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The fonds consists of correspondence, notes, working papers and minutes of the University Government Committee of the University of British Columbia together with briefs and reports presented to and by the Committee.

The fonds consists of correspondence, notes, speeches, audio cassettes, and ephemera. The sound recordings include a 1963 CBC interview with Sarah Uphill and the 1964 CBC radio documentary "Labour Member from Fernie".

The fonds consists of minute books of the Valleyview Women's Institute.

The fonds consists of records of registered letters mailed and received at the Van Winkle Post Office.

The fonds consists of minutes of meetings, account books, reports and a lease.

The fonds consists of transcripts and proposed draft agreements between the syndicate and the Government of B.C. regarding the terms and conditions of settlements.

The fonds consists of correspondence, financial statements, membership lists and clippings.

The fonds consists of minute books of the Vancouver Island Methodist Extension Society.

The fonds consists of minute books, a shareholders' register, share certificates, ledgers and a letter.

The fonds consists of minutes of the executive committee, subcommittees, general meetings, and annual general meetings of the Vancouver Secondary Teachers' Association.

The fonds consists of correspondence, minute books, transaction records, daily bulletins and financial records of the Vancouver Stock Exchange.

The fonds consists of three private account books.

The fonds consists of minute books of the Vernon Women's Institute.

The fonds consists of minutes, a register and scrapbooks of the Veteran's Association of Vancouver Island.

The fonds consists of Victoria and District Archaeology Club records, including the constitution, minutes of meetings, membership list, correspondence and notes.

The fonds consists of minutes, secretary's correspondence, membership lists and committee files of the Victoria Bar Association.

The fonds consists of correspondence inward (1947-1948) and a report of the Victoria Camera Club.

The fonds consists of a constitution and bylaws, minutes of annual meetings, and financial records of the Vancouver Civic Unity Council.

The fonds consists of an agreement, bill of sale and statement to shareholders regarding Empire Brewing Company.

The fonds consists of a journal of a trip to the Klondyke from Victoria in 1897 by John Charles McGregor in which he describes his experiences while travelling and mining for gold in the Yukon. On this journey, McGregor was accompanied by R. Gibson, William Grey and A. McGregor.

The fonds consists of correspondence files, financial records and general files.

The fonds consists of correspondence, letterbooks, diaries, commissions, notes and memoranda, some records relating to his service with the Hudson's Bay Company.

The fonds consists of company business records which relate to the full range of its activities in logging, lumber and shingle production, and marketing of its products. Most of the records concern the plant at Honeymoon Bay, the logging camp at Gordon River, and the facilities and residences built for employees at those locations.

The fonds includes records of predecessor companies (records created prior to the founding of Western Forest Industries Ltd. in 1946). It also consists of records of the companies that had majority ownership of Western Forest Industries Ltd., including Alaska Pine and Cellulose Ltd. and Rayonier Canada (B.C.) Limited, (and the owner of the latter, after 1968, ITT Rayonier Incorporated).

The fonds consists of general office files, in four different series, dating primarily from ca. 1949 to 1981. These records were created by the following departments and offices: the manager, accounting, sales and production co-ordinator, boom department, powerhouse, forestry/engineering, electrical, logging division, mill superintendent, and personnel.

The fonds also consists of technical and architectural drawings, blueprints, maps and plans; these are in two different series: CM/ES4 and MS-1333.K. Most of the maps and plans relate to land, timber holdings, and logging and forestry issues. The technical drawings and blueprints relate to mills and mill equipment, and to buildings and facilities for the worker communities at Honeymoon Bay and Gordon River. Some of the maps, plans and drawings were created by predecessor companies prior to 1946.

The fonds also consists of ca. 900 photographs (colour and black & white), including prints, slides, and negatives. (Many of the latter are undeveloped). The images include the Honeymoon Bay plant, townsite and environs, workers, equipment and logging locations.

The fonds consists of the following series:
CM/ES4 - Western Forest Industries Ltd. plans and maps series [multimedia]
MS-1333 - Western Forest Industries Ltd. records
MS-2182 - Office files
MS-2187 - Sales and production coordinator office files
MS-3137 - Administrative office files

The following items are not attached to a series:
AAAA1582 Cowichan Valley logging and milling, which consists of unedited film footage of logging and sawmilling operations, ca. 1963;
G-03160 Western Forest Industries mill at Honeymoon Bay (1 photograph); and,
G-03161 Lake Cowichan, Climax locomotive No. 10 (1 photograph).

The fonds consists of records transferred to BC Archives by Western Forest Products Limited, and is divided into two series: MS-3216 - Predecessor companies, photographs, and, MS-1996 - Predecessor companies, textual records. The records were inherited by Western Forest Products Ltd. when it acquired the B.C. holdings of Rayonier Canada Limited in 1980. These inherited records therefore represent the activities of predecessors of Western Forest Products Ltd., including Rayonier Canada (B.C.) Limited, Whalen Pulp and Paper Mills Ltd., British Columbia Pulp and Paper Company Ltd., Alaska Pine Company Limited (later, Alaska Pine and Cellulose Ltd.) and Universal Lumber and Box Company Ltd., formerly Universal Box Company Ltd. The fonds includes the records of many other smaller predecessor companies dating back to the early 20th century. These companies were the early owners and operators of assets such as the pulp mills at Woodfibre and Port Alice, which passed to WFP in 1980.

It can be assumed these records were in the possession of Western Forest Products Ltd., whether used or not, in the period 1980 to 1985. It is also assumed that prior to that, they were in the possession of the immediate predecessor to WFP, Rayonier Canada (B.C). Limited.

BC Archives received two transfers of records at different times. In 1984, James Buttar, President, Western Forest Products Ltd., Vancouver, presented records (accession MS-1996). On its arrival at the archives this accession included photographs; these photographs and the textual records were then separated. Photographs were transferred to Visual Records accession 198403-001. The textual records received the series identification MS-1996.

On 1985-04-25, BC Archives received accession 89-1392, (originally accessioned as 85-041). These were donated by Ray Collins, Manager, Western Forest Products, Lost Lake Seed Orchard, Victoria.

In 2015, rearrangement was done by BC Archives. The textual records of accession MS-1996 and 89-1392 were combined in one series. This was done because of the common nature of the records (these textual materials all were donated by Western Forest Products Ltd., had been inherited by them, and were originally created by the same predecessor companies.

In the other aspect of the archival rearrangement, the nearly 600 photographs which had been separated from accession MS-1996, and had become Visual Records accession 198403-001, were re-integrated into the arrangement at the fonds level. They have not been re-merged with the textual records of MS-1996, but have been added as a new series, “Predecessor companies, photographs,” MS-3216.

The fonds consists of incoming letters and clippings regarding the construction of Essondale Mental Home.

The fonds consists of bankruptcy records of the Tye Chung Lung Company.

The fonds consists of minutes of the British Columbia Conference of the United Church of Canada from 1925 to 1954.

The fonds consists of a book of reference for lots serviced by the Victoria Water Works Company (established early 1870s), and a census (1891) taken by the City of Victoria as a result of the city's belief that the federal census had placed Victoria's population at too low a figure.

The fonds consists of a pence book, treasurer's report and minutes.

The fonds consists of minutes of the Victoria Golf Club.