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Consists mainly of negatives, contact sheets and photographic prints.

This ketubah indicates the marriage of Chaim ben Avraham Redlich (Charles Redlich) and Bertha bat Shmuel Roman, on the fourth day after Shabbat, the 29th day of the month of Heshvan 5651 - Wednesday, November 8, 1890. Although the ketubah does not make explicit reference to the congregation, it is believed that they were married at the Shaar Hashomayim, as Joe King's Book Gate of Heaven lists not only the bride's father, but also the two witnesses, Ya'akov ben Yosef Kirsch and Yehuda ben Yehiel Sherman, as members of the congregation.

Fonds consists of manuscripts, correspondence, and photographs.

Consists of one typed letter.

Collection consists of photocopied typescripts of Novek’s radio plays (originals destroyed) and copies of Progressive Theatre, Northern Review, and Today. Collection also contains biographical information on the Litman, Sack, and Novek families.

The collection contains copies and originals of hebrew prayers, notebooks, newspaper clippings and correspondence.

Consists of newspaper clippings and mainly correspondence directed to Rabbi Shtern.

Consists of 1 artist book by Pnina Gagnon, entitled "L'homme au travail."

The fonds contains records relating to the Pioneer Women's Organisation in Montreal, most of which were produced in the 1950s through 1980s. A number of meeting minutes, newsletters and bulletins, and a copy of the Pioneer Women's Magazine attest to their internal activities, while several awards, certificates, and plaques celebrate the organization's accomplishments. Speeches and addresses for various luncheons and other fundraising events can also be found in the fonds, along with internal and external correspondence.

Fonds consists of manuscripts for two of Dr. Pierre Anctil's major translation works: "Poemes Yiddish" by J.I. Segal, translated by Pierre Anctil, and "Nostalie et tristesse : memoires litteraires du Montreal Yiddish" by Sholem Shtern, translated by Pierre Anctil.