Calendar depicting historical Metis communities published by the Association of Metis and Non Status Indians of Saskatchewan (AMNSIS). Includes information on Stanley Mission; Cumberland House; Ile-a-la-Crosse; La Loche; Pelican Narrows; Batoche; Lebret; St. Louis; Willow Bunch; Battleford; Maple Creek; Crescent Lake. Includes names and photographs of AMNSIS Board of Directors. Includes illustration of Crescent Lake by Jack Severson.

Calendar, published by the Historica Foundation of Canada, with funding from Canadian National Railway, commemorating the centenaries of Albert and Saskatchewan. Includes photographs from the Saskatchewan Archives Board's historical photographs collection.

Calendar which includes schedule of events for 1990 at the Austrian Canadian Edelweiss Club of Regina Inc..

Produced for the 1949 Hudson's Bay Company calendar, item is an illustration depicting the building of Fort Yukon between 1847 and 1848.

1976 Calendar celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the Forest Industry in Saskatchewan with best wishes from The Prince Albert Pulp Company, Prince Albert Pulpwood Ltd.. Produced by Lumby Productions Ltd., Saskatoon. Printed by Midwest Litho Ltd., Saskatoon.

Calendars issued by various organizations, as follows: The Leader-Post (1940); Gay Paree perfume (1925); and Swiss Jeweller's Co. , Regina (1776-2000). Includes Canadian Pacific (CP) Hotels 20 Year Calendars for 1968/1987 and 1971-1990 and a calendar of events for Saskatchewan's Diamond Jubilee celebrations in 1965.

Pamphlet regarding the South Saskatchewan River Project issued by the Saskatchewan Rivers Development Association, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. [1958 or after].

1974 calendar issued by the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool to commemorate the organization's 50th anniversary in 1974. Calendar includes photographs; quotes; and map of Saskatchewan Pool Country Elevator System with index of Saskatchewan stations.

1985 Saskatchewan Wheat Pool calendar and map showing country elevator system as of August 1, 1984.

Calendar for Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation, Toronto, Ontario.

Item is a reproduction of an image originally created about 1942, as an illustration for the 1944 Hudson's Bay Company calendar that shows an 1828 view of the Hudson's Bay Company's chief trader Archibald McDonald (1790-1853) and his party descending rapids on the Fraser River in an area above the present town of Yale, B.C.