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Group photographs of delegates to the Agricultural Ministers and Deputy Ministers conference, held at the Saskatchewan Legislative Building, Regina. Ministers and deputy ministers from all across Canada were in attendance.

Views of a big game draw conducted by the Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources, held in the auditorium of the Saskatchewan Museum of Natural History at Regina.

Views of a meeting of the Canadian Good Roads Association, Regina chapter, held at Regina on July 25, 1968. Special guests at the meeting were Stephen Pyke and G.W. Gilchrist, president and managing director of the Canadian Good Roads Association, respectively. Others in attendance included: Hon. David Boldt, Minister of the Saskatchewan Department of Highways and Transportation; the president of the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association; the president of the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities; and representatives of the Saskatchewan Motor Club and the Prairie Road Builders Association.

Views of a Computers in Education conference, held at Miller Composite High School (later known as Miller Comprehensive Catholic High School) located at 1027 College Avenue, Regina, on June 12, 1968. The conference was hosted by the Business Administration Department of the University of Saskatchewan, Regina Campus and aimed to increase awareness of the role of computer technology in the educational process.

Group photographs of the Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture's district board chairmen (01,02) and agricultural representatives (03, 04). The photographs were taken during their annual meetings, held at the Hotel Saskatchewan, Regina.

Group photographs of employees of the Lands Branch, Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture, taken in the Department's board room.

Views showing highways, operations and employees of the Saskatchewan Department of Highways and Transportation. 01 to 36: Four-lane highways, overpasses, highway signs, and traffic near Regina. 38 to 48: Department employees filling in cracks and holes in the highway, as well as conducting flagging operations. 49 to 60: Employees performing skid measuring operations on highways. 61 to 70: Employees painting white lines on highways. 71 to 81: Employees performing paving operations. 82 to 105: Employees performing surveying, paving and construction operations on highways. 106 to 117: Highway signs and overpasses. 118 to 129: Employees performing paving operations. 130 to 131, 133 to 135, 137, 139: New traffic and highway signs. 140 to 148: Construction of the Idylwyld Freeway and overpass at Saskatoon. 149 to 154: Highway traffic. 155 to 162: A surveying crew at work. 163 to 181: Reflective line-marker on highways. 182 to 192: Traffic on a four-lane highway. 182A to 186A, 188A to 189A: An employee works in a Department office. 190A, 191A, 192A, 193: Sanitation employees dump contents of a litter barrel into a truck. 194 to 209: Employees in attendance at a Departmental conference and awards presentation. 210 to 214: Portraits of Myron Herasymiuk, an engineer with the Department. 215 to 221: Portraits of Laurence (Lorie) Thompson, a bridge engineer with the Department. 222 to 226: Portraits of Barry Mickleborough, an engineer with the Department. 227 to 233: Portraits of Murray M. Swanston, a director of operations with the Department. 234 to 237: Portraits of Paul J. Barry, a personnel director with the Department. 238 to 241: Portraits of Gordon Stanger, a civil engineer with the Department.

Views of display boards exhibited as part of the Canadian Medical Association's convention, held at Regina, June 17-20, 1968. 01 to 27: Views of displays pertaining to the Saskatchewan Bureau on Alcoholism, the Psychiatric Services Branch of the Saskatchewan Department of Public Health, genetic medicine, women's genital health and the Provincial Cytology Service of Saskatchewan, exhibited at the Hotel Saskatchewan. 28 to 34: Views of display boards pertaining to the history of psychiatric services in Saskatchewan for the period 1885 to 1935, exhibited at the Vagabond Motor Inn.

Interior views of operations at Dumarr Equipment Ltd., a farm equipment manufacturer located at 140 4th Avenue East, Regina, and Sherwood Industries Ltd., located in the Ross Industrial Estate area.

01 to 02: Mr. Bradshaw (left) and Hon. James Snedker, Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan, hold a gavel that was presented to the Legislative Assembly by the Corporation of London in 1965. 03: Close-up view of the gavel.