries, spanning, with gaps, from 1936 to 2010; an autographs book with notes from her friends and colleagues from 1934 to 1940; family papers, including personal correspondence; farm and Mercier & Germaine Plumbing & Heating business papers; material from the Fédération des femmes canadiennes-françaises de l’Alberta, Les Amis du fléché and Sainte-Anne Parish from Edmonton (closed in 2014).

The fonds consists of a program of the liturgical celebration of the 125th Anniversary of the Catholic Archdiocese of Edmonton held Oct. 27, 1996 in the Edmonton Coliseum, and a pamphlet commemorating the 25th Anniversary of the Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Edmonton in 1997.

The fonds consists of photos concerning the Déry family in the Cold Lake and La Corey area and records of the St. Albert francophone parish.

Fonds consists of photographs depicting Alexander McCulloch and Hollis Clayton Freeman, a North West Mounted Police (NWMP) officer, and various family members. Fonds also includes a photograph of construction of the Archbishop's Palace in Edmonton, Alberta.

Fonds consists of colour pastel portraits of various individuals created to record the history of the Province of Alberta.

The fonds consists of images, originally dating 1906, of the interior and exterior of the St. Louis de France Catholic Church in Innisfail, Alberta.

The photo depicts Father Levern in a horse-drawn buggy. It is identified as having been created in either 1910 or 1911. Father Jean-Louis Levern (1871-1960) was a Catholic missionary who lived amongst the Siksika and Kainai Nations for the duration of his seminary career (1900-1960). He translated many works into the Siksika language, taught at residential schools, and was awarded an honourary doctorate in law from the University of Alberta in 1955. He was also awarded the Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice medal by the Catholic Church in the same year.

This sub-series consists of administrative and operational records created and accumulated by the Oblates during their work with the federal government on First Nations affairs and administering education. This sub-series includes records related to Canada’s Aboriginal Action Plan, Memoranda of Understanding and government regulations on Indian Residential School education.

This sub-series consists of administrative and operational records created and accumulated by the Oblates during their work with the federal government on First Nations affairs and administering education. The records include subjects like Indian Residential Schools, indigenous communities, agencies, reserves, and education. The records consist of correspondence, regulations, policies, bulletins, pay sheets, press releases, facts and figures, conference information, publications, treaty and relief order books.

This sub-series includes correspondence from the Grandin Province Finance Committee. Also, decisions made by the committee and the Provincial concern funds to be spent on personnel, administration activities, mission work, education and building projects.

This sub-series includes meeting minutes of the Province of Alberta-Saskatchewan Finance Committee. Decisions made by the committee and the Provincial concern funds to be spent on personnel, administration activities, mission work, education and building projects.

This sub-series of records consists of financial directives of the provincial administration, and powers of attorney for the Province of Alberta-Saskatchewan.

The series consists of financial records that document all financial activities and transactions completed, directly or indirectly by the Oblates in the course of the work performed in Grandin Province. The records consist of correspondence and transactions related to Oblate properties and the management and sale of buildings and lands, as well as financial reports and accounts.

The series consists of financial records that document all financial transactions completed, directly or indirectly by the Oblates in the course of the work performed for the Vice-Province of Mackenzie. The records consist of records pertaining to various financial requests.

The series consists of financial records that document all financial transactions completed, directly or indirectly by the Oblates in the course of the work performed for OMI Lacombe Canada. The records includes correspondence on Parkland Industrial Park, Indigo Springs Equities Inc. and Classic Motifs Ltd. and a financial review and year-end report for Grandin Province.

The series consists of financial records that document all financial transactions completed, directly or indirectly by the Oblates in the course of the work performed in the Vice-Province of Grouard. The records consist of Fort Smith and Slave Lake financial reports, land transfers to the Oblates of Mary Immaculate in Girouxville, Alberta, and records on properties they owned in Grande Prairie, Alberta.

