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Local Histories - Newfoundland Island

  • Clippings File - Local Histories - Newfoundland Island
  • Item
  • 1949-04-01

Copy of article entitled "Saskatchewan greets sister" regarding the naming of an island in Amisk Lake, to commemorate Newfoundland becoming a province in the Dominion of Canada. Article appeared in Leader-Post (Regina, Sask.) on April 1, 1949.

Articles regarding Leslie H. Hammond

Article by Pamela Cowan entitled He got things done. Published in The Regina Sun, March 22, 1998.

Copy of article entitled Former mayor Hammond dead at 90 and copy of death notice for Leslie Hammond. Published in The Leader-Post, Regina, January 4, 1999.

Hammond, Leslie Herbert

  • R-613.1
  • File
  • ca. 1938-1995

Records created, accumulated and used by Leslie Herbert Hammond (1908-1998) relating to his activities in civil politics and the community which include biographical information, certificates, clippings, and letters of recognition and appreciation; photographs.

Social Credit No. 41 to 50

No. 41: Leaflet entitled In the Public Welfare: The Alberta Government's Public Welfare Services Cover a Wide Field. Issued by the Government of Alberta. ca. 1948.

No. 42: Booklet entitled The Alberta Story: An Authentic Report on Alberta's Progress, 1935-1952. Issued by the Publicity Bureau, Department of Economic Affairs, Edmonton, Alberta. Printed by Queen's Printer, 1952. 62 p.

No. 43: Booklet entitled The Bill of Rights: Alberta's Charter of Freedom. Printed by King's Printer, Alberta. 1946. 30 p.

No. 44: First Interim Report on the Possibilities of the Application of Social Credit Principles to the Province of Alberta Submitted to His Majesty's Premier and Legislative Council of Alberta, at Edmonton, Alberta May 23rd, 1935 by Major C.H. Douglas. Printed by King's Printer, Alberta, 1935. 15 p.

No. 45: Booklet entitled What Does Social Credit Stand For, by Solon Low as quizzed by Blair Fraser. Reprinted from Maclean's Magazine, April 15, 1945, by King's Printer, Edmonton, Alberta. 21 p.

No. 46: Social Credit Election Bulletin featuring Social Credit candidates in the June 10, 1956 provincial general election. Authorized by the Saskatchewan Social Credit League. Includes photographs and brief profiles of L.H. Hammond; H. Austin Hunt; and Fred W. Mullin.

No. 47: Leaflet entitled Expert Opinions on the Private Money Monopoly, distributed by the Bureau of Information, Edmonton, Alberta. [1935 or after]. 5 p.

No. 48: Booklet entitled Post-War Reconstruction in Alberta: A Brief Presented by Hon. Ernest C. Manning, Premier, to the Special Parliamentary Committee on Post-War Reconstruction, Ottawa, November 26, 1943. Printed by King's Printer, Alberta.

No. 49: Leaflet entitled Alberta Beckons Industry for Post-War Development, by Hon. Ernest C. Manning, Premier and Minister of Trade and Industry, Alberta. Distributed by Alberta Publicity and Travel Bureau, Edmonton. Printed by King's Printer, Alberta, 1945.

No. 50: Booklet entitled The Constitutionality and Economic Aspects of Social Credit: Evidence of Dean Weir, Faculty of Law, University of Alberta and Professor Elliott, Department of Economics, University of Alberta before the Agricultural Committee of the Alberta Legislature Session 1935. Published by the Legislative Assembly of Alberta, 1935. 20 p.

Louise Simard fonds

  • BF 10
  • Fonds
  • 1946-1995

This fonds consists of records created, accumulated and used from 1986 to 1995 by Louise Simard in her political career as: Saskatchewan New Democratic Party (NDP) Opposition Health Critic and Women's Issues Critic; Minister of Health; Minister Responsible for the Women's Secretariat/Status of Women; member of the Saskatchewan NDP Caucus; and MLA for Regina Hillsdale and Regina Lakeview.

This fonds includes a small volume of records created by Patricia Atkinson in 1986 and 1987 as NDP Opposition Health Critic.
This fonds has been arranged into seven series: Opposition Critic; Minister of Health - November 1, 1991 to December 31, 1992; Minister of Health - 1993; Minister Responsible for the Status of Women/Women's Secretariat; Speeches; Political; and MLA/Constituency.

The Minister of Health - 1991 to 1992 series has been arranged into twenty-five sub-series: Organizations; Health Issues; Saskatchewan Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission; Communications Branch; Community Health - Prevention and Treatment Services; Continuing Care Branch; Family Planning Program; Health Promotion Branch; Laboratory and Disease Control Services Branch; Medical Care Insurance Branch; Mental Health Services Branch; Policy and Health Economics Branch; Other Provinces; Planning and Construction Branch; Hospital Services Branch - Urban and Rural; Prescription Drug Services Branch; Vital Statistics Branch; Northern Health Services Branch; Federal Government; Inquiries and Concerns; Saskatchewan Health Services Authority; Health Services Utilization and Research Commission; Premier's Correspondence; Health Reform; and Other Government Departments.

