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The series consists of the records created and maintained by Grant Dunlop and the law office of Ogilvie LLP for the purpose of the legal trial of Kevin Taft versus the Crown between 2008 and 2012. Records include email communications sent and received by Dunlop concerning the case; transcripts of witness interrogations and cross-examinations; and documents prepared for the trial such as authorities and precedents, factums, affidavits, evidence extracts and statutes.

In 2008, M.L.A. Kevin Taft contracted Grant Dunlop and the legal team of Ogilvie LLP to pursue legal action against the Crown over the conduct of the 2008 Alberta provincial general election. On behalf of Kevin Taft and the citizens of Alberta, Dunlop’s team sought litigation against the Province of Alberta for denying them the right to play a meaningful role in the 2008 provincial general election.

Charges included biased hiring practices enacted by the Chief Electoral Officer; failure to locate polling places on First Nations reserves, assisted care facilities and rural areas; failure to issue special ballot requests; failure to communicate polling location changes to all political party candidates in an electoral district; directing certain eligible voters to the wrong polling places; and last-minute appointment of electoral officers causing electoral subdivisions to be redrawn, resulting in inaccuracies in voter lists and long wait times on election day.

The series consists of information about 4-H clubs, including members and non-members. It also contains information and tally sheets relating to 4-H clubs by project.

The series consists of records relating to 4-H Awards and Award Trips.

The series consists of information and correspondence relating to promotions, highway clean-up, and other campaigns and drives.

The series consists of records relating to 4-H Information Services. The records include the 4-H Clubtime T.V. show video tapes and scripts. The records also include general administration of public affairs, slides, contracts, photographs, newspaper clippings, 4-H Clover Leaflet, radio and TV. broadcast and media relations material.

The series consists of records related to committees involving the business unit. The records include agendas, minutes, reports, correspondence, and related documents.

The series relates to contests and competitions coordinated by the business unit. The records may include promotional brochures, competition rules, judging sheets, final results, and correspondence related to the contest or competition.

The series consists of records relating to the organization of the 4-H business unit. The records include policies and procedures for creation of and change in organization, functions, organization charts, reorganization proposals, and related studies.

The series relates to 4-H programs operated by the business unit. The series includes general programs, provincial programs, and special (one-time) programs. The records may include correspondence, reports, brochures, itineraries, plans, press releases, policies, procedures, lists of award winners, and other related documents.

The series consists of reports regarding the business unit's activities. The records include monthly or annual reports; statistics; and member, club, and leader reports.

The series consists of files pertaining to the activities of the Administration Division of Alberta’s 75th Anniversary Commission. The series includes records pertaining to staffing, expenses, committee meetings, plans, programs, accommodation, equipment, vehicles and contracts with suppliers.

The series consists of files pertaining to the activities of the General Manager of Alberta’s 75th Anniversary Commission. The series includes organizational charts, correspondence, minutes and other records pertaining to the activities of the Administration, Publicity and Communications, and Program divisions of the Commission. It also comprises speeches, statistics, and files regarding office administration.

The series consists of files pertaining to the activities of the Programs Division of Alberta’s 75th Anniversary Commission as well as its regional offices. The series includes correspondence, final reports from regional and local Commission offices and municipalities, meeting minutes and files pertaining to application for and distribution of grants to individuals and organizations as part of the Commission’s grants programs. The series also includes information about the Commission’s scroll program as well as files on all applicants for 75th Anniversary medallions.

The series consists of files pertaining to the activities of the Publicity and Communications Division of Alberta’s 75th Anniversary Commission. The series includes general correspondence, contracts, news releases, newsletters, and other records pertaining to conferences, meetings and seminars funded by the Commission; reports and statistics; ceremonies, celebrations and events; visits and tours; media relations and advertising; and licensing and use of the 75th Anniversary logo. The series also includes videocassettes, film, sound recordings, and artifacts produced by the Commission pertaining to television and radio broadcasts, newscasts, the Anniversary Theme Song, and historical documentaries.

The series consists of files pertaining to the activities of Robert W. (Bob) Dowling in his role as the Commissioner of Alberta’s 75th Anniversary Commission. The series includes records pertaining to the organization, administration and dissolution of the Commission; Cabinet, Action, and other advisory committees connected to the Commission; and Dowling’s speeches, schedules, and correspondence. The series also includes records pertaining to planning the Anniversary prior to the establishment of the Commission as well as issues arising after the Commission had disbanded.

The series consists of records pertaining to Peter Savaryn’s tenure as Chancellor of the University of Alberta, and when he was a member of the University of Alberta’s Board of Governors and Senate. Series includes speeches, newsletters, minutes, correspondence, reports, photographs, and convocation programs.

