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.

The Northwest Canada Conference Evangelical Church was begun as a mission conference of the Canada Conference in 1899. In 1927 the NWCC was organized and, in 1928, granted a charter by an act of Parliament under the name “Northwest Canada Conference Evangelical Church.” The NWCC partnered with partner denominations throughout its history until it was granted autonomy in 1970 by the United Methodist Church. The Canadian charter was amended in 1992. In 1982 the Conference joined with the Evangelical Church of North America to form the Evangelical Church. The Conference merged with the Missionary Church of Canada in 1993 to form the Evangelical Missionary Church of Canada.

Documents relating to the Missionary Church of Canada as a committee of the Missionary Church, 1979 to 1988.

The work and ministry of MCC World Partners shared with the Missionary Church, Inc., 1979 to 1993.

Women's Missionary Society/Missionary Women of Canada: (records of local congregations are filed under with congregation), district conventions, study guides, operations

Gull Lake Bible Camp board minutes, programs, finances, policies

Camp Meeting/Family Camp - provision in Didsbury & James River for family camping

The program for the youth of the Conference in connection with the various partner denominations with which the Conference worked.

The congregation, located in southwest Calgary, was inaugurated by the conference in 1952 with members from the Salem congregation. A new building was dedicated Feb. 28, 1954. Due to inadequate room and facilities the church was closed in 1974 and its members transferred mostly to the Salem congregation.

Bethlehem congregation in Innisfail, Alberta.