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).

Yearbooks of the North Saskatchewan Building and Construction Trades Council for 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976 and 1977. The 1973 issue includes articles on construction projects at: Prince Albert (J.W. Oliver Pollution Control Centre; South Hill Shoppers Mall); Wollaston Lake (Gulf Minerals Canada uranium mine); Saskatoon (Murray Memorial Library Building, University of Saskatchewan; University Hospital Development Plan; Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Arts & Sciences, Kelsey Institute; Queen Elizabeth II Power Station; Saskatoon Union Centre; Saskatoon Midtown Plaza). The 1974 issue includes articles on construction projects at: Saskatoon (Confederation Park Shopping Centre; Place Riel at the University of Saskatchewan; Co-op Trust office tower; Saskatoon Bus Depot; Saskatoon Air Terminal; Kelsey Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences; Holiday Inn; Royal Bank Building); North Battleford (Battlefords Union Hospital); Hudson Bay (Saskatchewan Forest Products plywood mill); and Prince Albert (Marquis Towers). The 1975 issue includes articles on construction projects at: Saskatoon (Saskatchewan Government Insurance Office Building; McNaughton Place; Bessborough Hotel; Saskatoon Board of Education; Kelsey Institute swimming pool addition; Cambrian Engineering Group Limited office building) and Prince Albert (senior citizens apartment building). The 1976 issue includes articles on construction projects at: Saskatoon (Canadian Tire store; POS Pilot Plant; University Hospital addition; Saskatoon Police Department headquarters; University of Saskatchewan expansion; Saskatoon Air Terminal; Veterinary Lab; Provincial Government office building) and Prince Albert (Saskatchewan Forest Products Corporation head office; Prince Albert Pulp Company Ltd.). The 1977 issue includes articles on construction projects at: Saskatoon (SaskTel exchange building addition; University of Saskatchewan Engineering complex; Kelsey Institute; Wildwood Mall); Prince Albert (senior citizens apartment building; senior citizens recreation centre; Prince Albert Pulp Company Ltd. expansion); Melfort (senior citizens apartment building; Government of Saskatchewan office building); Tisdale (senior citizens apartment building); Rosetown (Cargill grain inland terminal); and Biggar (Henninger Malting Plant).

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.

Some Recent Work by David Webster, Architect, Saskatoon, Sask. This book contains drawings and photographs of buildings (exteriors and interiors) in Saskatoon designed by David Webster. Also included are advertisements for building supply businesses and building contractors in Saskatoon.

Elevators, one under construction.

Construction of fire hall #1 located on Albert St.

1 - Construction of fire hall #1. 2,3 - Doug Young standing with Mayor Larry Schneider who's holding a caricature picture of himself. 4 - Doug Young standing with unidentified man holding comical picture about Agribition.

Interior view of an office during renovation.

Office hallway during renovations.

(1) Drill at a construction site. (2) Construction site. (3) "Foundation Companies Canada Engineering - Construction" site.