Fonds comprises records received, generated and used by Professor Abbott during his career at Algoma University College. Includes agenda, minutes, reports and other material from various academic and faculty organizations of which Abbott was a member. Also includes some personal correspondence.

Records include documents collected by, submitted to and used by the Royal Commission and Professor Whiteside, Q.C. The records document the activities of the commission including and leading up to the final reports of the commission and responses by interested organizations that played a role in the hearings and its aftermath. Records include: official commission exhibits, collective agreements, briefs submitted by and correspondence with individuals and internal and external groups, reports by the comission and reports on the commission's work, and analyses of options presented by the commission.

Fonds comprises records documenting Guth's career as a university professor, acting Principal, Speaker of Senate, committee member, and author of a history of Algoma University College covering its foundation to 1976.

Includes correspondence, reports, financial records, essays by Guth and others, Guth's annotated Senate and Board packages, in addition to his work as an advocate with the Citizens Against the Language Motion group in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. Also includes records from Dr. John Abbott's AUC History 4105 student projects of the 1990s and correspondence with Dr. Ian Brown about the early years of AUC.

Fonds is arranged in the following series:

• Board of Governors series
• Senate series
• History of Algoma University College series
• Ian Brown correspondence series
• History 4105 records series
• Citizens Addressing the Language Motion (CALM) series
• Aboriginal issues series
• Personal and business records series
• Government Relations series
• Faculty Association series

Fonds comprises records that document the activities and function of the Office of External Relations and Advancement at Algoma University.

Fonds comprises records documenting the work of the Most Reverend George Thorneloe, Metropolitan of Ontario and third Bishop of Algoma.  Includes his prayer book and agenda for 1897-1927.  Also includes correspondence, reports, licences, sermons, and other materials.

Collection comprises parish histories and information collected from about 1986 to 2013 by the Diocesan Heritage Centre.  File contents maintained and in file order established by Diocesan Heritage Centre.

Fonds comprises records that document all aspects of Dr. Foster's political career as Member of Parliament (including his work as Agriculture Critic for the Liberal Party in the 1980's, the National Liberal Task Force on Agriculture and the Canadian Wheat Board).  Includes correspondence, reports, submissions, reports, press clippings, memoranda, and draft reports.

The fonds documents the many phases of Foster in his five terms as a Member of Parliament of Algoma.   In many ways they illustrate the daily work of a very active MP.  The fonds contains  extensive files on environmental concerns, uranium production, the Liberal Party of Canada, the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, natural resources and agriculture. The collection is an invaluable resource for historians, political scientists and researchers studying the history of Canada and in particular the regional interests and concerns of Northern Ontario and its people.

Fonds comprises original research conducted by Elizabeth Buchanan in the course of her thesis research for "In Search of Security: Kinship and the Farm Family on the North Shore of Lake Huron (Ontario), 1879-1939" and later academic work. Includes raw data, research notes, interview notes, photography, and other material.

The AU Herbarium collection comprises the Algoma University botany collection. 

The fonds comprises records documenting the activities of the Women's Auxiliary and the Anglican Church Women - Diocese of Algoma. Includes minutes, reports, constitutions and by-laws, financial records newspaper clippings, photographs, and other material.

Fonds comprises records created by the staff of the Arthur A. Wishart Library that reflect the library's roles of building collections to support academic programs, of delivering library instruction to faculty and students, and of taking part in the management and committee work of the university and its unions. Fonds comprises budgets and financial information, annual reports, statistical reports, correspondence and memoranda, library publications, committee working files and other material.

Fonds reflects the functional responsibilities of the Office of the Principal of Algoma University College. Fonds comprises correspondence, publications, reports, Ontario Council of University Affairs correspondence and briefs, transactions with the Ministry of Colleges and Universities, committee records, and budgetary, financial and administrative records.

Fonds comprises records of the meetings of the Algoma University College Senate.

Fonds comprises two clean copies of Giesbrecht's text book, "Discovering Discrete Mathematics," as well as two clean copies of the accompanying student solution manual.

Collection comprises sounds and moving image records of Algoma University events, faculty, staff and students. Includes audio reels, audio cassettes, VHS tapes, Super 8 tapes and other material.

The fonds comprises records that document the activities of SAILA, particularly its Regional History Program. Includes interviews, an English translation if the years 1933-34 of "VAPAUS" (a Finnish language labour/ union newspaper in from that published from 1917-1974 in Sudbury, Ont., which later merged with Viikkosanomat : Finnish Canadian labour weekly), the master copy of the "Bibliography of Works on the Two Soos and their Surroundings Giving Locations of the Libraries Holding each Title" by Cathy MacPhail, lists of who was interviewed for the oral histories, correspondence with organizations and individuals interested in or of interest to the Regional History Program, manuscripts of local histories, and photographs of local senior citizens.

