Film negative image of buildings and parked automobiles. (1) Atco Trailers at a possible construction camp.

Images of the construction of the Provincial Office Building (also known as the T.C. Douglas Building) in Wascana Centre, Regina, Saskatchewan from July, 1975 to October,1977. Most of the images were taken by the Government of Saskatchewan Photographic Services agency. Two of the images have Arnott, MacPhail, Johnstone & Associates Ltd. stickers on the back with reference to project number 7330/GS0446.

Record of evidence; minute books; diary of sittings; exhibits; correspondence; reports, newspaper clippings and other papers. The Commission was appointed to inquire into contracts or pretended contracts for roads, and works or pretended works of a fraudulent character in connection with roads or bridges.

Film Report: Contains scenes of workmen hoisting pre-fabricated concrete slabs into place with a crane. By: ?

Informational: This program reviews the programs in the Energy Efficient Housing series and serves as the initial program in the series. The recording is an overview of what is to be explained and illustrated in later programs; including new and renovated housing, methods during construction and operation that will lower home energy requirements. Topics to be covered also include principles of heat loss, economics of fuel use, aspects of construction, types of heating systems, and owners’ lifestyles. The information presented in this introductory program emphasizes the simplicity, advantages, and long-term benefits of energy-efficient housing.

News: (1) Sandy Coleman reports on construction industry in Saskatoon. (2) Construction sites, workers, and 1978 strike footage. (3) Blimp (kite ?) hovers over Centennial Auditorium. (4 & 5) Sol Sanderson on native self government. (6 & 7) Federation of Saskatchewan Indians meeting (wildsound). (8 to 10) Ed Broadbent on natural resources. Ed Broadbent at unidentified mine. (11) Senior citizens at banquet (wildsound).

Sound recording of interview with businessman C. Kjarsgaard regarding his life and experiences operating a construction company in Saskatchewan. Interviewer is unknown.

Yearbook of the South Saskatchewan Building and Construction Trades Council for 1972. Includes articles on construction projects in southern Saskatchewan communities: Moose Jaw (Union Centre; Harwood Motor Hotel; YWCA; Moose Jaw Union Hospital; Saskatchewan Technical Institute); Estevan (Boundary Dam); and Regina (Regina Union Centre; Royal Canadian Mounted Police Depot; IPSCO; South Saskatchewan Hospital Centre; Miller Composite High School; Saskatchewan Centre of the Arts; Saskatchewan Power Corporation Building).