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This fonds consists of records created, accumulated and used from 1969 to 1978 by Neil E. Byers in his political career as: member of the Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly for the Kelvington and Kelvington-Wadena Constituencies (1969-1978); Minister of Highways and Transportation (1971-1972); Minister of Telephones (1971-1972, 1975-1978); Minister of the Environment (1972-1978); Minister of Co-operation and Co-operative Development (1972-1974) and as Minister Responsible for Saskatchewan Telecommunications (1975-1978); Liquor Board (1975-1978); and Liquor Licensing Commission (1975-1978).

This fonds includes records created by John E. Brockelbank as Minister of Telephones; Ted Bowerman as Minister Responsible for the Saskatchewan Water Resources Commission, Minister of the Environment, and Minister in Charge of Northern Affairs; Kim Thorson and Ed Tchorzewski as Ministers in Charge of the Saskatchewan Liquor Licensing Commission; and David Boldt as Minister of Welfare and Minister of Highways and Transportation.

This fonds contains public and political records.

No series assignment has been applied to the records in the fonds.

Headings assigned to the records in R-300 in 1979 are as follows: Agriculture; Attorney General; Constituency Matters; Correspondence; Environment; Liquor Licensing Commission; MLA Files: Opposition Period; Miscellaneous; Municipal Affairs; Telephones; and Social Services.

Headings assigned to the records in R-419 in 1979 are as follows: Constituency Files; Environment Department; Liquor Board and Liquor Licensing Commission; and Saskatchewan Telecommunications.

Headings assigned to the records in R-440 in 1980 are as follows: Environment; Government Departments and Agencies; Liquor Board; Liquor Licensing Commission; Miscellaneous Files; Political and Personal Files: Constituency and New Democratic Party Matters; Saskatchewan Telecommunications and Department of Telephones; and Speeches.

Headings assigned to the records in R-459 in 1980 are as follows: Environment Department; Executive Council and Government Caucus; Liquor Board and Liquor Licensing Commission; Miscellaneous Files; Telephones: Department of Telephones and Saskatchewan Telecommunications; and Treasury Board.

Missing from the fonds is certain MLA and constituency material and records created by Byers as Minister of Northern Saskatchewan (1978-1979).

The types of records included are correspondence, memoranda, annual reports, legislation, newspaper clippings, news releases, publications, speeches, financial statements, minutes and agendas, and photographs.

This fonds consists of records created, accumulated and used from 1979 to 1982 by Murray Koskie in his political career as: Minister of Social Services; Minister of Consumer Affairs; Minister of Consumer and Commercial Affairs; Minister Responsible for Saskatchewan Computer Utility Corporation; Minister Responsible for the Office of the Rentalsman; Minister Responsible for Rent Appeal Commission; and Minister Responsible for Provincial Mediation Board.

No series assignment has been applied to the records described in the fonds.

The Minister of Social Services records were divided into twenty-four sub-headings: Administration; Employment and Staff; Planning and Evaluation; Information Services; Boards and Commissions; District Offices; Income Security Programs; Child and Youth Services; Day Care; Employment Programs; Community Services; Senior Citizens; Special Care Homes; Home Care; Health Issues; Indian and Metis Services; Corrections; Core Services; Provincial Organizations; Community Organizations; Federal Government; Provincial Government Agencies; Conferences; and Miscellaneous.

The types of records included are correspondence, memoranda, news releases, reports, legislation, statistics, inquiries, publications, agendas and minutes, newspaper clippings, photographs, and an architectural drawing.

This fonds includes records created by Koskie's predecessors in various portfolios, namely Don Cody, Elwood Cowley, Wes Robbins, Herman Rolfes, Ned Shillington, Walter Smishek, Ed Tchorzewski, and Ed Whelan.

This fonds is missing Koskie's MLA/constituency material.

This fonds consists of records created, accumulated and used from 1970 to 1982 by Elwood Cowley in his political career as Provincial Secretary; Minister of Finance; Minister of Mineral Resources; Minister of Economic Development; Minister Responsible for the Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan; Crown Investments Corporation; Government Finance Office; Saskatchewan Computer Utility Corporation; Municipal Financing Corporation; Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Corporation; Treasury Board; Liquor Board and Liquor Licensing Commission; and member of the Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly for Biggar.

Small volumes of records created by Ed Tchorzewski as Provincial Secretary (1972-1975); by Alexander Cameron as Minister of Mineral Resources (1966-1971); by Ted Bowerman as Minister of Mineral Resources (1971-1972); by Kim Thorson as Minister of Mineral Resources (1972-1973); by Jack Messer as Minister of Mineral Resources (1976-1980); by Garry Beatty as Deputy Minister of Finance/Secretary to Cabinet Planning Committee on Potash (1974-1977); and by Neil Byers as Minister Responsible for Liquor Board and Liquor Licensing Commission (1975-1978) are included.

Also included are political records Cowley created, accumulated, and used as a New Democratic Party caucus member.

The types or records included are correspondence, memoranda, reports, publications, speeches, agendas and minutes, press releases, directives, budget preparation documentation, conference materials, applications for employment and resumes, sound recordings, photographs, and maps.

