Pamphlet entitled, The Co-operative Movement in Britain and in the Scandinavian Countries, by L. L. Lloyd, President, Federated Co-operatives Limited. [ca. 1962].

Volume 11, No. 4, of the bulletin, published quarterly by the Canadian Association for Retarded Children, Montreal, Quebec. October 1961.

Pamphlet entitled, How Things Got Started in The Canadian West: Memories of a Pioneer, by Lewis L. Lloyd, reprinted from The Western Producer. [ca. 1975].

Library Service in Saskatchewan: The Report of the Library Inquiry Committee (A Survey with Recommendations), August, 1967. 134 p.

Pamphlet from the Golden Jubilee of the Academy of Our Lady of Sion, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, November 12, 1966.

The Report of The Honourable Mr. Justice Mervyn Woods on Hospital Staff Appointments, December 11, 1963, Regina Saskatchewan. 104 p.

Annual Report, 1973, of the Central Butte Pastoral Charge, The United Church of Canada. 12 p.

Correspondence between Mrs. Grace Lane, Regina, Saskatchewan, and Rev. Mary L. Haggart, Minister, Central Butte, Saskatchewan. [1978 or before].

Letter to Grace Lane, from Barry Broadfoot, Tunstall Bay, Bowen Island, British Columbia, regarding book writing and living on an island. [ca. 1974].

Letter to Grace Lane, from Mrs. H. B. S. DeGroot, dated February 27th, 1958, regarding Lane's story in the Western Producer and an education conference in Ottawa, Ontario.

Two letters from Arthur Meighen, Toronto, Ontario, to the Rev. John E. Lane, Regina, Saskatchewan, dated November 8, 1951 and June 22, 1954.

Unaddressed letter from J. S. Woodsworth, Ottawa, dated January 20, 1937, regarding a copy of his father's book entitled, Thirty Years in the Canadian Northwest.

Letter to the Editor, publication unknown, written by L. L. Lloyd, Abbotsford, British Columbia, regarding attracting young people to the co-operative movement. [1978 or before].

Article written by L. L. Lloyd entitled Not Just Co-ops but a Movement, 1968.

Report of Summer Survey 1971 of City of Yorkton, by student Mr. David Monette. 12 p.

A sheet of goals and objectives from the Society for the Involvement of Good Neighbors (SIGN), Yorkton, with annotations, May 1, 1972.

Report for 1971 from the Society for the Involvement of Good Neighbors (SIGN), Yorkton, with annotations.

Leaflet entitled, Tendencies Under Corporate Control, creator unknown, [1978 or before].

World Council of Credit Unions 1976 Yearbook, entitled, In the beginning...Together again for one world. 17 p.

Article entitled, Libraries in Saskatchewan, by Donald F. Meadows, Provincial Librarian, regarding library development in Saskatchewan. [ca. 1971]. 10 p.

Speech entitled, The Role of the Public Library in the Community: What should it be and do?, creator unknown, [ca. 1972]. 16 p.

Recommendations from the Report of the Royal Commission on the Status of Women in Canada, 1970. 15 p.

Thesis entitled, To Be and Build the Glorious World: The Educational Thought and Practice of Watson Thomson, 1899-1946, by Michael Robert Welton, submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philsophy in the Faculty of Graduate Studies, Department of Social and Educational Studies, The University of British Columbia.

16 page souvenir booklet celebrating education in Battleford entitled, Battleford: 100 Years of Education, 1886-1986.

St. Vital Parish, 1877-1977, Battleford, Sask., published by St. Vital Roman Catholic Parish. 94 pages.

Pamphlet entitled, Education Through Art, created by the Saskatchewan Society for Education through Art, which contains art education concepts both for school and in the home.

Item is a photocopy of an image showing a fenced public school located at Banff, Alberta with mountains in background

Digital version of a publication, written by Lance Laverne Irvine, entitled, "The Magic Wand: A critical memoir of a career in education". A revised edition of an original 1995 publication, Irvine addresses the problem of 'functional illiteracy' in classrooms as a result of weaknesses in the instruction of reading and writing skills. Irvine, a retired educator who worked for twenty-five years in Yorkton, Saskatchewan, builds on concepts originally introduced in Norman Wood's "Listen and Learn" Trade English program delivered at Yorkton Regional High School.

"Registre Paroissial de St. Laurent, 1871-1877." Register of baptisms, marriages and burials, including index. Begins with a brief historical account of the establishment of the mission written in 1874. "Liber Baptizatorum," 1871-1877, a summary of information included in "Registre Paroissal." "Mission de St. Laurent" 1877-1896, a register of baptisms, marriages and burials, including "Registre des Confirmations" (on page 155) and "L'Ecole de St. Laurent," 1875-1881 (on page 167).

Register of St. Michael's School, Duck Lake and the missions associated with it from time to time. Register is of baptisms, marriages and burials. Includes confirmations, 1903-1910. There is no index for this volume.

Briefs, reports, articles and correspondence relating to French language education and rights in Saskatchewan. Some of the records were accumulated by René Rottiers. Includes references to Association culturelle franco-canadienne de la Saskatchewan; Lowry R. Knight and Don C. Barnett; Comité permanent de l'Enseignement du Francais; J.W. Tait; le comité scolaire de Saskatoon.

Records created, accumulated and used by the secretary-treasurer of Willow Vale School District No. 4165 consisting of a ledger containing lists of teachers and the terms they taught; list of trustees and terms they served; acreage in school district and valuation of land; annual statements; and miscellaneous financial records, 1919-1953.

Willow Vale School was located in the Spy Hill, Saskatchewan district.