The series consists of financial records that document all financial activities and transactions completed, directly or indirectly, by the Oblates in the course of the work performed in the Province of Alberta-Saskatchewan. The records consist of correspondence related to properties and management of funds and loans, annual financial reports and account books, policies and guidelines, registers and correspondence for properties and mineral rights, as well as wills and other personnel related financial records of individual Oblates.

This sub-series consists of financial reports for Grandin Province for 1999 and 2005.

This sub-series of records consists of financial reports for the Province, the General Chapter, St. Joachim and St. Vital. There are also annual reports for the Oblate House. There are also lists of donations, journals, registers of expenses, allocations, and receipts for the Provincial administration and various missions. Furthermore, there are books of intended masses performed and missed for the Provincial Commissary.

The records consist of financial reports for Fort Smith, Northwest Territories and Slave Lake, Alberta.

This sub-series includes accounting records and year-end reports for the Vice-Province of Mackenzie.

This sub-series includes a financial review and year-end report for Grandin Province.

The series contains records pertaining to the Oblates’ specific involvement with the First Nations, directly or indirectly. The series includes mining records on the Dog Rib First Nation, a DVD about the Lubicon land claim and photocopies of photographs from a Williams Lake residential school photo album. It also includes Community-University Research Alliance (CURA) project records, articles, books, transcripts and workshops on the culture of Indigenous peoples, specifically the Inuit and Blackfoot, and Indigenous languages such as Anishinâbe, Ojibway, Syllabics, and Kitchitwa Miteh.

The series contains records pertaining to the Oblates’ activities and missionary work related to the evangelization of the Indigenous people, as well as administrative records of Oblate involvement with the First Nations, directly or indirectly, or records pertaining to the First Nations and accumulated by the Oblates. Records have been created by Oblates and non-Oblates.

The series contains records pertaining to the Oblates’ activities and missionary work related to the evangelization of the Indigenous people, as well as administrative records of Oblate involvement with the First Nations, directly or indirectly, or records pertaining to the First Nations and accumulated by the Oblates. Records have been created by Oblates and non-Oblates. The records relate to various Indian Residential Schools (IRS), the Indian-Eskimo Associations of Canada, indigenous and Inuit missions, Inuit publications, education inquiry reports, press clippings, reunion records, various publications such as grammar dictionaries, religious texts and histories written by the OMI relating to indigenous peoples such as the Hare, Slavey, Nahanni, Dene and Blackfoot and indigenous languages such as Rabbitskin, Syllabics, Cree, Athabascan, Beaver, and Slavey.

The series contains records pertaining to the Oblates’ activities and missionary work related to the evangelization of the Indigenous people, as well as administrative records of Oblate involvement with the First Nations, directly or indirectly, or records pertaining to the First Nations and accumulated by the Oblates. Records have been created by Oblates and non-Oblates. The records pertain to the Lubicon Land Settlement, Indian Residential Schools, indigenous history, culture and languages, the Louis Riel Rebellion and the Frog Lake Massacre.

Collection consists of two short 16mm films about the Canadian Rockies that were used by the Franciscan Friars for educational and entertainment purposes.

The fonds consists of photocopied records of Franz Deggendorfer, originally dating 1894 to 1916, of certificates, agreements, a notebook, a report by Franz regarding water works for Edmonton, correspondence and telegrams, primarily concerning to sale of some land in Edmonton, an interim homestead receipt, and an architectural plan and negative copies of plans for the St. Albert Cathedral.

The fonds consists of release prints, A and B rolls, answer prints, inter-negatives, original camera rolls (negative and reversal), mixed soundtracks, and original audio reels created for Viator Films documentaries. Most of these films focus on Cree communities in northern Alberta. These titles are This Place—Chipewyan Lakes, Spring Beaver, 40 Yards of Canvas, The Craftsman, Voice of My Grandmother, Season of the Birch, Lac Ste. Anne Experience, and Trout Lake. These films cover a variety of topics including Cree oral traditions, beaver trapping, woodcarving, traditional canoe construction, teepee construction, the Lac Ste. Anne pilgrimage, and Catholic missionaries. There are also two films that focus on the Caribbean immigrant experience in Alberta or life in the Caribbean (Tradewinds: West Indians in Alberta and Sweet Barbados).