The series includes the school and convent records of the Académie Assomption in Edmonton. It consists of chronicles (1925-1972), administrative records (1946-1966), programs of special events (1926-1971), inventories (1927-1956), lists of students (1926-1972), lists of attendance of students (1930-1972), financial records (1925-1971), lists of students' awards (1960-1965), school marks (1926-1972), lists of teachers (1926-1972), lists of visitors (1952-1987), retreat records (1927-1940), records of school activities and associations (1927-1986), and of a choir connected to the school (1966-1983), anniversary books and other publications (1926-1991), historical notes (1926-1966), yearbooks of the Académie Assomption and of the Ecole Picard (1963-1978), curriculum materials and publications (1868-1971).

The series consists of records collected by Jack Fitzsimmons from the Acadia Masonic Lodge of which he was a member. Includes meeting minutes, by-laws, certificates and rule books.

The series consists of masters of projects that Gil Cardinal worked on as a producer, director, or camera operator at ACCESS TV. These include Shadow Puppets: Indian Myths and Legends, Dance and the Child, and Come Alive.

The series consists of selected records from the Accounting Division of the Department of Lands and Mines and the Department of Lands and Forests. The records include samples of permits, leases, and licences.

The series consists of financial records created by the Coopérative d’aménagement rural et développement agricole.

The series consists of financial records created and maintained by the Greater Southern Public Francophone Education Region No. 4 authority.

The series consists of financial records created and maintained by the Central Regional Francophone Coordinating Council No. 6.

The series consists of financial records created and maintained by the Southern Regional Francophone Coordinating Council No. 7.

The series consists of the records created and/or received by the Club in order to keep track of the financial matters of the organization. The Club was involved in a great deal of charity work and dispersed funds to many different organizations and individuals, these records reflect this business aspect of the Club. Includes Auditor’s reports, financial statements and agreements for both the Club and the Community Service Charitable Trust Fund, general ledgers, raffle ledgers, operating budgets, fundraising records and balance sheets.

The series relates to how the Action on Waste program assisted municipalities and industries in the reduction of solid waste in landfills. The records include background information, correspondence, publications and newsletters, Annual Reports of the Alberta Environmental Research Trust, and information and publications from the Alberta Waste Management Exchange.

The series consists of correspondence and materials related to activities held by Francophonie jeunesse de l’Alberta.

The series consists of records created and maintained by the Association canadienne-française de l'Alberta related to community activities sponsored or organized by the association.

The series consists of administrative records created and maintained by the Greater Southern Public Francophone Education Region No. 4 authority.

The series consists of administrative records created and maintained by the South Central Regional Francophone Coordinating Council No. 6.

The series consists of records created during the course of day-to-day administration and management of the Growing Alberta office and activities, as well as long-term strategic planning. Included are records created by the Action Team and the Steering Committee, such as meeting minutes and agendas. There are also records related to human resources, finances, and office leasing.

The series consists of records created or collected by Calgary City Ballet during the course of administering the corporate activities of the organization. The records include material related to non-artistic staff, support organizations (Calgary City Ballet Society), fundraising, marketing, publicity, outreach, financial management, executive directors’ files, and management of the Nat Christie Centre in Calgary.

The series consists of records concerning the administration of Francophonie jeunesse de l’Alberta.

The series consists of records created or collected by Alberta Ballet during the course of administering the corporate activities of the organization. The records include material related to non-artistic staff, support organizations (the Alberta Ballet Foundation and Guild), fundraising, marketing, publicity, outreach, financial management, executive directors’ files, and management of the Nat Christie Centre in Calgary after 1989.

The series consists of the records generated in the running of the Association and reflect the main costs and responsibilities of the Association in the physical maintenance of the central and branch offices, the staffing of those offices and other finances incurred in service to the membership.

The series consists of administrative papers created and collected by the Coopérative d'aménagement rural et développement agricole.

The series consists of records created and maintained by the administrative department of the Association canadienne-française de l'Alberta. The series is divided into the following sub-series: Membres, Exécutif, Conseils généraux, Bureau des présidents, and Personnel.

The series consists of administrative materials created by the Alberta Genealogical Society between 1973 and 2007. The series consists of annual reports, membership lists, correspondence, executive and general meeting minutes and other materials related to the day-to-day operation of the Alberta Genealogical Society.

The series includes constitution, bylaws, minutes and correspondence.

The series consists of correspondence sent and received between 1913 and 2000 by the Board of Directors and Past Presidents Roper, Johnson, Hrabi, Wood, Morrison, Patterson, and Ochatta. It also includes correspondence with the umbrella organization of Rotary International and other material of a general nature.

