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The Southern Alberta Chinese Canadian Oral History project provides individual video interviews with Chinese Canadians about their factual family history of immigrating to Canada from China. The focus is primarily on survivors or ancestors of Early Chinese Immigrants arriving in the late 1800's to early 1900's. Each stand-alone interview is accessible on the internet and will provide valuable insight and information for researchers, teachers, and students. 

Books and periodicals relating to Ukranian Canadians in Alberta

Selection of architectural prints, drawings, and materials from the McCarter Nairne fonds relating to the Marine Building covering the period 1928-1930. The complete fonds includes several other projects of the McCarter Nairne & Partners firm and contains over 32,000 items from 1906-1981. 

This collection contains a selection of textual records and images from the James Wheeler Davidson Family fonds housed in Archives and Special Collections.

Welcome / Tansi / Oki

Collaborating with teachers in Aboriginal communities across western Canada, Galileo Educational Network supports teachers to develop unique resources that meet curriculum expectations and help children learn and share their own ancestral knowledge.

Photographs, programs, catalogs, corporate records, and other printed ephemera from Calgary Stampede Archives from 1908 - early 2000s.

Photographs of historical neon signs of Vancouver

Archival material relating to Chinese Canadian merchant Yip Sang and his family

Historical photographs relating to the region of British Columbia north of the Peace River, with an emphasis on Fort St. John

Photographs taken in British Columbia by Philip Timms