The photographs depict various Cree subjects from Chipewyan Lakes, Trout Lake, and other northern Albertan communities. The textual material consists of editing notes, shot lists, and production diaries.

This sub-series consists of correspondence to and from Bishop Grouard the Vicar of Missions, regarding education in Athabasca.

This sub-series consists of correspondence of a general nature between the Provincial of Grandin Province and Oblates, other clergy and staff on various issues and matters of relevance to the administration of the Province. The records include those concerning administrative and financial issues, the placement of priests, the relationship between clergy and lay people, expenses, indigenous affairs and Oblate work with the communities and the federal government.

This sub-series consists of correspondence of a general nature between the Vice-Provincial of Mackenzie, Oblates and other clergy on various issues and matters of relevance to the administration of the Vicariate / Vice-Province. The records include those concerning administrative and financial issues, the placement of priests, the relationship between clergy and lay people, expenses, indigenous affairs and Oblate work with the communities and the federal government.

The subjects of the records are wide ranging in nature. Specifically, they deal with the Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC), the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), notes on transportation, agriculture, indigenous people, and clergy and missions.

This sub-series consists of correspondence of a general nature between the Provincial of the Province of Alberta-Saskatchewan and Oblates, other clergy and the federal government on various issues and matters of relevance to the administration of the Province. The records include those concerning administrative and financial issues, the placement of priests, the relationship between clergy and lay people, expenses, indigenous affairs and Oblate work with the communities and the federal government.

The fonds consists of 44 photographs documenting the Lac St. Anne Pilgrimage dating from 1990 - 1991 taken by George Webber. The fonds also includes a photograph dating from 1988 featuring Charlie Chew and Chun Leong, two Chinese immigrants that operated a restaurant in New Dayton, Alberta at the early part of the 20th century.

The fonds consists of the research materials of Georges Durocher, and includes research notes from French newspapers, a 1944 financial report from the Morinville church, a 1919 Brethren of the Pine Service book, newspapers and newspaper clippings, and sheet music for 'La Complainte de Shortis.'

The fonds includes personal records, legal files, church records, and records from Amerongen’s career as a Member of the Legislative Assembly.

The MLA records include constituency files (including newsletters to constituents and correspondence), riding association files (including minutes and reports), caucus files (including minutes and reports), speeches, election campaign records, photographs of political events, VHS recordings of Amerongen’s farewell ceremonies from the Legislative Assembly, and Speaker’s rulings.

The church records provide evidence of Amerongen’s extensive involvement with various bodies of the Catholic Church and include parish committee files and Caritas High School board minutes and correspondence.

The legal records include administrative records from Amerongen’s law office and were selected as evidence of his decades-long career as a practicing lawyer. Samples of his case files were also selected as evidence of his legal career but most case files were not selected due to privacy concerns. Those that were selected will be closed for a period of 50 years from the date of creation.

The personal records include scrapbooks, family records (including correspondence, records related to anniversary celebrations, and religious writings), and condolence cards and other records related to funerals for family members.

Collection consists of a typed copy of Liber Animarum for the Mission Saint Joseph at Spirit River, Alberta dated ca. 1905, and a short history of the Roman Catholic Parish at Spirit River, dated ca. 1970.

The sous-fonds as a whole includes the administrative and the operational records of Grandin Province and its predecessor bodies in western and northern Canada, from both the civil corporation and the canonical entity. It consists of administrative, financial, personnel, personal, parish and mission and institutional records, as well as those relating to First Nations and indigenous affairs. The records include textual and published material, photographs and negatives, sound, film and video recordings, cartographic material, architectural drawings and plans.

