Howard from Calgary suggested this website called A Collection of Eocene and Oligocene Fossils compiled by Alan Morton to help with identification. It looks like a nice site. A quick look at the bivalve page would make think this might be a Glans oblonga or Cardita davidsoni.
I am not sure what this next fossil is. It sort of looks like a grain of rice. Using Alan Morton's site it might be a foraminifera called Quinqueloculina
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