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Collection consists of issues for the journal Saskatchewan History that was published by the Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan from 1948-2017. The magazine presented a colourful and provocative source of information and narration about Saskatchewan’s unique heritage. Issues included articles on the fur trade era, pioneer life, ethnic groups and immigration, the history of medicine and medical care, business and trade unionism, religion, women’s history, First Nations and Métis history, sports history, and many other facets of Saskatchewan’s past. The magazine regularly promoted, through photo essays, scholarly articles and general interest stories, features about the Provincial Archives’ diverse Permanent Collection and heritage and archives news from around the province.

Item component is a slightly edited transcription of a story by Barbara E. Anderson (née Hunter) that she submitted in 1932 to Campbell Innes, who at the time was broadcasting stories related to the history of Saskatchewan.

The story describes the trip that Anderson's father, William Adam Hunter, took in March 1884 from their homestead in the Saskatoon area to Duck Lake in order to obtain enough flour to support his family and other Saskatoon settlers.

Article is supplemented by a black and white photograph showing the Stobart Mill in Duck Lake - the destination of William Hunter described in the story.

Transcription can be found in volume 65, issue 1 of Saskatchewan History, beginning on page 6.

Collection consists of electronic copies of issues for Northwest Territories News / North from 2010.

Continues: News / North, 2004.

Collection consists of original and microfilmed issues for The Senior from February 2006 to 2009.

Microfilm reel consists of a compilation of short newspaper and serial runs that are held as originals

R-N 256: Supplement to Saskatchewan Herald (Battleford, Sask.) from January 1908.

R-N 257: Moose Jaw Shopper from December 12 and 16, 1984.

R-N 258: Advance (Wynyard, Sask.) from November 8, 1928; "Salute to Agriculture" supplement to Advance (Wynyard, Sask.) from April 1983.

R-N 259: Citizen Times (Regina, Sask.) from about 1980.

R-N 260: Museum Pioneer Press from 1967.

R-N 261: Better Business Bureau Membership Directory and Consumer Guide supplement to Leader - Post (Regina, Sask.) from May 17, 1984.

R-N 262: Learning Opportunities for Adults course catalogue for Community Plains College from winter 1984.

R-N 263: Regina Parks and Recreation West Central Zone Guide from autumn 1984 and winter 1985.

R-N 264: Regina Parks and Recreation South Zone Guide from winter 1985.

R-N 265: Supplement to Asssiniboia Times on the commissioning of the Poplar River Project from 1981.

R-N 266: MacLean's Saskatchewan / Alberta Golden Jubilee edition from June 25, 1955.

R-N 267: Whitmore Whistler (Whitmore Park Community Association) from 1985 to 1990.

R-N 268: Saskatchewan Weekly Newspaper Association supplement to accompany special golden jubilee editions of Saskatchewan newspapers from 1955.

R-N 269: Post - Review (Hudson Bay, Sask.) 25th anniversary edition from October 22, 1980.

R-N 270: Saskatchewan Courier (Regina, Sask.) from spring and summer 1984.

R-N 271: MacKenzie Art Gallery News from January / February, spring, and winter 1984; Vista from summer, fall 1984; and winter, summer 1985.

R-N 272: At the Dunlop (Regina, Sask.) from July to September 1985.

R-N 273: Sentinel and Orange Protestant Advocate from October 27, and December 29, 1927.

R-N 274: Onward (United Church of Canada) from November 26, 1927.

R-N 275: Crow Report (New Democratic Party. Saskatchewan Section) from March 1982.

Collection consists of issues for the Saskatoon Free Press.

Item component is an article by Georgina M. Taylor that appears in volume 50, issue 2 of Saskatchewan History beginning on page 31.

September 13, 1979 issue of Heritage Gazette, a newsletter published by the Administration Centre for Sport, Culture and Recreation in Regina, Saskatchewan. Issue features the Land Titles Building, the official home for the Administration Centre and the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame.

Article on the Land Titles Building in Regina published in the Regina Sun, June 15, 1997. Article includes sketch of building by William Argan.

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.

File contains genealogical material concerning the John and Rebecca Russell family that homesteaded in the Crescent Lake, Saskatchewan district. Includes photocopied newspaper clippings and correspondence, and annotated family history research notes.