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File consists of course information for a History class titled "Canada 1867-1967: Development and Compromise."

File consists of correspondence between Douglas College and the Fraser Valley Regional Library about possibilities for reciprocal relationships between the two institutions. This includes an agreement to share film materials, but there is also correspondence related to the creation of a broader sharing arrangement and even a jointly used building.

File consists of College Council agendas and meeting minutes, including materials pertaining to the Committee of the Whole. File also contains supporting documents.

File consists of miscellaneous materials produced and/or collected by the College Council. These materials are related to "early college leavers", the Day Care Center, College finances, trustee input surveys, the BC Association of Colleges, the Association of Canadian Community Colleges, and more. Materials include (but are not limited to) correspondence, memoranda, reports, newspaper clippings/photocopies, financial records, and ephemera.

File consists of miscellaneous materials produced and/or collected by the College Council. These materials are related to cooperating agencies, the BC Association of Colleges, various school districts, use of the College name, and more. Materials include (but are not limited to) correspondence, memoranda, and reports.

File consists of materials pertaining to an evaluation of the Douglas Four program. Douglas Four was "a one-year educational alternative" that addressed "broad thematic areas of importance and meaning to us all" rather than being subject-oriented. The materials in this file correspondence, handwritten notes, and reports.

File consists of materials created or collected by Andy Andrews pertaining to the development of the Fashion Design/Clothing Technology Program. These include proposal documents, memoranda, advisory committee minutes, and program information.

File consists of File consists of materials created or collected by David Williams pertaining to the creation of a study centre for students. These include correspondence, memoranda, information pamphlets, reports, and a copy of the Douglas College Student Society's constitution.

File consists of miscellaneous materials related to the Douglas Four program. Douglas Four was "a one-year educational alternative" that addressed "broad thematic areas of importance and meaning to us all" rather than being subject-oriented. The materials in this file include correspondence, memoranda, handwritten notes, application forms, proposals, program information, and promotional materials.

File consists of a meeting summary regarding a proposed course at Simon Fraser University focused on Indigenous studies. This document includes discussion of issues facing Indigenous students at post-secondary institutions.