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The Jozef A. Mikuš fonds includes materials documenting both his personal life and the documents collected by Dr. Mikuš throughout his career as a diplomat, jurist, political activist, immigrant, teacher, and participant in various nationalist and political organizations. This collection reflects Dr. Mikuš’ perspectives on a wide range of topics, offering insight into his involvement in the political history of his home country, Slovakia, the experiences of the Slovak people, and his engagement in the social and political life of the United States after World War II. The materials encompass a variety of subjects, including religion, economics, freedom of speech, education, political parties, arts and culture, notable politicians, nationalist writers, nuclear arms, and aid programs.

This fonds may contain information related to sensitive historical events, including the Second World War. Some individuals mentioned or depicted in these archives may have been involved, directly or indirectly, in contexts of war, and collaboration with authoritarian regimes.

The fonds has been divided in six series: Writings and publications, Correspondence, Personal files, Organizations, Periodicals, and Topical files.

Le fonds Bernard-Paul Robert comprend de la correspondance, des notes, des textes et des plans de cours enseignés dans plusieurs institutions post-secondaires dont l’Université d’Ottawa, l’Université de Montréal et l’Université de Sherbrooke. Il comprend également des articles utilisés dans ses recherches et la rédaction d’ouvrages sur plusieurs sujets dont le surréalisme et Charles Baudelaire, des coupures de presse et autres documents. Le fonds contient également de la correspondance, des textes, articles et autres documents sur la poétesse Henriette Charasson sur laquelle Bernard-Paul Robert a dédié un ouvrage et une thèse de doctorat.

Ce fonds comprend des documents textuels (correspondance, coupures de presse, notes et autres documents), iconographiques (photographies, dessins et affiches) et des objets (une valise, un signet, une pièce d’argent et une maquette). Il est divisé en 6 séries: Serie 1: Education, enseignement, publication; Série 2: Matériel de référence; Série 3: Henriette Charasson; Série 4: Henry Dérieux; Série 5: Documents iconographiques; Séries 6: Objets.

The fonds consists of research material acquired by Pat Staton while co-writing the monograph work, "Speak With Their Own Voices: A Documentary History of the Federation of Women Teachers' Association of Ontario and the Women Elementary Public School Teachers of Ontario."
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Le fonds est constitué de documents de recherche acquis par Pat Staton lors de la co-rédaction de la monographie "Speak With Their Own Voices : A Documentary History of the Federation of Women Teachers' Association of Ontario and the Women Elementary Public School Teachers of Ontario".

The Imrich Stolárik fonds is a collection of primary documents created and/or obtained by Imrich Stolárik over a lifetime of activities as engaged Slovak nationalist, a prolific writer and editor, an active member, senior officer and honorary life President of the Canadian Slovak League (CSL), a respected lobbyist on the Canadian political scene, and a pillar of Slovak life across Canada.

A major portion of the Imrich Stolárik fonds consists of documents personally created and/or collected by Mr. Stolárik, from the time of his arrival in Canada (1951) to the time of his death (2000). Many documents were produced created from the 1960s to 1990s. A proportionately smaller number of items date back to the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s. Mr. Stolárik has also gathered personal collections of material (correspondence, photographs, etc.) from several important figures within the Slovak-Canadian community: Andrej Kučera, Gabriel Kurdel, Juraj (George) Rondos, Peter Šuffák, Jozef Tapák, Jan Lukác, Karol Murgaš and Jozef Ferančik.

The fonds contains both administrative records from organizations in which Mr. Stolárik was involved and personal papers in multiple formats including textual records, photographs, negatives and objects.

This fonds consists of records produced and collected by Catherine Ahearn, the first poet Laureate of the City of Ottawa (1982-1984). A sous-fonds contains originals and copies of documents belonging to Jacques Baron (1905-1986), either purchased, sent or collected by Catherine Ahearn (b.1949). Among her records are drafts of some unpublished and published texts, diaries, correspondence, etc.

Ce fonds est constitué de documents produits et recueillis par Catherine Ahearn, première poète lauréate de la Ville d'Ottawa (1982-1984). Ce fonds contient des originaux et des copies de documents ayant appartenu à Jacques Baron (1905-1986) et à Catherine Ahearn (née en 1949). On y trouve des ébauches de certains textes inédits et publiés, des journaux intimes, de la correspondance, etc.