Public and private records are contained in this fonds.

Collection R-319 has been arranged into eight series: Cabinet; Conferences; Crown Corporations; Executive Council; Miscellaneous; Orders-in-Council; Treasury Board Items; and Treasury Board Minutes.

Collection R-525 has been arranged into seven series: Cabinet Agenda Items; Cabinet Minutes, and Budget Finalization; Crown Corporations; Miscellaneous Files; Orders-in-Council; Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan (PCS); and Treasury Board.

Collection R-1104 has been arranged into twelve series: Economic Development: Numerical series; Government Departments and Agencies: Mineral Resources: Numerical series; Government Departments and Agencies: Mineral Resources: Unnumbered series; Government Departments and Agencies: Mineral Resources-Potash: Unnumbered series; Constituency: Alphabetical series; Constituency: General: Unnumbered series; Government Departments and Agencies: General: Unnumbered series; Government Departments and Agencies: Provincial Secretary: Unnumbered series; Politics and Government: Unnumbered series; Liquor Board and Liquor Licensing Commission: Unnumbered series; Miscellaneous: Unnumbered series; and Speeches: Unnumbered series.

The fonds consists of records created, accumulated and used by Ed Tchorzewski during his political career as a Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA), as a member of the New Democratic Party (NDP), as a minister holding numerous portfolios in the Allan Blakeney and Roy Romanow governments, and as Opposition Critic.

The records described in GR-1 relate primarily to Tchorzewski's years as a minister in the Blakeney Government, his opposition years, and his constituency activities. As such they contain both public and private/political components including portfolio material (Consumer Affairs, Provincial Secretary, Culture and Youth, Education and Continuing Education, Health), Humboldt/Regina North East/Regina Dewdney constituency files, election nomination and campaign records, speeches and speaker notes, invitations, Legislative Assembly files, Cabinet planning, conference, convention and party caucus meetings, membership and planning material, Opposition Critic for the Environment, Deputy Leader and general subject files.

Records associated with the Romanow Government include Provincial Secretary files, as well as election and cabinet material from 1991. There are no records in this fonds from 1993-1995 when Tchorzewski served as Minister of Education, Training and Employment and Associate Minister of Finance.

No series assignment has been applied to the records described in this fonds.

Certain early parts of the Tchorzewski fonds contain records created by Gordon MacMurchy as Minister of Education and Minister of Continuing Education and by Bill Allen as a NDP MLA.

This fonds consists of records created, accumulated and used from 1978 to 2000 by Dwain Lingenfelter in his political career as: Minister of Social Services; Minister of Economic Diversification and Trade; Minister of Economic Development; Deputy Premier; Minister of Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan; Minister of Agriculture and Food; Minister Responsible for Saskatchewan Power Corporation, Saskatchewan Economic Development Corporation, Saskatchewan Government Growth Fund Management Corporation, and Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation.

This fonds also includes records created by Lingenfelter in his role as MLA for Shaunavon and Regina Elphinstone constituencies, New Democratic Party member, Opposition House Leader, Opposition critic for privatization and Saskatchewan Government Insurance and Government House Leader.

Personal records are included in this fonds.

The types of records included are correspondence, memoranda, annual reports, briefing notes, speeches, publications, minutes and agendas, news releases, legislation, and newspaper clippings.

Twenty series have been identified in the later description of this fonds: Minister of Economic Diversification and Trade; Minister of Economic Development 1993-1994; Minister of Economic Development 1994-1995 Fiscal Year; Minister of Economic Development 1995-1996 Fiscal Year; Minister of Economic Development/Deputy Premier 1996-1997 Fiscal Year; Minister of Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan; Minister of Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan/Deputy Premier; Minister of Agriculture and Food; Minister of Agriculture and Food/Deputy Premier; Chronological Correspondence; Speeches; Minister's Staff Files; Political; Constituency; Personal; Minister Responsible for Saskatchewan Water Corporation (Darrel Cunningham/Eldon Lautermilch); Associate Minister of Finance/Minister of Crown Investments Corporation (John Penner/Ned Shillington/Ed Tchorzewski); Minister of Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan (Janice MacKinnon/Ned Shillington/Ed Tchorzewski); Ed Tchorzewski; Minister Responsible for Information Technology and Telecommunications (Ed Tchorzewski/Ned Shillington).

This fonds is missing certain constituency, Opposition House Leader records, Minister of Gaming and Deputy Premier records.

Also found in the fonds are records created, accumulated and used by various other ministers as follows: Darrel Cunningham, Minister Responsible for Sask. Water Corporation, 1991-1992; Eldon Lautermilch, various portfolios, 1992, 1995-1997; Janice MacKinnon, Minister of Crown Investments Corporation of Sask., 1992-1993; John Penner, Associate Minister of Finance/Minister of Crown Investments Corporation of Sask., 1993-1995; Ned Shillington, various portfolios, 1995-1996; Ed Tchorzewski, various portfolios, 1991-1995; and Eric Upshall, Minister of Agriculture and Food, 1998-1999.