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5 videos that are part of the Treaty 8 Centennial Research Workshops organized and held in June 1999 in the Grouard, Alberta area to commemorate the signing of Treaty 8 in 1899. The five sessions covered the following topics: Researching and Writing Northern History; Geneaology Basics and Aboriginal Archival Resources; Archival Preservation/Conservation Techniques for Family Treasures; Aboriginal (Indian and Metis) Geneaology Research; and Oral History Research Techniques and Case Studies. The series was a project of the Alberta Historical Resources Foundation and Alberta International and Intergovernmental Affairs.

Videotaped recordings of Newsday telecasts in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan produced by Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC). The telecasts were broadcast Monday to Friday weekly, one hour per day. Includes cue sheets (scripts).

Programs broadcast by Saskébec from February to May 1978. The Saskébec (U-9) Experiment was a joint satellite communication project of the University of Regina in Regina, Saskatchewan and the Service General Des Moyens D'Enseignement of the Ministere de L'Education du Quebec. The Saskébec experiment was one of the Canadian university projects set up for the HERMES communication satellite program. The project centered around the communities of Zenon Park, Saskatchewan and Baie St. Paul, Québec.

Sound recordings created in conjunction with the Churchill River Study, Wildlife Sector, Saskatchewan Department of Tourism and Renewable Resources. The interviews were conducted by Syd Barber, Phillip Morin Jr., and Dennis sherratt. The project focused on the older trappers in the lower Churchill and Reindeer areas and sought information on wildlife resources. The history and life in the region are also discussed. Partial transcripts are located in Audio Transcript file for Tape R-9913.

Interviewees are as follows:

Daniel Ballantyne, Southend (Tape R-9913)
Noel Ballantyne, Stanley Mission (Tape R-9918)
Phillip Ballantyne, Pelican Narrows (Tape R-9931)
Solomon Ballantyne, Drinking Falls (Tape R-9919)
Larry Clark, Southend (Tape R-9913)
William Clark, Southend (Tape R-9913)
John Cook, Stanley Mission (Tape R-9918)
Solomon Cook, Stanley Mission (Tape R-9917)
Andrew Custer, Pelican Narrows (Tape R-9924; Tape R-9928; Tape R-9930)
Elie Custer, Pelican Narrows (Tape R-9936)
Joe Custer, Pelican Narrows (Tape R-9924)
John Custer, Pelican Narrows (Tape R-9936)
Mike Custer, Pelican Narrows (Tape R-9924)
Alphonse Dorion, Pelican Narrows (Tape R-9933)
Henry Dorion, Pelican Narrows (Tape R-9934)
Eli Highway, Pelican Narrows (Tape R-9920; Tape R-9922)
Peter Linklater, Pelican Narrows (Tape R-9921; Tape R-9929)
Emile Linklater, Pelican Narrows (Tape R-9935)
George Linklater, Pelican Narrows (Tape R-9930)
Simon Linklater, Pelican Narrows (Tape R-9934; Tape R-9935)
Jimmy McKay and Mrs. John McKay, Black Bear Island (Tape R-9914; Tape R-9915; Tape R-9916)
Philip Merasty, Pelican Narrows (Tape R-9934; Tape R-9935)
Solomon Michelle, Pelican Narrows (Tape R-9931; Tape R-9932)
Joe Morin, Sandy Bay (Tape R-9937)
Phillip Morin Jr., Southend (Tape R-9913; Tape R-9925; Tape R-9926)
Phillip Morin Sr., Southend(Tape R-9927)
Horace Sewap, Pelican Narrows (Tape R-9923)
John Stanley, Stanley Mission (Tape R-9917)

Sound recordings of oral history interviews with individuals who were participants or witnesses of the On-To-Ottawa Trek and the subsequent riot in Regina, Saskatchewan on July 1, 1935. Interviews were conducted by Sandy Cameron. Transcripts are available in the Audio Transcript file. Interviewees were as follows:

George LeBeau, Regina (Tape R-988)
Daniel Magee, Regina (Tape R-989; Tape R-990)
Peter Mikkelson, Regina (Tape R-991) 55 minutes.
Christian Smith, Lumsden (Tape R-992)
Composite tape edited by Ron Thompson (Tape R-1824)

Sound recordings of oral history interviews with 24 people as part of a project to prepare a history of the Saskatchewan Safety Council's activities during its 30 years of existence. Interviews were conducted by Paul Megaw. Correspondence and other records relating to the project are located in the Audio Transcript file for Tape R-9865. Agreements are also included.

