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Fonds consists of textual records and clippings related to Arthur Checkley's work as an artist as well as 23 paintings and 3 drawings made by Arthur Checkley. Records were created between 1931 and 1993.

The fonds consists of Roberts' diaries.

The collection comprises 23 episodes of "Town Meeting [of the Air] in Canada", a public affairs radio program that was broadcast on CJOR from 1943 to 1971. Arthur Helps was the host and moderator for the series. No specific date information is available for most of the episodes.

The fonds consists of Henry's diaries.

The fonds consists of Holmes' films, depicting various activities as priest-in-charge of the West Coast Mission.

The fonds consists of reports, correspondence, and minutes pertaining to Arthur Ray's career as a lawyer and his role in the Metropolitan Joint Committee.

The fonds consists of photographs primarily of the construction of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway.

The fonds consists of a diary kept by Captain Lempriere during his service in B.C.

The fonds consists of copies of Levy's outward correspondence to world leaders regarding world peace.

The fonds consists of the personal diaries of Arthur M. Hilton for the years 1908, 1916-1921, 1930.

The fonds consists of a personal notebook.

The fonds consists of files relating to the Columbia River Treaty and colour slides relating to dams and other hydroelectric projects.

The fonds consists of amateur films by Arthur S. Sutcliffe showing members of the BC Mountaineering Club flying to Garibaldi Lake and climbing Mount Garibaldi (1933); the Vancouver waterfront (ca. 1935); and a train trip on the CPR's Coquihalla route (ca. 1955).

The fonds consists of a letterbook, diary, correspondence, financial records, field notes, books and maps of mineral claims and land grants in the Kootenays.

The fonds consists of Vowell's diary.

The series consists of successful applications for grant and scholarship programs administered by the program area created between 2014-2016 in British Columbia. Grants and scholarships are available to community and professional arts and cultural organizations and individual artists through the British Columbia Arts Council and other ministry arts and culture funding programs. British Columbia Arts Council funding is available under the Arts Council Act (RSBC 1996, c. 19). Successful applications document a core function of the program area and possess considerable historical and informational value in the area of the development of British Columbia's arts sector. This arts funding supports and encourages various cultural and artistic endeavors, including arts festivals, arts training, community and regional arts development, professional performing arts (e.g., dance and theatre), visual arts, literary and publishing arts, and media arts. The Arts and Cultural Development branch review the funding applications and make funding recommendations which, depending on the funding program, may be submitted to the BC Arts Council for approval.

This series is arranged by fiscal year and applicant name. It includes successful grant applications, allocation records, final reports from the recipient of the grant, and other supporting documents. This series is covered under the Cultural Services ORCS (schedule 143933) secondary 80100-20 arts and culture funding case files.

The series consists of briefing notes, correspondence, notes, settlement agreements, and collections of news articles pertaining to asbestos litigation carried out in British Columbia between 1987 and 1996. The records were maintained by the Deputy Attorney General and provide evidence of activities surrounding litigation in the province. The records also show that lawyers looked to prior litigation that had taken place in the United States, and this is reflected in the records. Many of the legal cases involved suing manufacturers of asbestos products for recovery of the costs related to asbestos abatement in buildings and vessels. The series also consists of correspondence from different ministries is response to a letter requesting responsive records for court cases.

The series is covered by Executive Records schedule 102906.

This series consists of land and mineral tax records related to the Nicola, Merritt and Ashcroft area from 1900-1952. The records were likely created by the Government Agents working in those locations, who acted as Tax Assessors and Collectors.. There is also one record of water rights for the Nicola and Yale area and one register of water licence applications. The majority of records relate to the sale of mineral claims or land as a result of the failure to pay taxes.

Records include tax sale deeds of land, various tax sale of land forms, tax sale certificates, redemption receipts, tax sale papers, and some correspondence. There are also related tax related records from the Court of Appeal and Court of Revision. These record the appellant, date, description of property, reason for appeal, evidence heard and decision.

Civil case files from 1890-1902; 1906; 1912-1942 with the exception of probate/estate files (GR-1959) and Judge's Criminal Court files (GR-1960) which are filed separately. Appeals of Magistrate's convictions are included. There are a few files from Lytton, 1893-1896.

Criminal case files from Ashcroft and Lytton.

The series consists of naturalization case files from the County Court of Ashcroft from 1960-1981. The series also includes other records related to naturalization, including carbon copies of applications for citizenship, as well documents related to citizenship presentations, citizenship registration and instructions on citizenship procedures at the Ashcroft Court Registry. Some files are from Kelowna.

Series consists of one plaint and procedure book, June 1909-September 1921 (39/1909-66/1921)

Series consists of several volumes of indexes and plaint and procedure books dating from approximately 1890 to 1975. Included in the series is an index for records in GR-1646. The index, which runs from 1890-1921, is divided into sections for first, second, third, and fourth books. It appears that the volume in GR-1646 is indexed as the fourth book. The whereabouts of the remaining "books" are unknown.

Volumes dating from 1936 onward include both the index and the record within the same ledger book. The 1921-1936 index volume includes one page at the back with a list of mechanics’ liens from 25 October 1930.

Probate/estate files.

Probate/estate files.

Records of revenue and payments. Volume 1: 1887-1890. Volume 2: 1890-1895.

Letterbook copies of correspondence outward.

The series consists of three record books from Ashcroft police lock-up, 1901-1910.

Record book (32 pages) kept at Ashcroft by Magistrates Clement F. Cornwall and Henry Pennant Cornwall, 1880-1881 & 1887. Also 1 entry before Magistrates C.F. Cornwall and J. Lehman in 1890 with loose pages (information and deposition of witness T. Quirk).

The series consists of Magistrate's record books for Ashcroft and including Spences Bridge cases, from 1949 to 1963. The magistrate noted lists and statistics in the back of the volumes.