This series consists of records relating to the administration of the Edmonton Symphony Society and primarily includes correspondence.

The series consists of records made and received through the administrative activities of the Walterdale Theatre Associates.

Types of records in this series include: President’s files; meeting agendas, minutes and notes; correspondence, emails, memos and briefs; reports; contracts and theatre policies (costume rental, building rental/lease); handbooks; organizational charts; Renovation Committee documents and property assessments; historical material; photographs and audio/video recordings; and, one graduate thesis.

The series consists of records pertaining to the development and coordination of adult continuing education, which took the form of non-credit courses offered by local community councils. The files include policies, correspondence, reports, liaison case files with local Further Education Councils, minutes of advisory and other committees, federal-provincial liaison records, background research, and other related records. The records also include minutes and policy documents pertaining to the 1975 review of the Department's further education policy.

audio reels containing endorsements from prominent public personalities for CFCW. Also included are a large variety of the many station breaks employed by CFCW for identification purposes as well as for promotion of the special shows and programs that were to air on the station.

Series consists primarily of correspondence between the Walterdale Theatre Association and affiliated organizations such as the Citadel Theatre and the University Of Alberta Department Of Drama.

The series consists of records related to meetings of the Executive Council's Agenda and Priorities Committee, which reviews major government policy decisions, planned major events, announcements and/or communications strategies. The files include minutes, agendas, minute cuts, and meeting materials such as minister's reports, cabinet reports, legislative agendas, and other related records.

The series consists of records created by Herbert Greenfield during his term as Alberta’s Agent-General in London from 1927-1931. The files contain correspondence and programs pertaining to advertising and newspaper articles, promotional tours, Premier J.E. Brownlee and the Executive Council, British and Canadian businesses and organizations such as the British Empire League, recruitment of doctors, land settlement, and Alberta resources and industries including bituminous sands, oil, dairy, barley malting, coal, agriculture, timber, flax straw and fur farming.

Series contain material regarding Agnes Postans’ work with United Farmers of Alberta and United Farm Women of Alberta. Included are newspaper clippings, booklets, meeting notes, reports, minutes, conventions, studies, programs, a speech, correspondence, and a recipe book. Maps are of electoral districts and photos are of UFA and UFWA members and convention attendees, as well as family and friends.

The series consists of records created by the Government of Alberta in operating its agricultural and vocational colleges at Claresholm, Olds, Vermilion, Gleichen, Raymond, and Fairview. The files include calendars representing all schools during their years of operation, yearbooks, correspondence, applications for admittance, course announcements, newsletters, reports, financial reports, inventories, promotional publications, as well as correspondence between the Department and the principals of the colleges. The records also include photographs of individuals, classrooms and events.

The series consists of records pertaining to liaison activities between the business unit and companies and producers regarding agricultural commodities. The aim of the liaison activities was ensuring an efficient supply of quality products and taking advantage of all marketing opportunities. The files contain grants, surveys, studies, and correspondence with meat, dairy, alfalfa, honey, fish, canola and other companies and producers,

The series consists of records related to various agricultural commodities from the perspective of understanding and developing markets. The records include correspondence, reports, studies, statistics, and information on the development of various commodities (e.g. meats, grains, oilseeds, honey, dairy products, livestock and crops) in Canada as well as other countries.

The series consists of records related to the processing of agricultural commodities. The records include correspondence, reports, and studies pertaining to the processing of meat, dairy, honey, grains, oilseeds and vegetables.

The series consists of records resulting from the Branch's role in coordinating committee member appointments, maintaining records, and providing current information and training. The records include appeal minutes, establishing orders, board membership, recommendations, and other related documents.

The series consists of reports and statistics pertaining to agricultural economics. The files include annual statistics for various agricultural commodities, fact sheets, manuals, and other reports produced or used for reference by the business unit. The records also include bound ledgers of annual statistics for livestock (1921-1970) and field crops (1905-1943).

The series consists of records related to research projects involving agricultural economics. The files may include minutes of meetings, correspondence, working papers, and other records related to studies of beef, sheep and other agricultural commodities.

The series consists of records related to agricultural engineering. The records includes minutes of committee meetings, correspondence, and project files.

