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The collection consists of radio broadcasts including speeches, news programs, advertising, and dramas.

The collection consists of radio broadcasts including speeches, music, advertisements and variety programs, including performances by the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra and the UBC Radio Society.

The collection consists of radio broadcasts from Vancouver and Washington State radio stations.

The collection consists of radio broadcasts including music, variety shows, speeches, and advertisements, and two film prints of the Universal International Newsreel.

The collection consists of oral history interviews about Victoria and Vancouver journalists and Vancouver Island people and events. Collection includes interviews with Arthur Mayse and H.H. (Torchy) Anderson.

The collection consists of radio programs and commercials of CJVI Radio in Victoria.

The collection consists of various radio broadcasts, primarily pertaining to provincial politics.

The fonds consists of sound recordings of family events, and radio broadcasts of political events and various radio programs, created or acquired by Lorraine Straw between 1943 and 1949

The collection consists of oral history interviews with Vancouver-based experimental filmmakers.

The collection consists of oral history interviews pertaining to trade unions; the University of British Columbia; various ethnic groups in B.C. including the Japanese, French-Canadians, Germans, Scandinavians, Ugandan Asians and Jews; the role of women; the Pemberton Valley; and, Vancouver.

The collection consists of oral history interviews pertaining to military units active at the University of British Columbia in World War I, World War II, and the Korean War.

The collection consists of oral history interviews with and readings by Marshall McLuhan, Al Purdy, Arthur Erickson, and others.

The collection consists of oral history interviews pertaining to women in the B.C. labour movement.

The collection consists of oral history interviews pertaining to B.C. coastal steamships as well as interviews about the Duncan and Lardeau River Valleys.

The collection consists of oral history interviews with doctors, nurses, medical students and hospital workers pertaining to the history of medicine in B.C.

The collection consists of oral history interviews with former Victoria High School students. The school conducted an oral history project in preparation for its centennial in 1976.

The collection mainly consists of oral history interviews with Cariboo district residents, mainly recorded by Dr. John Roberts and Reg Beck. It also includes some radio coverage of special events in the area. Some of this material was recorded for (or broadcast by) CKCQ Quesnel or its sister station, CKWL Williams Lake.

The collection consists of oral history interviews with former and current employees of B.C. Rail as well as residents living along the B.C. Rail lines.

The collection consists of oral history interviews with employees of the Workers' Compensation Board of British Columbia and its predecessor, the Workmen's Compensation Board of British Columbia.

The fonds consists of certificates, reminiscences and correspondence of the Macdonald family, primarily that of William John Macdonald, including correspondence from his son, William Balfour Macdonald. Fonds includes correspondence of William Balfour Macdonald with Flora (Macdonald) Burns regarding the death of their father.

The fonds consists of notebook, letterbook and correspondence of Jacob Hunter Todd, including correspondence with his son in medical school at McGill University; diaries and correspondence of Rosanna Todd; daybooks, agreements, ledger and account books of Todd, Turner and Company and J.H. Todd and Sons (Todd's business interests); programs, invitations and correspondence of the Todd and Gillespie families; notebooks and memorabilia from the All Canadian Football team rugby tour of Alexander Gillespie; accounts, diaries, house specifications and travel itineraries of John Hebden Gillespie, including account book of the Canadian Scottish Regiment; financial statements and agreements of the firm of Gillespie, Hart and Todd; and, correspondence, sketchbook and poetry of Mary Ann Wigley, a relative of the family. Fonds includes Alexander Gillespie's photographs, including portraits of the Todd and Gillespie families, and family photographs (including photographs from World War I).

The fonds consists of a newspaper account of Thomas McMicking's Overlander journey along with his brother Robert.

The fonds consists of six photo albums created or acquired by F.M. Sylvester while he was Vice-President and General Manager of the Granby Consolidated Mining, Smelting and Power Co. Ltd. between 1912 and 1920.

The fonds consists of correspondence, reports, notes and speeches created in Martin's capacity as B.C. Minister of Health; private papers; copies of speeches of other cabinet ministers; and, maps (1949-1953) of B.C. electoral districts.

The collection consists of folk songs.

The collection consists of interviews with retired Fish and Wildlife Branch employees about the B.C. Game Commission.

The fonds consists of minutes of meetings of the Shirley Women's Institute.

The fonds consists of Wurtele's daily orderly-room diary.

The fonds consists of articles of association (1896-1913), Board of Directors and annual general meeting minutes (1887-1948), minutes of meetings of the four percent debenture stockholders (1896-1956), Victoria office mortgage registration book (1903-1919), revocation and grant of powers of attorney (1892-1935), reports, notices, licences, correspondence, and other records of the Victoria and Vancouver offices. Records of the Victoria office include correspondence (1858-1960) with Thomas Dixon Galpin, the North British and Mercantile Insurance Company, the Great West Life Assurance Company, the Montreal Rolling Mills Company, and the Company's Nanaimo and Vancouver agencies and its London office, as well as correspondence and papers relating to Mayhew and Harlow, the Phoenix Assurance Company, Nicholles and Renouf Ltd., Frederick George Walker, the Douglas estate, and the estates of James Crawford, Jean-Baptiste Timmerman and Rev. Arthur Whiteside. Fonds also includes photographs of BCLIA properties, employees and offices. Fonds includes records of predecessor companies, Thomas Allsop and Company and Allsop and Mason. The fonds is arranged into 124 series.

A metal key for the BC Land and Investment Agency building was transferred to the BC Archives from the City of Victoria Archives in 2021. It is stored in container 935638-0679.

The fonds consists of seven series: Victoria office correspondence of James Douglas Prentice (1910-1911); A.E. McPhillips correspondence relating to the British Columbia Market Company and Western Canadian Ranching Company (1910-1912); miscellaneous records (1884-1925); Victoria Office correspondence (1889-1952); Victoria Office correspondence outwards (1892-1912); Thaddeus Harper and Matthew Warmsley vs John Cameron (1891); and one photograph.