The fonds consists of a booklet entitled, "History of the Ukrainian Catholic Church Parish of the Holy Eucharist in Thorhild, Alberta" (1993) written by Grant Chamara.

The fonds consists of school registers for St. Albert Catholic School District No. 3 dating from 1921- 1989.

The fonds consists of photographs, personal papers and a scrapbook belonging to H. Milton Martin, and also a manuscript of reminiscences (38 p.).

The fonds consists of colour images taken by Harold Routledge, originally dating 1948 to 1954, of people and place in and around Fort Chipewyan, Alberta; images include aboriginal peoples, local residents, children, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, priests and nuns, log cabins, buildings, churches, tents, streets, dogs, a hockey game, boats, airplanes, automobiles, ice fishing, hunting and trapping .

The fonds consists of photographs and notebooks concerning parish business.

This sub-series consists of records acquired by the Oblates related to the function of establishing and providing hospitals for charity. The Oblates were involved in provision of religious services to First Nations patients at the Charles Camsell Hospital, and many patients were sent there from the various northern missions and communities the Oblates served. This sub-series consists of related correspondence.

This sub-series consists of records acquired by the Oblates related to the function of establishing and providing hospitals for charity, as well as religious services for patients, many of whom came from Oblate missions and communities they served. This sub-series consists of administrative and operational records from the Faraud Hospital in Fort Rae, the Hospital in Fort Resolution and St. Margaret’s Hospital in Fort Simpson in the Northwest Territories. Specifically, the records include correspondence, accounting and financial records, registrations of birth and death and patient files and other records of administration.

This sub-series consists of records acquired by the Oblates related to the function of establishing and providing hospitals for charity. The Oblates were involved in provision of religious services to First Nations patients at the Charles Camsell Hospital, and many patients were sent there from the various northern missions and communities the Oblates served. This sub-series consists of records from the Charles Camsell Hospital such as publications like “The Camsell Arrow” and “Pictorial Review” as well as burial registers. There are also plans for the Saint-Louis hospital in Bonnyville. In addition, there is correspondence, minutes, and financial statements for the St. Mary hospital in Desmarais/Wabasca.

This series includes records created or acquired in the course of the administration of institutions established or maintained by the Oblates in Grandin Province. A direct tool and means to propagate the Catholic faith, the Oblates created or ran these institutions to help evangelize various communities, both secular and religious. The series includes records of administration of educational institutions, including local community and mission schools, residential schools, and administrative records of institutions for religious training and retreats. This series relates to the administration of Oblate-run or administered institutions, and Catholic organized schools in Grandin Province.

This series relates to the administration of Oblate-run or administered institutions, and Catholic organized schools in the Vice-Province of Grouard. These records include institutional material from the noviciate training centre, École Héritage in Jean-Côté, École Holy Family School in Peace River, Fahler College, and the Assumption Indian Residential school.

This series consists of records created or acquired in the course of the administration of institutions established or maintained by the Oblates in the Vice-Province of Mackenzie. A direct tool and means to propagate the Catholic faith, the Oblates created or ran these institutions to help evangelize various communities, both secular and religious. The series includes records of administration of educational institutions, including local community and mission schools, residential schools, as well as administrative records of institutions for religious training and retreat.

This series includes records created or acquired in the course of the administration of institutions established or maintained by the Oblates in the Province of Alberta-Saskatchewan. A direct tool and means to propagate the Catholic faith, the Oblates created or ran these institutions to help evangelize various communities, both secular and religious. The series includes records of the administration of educational institutions, including local community and mission schools, residential schools, as well as administrative records of institutions for religious training and retreat.

This series includes records created or acquired in the course of the administration of institutions established or maintained by the Oblates in OMI Lacombe Canada. A direct tool and means to propagate the Catholic faith, the Oblates created or ran these institutions to help evangelize various communities, both secular and religious. The series consists of digital versatile discs documenting various Oblate retreats and related events, including the Brother Anthony local retreat.