The Athapaskan women have a long tradition of crafting brightly colored clothing and utility items decorated with traditional floral and geometric designs. While techniques have evolved over centuries as a result of experimentation and contact with European clerics, Dene crafts remain tangible historic records of Athapaskan culture and tradition.These items were handcrafted by the women of Fort Providence, Northwest Territories. In 1975, all featured Dene crafts were displayed at the Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Women's World to recognize International Women's Year.

Issues of the Canadian Jewish News, an English-language newspaper published in Toronto for a Jewish Canadian audience

Issues of Zhyttia i Slovo, a weekly Ukrainian-language newspaper published in Toronto published from 1965 to 1991

Manuscripts relating to the Canadian fur trade at the end of the eighteenth and the beginning of the nineteenth century

Images and other documents relating to the Domtar pulp and paper plant and its successor institutions in Dolbeau-Mistassini, Quebec

A series of textbooks produced in Britain and used in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador from the 1870s until well into the 20th century

Leftist pamphlets produced mostly between 1920 and 1970 with some originating in Canada and some originating in other countries

Issues of The Muse, the student newspaper of Memorial University of Newfoundland

Historical photographs relating to the University of the Fraser Valley and its predecessor institutions

Documents relating to the historic roots of the University of Calgary in the years leading up to its foundation.