File consists of correspondence and administrative documents like meeting minutes relating to the February 2002 National Council meeting of the Writers’ Union of Canada.

File consists of correspondence relating to the search for an executive director for the Writers’ Union of Canada.

File consists of various correspondence, reports, research, and administrative documents relating to the Writers’ Union of Canada.

File consists of correspondence, newsletters, and administrative documents relating to the Writers’ Union of Canada’s 2002 annual general meeting.

File consists of correspondence, notes, and administrative documents relating to the Writers’ Union of Canada.

File consists of correspondence and drafts relating to a report from the Social Justice Task Force submitted to the Writers’ Union of Canada.

File consists of correspondence and other materials relating to the Writers’ Union of Canada’s relationship with various entities of the Canadian government, including meetings between the union and members of the Canada Council for the Arts board.

File consists of correspondence, meeting minutes, and other administrative documents relating to the Writers’ Union of Canada, as well as a copy of the newsletter of the Faculty Association of the University of Calgary.

File consists of newsletter and correspondence relating to the winter 2001 National Council Meeting of the Writers’ Union of Canada.

File consists of a letter to Gatineau City Hall from the Writers’ Union of Canada regarding the 180 books removed from the municipal library.

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

File consists of packages for 4 national council meetings, as well as a pre-AGM kit for the 2002 AGM, a copy of the Draft Convention on Cultural Diversity, and the minutes of the September 2001 national council meeting.

File consists of several issues of the Writers’ Union of Canada newsletter, as well as a newspaper clipping and various administrative records and internal communication records such as memos.

Sub-sub-series consists of records relating to Wah’s general activities as a member of the Writers’ Union of Canada, excluding those relating to the Racial Minorities Committee. Records include internal correspondence, publications of the union, and administrative records.

File consists of materials relating to the Racial Minority Writers Committee of the Writers’ Union of Canada: includes correspondence, a programme for the conference “Writing Thru Race,” an article from issue 46 of the journal “Brick” entitled "Who can speak for whom?" and the final issue of the newsletter "The Appropriate Voice."

File consists of correspondence, newsletters, research, conference proposal and programme relating to the racial minority committee of the Writers’ Union of Canada.

File consists of correspondence, notes, and materials such as pamphlets, newsletters, and reports, relating to the Racial Minority Writers’ Committee (also known as the Racial Minority Writers’ Collective) of the Writers’ Union of Canada.

File consists of various materials relating to the Racial Minorities Committee of the Canadian Writers’ Union of Canada: correspondence, a flyer advertising the issue of West Coast Line journal "Colour. An Issue," a 1992 report to the Minister of Culture and Communications entitled "From Multiculturalism to Access: On the Road to Cultural and Racial Equality," and the May 1992 issue of the Writers' Union of Canada newsletter.

File consists of administrative materials such as correspondence and reports relating to the Racial Minority Writers Committee of the Writers’ Union of Canada.

File consists of a meeting packet dated September 20-22, 1991 that includes internal correspondence and administrative materials relating to the Racial Minority Writers’ Access to Mainstream Publishing Committee (later renamed the of the Racial Minority Writers Committee) of the Writers' Union of Canada. Also contains 2 newsletters of the Writers' Union of Canada.

Sub-sub-series consists of records relating to Wah’s activities with the Racial Minorities Committee of the Writers’ Union of Canada. Records include publications of the committee, internal correspondence, research records, and administrative records.

Sub-series consists of records relating to Wah’s activities as a member of the Writers’ Union of Canada. Records include correspondence, publications of the union, and administrative records.

The records in this sub-series have been arranged into the following two sub-sub-series: Racial Minorities Committee records, and General records.

File consists of correspondence, notes, and writings relating to an issue of the publication West Coast Line that paid tribute to Roy Miki, for which Wah served as the editor.

File consists of correspondence, poetry submissions, and contact list related to Wah’s editorial work for the periodical “Literary Review of Canada.” Wah served as Poetry Editor for the magazine from 2003-2005.

File consists of correspondence and administrative records relating to Dandelion Magazine and the Dandelion Magazine Society. Dandelion Magazine was a Canadian magazine that published literature and art from 1975 to 2011. Wah served on its editorial board.

File consists of contact list, receipts, and draft report relating “The Appropriate Voice,” a newsletter for racial minority writers in Canada. Wah served as an editorial collective member of the newsletter from 1992-1993.

File consists of correspondence and administrative records relating to Wah’s role as member of the editorial board member of the journal “Ariel: A review of international English literature.”

File consists of an informational pamphlet for accessing SwiftCurrent, an online literary magazine. Wah founded and served as editor of SwiftCurrent along with Frank Davey.

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.