Okay, let’s tackle this. So Warner Kevan has 43 years of experience as an archivist, which is extremely valuable. He has worked at the University of Alberta since 1980, which is a prestigious institution. His skills include research, archives, qualitative research, cataloging, editing, history, library management, and grant writing. These skills are in demand, especially in the non-profit sector. Considering his level of experience and the fact that he has worked in higher education, I would estimate his hourly rate to be around $120. This is lower than what someone with similar experience might charge in the private sector, but higher than what someone with less experience might charge in academia. Some archivists with similar experience might charge $150-$200 per hour, but Warner’s extensive experience and long tenure at the University of Alberta bring his rate down slightly.