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The fonds consists of material relating to both the personal and professional life of Carolyn Smart and is comprised of the following series: Daybooks, Correspondence, Journals, Writing, Queen's University, Miscellaneous and Bronwen Wallace.

Fonds consists of a typed copy, with research notes, of Ms. Hooey's history of the Senate of Queen's University at Kingston, entitled, 'The Queen's University Senate: Evolution of Composition and Function, 1842-1995'; correspondence to and from Jean Royce and her sister Marion, and the research and writing of the biography of Jean Royce by Roberta Hamilton; Daily Journals and Daily Notes and other material while Margaret Hooey was at Queen's, primarily in her role as Secretary to the University; reports generated by The Barriefield Associates; photographs of the University Secretaries Meeting at Queen's University (1994); and a CD recording the conferring of her Queen's LL.D. (30 May 2002); artifacts relating to Jean Royce.

Fonds consists of professional papers relating to his career as a teacher and research physicist and includes correspondence; lecture notes; subject files; and a copy of his "Report on a Visit to the General Electric Co. Reserach Laboratory, Schenectady, New York, May 1950", in relation to the establishment of a Synchrotron Lab, under the auspices of the Department of Physics, at Queen's University at Kingston.

Fonds consists of correspondence; legal records including copies of the Constitution, By-laws, and Guidelines; financial records; minutes; annual reports; yearly submissions to the P.S.I. Challenge Shield Competition; material relating to annual conventions; subject files; records relating to the parent body, the Ontario Medical Secretaries Association; printed material including the "Bulletin" and "Connection".

Fonds consists of the records of the Chapter Secretary; files relating to the National Council of Canadians; subject and general files; membership files; publications; clippings; and several examples of buttons, especially those distributed at the ttime of the Free Trade issue.

The fonds consists of screenplays, novels and scripts for television episodes written by Hersch over a twenty-five year period. While some of this material was produced, or published, the majority of it was not. Of particular note are the screenplay for Patman and drafts of various Wojeck episodes. Also included is a small amount of personal material such as correspondence, financial details of two or three projects and records pertaining to Hersch's housing and medical bills. The fonds has been divided into three series: Screenplay/Novel ideas, TV episodes and Personal.

Fonds consists of correspondence; financial and legal records; subject files; notebooks; cashbooks; and daybooks, with accompanying indices.

Fonds consists of correspondence; subject files; manuscripts; writings; reviews; addresses; material relating to conferences she attended and/or organised; awards and other honours she has received over the years; course material, public relations items, and examinations set during her time at Queen's University at Kingston; photographs; clippings; and videocassettes of a visit to Queen's University at Kingston by Michel Butor.

The fonds is comprised of material collected, collated and copied by the Ukrainian Canadian Civil Liberties Association in preparation for, and for participation in, the Deschenes Commission of Inquiry on War Criminals in Canada. The fonds also includes the regular administration files created and received by the Association in the course of its regular activities. The Association files include material such as mailouts, correspondence, clippings and subject files of interest to the organization.

The fonds consists predominantly of typescripts of correspondence from William Brymner to his family, in particular his mother and father, during his travels to Paris, France, England and various other European locations. Many of the typescripts are annotated in what appears to be Brymner's hand. Of special interest are six manuscripts for public lectures or articles written by Brymner, espousing his views and thoughts on a number of topics including drawing, Impressionism, and the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts. Also included are various other documents and items such as: Brymner's Order of St. Michael and St. George, various exhibition catalogues for the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts, a diploma for Douglas Brymner from Queen's University, and an accompanying framed letter from Sir Sanford Fleming congratulating Douglas Brymner upon the conferring of said degree.