The interviewees are as follows (alphabetical by surname):

Ron Ailsly, Regina (Tape R-9865)
Marjorie Batty, Regina (Tape R-9866)
George R. Bothwell, Regina (Tape R-9867)
Ivy Bowman, Calgary, Alberta (Tape R-9868)
Dennis Chisholm, Regina (Tape R-9869)
Leslie R. Donnelly, Regina (Tape R-9870; Tape R-9871)
Alma Helen Ducie, Saskatoon (Tape R-9872)
J. Walter Erb, Regina (Tape R-9873)
Robert James Genereux, Regina (Tape R-9874)
Thomas Gentles, Regina (Tape R-9875)
Jack Greening, Christopher Lake (Tape R-9876)
Eleanor Hollihn, Regina (Tape R-9877)
Jennie Hunt, Pense (Tape R-9878)
Thomas Ireland, Sedley (Tape R-9879; Tape R-9880)
Henry Janzen, Regina (Tape R-9881)
Helen Esther Jones, Saskatoon (Tape R-9882; Tape R-9883)
Jack Lax, Regina (Tape R-9884; Tape R-9885)
William G. McInnis, Regina (Tape R-9886; Tape R-9887)
Albert Jerry Popoff, Regina (Tape R-9888)
W. Rohoc, Regina (Tape R-9889)
Carl Shiels, Saskatoon (Tape R-9890; Tape R-9891)
Dale Shockey, Saskatoon (Tape R-9892)
Vic Sotropa, Regina (Tape R-9893)
D.A. Todd, Regina (Tape R-9894)

Sound recordings of interviews with 42 Métis women and men regarding various issues past and present conducted by the Gabriel Dumont Institute of Native Studies and Applied Research. Interviewers were Joe Beaudry, Sharon Gaddie, Margaret Jefferson, Don McLean, Cindy Paley, Connie Regnier, and Joe Ross. Visitation reports are included in the Audio Transcript files.

The interviewees are as follows (alphabetical by surname):

Damas Arcand, location unknown (Tape R-9822). [1982]. duration unknown.

Ethel Beeds, Shellbrook (Tape R-9823). 1982. duration unknown.

Joe Blondeau, Lebret (Tape R-9824). 1982. duration unknown.

Liz Cooper, location unknown (Tape R-9825). 1982. duration unknown.

Lillian Corrigal, St. Louis (Tape R-9826). 1982. duration unknown.

Edward Denomie, Lestock (Tape R-9827). 1982. 45 minutes.

Lena Desjarlais, Regina (Tape R-9828). 1983. duration unknown.

Martin Dumont, Duck Lake (Tape R-9829). 1982. duration unknown.

Amyotte Fisher; Celina Poitras, Lebret (Tape R-9830; Tape R-9831). 1982. duration unknown.

Jim Groves, Holbein (Tape R-9832). [1982?]. duration unknown.

Betsy Gunville, Prince Albert (Tape R-9833). [1982?]. duration unknown.

Caroline Henry, Regina (Tape R-9834; Tape R-9835). 1982. 70 minutes.

Eda Henry, Prince Albert (Tape R-9836). 1982. duration unknown.

Mary Henry, Roblin, Manitoba (Tape R-9837). 1982. 16 minutes.

Roger Henry, Roblin, Manitoba (Tape R-9838). 1982. duration unknown.

Fred Kellar, Regina (Tape R-9839). 1982. duration unknown.

Rosalie Kelly; Lawrence Victor, Regina (Tape R-9840). 1983. duration unknown.

Myrtle LaFontaine, Regina (Tape R-9841). 1982. 21 minutes.

Eva Lapierre, Regina (Tape R-9842). 1982. duration unknown.

John Joe Laroque, Regina (Tape R-9843). 1982. duration unknown.

Annie Lavallee, Regina (Tape R-9845; Tape R-9846). 1982. 68 minutes.

Peter Lavallee, Regina (Tape R-9844). 1983. 30 minutes.

Henry Letendre, location unknown (Tape R-9847). [1982?]. 15 minutes.

Gladys MacLeannan, Prince Albert (Tape R-9850). 1982. duration unknown.

Maire Major, Lebret (Tape R-9851). 1982. 17 minutes.

