The Northern BC Digital Collection holds digitized publications pertaining to Northern British Columbia history, culture, and industrial development. These holdings include scientific technical reports, First Nations ethnologies, community profiles, local histories, cartographic material, newspapers, and many other types of grey literature that provide context and perspectives on Northern British Columbia’s development, its peoples, and its economic, cultural, and social transformations.

Various photographs of the Université Laval campus from 1961 to 1976 by Yves Tessier, who was head of the Map Library at the University Library from 1964 to 1998.

Early Modern Maritime Recipes examines recipes circulating before 1800 in print and manuscript in the area now defined as Canada's Maritime provinces. Early modern recipe writing focused on food and medicine, but recorded a range of other practices associated with alchemy, cosmetics, veterinary, medicine, and laundry, amongst other things. These recipes are texts about knowledge exchange and social networks.

Photographs of public works of art on the Université Laval campus.

A virtual archive of documents including transcriptions of first-person testimonies, court transcriptions, and correspondence relating to the story of Marie-Josèphe Angélique and the burning of Montréal in 1734.

Audio recordings and spectrograms of bird vocalizations with images of birds of British Columbia

Photographs taken between 1858 and 1948 relating to bodies of water in Canada with an emphasis on boats

Humorous historical photographs mostly taken in Canada, with an emphasis on Ontario

Photographs relating to the Canada during World War I and World War II

Historical commercial photographs, mostly taken in Central Canada, with an emphasis on various modes of transportation