File consists of correspondence and papers related to this course taught at the University of Regina, for which Wah served as the "resource person."

File consists of notebooks, examinations, reading lists, course outlines, and photocopies of articles and essays used in Wah's teaching.

File consists of Correspondence, flyers, programs and notes from three workshops in which Wah was involved: the Weyburn Writers Conference (1988), the Canadian Authors Association Workshop (1986), and “Celebrate the Arts” (1989). File also contains materials relating to Robert Krotesch’s term as writer-in-residence at the University of Calgary in 1992.

File consists of correspondence, flyers, student writing, and poems by Wah and bp Nichol, relating to the “Writers on Campus” course series at Red Deer College in Red Deer, Alberta, held in in July 1988.

File consists of correspondence, flyers, and student writing relating to the “Writers on Campus” course series at Red Deer College in Red Deer, Alberta, held in July 1989.

File consists of a program, student papers and student evaluations of the workshop relating to the Kananaskis Writers Workshop, held March 2-4, 1990 at the University of Calgary.

File consists of email and student work from the Kwantlen Project, an online writing workshop.

File consists of flyers, postcards, announcements, and reviews of various readings and publications.

File consists of correspondence, flyers, and programme for “Saskatchewan: a literary symposium,” hosted by the Saskatchewan Writers Guild, June 18-21, 1987.

File consists of materials relating to the Baffin Island Writers’ Project: reports, correspondence, and a notebook kept by Wah.

File consists of correspondence, memoranda, program and flyers from the Festival of the Written Arts in Sechelt, British Columbia, in which Wah was a participant.

File consists of correspondence from various universities, libraries, galleries and the Canada Council concerning payment to Wah by Canada Council in the programme for public readings.

File consists of materials relating to the Strathcona Writing Weekend Festival, held July 4-6, 1986, in Campbell, British Columbia, and the Writing Theatre Workshop, held in Slocan Park, British Columbia in October 1978: correspondence, flyers, brochures, posters, a map of Strathcona Provincial Park, and drafts of theatre scripts.

File consists of materials relating to the Exposure '83 conference: writing, mostly typescripts of poetry by Wah and others, and a program booklet from the conference.

File consists of materials relating to 2 events, the “Conference on the Canadian Long Poem,” held at York University from May 29-June 1, 1984, and the “NeWest Institute Forum on the Arts,” held from July 29-31, 1988, in Nordegg, Alberta: Correspondence, flyers, as well as drafts of Wah's paper “Making strange poetics.”

File consists of submissions of poetry and prose for the “Kootenay oral anthology,” a reading organized by Wah and performed in Nelson, B.C. on December 7, 1984.

File consists of materials relating to the Saskatchewan Arts Board’s Summer School of the Arts, held July 14-27, 1985: correspondence, flyers, brochures, student writing, and a few poems by Wah.

Information sheets from the Canada Council predominantly concerned with the readings sponsored by the council.

File consists of correspondence, flyers, poetry, and Wah’s translations relating to the “Festival Franco-Anglaise de Poesie.”

File consists of various lists of names and addresses for complimentary copies, magazines, etc.

File consists of submissions of poems, many of which were published in Scree, as well as a few items of correspondence.

File consists of materials relating to “SwiftCurrent,” an online journal edited by Wah and Frank Davey: correspondence, contributions, instructions for logging on, flyers, and news clippings.

File consists of various receipts, correspondence, and cheque stubs from Canada Council, publishers (royalties and sales), teaching and workshop jobs.

File consists of applications to the Canada Council for a grant to continue his studies at the State University of New York, Buffalo, another to compile an anthology of Canadian poetry, and a third for a short term grant for living expenses.

File consists of applications to the Canada Council for Arts.

File consists of applications to the Canada Council for Arts.

File consists of materials such as applications, correspondence, and news releases from this Canada Council program, for which Fred Wah was a member of the British Columbia Regional selection committee.

File consists of various records related to the Kootenay School of Writing, including incorporation papers, calendars, correspondence, student papers, clippings, flyers and press releases. Pauline Wah was one of the directors of this school which offered courses in Vancouver and Nelson, B.C. File includes Explorations Grant and participation in the Public Readings Program of the Canada Council. Fred Wah was the correspondent from Nelson, and Colin Browne one of the co-directors in Vancouver.

File consists of various materials related to the 1985 Governor General's Literary Awards, when Wah won the poetry award for Saskatchewan: programme for the awards, cards and letters of congratulations to Wah, and clippings from various publications.

File consists of correspondence and curriculum outlines for the summer school programme “The coast is only a line: contemporary poetry and prose in British Columbia,” offered at Simon Fraser University, and taught by Warren Tallman and Eli Mandel. Wah participated as a writer-in-residence.