Medric McDougall, St. Louis (Tape R-9848). 1982. duration unknown.

Wayne McKenzie, location unknown (Tape R-9849). [1982?]. 30 minutes.

Joe Moran, Regina (Tape R-9852). 1983. 30 minutes.

Ernest Mowatt, Spiritwood (Tape R-9853). 1982. 30 minutes.

Alexina Newman, Prince Albert (Tape R-9854). 1982. duration unknown.

Joe Parisien, Regina (Tape R-9855). 1983. 40 minutes.

Eleanor Pelletier, Qu'Appelle (Tape R-9856). 1982. 26 minutes.

Eliza Pelletier, Lebret (Tape R-9857). 1983. 22 minutes.

Maria Pelletier, Regina (Tape R-9858). 1982. 30 minutes.

Paul Pelletier, Qu'Appelle (Tape R-9859). 1982. 35 minutes.

Stanley Racette, Regina (Tape R-9860). 1983. 55 minutes.

Lil Short, St. Louis (Tape R-9861). 1982. duration unknown.

Helen Sinclair, Regina (Tape R-9862). 1982. 55 minutes.

Adeline Sparvier, Regina (Tape R-9863). 1983. 30 minutes.

Albertine Vermette, Prince Albert (Tape R-9864). 1982. duration unknown.

Sound recordings of interviews with twenty-one individuals who describe left-wing Ukrainian organizations and working conditions for immigrants in the 1920s and 1930s conducted by Clara Swityk for the History of the "Progressive" Ukrainian Community in Saskatchewan Oral History Project. Most of the interviews were conducted in the Ukrainian language. Detailed English summaries and transcripts, visitation reports and agreements are available in the Audio Transcript files.

The interviewees are as follows:

Mike Berezowski, Pelly (Tape R-1028)

George Evashenko, Biggar (Tape R-1017) describes his life in the Ukraine, immigration to Canada, the hardships he encountered, farming in the Biggar area, the Progressive Ukrainian Organization and the impact of the Depression. 60 minutes.

Peter Gemby, Bienfait (Tape R-1020; Tape R-1021)

Paul W. Hawrylkiw, Saskatoon (Tape R-956; Tape R-957) describes his life in the Ukraine, immigration to Canada, farm life near Prud'homme, his grocery store in Dana, community life in these areas and his involvement in progressive organizations. 85 minutes.

Andrew Leschuk, Meadow Lake (Tape R-1030)

Julia Leschuk, Meadow Lake (Tape R-1029)

Mary Magoski, Saskatoon (Tape R-958)

George M. Martyniuk, Prince Albert (Tape R-1004; Tape R-1005) describes his personal background in the Ukraine, his experiences as a refugee during World War I, the outbreak of the Russian Revolution, his attempts to return to his native village, immigration to Canada, life during the Depression and his progressive and political involvement in the Prince Albert area. 85 minutes.

Olga Matveyenko, Kamsack (Tape R-1026)

Mike Moroz, Estevan (Tape R-1023)

Willa Jean Moroz, Estevan (Tape R-1024)

Anna Pashka, Toronto (Tape R-1241; Tape R-1242) describes her life as an Ukrainian immigrant in Saskatoon from 1911 and her extensive involvement in progressive and other community organizations. 115 minutes.

Joe Popochenko, Saskatoon (Tape R-1243) describes his life in the Ukraine, immigration to Canada, life in Saskatoon from 1925, homesteading in the Biggar district, community life and progressive organizations. 60 minutes.

Ann Sekundiak, Kamsack (Tape R-1027) describes her personal background, her family's involvement in the progressive movement in Kamsack and Pretty View areas, her schooling and farm life during the Depression. 45 minutes.

Joe Sekundiak, Kamsack (Tape R-1025) describes his arrival in Canada from the Ukraine, homesteading in Veregin, the influence of the progressive movement and ethnic origins of the population near Veregin. 60 minutes.

John Senchuk, Estevan (Tape R-1244)

Peter Spichka, Biggar (Tape R-1031) describes his experiences as a Ukrainian immigrant working on the CPR and farming in the Biggar district with mention of the influence of progressive organizations. 50 minutes.

William Stefiuk, Estevan (Tape R-1022) describes his personal background and life in the Ukraine, immigration to Canada, living and working conditions in Taylorton from 1926, the Estevan riot, effects of the Depression and the impact of Progressive organizations on the lives of farmers and miners. 55 minutes.

