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Film report: (1) Scenes of a demonstration by Canadian Union of Public Employees Local 1975 at the University of Saskatchewan (2) Interview with Jack Pringle, representative for the University of Saskatchewan. AD test strip reading of 1.0 - deterioration has begun - Oct 5, 2000

Film report: Scenes of the housing market in Saskatoon.

Film report: Scenes of the transportation of goods by Canadian Pacific trucks and by rail. AD test strip reading of 1.0 - deterioration has begun - Oct 5, 2000

Film report: Interior scenes of Fleury Industries Ltd. renovating Fleury vans; interview with manager Ken Fleury about manufacturing recreation vehicles. AD Test Strip reading of 1.0 - deterioration has begun. 04/10/00.

Film report: Scene of people playing Blackjack at a casino. AD Test Strip reading of 1.0 - deterioration has begun. 04/10/00.

Film report: Scenes of air traffic controllers working at Saskatoon Airport concerned about the use of French language in controlling air traffic and the court injunction for air traffic controllers to return to work. AD test strip reading of 1.0 - deterioration has begun - Oct 5, 2000

Film report: Scenes of teachers voting on whether to accept or reject the 1976 collective bargaining agreement between Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation and the Department of Education.

NEWS: (1) Scenes from an unemployment insurance office. (2) Interview with the prosecution and defense of the David Threinam trial in Saskatoon. (3) Scenes from the Progressive Conservative Party delegates nomination meeting. Included is an interview with Ray Hnatyshyn. Video tansfer on VT R-9186.1. Video transfer from Film R-1871.

Film report: Scenes of nurses at work in the intensive care unit of the children's ward at St. Paul's Hospital in Saskatoon. AD Test Strip incicates 1.0 - deterioration has begun.

Film report: Exterior scenes of old buildings of Saskatoon including the Toronto Dominion Bank, Royal Bank of Canada, Capitol Theatre, Bank of Nova Scotia and the old Provincial Office Building which will soon be replaced by a new Provincial Office Building.