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File consists of personal correspondence between Yee and his friends and colleagues, as well as other materials such as a note relating to Yee's Aunt Lillian, possibly written by a family member; a letter from Yee to his publisher relating to contract negotiations; notes by Yee that may relate to a piece of creative writing he was working on; a certificate of Yee's completion of the archives course offered by the Public Archives of Canada (PAC) in 1983; and a photograph of Yee's PAC archives course cohort.

File consists of copies of Chinese-language articles about Yee and reviews of his writing for children and adults.

File consists of copies of articles about Yee and reviews of his writing for children and adults.

File consists of copies of articles about Yee and reviews of his writing for children.

File consists of correspondence carried out between Yee and family in Canada and China.

Item is a photograph of one of Yee's female relatives standing in an urban setting in China.

File consists of correspondence carried out between Yee and friends or family in Canada, China, and Hong Kong. The file also contains one photograph of one of Yee's family members in China.

File consists of letters to Paul Yee from friends in Saskatchewan and California.

File consists of essays Yee wrote for undergraduate and graduate coursework in history and geography, and a speech Yee gave on the history of Chinese Masonic Lodges in British Columbia.

File consists of records relating to Yee's education at Britannia Secondary School in Vancouver, the University of British Columbia, and the University of Alberta, including report cards and transcripts. This file also includes correspondence relating to scholarships awarded to Yee; a program from the Chinese Canadian Youth Conference '75: Identity and Awareness; and school photographs of Yee. In addition, the file holds records relating to the administration of Yee's father's estate.

File consists of material from Yee's childhood and adolescence such as report cards issued by Strathcona School, Britannia Secondary School, and Chinese language schools in Vancouver, and a copy of Canadian Girl magazine that features a halftone print of a photograph of Yee when he was in foster care in Saskatchewan.

Series consists of Paul Yee's correspondence with friends, family members, editors, publishers, colleagues, and readers. The series also includes records of Paul Yee's primary, secondary, and university education; photographs of some of his friends and family members; and pamphlets and programs relating to the activities of various cultural organizations in Vancouver and Toronto.

The fonds consists of Paul Yee’s personal correspondence and records of academic achievement, writing and research files, subject files, photographs, and sound recordings, as well as publications and ephemera that he collected. These records relate to Yee's activities as a writer, historian, activist, and archivist in Vancouver and Toronto.

In addition, the fonds includes photographs, correspondence, and other records of some of Yee’s immediate family members, including his Aunt Lillian and Uncle Foon Wong, and their close friends. The fonds also contains textual records, publications, ephemera, and photographs relating to the activities of the Chinese Cultural Centre in Vancouver and the Pender Guy Radio Co-operative, as well records relating to the functions of fraternal associations such as the Wong Kong Har Tong and Hoy Yin Association in Vancouver, and the Duncan, B.C., Branch of the Chinese Nationalist League (Kuo Min Tang).