The series consists of reference materials assembled from various branches within the Department of Agriculture to support outreach and information about agriculture in Alberta. The records include photographs, photograph albums, negatives and lantern slides of department staff and events, meetings and banquets, weeds, crops, livestock, poultry, field crops, buildings at demonstration farms, rural life, creameries and other agricultural industries. The series also includes maps of crop production, plans of irrigation and drainage projects, pest control areas, and proposed community pastures; posters of farm equipment, production statistics, and Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Act projects; and blueprints of experimental plots at the Olds Demonstration Farm, the Stock Show Pavilion, and a dairy barn. The records also include reports about the use of straw (1948), the sugar beet industry (ca. 1956-1957), pamphlets regarding agricultural pests, brochures as well as miscellaneous correspondence from the Agriculture Development Corporation.

The series consists of feasibility studies or market research pertaining to agricultural products. The records include studies and research about the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), export opportunities, marketing strategies, industry profiles, statistics, and other records related to meat, poultry, canola, condiments, frozen foods, pork, and other agricultural products.

The series consists of records pertaining to liaison committees involving the business unit and companies and producers with the aim of ensuring an efficient supply of quality products and taking advantage of all marketing opportunities. The files contain minutes and correspondence of the liaison committees.

The series consists of records related generally to the market development activities of the Division. The records include correspondence, reports, and other records pertaining to staff activities, operations of branches, interdepartmental liaison work, and other Divisional functions related to market development.

The series consists of records related to the marketing of agricultural products in North and South America, with a focus on countries involved in the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). The records include correspondence and other records related to food companies, banks, embassies, and trade offices from the United States, Canada, and Latin America (Mexico), regarding export of food products and agricultural commodities.

The series consists of records related to the marketing of agricultural products outside of North America. The records include correspondence and other records related to food companies, banks, embassies, and trade offices from the Pacific Rim (e.g. Japan and China), various countries in Europe, the Soviet Union and Russian, Africa and the Middle East regarding exporting of food products and commodities.

The series consists of records related generally to personnel within the Department of Agriculture and the organization of the Department.

The series consists of records related to the operations of the Canada/Alberta Subsidiary Agreement on Agricultural Processing and Marketing (APMA) and its predecessor, the Nutritive Processing Agreement (NPA), which were grant programs designed to provide direct financial incentives to agriculture and food value-adding and research projects in Alberta. The records include policies, procedures, minutes of meetings of the Joint Committee, agreements and other records related to the program's development and operations.

The series consists of records related to committees involved in the processing of agricultural commodities. The records include minutes, correspondence and other supporting material of committees such as the Canadian Institute of Food Science and Technology, the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (Food Technology Committee), the Alberta Food Industry Advisory, the Canada Committee on Food, Farming for the Future, the Alberta Agriculture Co-ordinating Committee, as well as other committees involving the business unit.

The series consists of research reports and studies created by consultants related to the processing of agricultural commodities. The reports and studies pertain to the processing of red meats, poultry, fish, grains, oilseeds, honey, vegetables, starch, and other commodities.

The series consists of publications generated by Communications. The records include books, reports, histories, divisional and branch annual reports, and guides.

The series consists of records resulting from the partnership between the Department and local Agriculture Service Boards to address agricultural concerns in communities in order to ensure agricultural production is maintained and improved.

The series includes records that document the Department’s relationship with Agricultural Societies. The records include case files, reports of annual meetings, fiscal statements, grant approvals, officer listings, correspondence, fidelity bonds, indemnity bonds, exhibition materials, and promotional materials. The records also include blueprints of multipurpose structures built by agricultural societies, 1973-1983.

The series consists of records related to the analysis of economic issues surrounding the transportation of agricultural commodities to markets outside Alberta. The files include evaluations of policies, procedures, acts and legislation; studies and reports; correspondence regarding agricultural commodities such as grains, livestock, specialty crops, and other goods; as well as records related to hopper cars used for the shipment of grain and the development of grain terminals.

The series consists of financial ledgers maintained by the Accounts Branch of the Department of Agriculture pertaining to provincial farms, schools of agriculture, and motor vehicles. The files also include inventories of farm and school equipment and records related to insurance at Schools of Agriculture.

The series consists of briefing books prepared for the Minister, Deputy Minister or other senior officials attending meetings or conferences related to agricultural issues. The books may contain correspondence, agenda, statistics, and position papers related to the subjects addressed at a particular conference or meeting.

The series consists of the records of the Secretary of the Department of Agriculture pertaining to various administrative activities, including financial accounts, stationery, inventories of branch equipment, and audits of branch accounts. The records also include claims and agreements related to the Dominion-Provincial Farm Labour Agreement, correspondence and orders-in-council regarding land settlement and relief initiatives, as well as correspondence, audits, and reports related to the liquidation of the province's Egg and Poultry Marketing Service.