Katerina Tavanetz, Saskatoon (Tape R-975) describes her immigration to Canada, farming near Biggar, community life, progressive organizations and life in Saskatoon. 55 minutes.

Sam Tavanetz, Biggar (Tape R-1006) describes his life in the Ukraine, immigration to Canada, working in the Perdue and Biggar districts, his first farm near Biggar, living conditions and the effects of the Depression. 60 minutes.

Wasyl Woloshyn, Spalding (Tape R-1032) describes his life as an Ukrainian immigrant working on the railroad and farming near Choiceland and Spalding with mention of his involvement in progressive organizations. 50 minutes.

William Zabalsky/Zabalski, Wolseley (Tape R-1018; Tape R-1019) describes his life in the Ukraine, service in the Austro-Hungarian army, his life in France, immigration to Canada and involvement in progressive organizations. 75 minutes.

Sound recordings of interviews with 19 women done to document the changes in rural women's living and working conditions and changing patterns of socialization within the community and family over three generations. Interviews were conducted by Olga Allen, Endl Crane and Jocelyn Jeancart. Agreements, summaries and visitation reports are included in the Audio Transcript files.

Interviewees are as follows (alphabetical by surname):

Bertha Irene Archibald, Prince Albert (Tape R-9204) Interviewer: Olga Allen. 1983.

Joyce Bader, Mayview (Tape R-9205) Interviewer: Endl Crane. 1983.

Selma Bader, Mayview (Tape R-9206) Interviewer: Endl Crane. 1983.

Marion Bergren, Shellbrook (Tape R-9207; Tape R-9208) Interviewer: Endl Crane. 1983.

Myrna Burgess, Mayview (Tape R-9209) Interviewer: Endl Crane. 1983.

Dorothy M. Castle, Spruce Home (Tape R-9210; Tape R-9211) Interviewer: Olga Allen. 1983.

Lynda Fehr, Mayview (Tape R-9212) Interviewer: Endl Crane. 1983.

Judith Graham, Mayview (Tape R-9213) Interviewer: Endl Crane. 1983.

Marie Anne Herzog, Mayview (Tape R-9214) Interviewer: Endl Crane. 1983.

Marie Ella Herzog, Mayview (Tape R-9215) Interviewer: Endl Crane. 1983.

Kathleen Herzog, Mayview (Tape R-9216) Interviewer: Endl Crane. 1983.

Irene Johns, Henribourg (Tape R-9217; Tape R-9218)

Patricia Belle Johns, Henribourg (Tape R-9219) Interviewer: Olga Allen. 1983.

Helen Moore, Prince Albert (Tape R-9220) Interviewer: Olga Allen. 1983.

Margaret Anne Morgan, Prince Albert (Tape R-9221) Interviewer: Olga Allen. 1983.

Frances Mary Nolan, Paddockwood (Tape R-9222) Interviewer: Jocelyn Jeancart. 1983.

Violet O'Reel, Shellbrook (Tape R-9223) Interviewer: Endl Crane. 1983.

Judy D. Prokopie, Meath Park (Tape R-9224; Tape R-9225) Interviewer: Olga Allen. 1983.

Elsie Mary Swaby, Prince Albert (Tape R-9226; Tape R-9227) Interviewer: Olga Allen. 1984.

The State Hospital and Medical League was organized during the 1930s by a group of volunteers in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. They were concerned that many people in the province were not receiving proper medical attention and felt that such care should be provided by the state. The interviews conducted for this project were with people who in some way were associated with the early beginnings of the league.

This oral history project was part of the Towards a New Past Programme of the Saskatchewan Department of Culture and Youth. The interviews were conducted by Caroline Sergeant.

Interviewees are as follows:

John Anderson, Prince Albert (Tape R-911)
Mrs. Pearl Buchanan, Prince Albert (Tape R-886)
Mary Elizabeth Dent, Prince Albert (Tape R-886)
Henry R. Jacobs, Prince Albert (Tape R-912)
Katherine Snider, Prince Albert (Tape R-913)
Gloria S. Shade, St. Albert, Alberta (Tape R-914; Tape R-915)
Joseph A. Thain, Saskatoon (Tape R-998)
Mrs. McIsaac, Prince Albert (Tape R-916)