The fonds consists of the records of the Peace River Federal Constituency Association of the C.C.F. and includes minutes, membership list, financial records and newspaper clippings.

The fonds consists of records created or collected in the course of Atkin’s involvement with the labour movement, the CCF, and the NDP, and consists of NDP and CCF information pamphlets; convention programs from the AFL, IFLA, Canadian Congress of Labour, the Canadian Labour Congress, the CCF, and the NDP; union magazines; press clippings related to the labour movement, CCF, and NDP; notes from the founding conventions of the NDP; information pamphlets related to pensions and social security; United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) leaflets and stickers related to the 1998 boycott of Maple Leaf Foods; and two copies of The Battle of 66 Street, a two-song record recorded to support the UFCW strike at Gainers meatpacking plant in 1986.

The collection consists of records accumulated by Anthony Mardiros in the course of his research into the life of William Irvine. The collection includes correspondence, writings and reference material of William Irvine, as well minutes, financial statements and other records of the Alberta Section of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF) and Mardiros’s research materials; the collection has been arranged into the following nine series: Correspondence; Minutes (Alberta CCF minutes, National CCF reports and minutes, and People’s Weekly and New Party topical files); CCF Campaign/organizational materials; Writings (Articles, columns, notes, etc., Book Manuscripts, and Publications); Reference and clipping files (Social Credit files, and Other reference files); Memorabilia; Mardiros research files (Correspondence, Photocopies and transcriptions, and Clippings and publications); Photographs (Irvine portraits, CCF group portraits, and Other); and Electoral map of Alberta.

The fonds consists of 126 audio cassettes of interviews with founding members of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation Party of Alberta, former Alberta New Democratic Party Leader Grant Notley and his wife Sandra Notley, and people associated with the Alberta New Democratic Party. Also includes handwritten notes and typewritten transcripts of some of the interviews, and Howard Leeson's book Grant Notley: The Social Conscience of Alberta.

The fonds consists of CCF records created and compiled by Zaseybida over the course of her political career as well as Ropchan family histories and an interview transcript with Zaseybida conducted by historian Olenka Melnyk for her history of the CCF, No Bankers in Heaven: Remembering the CCF.

The CCF material consists of the 1944 constitution of the Alberta section, CCF Speakers’ Notes (1949, 1953, 1957, and 1958), the 1956 Winnipeg Declaration of Principles, the 1933 Regina Manifesto, campaign material from all of Zaseybida’s election campaigns (including pamphlets, posters, and clippings), correspondence, and Zaseybida’s speeches and speaking notes.

There are also Farmers’ Union of Alberta and Farm Women’s Union of Alberta records that include board minutes, convention documents, and issues of The Organized Farmer.

The fonds reflects Trudie's interest in preserving the documentary heritage of Alberta. The fonds consists of pamphlets on the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation, the Christian Commonwealth Adult Movement, the Seventh Annual Peace River Music Festival, a copy of the publication The Cow Bell; 10 cookbooks published by various associations dating from 1938 to 1981; a photograph featuring Members of the Alberta Legislature dating from the early part of the 20th century, and sheet music related to World War I and World War II published by Canadian and American publishing houses dating from 1916 - 1942.

The fonds consists of the records of the Spirit River Provincial Constituency Association of the C.C.F. and includes financial records, minutes, membership lists, correspondence, and a map of the Spirit River constituency.