This fonds consists of documents related the Canadian Slovak League (CSL) Branch 34 (Kitchener, Ontario (Canada))'s administration, meetings, 1999-2004 financial situation, the publication Kanadský Slovák, participation to events such as the CSL's 28th and 29th Convention, its Slovak Day celebration and the General Milán R. (Milán Rastislav) Štefánik Award, Agnes Belsovič and Michal Ondreško's involvement in the CSL Branch 34 (Kitchener, Ontario (Canada)).

It contains financial statement, reports including Annual return: OSFI Canadian fraternal society, schedules, agendas, two business cards, lists, forms, receipts, a speech, letters, printed emails, the Kanadský Slovák business and joint publication proposal, a bust of Milán R. (Milán Rastislav) Štefánik, Slovak Day's divine liturgy, an announcement, posters, budgets, constitutions, by-laws, proposed amendments, budgets, texts, newspaper clippings, notes, articles, an amended trial record, a comparative market resolution, an Ontario of Appeal's Notice of Intention to Dismiss for Delay, meetings' minutes and a statement of facts.

The fonds contains material collected primarly by Stefan Janiček detailing the Brooke-Alverston, Ontario (Canada) Slovak community spanning a twenty-year period (1935-1955). The material was part of a genealogical project sponsored by the Canadian Slovak League Branch 20 Oil Spring. Peter Molčan joined the project at a later date. Included are photocopied press clippings and a Canadian Citizenship Certificate. The press clippings pertain to various members of the Slovak community from Brooke-Alverston region and gives an overview of the Slovak emigration experience from mid 1930s to 1950s.

The fonds also contains material from the Canadian Slovak League Branch 17 (Sarnia, Ontario). Peter Molčan was the President. Included is the Contributions Book for the Canadian Slovak League Branch 17, a Slovak flag signed by various delegates to a Slovak League Convention in 2016 and records related to membership dues, contributions to the parishes of St. Anthony in Chatham, Ontario and Our Lady of Sorrows in Sarnia, Ontario.