The Canada West District began in 1906 as a mission district under the Ontario District of the Mennonite Brethren in Christ Church. In 1907 it was organized as the Canadian Northwest District. In 1908 General Conference gave its official approval. It was incorporation under Alberta provincial statute in 1927. The name was changed to Canada West District with the merger of 1969. The District ceased to exist with the 1993 merger and was incorporated into the larger Canada West District of the EMCC.

Records of the congregation in Acadia Valley, Alberta which was started by James Hall about 1913 and continued for many years and was instrumental in starting the work in Oyen before closing in 1984 after Oyen was established. Services were held in area rural schools including Hopewell and Graindale.

Records of the congregation in Gimlet, Alberta which opened in 1940 and closed later than 1987.

Records of the congregation in Montgomery, a suburb of the city of Calgary, which opened in 1952 and closed in 1971.

Records of the congregation in Red Water, Alberta which opened in 1949 and closed in 1961.

Records of the work of Miss Myrtle Anderson during her years as missionary in Nigeria.

Alvin Traub's short-term Bible classes conducted in Didsbury, 1922-26, the success of which led to the founding of MVBS.

Accounts of the life and ministry of Mary Finlay, Matron of Beulah Home 1922 to 1962, Conference Deaconess.

Accounts of John and Lydia Gamble as missionaries and pastors and John's service as District Superintendent.

Records of the ministry of Clifford and Alma Hallman