The series relates to the monitoring and acquiring of aggregate sources for highway construction. The records include agreements, certified copies of the certificate of title, aggregate sources removed, stockpile sites, gravel crushing, plans, payment vouchers, reclamation information, and other related documents.

The fonds consists of copies of 60 photographs taken by Arthur W. Benton during his service with the U.S. Army throughout the construction of the Alaska Highway in 1942. The fonds includes images of trucks, First Nations guides, individuals, camps, bridges, and construction sites.

The series consists primarily of microfilmed bridge plans. The records are tracings and plans of steel and concrete bridges and similar structures within Alberta. The series also includes photographs of bridges, a register of bridges from ca. 1940, and correspondence and reports about bridge construction.

The fonds consists of material created by John, Ruby, and Donald K. Campbell and includes mathematics manuscripts, poetry, correspondence, memoirs, and photographs related to Edmonton sites and events, the First World War, the University of Alberta, the Alaska Highway, and Northwestern Utilities.

The fonds consists of photographs depicting construction workers on the Jasper Highway.

The fonds consists of one ledger of minutes from the Good Roads Board.

The fonds consists of records relating to Gwen Manning's time spent in Dawson Creek, British Columbia and includes photograph albums with over 200 photographs of people and the construction of the Alaska Highway, a United States War Department's technical manual for Methods For Laboratory Technicians, memoranda from Northwest Service and Medical Laboratory, Army Service Forces, material regarding Alaska Highway Reunions, and published books regarding the Alaska Highway. The fonds also includes an assortment of postcards from various Alberta locations.

The series relates to functional and planning studies, traffic flow analysis reports, and correspondence from other levels of government determining future developments and requirements for interchanges and roadway widening for the province. The records include plans and reports that have been prepared based on roadway requirements. The files address specific sections of highways, highways, junctions, and other design and construction. The series also includes one highway inventory and sufficiency rating ledger (1970) used for planning.

The fonds consists of three employee souvenir booklets and a photographic scrapbook documenting the construction of the highway dating from the 1940’s.

The fonds consists of films, videos, photographs, negatives and production files for Ken Jubenvill’s productions, many of which were produced for the Alberta government. The film productions include approximately 700 film cans of original film elements such as original colour reversals, internegatives, sound tracks and outtakes. Some titles included in this fonds include Let Music be the Message (1981) - Calgary Youth Orchestra; Breaking the Sand Barrier (1979) – Syncrude Canada; Grande Prairie - A Way of Life (1981); and Snowbirds (1989). The textual records include production files for Jubenvill’s television and documentary work, including for projects such as Mysterious Ways, The Great Road, Beachcombers, and co-productions with the Vancouver Police Department (Tears for April, Riding with Madonna, and Stolen Lives). These files include scripts, contracts, correspondence, and edit lists. The audiovisual records include master copies of Jubenvill’s television work, including episodes of Beachcombers, Danger Bay, Airwolf, North of 60, and others. There are also master copies as well as camera tapes and audio recordings of the documentary The Great Road, a production commemorating the 50th anniversary of the construction of the Alaska Highway that featured Leslie Nielson. These camera tapes include interviews with people involved in the construction of the highway as well as footage of 50th anniversary celebrations. The photographs and negatives are production stills of Jubenvill’s television and documentary work as well as production stills from the Alberta-based shoot of the feature-length film Superman III.

The fonds consists of photographs and negatives depicting the construction of the primary highway system in southern Alberta from the 1950s to the 1970s.

The series relates to the Royal Commission investigating the conduct of the Government of Alberta in the calling for tenders and awarding building contracts for the building of the Calgary-Edmonton Highway. The records are exhibits and supportive material provided by the Department of Highways.

The fonds consists of photographs of the construction of the Alaska Highway (Alaska-Canadian, or ALCAN Highway), and including road construction machinery, workers, tents, local buildings and other views of the area around Dawson Creek, British Columbia.

The series consists of construction and maintenance engineering records from the Department of Transportation and its predecessors. The records include operating procedures; statistical tables; project files; construction photographs; daily journals belonging to engineers; microfilmed plans; a register of applications to construct irrigation projects across highways and road allowances; and road maps and progress plans of primary and secondary highways, correspondence, and plans of roads and railway crossings.

The series consists of operational and administrative records maintained by the Legal Services Branch of the Department of Transportation. The records address contracts, agreements, legislation, expropriations, contracts and leases, accidents, damages and claims, the Motor Transport Board, road construction and repair, and bridge construction.

The fonds consists of the minute book and cash book of the Tulliby Lake Road Association, 1938-1941.

The series relates to agreements between the provincial government and municipalities regarding transportation. The records include correspondence of the Chief Planning Engineer, reports, studies, guidelines, projections, and agreements.