The Minister of Health - 1993 series has been arranged into twenty-five sub-series: Communications; Continuing Care; Finance & Administration; Health Planning and Policy Development; Human Resources Branch; Laboratory & Disease Control; Medical Care Insurance Branch; Mental Health Services Branch; Northern Health Services; Prescription Drug Services; Prevention Services Branch; Rural Hospital Services; Treatment Services Branch; Urban Hospital Services; Vital Statistics Branch; Wellness & Health Promotion; Premier's Correspondence; Government MLA's; Opposition MLA's; Federal Government; Other Provinces; General Inquiries and Referrals; Organizations/Associations; Boards/Commissions; and Issues.

The Minister Responsible for the Status of Women/Women's Secretariat series has been arranged into two sub-series: November 1, 1991 to December 31, 1992; and 1993. Both sub-series include the following four sub-sub-series: General Administration; Issues; Women's Organizations/Associations; and Status of Women.

The Speeches series has been arranged into six sub-series: November 1, 1991 to December 31, 1992; 1993; 1994; January to February, 1995; Other MLA's; and Undated.

The MLA/Constituency series includes two sub-series: Regina Lakeview and Regina Hillsdale.

No sub-series have been assigned to the records in the Opposition Critic series and Political series.

The types of records included are correspondence, memoranda, reports, newspaper clippings, newsletters, briefs and submissions, news releases, budget material, briefing material, photographs, posters, moving images and a sound recording.

Political records were separated out and identified as a distinct series.
This fonds is missing MLA/constituency records and records Simard created in 1994 and 1995 as Minister of Health and Minister Responsible for various portfolios.

Simard, Louise, 1947-

Bulloch, James Scotland

News clippings, publications, music and correspondence concerning James Scotland Bulloch's involvement with the following bands: Bugle Band, 2nd Battalion, Regina Rifle Regiment; Regina Boys' Pipe Band; Saskatchewan Auxiliary Territorial Service, Regina Battalion Flute Band; Sea Cadets; Wa Wa Shriners; 10th Field Ambulance Band.

Includes photographs of Bulloch and images relating to his activities as a fireman, naval officer, band leader and member of the Wa-Wa Temple Drum Corps. Image no. 107 is an exterior view of No. 5 Fire Hall in Regina, Saskatchewan, ca. 1930.

Bulloch, James Scotland, 1889-1956

James Scotland Bulloch fonds

  • F 54
  • Fonds
  • 1912-1959

Fonds primarily consists of records relating to James Bulloch's activities as a military band leader. Included are news clippings, publications, music sheets, and correspondence.

The fonds includes photographs relating mainly to Bulloch's activities as a fireman, naval officer, band leader and Drum Major for the Wa Wa Temple Drum Patrol in Regina, Saskatchewan. Included are images relating to Regina Rifle Regiment Bugle and Drum Band; Saskatchewan Auxiliary Territorial Service, Regina Battalion band; Regina Boys' Pipe Band. Image 107 is an exterior view of the No. 5 Fire Hall in Regina ca. 1930.

Bulloch, James Scotland, 1889-1956

F.W. Anderson fonds

  • F 634
  • Fonds
  • c.1948-1982

This fonds consists of records created, accumulated and used by Fred W. Anderson of Regina, Saskatchewan. The records relate to Anderson's activities as secretary and director of research for the federal Royal Commission on Transportation. Records relating to Anderson's activities as an administrator and professor at the University of Saskatchewan, Regina Campus and the University of Regina are also included.

The types of records included are newspaper clippings; correspondence; memoranda; publications; transcripts; reports and submissions; legislation; speeches; and lecture notes. The fonds includes a microfilmed copy of Anderson's Master of Arts thesis entitled Some Political Aspects of the Grain Growers' Movement, 1915-1935, with particular reference to Saskatchewan, submitted to the School of Graduate Studies, University of Saskatchewan, in 1949 (reference code Micro. R-2.569).

No series assignment has been applied to the records in this fonds. The headings assigned to the records in R-793 in 1984 are Royal Commission on Transportation; and Personal.

Anderson, Frederick Woodley, 1920-2009

Records of Edwin Jackson Brooks

  • R-17
  • File
  • 1882-1885

Original and typed copies of 67 letters written by Edwin Jackson Brooks to his wife, Helena (Nellie) Oughtred Brooks, concerning his trip west from Lennoxville, Quebec, and his settlement at Indian Head, 1882-1884; scrapbook of newspaper clippings from The Montreal Weekly Witness and Manitoba Free Press regarding the North-West Rebellion and trial of Louis Riel; and special editions of The Daily Leader, Regina, dating from July 21 to August 1885, (incomplete) containing reports on trial of Riel and others.

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