Correspondence pertaining to arrangements, notices, programs, speaking notes, etc. in re: addresses to academic, professional, and public audiences on a variety of subjects relating to ecosystems

This series includes research and publications by Austenson as well as other faculty from Crop Science. Topics vary but include crop rotation and land management, land development projects, and winter wheat.

This series consists of correspondence; minutes and reports; journal and conference submissions; research and conference grant applications; and resource materials pertaining to Courtney's involvement as a member, executive member, expert witness, etc., of a variety of associations, societies and organizations relating to his areas of professional interest

This series contains John Diefenbaker’s correspondence while Prime Minister, both incoming and outgoing, filed by his office staff. It contains correspondence with cabinet members, the Civil Service, other politicians, foreign leaders, personal friends and advisors, and the general public, all arranged in the same series of subject files. The topics covered include almost all the political and social questions of the period.

This series contains negatives of photographs taken by L.G. Saunders in a variety of locations across the globe. The subject matter is a mixture of urban, pastoral, scientific, public, private and artistic. The negatives have been organized alphabetically according to the box label. Many of the earlier images are nitrate negatives which are volatile in nature

These books contain instructions to "sitters" looking after the gallery, and record activities undertaken, names of visitors, orders and requests for items, sales, etc.

This series consists of correspondence, records related to the Review Committee for Scholarships, annual reports, publications government publications, etc., related to the work of the Canada Council and/or Leddy's involvement with it.

Dr. Henry Tabel, Associate Professor, Veterinary Microbiology, works with a 'de-scented' skunk. The objective is to be able to vaccinate the skunk orally through bait containing killed rabies virus.

View of laboratory in Veterinary Medicine.