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 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 correspondence and question list for a “Canada Writes” interview, and initiative that is part of the CBC literary awards.

File consists of correspondence relating to the Canadian Poetry Website, a project run by the University of Toronto, as well as a document listing materials to be featured on the website.

File consists of correspondence and other documents relating to the Canadian Copyright Licensing Agency (aka Cancopy) and the Writers’ Union of Canada.

File consists of correspondence, schedules, writings, and notes relating to Wah’s role as writer-in-residence of Capilano Review magazine, at Capilano College in North Vancouver.

File consists of correspondence and administrative documents relating to a 2009 reading at Capilano University. The reading was sponsored by the Writers’ Union of Canada’s National Public Readings program.

File consists of correspondence and administrative documents relating to Wah’s role as external examiner for Carl Peter’s PhD thesis defence.

File consists of draft of Carole Thorpe’s grant application from the Alberta Foundation for the Arts, for which Wah wrote a letter of appraisal.

File consists of a letter of reference from Wah for Catriona Strang, as well as her CV and letter of intent.

File consists of correspondence and writings relating to Wah’s participation in an episode of the CBC show “The Current” about mixed race people and culture.

File consists of correspondence, notes, and newspaper clippings relating to Wah’s role as judge for the Governor General literary award for poetry.

File consists of correspondence and event programme relating to “Crossroads 2001,” the Canada Council for the Arts’ National Policy Conference.

File consists of a u-matic videocasette.

File consists of correspondence and travel documents relating to a trip Wah took to China and Mongolia in 1982.

File consists of the work “China Journal,” writing based on Wah’s 1996 trip to China as part of a small group of Canadian artists on a government-funded cultural exchange.

File consists of a piece of writing entitled “Chinese Avant-Garde Poetry,” later published in the book “Faking It: Poetics & Hybridity,” and drafts of Wah’s “China Journal,” published in issue 1 of the journal “Displace: A Journal of Poetry & Translation.”

File consists of materials relating to the “Poetry’s Own Weekend” festival in Cobourg, Ontario, in April 2012.

File consists of annotated draft of “Cohen’s Noos,” which was published in a Special issue of “Canadian Poetry,” volume 33, 1993.

File consists of correspondence, travel documents, and event programmes relating to a visit to the Universidade de Coimbra in Coimbra, Portugal, for the event “V Envontro internacional de poetas.”

File consists of correspondence and course descriptions related to a colloquium presented by the Simon Fraser University writer-in-residence program, entitled “The turn to language,” held on May 31, 2007.

File consists of correspondence, notes, administrative and promotional materials relating to the spring 1994 issue of West Coast Line journal, entitled “Colour. An Issue,” which explored issues of race in Canada. Wah served as co-editor of the issue, along with Roy Miki.

File consists of page proofs relating to Wah’s editorial work on the spring 1994 issue of West Coast Line journal, entitled “Colour. An Issue.” Wah served as co-editor of the issue, along with Roy Miki.

File consists of correspondence between members of the University of Calgary English department about teaching comparative literature courses.

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 invitation to and schedule for the event “Approaching the poetry series: using literary recordings as scholars and digital designers,” held at Concordia University, March 28-30, 2012.

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 correspondence from various people congratulating Wah on his appointment to Poet Laureate of Canada, as well as an early letter from the Parliamentary Librarian acknowledging Wah’s nomination.

File consists of notes for and drafts of “Bowering's lines: essay,” an essay about George Bowering's poetry, as well as correspondence from Ken Norris.

File consists of correspondence relating to a reading at Coquitlam College on June 22, 2004.