Publications relating to the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Games, including guides, programs, and schedules.

Greeting and Thank You cards sent to Kerry and Ginny Dennehy and The Kelty Patrick Dennehy Foundation. The cards are from various schools, organizations, and individuals who wished to thank the Dennehys for their involvement in spreading awareness and creating resources for mental health.

Photographs taken by Dick Chambers during the 1950s and 1960s, primarily of mountaineering trips in the Pacific Northwest and BC, but also including family photographs and photographs of the Vancouver and Mt Seymour areas. A large portion of the photos were shot with Ektachrome film.

Series consists of documents related to the the development of Garibaldi's Whistler Mountain in the 1970s.

Photographs taken by Arv Pellegrin while he worked for Whistler Real Estate Co., mostly of construction in Whistler Village, but also including other events and locations around Whistler.

Materials created by Tourism Whistler relating to Whistler's participation in the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games bid.

Photographs of artworks and other accompanying material relating artists who lived and/or worked in the Whistler area and have submitted art to Arts Whistler, primarily in the 1990s.

Photographs of Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau's visit to Whistler Mountain in the 1970s.

Materials gathered by Sara Jennings which oppose the 2010 Winter Olympic Games, including a Whistler Watch pamphlet titled "Whistler Welcomes the World But ... at what cost?", an AWARE pamphlet titled "THESE GAMES ARE NOT GREEN!", and a poster for an "Inside the Olympics Industry" talk given by Dr. Helen Lensky of the University of Toronto. The material is intended to spread awareness of the environmental, financial, and social costs of the Olympic Games, and to encourage changes to be made by the International Olympic Committee.

Series consists of a cassette tape featuring Alex Douglas talking about the [Dave Murray] Summer Ski Camp and a triathlon in Vancouver.