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Series documents the Peterborough District Labour Council’s administration of the council and executive council, community initiatives, and labour advocacy and education. Records include correspondence to membership, other unions, business leaders, and politicians; by-laws, agendas and minutes of meetings and executive meetings; motions and resolutions; reports; financial statements; membership forms and credentials; and directories. Topics covered include worker compensation, unemployment insurance, mandatory retirement, food insecurity, and workplace insurance and safety.

File consists of four pocket-sized volumes of collective agreements between the Quaker Oats Company of Canada Limited and the Flour and Cereal Mill Workers division of the United Packinghouse Food Allied Workers of America Local 293 for 1953-1955, 1955-1957, 1958-1961, and 1961-1963, attached with staples.

Other material in the file includes correspondence, and an application for affiliation

File consists of three articles from Labour Review: "Labour council information," "Work law: Presuming innocence," and "Work law: The hazards of doing nothing."

Sub-series documents events organized or sponsored by the Peterborough District Labour Council. Floppy disks and printed photographs were arranged together in plastic sleeves within a blue binder. Photographs include Day of Mourning (2003), Healthcare coalition (2003), and United Way barbecue (2003). Also included are 3 floppy disks (3 files) containing graphics for the Labour Review Magazine and 6 floppy disks (12 files) containing photographs of the PDLC executive (2002).

File consists of two floppy disks containing images and system files as well as printed copies of the images, with annotations. The floppies are labeled: "2003 parade pictures 1-4" and "2003 parade pictures 5-7."

File consists of one volume with contributions from the following authors: Senator Keith Davey, Mel Hertig, Gary Lautens, Shirley G.E. Carr, Rocco Rossi, Leonard Shifrin, Arthur Johnson, Eugene Whelan, Laurence Grafstein, John Roberts, and Thomas S. Axworthy.