Fonds comprises records that document Perlini's activities as a graduate student researcher and as a member of Algoma University's faculty. Includes research questionnaires, results, course syllabi, quizzes, tests and exams.

Fonds comprises records, primarily textual and photographic, detailing Sullivan's career as an Anglican priest and bishop as well as some records by and concerning his descendants, including his son, Governor-General Award winning author Alan Sullivan. Includes correspondence, photographs, cards, sermons, a New Testament, a book of special services, clerical licenses, and other materials.

Fonds is comprised of records, primarily textual and photographic, relating Nock's career as Bishop of Algoma. Documents include records of his consecration and enthronement as bishop; sermons and addresses given by Nock as bishop; the records relating to Nock's funeral; appointment calendars; newspaper clippings, photographs of Nock, his wife Elizabeth, and other clergy, and other materials.

Collection comprises collected ephemera generated by events and activities at Algoma University College and Algoma University by administration, faculty, students, research institutes and others.

Fonds comprises records that document Brown's activities as a graduate student and as a member of Algoma University's faculty. Includes research materials and some drafts for various book length projects including "The Ermatinger Family of Sault Ste. Marie," "50 Years of Labour in Algoma," a "History of Science in Relation to the Development of Western Society", as well as his 1965 Lehigh University dissertation, "The Anglican Evangelicals in British Poltics, 1780-1833;" correspondence, course syllabi, quizzes, tests and exams, documentation for Brown's 1988 OCUFA Teaching Award, information concerning the closure of Prince of Wales College and its amalgamation into UPEI, as well as Brown's report to Frontier College on teaching English to displaced European war refugees in the early 1950s.

Fonds comprises writings by Stortini, including "Only in Canada : Memories of an Italian Canadian" / by Ray Stortini (2006) and "Act 3 of Arrow to the Moon" / by Ray Stortini, which was performed by Cree students in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario and at the Premier's Performance of the 1967 Canadian National Exhibition.

Fonds comprises records documenting the activities of AUCSSA. Includes correspondence and subject files dealing with issues of interest to AUCSSA.

Collection comprises records that document the history of Algoma University College, now Algoma University.

Fonds comprises newspapers (created by Algoma College and Algoma University College students) and records documenting the meetings of the AUSU board. Includes issues of The Northern Light, The Sentinel, and The Student Voice, as well as minutes, reports, correspondence and other materials.

Fonds is comprised of records documenting the activities of the Algoma Steel Corporation. Includes annual reports, reports from W.A. Beckett Associates to Algoma Steel Corporation, and other materials.

Fonds comprises records that document the activities of George Leach as Algoma University College's athletic director, trainer, and varsity coach.  Fonds includes memoranda, college crests, stickers, a medal, records of the Northeastern Ontario Regional Sports Committee (NEORSC), records of the Action Sport committee (municipal sports committee), fitness training, memos to faculty, records of Leach's involvement and coaching of AUC's varsity hockey team, and other AUC branded paraphernalia.

Fonds comprises records documenting the activities at and the functions of the Deanery of Algoma.  Includes minutes, reports, photographs and other materials.

Fonds comprises records documenting Hahn's activities at Algoma University College and the Algoma Conservatory of Music.  Includes the literary archives of his monograph, "The History of Music from 1750 to the Present."

Collection comprises off-prints, conference papers and presentations by Algoma University faculty.

Fonds arranged in eight series: Photographs series, Annual meetings series, Annual reports series, Board series, Local Director's reports and diaries series, Administration series, Financial records series, and Histories and media series.

Fonds comprises photographs and documents relating to the activities of the Children' Aid Society of Algoma. Includes photographs, financial records, minutes and other material.

Fonds comprises records documenting the activities of the Reverend Alan Knight.  Includes historical research files on the communities in the Almaguin Parish, the Reverend George Gander,  as well as photographs of the churches in Almaguin Parish.  Also includes Deanery of Muskoka meetings, agenda, property committee information, and other historical data.
 

Fonds comprises documents recording Dr. Keppel-Jones activities as a faculty member at Algoma University College. Includes minutes and reports of committees, records of AUC's search for a permanent principal in 1971-1972, and other materials.

Collection comprises photographs collected from about 1986 to 2013 by the Diocesan Heritage Centre. Photographs primarily depict churches and priests from the Diocese as well as some events like Synod.

Fonds comprises records that document the activities of the AUFU and the AUC Foundation. Fonds includes land agreements and records.

Fonds comprises the three volumes of J. James Tissot's Illustrated Life of Christ (1903 edition).  The inside cover page of volume one is inscribed "To the Rev. Mr. W. C. Dunn from the Scholars of St. Mary's Nipigon Sunday School Christmas 1919."