The series consists of records of the Home Studies Program. The program is responsible for coordinating the development, marketing, and distribution of educational course materials for agri-business and farm operators. The program works in cooperation with non-governmental agencies. The records include copies of courses, final exams, course surveys, and financial information.

The series consists of formal reports regarding various agricultural topics. The reports may pertain to tariffs, trade and marketing issues.

The series consists of research requests regarding agricultural matters. The requests may pertain to tariffs, trade policy, marketing, and other issues. The records may include correspondence, notes, and background research material related to specific requests.

The series consists of records related to summer employment programs within the agricultural sector. The records include policies and procedures for Veterinary Work Experience Program, Agriculture Processing Industry Program, and Summer Farms Program (1991-2001) as well as final payment and statistical information (1998).

The series consists of records related to programs designed to control weeds. The records include correspondence, reports, minutes of meetings, conference proceedings pertaining to urban weed and weed alert programs, weed control courses, and other related subjects.

The series consists of the Agri-News newsletter, press releases, and other related documents.

The series relates to forest management air photography. The records may include correspondence, maps, and photographs that relate to emergency fire photography and mapping programs.

This series relates to air quality monitoring units, stations, and networks. The records include correspondence, information about emissions monitoring, maps, photographs, site descriptions, and reports.

The series relates to air quality monitoring programs, program development, post program review and analysis, information about air quality issues and strategies, and reports from other jurisdictions.

The series relates to air quality monitoring special studies and surveys. The records include correspondence, final reports, summaries, monitoring schedules, copies of complaints, industry notifications, reports from other jurisdictions, photographs and slides.

The series consists of transportation records that relate to airports and aviation. The department was responsible for maintaining and protecting the network of publicly licensed community airports until 1984, when the responsibility was transferred to the Airport Commission. The department also owned and operated provincial airports until 1996 when the function was transferred to municipalities. The series addresses how the department performed these functions and other related aviation concerns. The records relate to land purchases and transfers, airport maintenance and lighting, inspections and incidents, standards, and branch operational records.

This series contains operational and administrative records from the Government of Alberta's Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs.

These records contain project files from the Northern Development Branch, administration files, population and trends charts, and public relations records.

This series contains administrative, operational, executive and program records from several Government of Alberta departments, mostly from Advanced Education and Career Development. Over the course of the creation of these records, the departments responsible for them changed in name and scope.

The series relates to the Agriculture Hall of Fame Awards. The Hall of Fame was established in 1951. It is the highest honor conveyed by the Department to citizens who have made outstanding contributions to Agricultural life in Alberta. The records include communication about the Hall of Fame special events.

This series contains the executive and administrative records of the Alberta Archives Council (AAC), including minutes and attachments, incorporation documents, by-laws, membership lists, reports, surveys and correspondence. It also includes records of the Directors of Alberta Archives from 1980 to 1986, when the AAC was created.

This series includes summaries, general information, publications and reports regarding grants adjudicated by the Alberta Archives Council.

The series consists of records of the Alberta Barley and Wheat Plebiscite, a vote conducted to determine how Alberta barley and wheat producers wished to market their products. The files include plebiscite criteria, procedures, results, and voter summary.

The series consists of records of the Alberta Beekeepers Disaster Assistance Program, an initiative implemented in February 1988 to assist beekeepers facing increased production costs. The costs resulted from a ban on the importation of honey bees and queens from the United States after the discovery of the varroa mite in American honeybees. The records include policies and procedures, program criteria, claim files from beekeepers, payment information, and reports and statistics.

The series consists of several editions of The Frontiersman (the ABI/Gardner yearbook), programs, class notes, photographs of ABI/Gardner events, video recordings of Gardner College graduation ceremonies, and some faculty records.

This series contains records from Government of Alberta departments that had responsibility for business and labour. Over the course of the creation of these records, the department responsible for them changed in name and scope.

The records contain files of periods of assistance, maintenance caseloads, and Labour Force Statistics.

The series consists of operational records from the Alberta Coal Research Program, such as correspondence and inquiries. The Alberta Coal Research Program was administered by the Alberta Office of Coal Research and Technology.

The series consists of news releases issued by the Government of Alberta through the Alberta Communications Network pertaining to events, programs and initiatives undertaken by government ministries.

This series contains recreation records from several Government of Alberta departments, including Community Development and Parks and Recreation. Over the course of the creation of these records, the departments responsible for them changed in name and scope.

These records contain files dealing with the reorganization of the Department, Fort McMurray Daycare Assessment, the Indian Treaties Commemoration Project, the Alberta Summer Games, Cultural Recreation projects and programs, Bill 19, the 1998 World Conference, and the Task Force on Alberta Indigenous games.