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This government series consists of original signed Orders-in-Council administered by the Executive Council of Saskatchewan. Related attachments, such as ministerial recommendations, schedules, maps and plans are included. The series consists of order-in-council numbers 1/05 to 1007/2007.

Orders-in-Council are directives issued by the Lieutenant Governor on the advice of Cabinet authorizing certain actions to be taken. They are used to implement a policy decision, implement an administrative decision that is beyond the sole authority of a minister or record a Cabinet decision by providing a document for public use. Each order is initially recommended by the minister responsible for a particular act, department, agency, board or commission. It is then approved by the president of the Executive Council, being either the premier or deputy premier, and ordered by the Lieutenant Governor. Orders-in-council are numbered consecutively for each year. The number of the order appears first, followed by the year the order was issued. For example, 1/67 was the first order issued in 1967.

For orders-in-council dating from 1905 to 1939, consult collection R-273. For orders-in-council dating from 1940 to 1966, consult collection R-1130. For orders-in-council dating from 1967 to 1969, consult collection R-1332. For orders-in-council dating from 1970 to 2007, consult government series S 77.

Collection R-1247 includes indexes to orders-in-council from 1896-1952 and 1966 and indexes to orders-in-council from 1914 to 1944 (not inclusive) relating to government staff issues, such as resignations, retention of services, salary increases, leaves of absence, and retirements, etc. S 77 includes ledgers listing all orders-in-councils issued from 1905-1957, 1973-1975, 1977 and 1982 and some subject indexes.

No sub-series have been assigned to the records in this series.

This series consists of records created, accumulated and used mainly by the administrators of disestablished (defunct) school districts, school units and school divisions in southeastern Saskatchewan. The series includes records created by numerous rural, town and village school districts along with the following: Aspen Grove School Division No. 144; Broadview School Unit No. 18; Broadview School Division No. 18; Buffalo Plains School Division No. 21; Cupar School Unit No. 28; Cupar School Division No. 28; Gray Consolidated School District No. 1125; Gray School Division No. 101; Indian Head School Unit No. 19; Indian Head School Division No. 19; Qu'Appelle Valley School Division No. 139; Regina School Unit No. 21; Regina (East) School Unit No. 20; Regina (East) School Division No. 77; and Scenic Valley School Division No. 117.

The types of records included are correspondence; student marks and examination results; lists of school officials; pupil health record books; minutes of annual, Board of Trustees, Board of Education and local board meetings; daily attendance registers; financial records including financial statements, general ledgers, cash books, budget materials, invoices and receipts; records relating to capital building and renovation projects; photographs; maps; electronic records and plans.

The daily attendance registers typically contain the students' names and birthdates; names of school officials, including teachers; daily attendance and attendance summaries; free textbook account information; and the pupils' standing for promotion. The attendance registers are contained in box nos. 208 to 551.

No sub-series have been identified in this series.

This series consists of operational and administrative records created, accumulated and used by Radville Christian College (1945-1957) and its successor, Western Christian College (1957-2012). The series also consists of records related to the school's student government, its alumni association and women's service club. A small volume of records related to the summer and winter bible schools held at Radville, Ogema and Minton in the 1930s and 1940s is also included in the series. Additionally, a small volume of records created and accumulated by Lillian Torkelson, a long-time Radville/Western teacher, principal and alumni association chairperson, is included in the series.

The types of records included in the series are: yearbooks; school newsletters and newspapers; school histories; publications; newspaper clippings; student handbooks; programmes; invitations; school catalogues; constitutions and by-laws; correspondence of the school's presidents; event planning files; audio recordings of the school's choral groups and Lectureship keynote speakers; moving image records of graduations, athletic competitions and other school events; school records and class lists; student government meeting minutes; fabric preaching charts; a commemorative school stamp and coin; an oversize scrapbook; guest books; photographs of alumni events and those used for publicity; and digital photographic, textual, audio, video and multi-media records.

No sub-series assignment was applied to the records in this series.

This series consists of records created, accumulated and used by the board of directors of Radville Christian College, Western Christian College and Western Christian College and High School between 1945 and 2012. The series includes records of the board as well as its various sub-committees. The types of records included are: agendas and minutes; correspondence; briefing notes; memoranda; and policy documents. Also, a small volume of records created by the Western Christian College Society have been included in the series.

No sub-series assignment was applied to the records in this series.

This series consists of town administrative records created in the 1970's.

This series consists of town administrative records created, accumulated and used in 1990.

This series consists of town administrative records created, accumulated and used in 1995.

This series consists of town administrative records created, accumulated and used in 1996.

This series consists of various town administrative records created, accumulated and used in the 1990s.

This government series consists of records created, accumulated and used by the Cabinet Committee on Central and Regulatory Services during the tenure of the Devine Government in Saskatchewan. This committee oversaw the delivery of policies, programs, and services within government, such as finances, revenue, the Public Service Commission, etc. This committee also determined governmental priorities to increase the efficiency with which government services were delivered to the public. The records relate to meetings from August 3, 1983 to May 30, 1984.

The types of records contained in this series are Cabinet Documents CC-C 1 to CC-C 9.

The Cabinet Documents are arranged in numerical order.

No sub-series have been identified in this series.