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This collection consists of discrete archival architectural material (public) such as architectural drawings, presentation drawings, architectural plans, technical drawings, etc., that are in the permanent collection of the Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan. Architectural drawings found within fonds, series and collections are included within those descriptions.

Illustrated history of the John and Mary Shera branch of the larger Caleb and Mary (Molly) Shera (Laird) family, compiled by Wes Shera. The Shera family originated in Ireland and some members immigrated to Canada, including to the Edenwold, Saskatchewan district. Many family members currently (2020) reside in Regina.

2020 Heritage Book relating to the 39th Danish Canadian Conference, postponed to a later date due to the Covid-19 Pandemic, issued by the Federation of Danish Associations in Canada. The illustrated publication includes articles, biographies, photographs and advertisements. Includes an article written by Rolf B. Christensen on Otto Valdemar Andreasen, who built Humboldt Creamery, the first private dairy in Saskatchewan.

This collection consists of discrete archival textual records (private) existing as single items or components that are in the permanent collection of the Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan. Textual records found within fonds, series and collections are included within those descriptions.

This fonds consists of records created, accumulated and used by the Regina Lyric Light Opera Society (from 2009 known as Regina Lyric Musical Theatre) in its operations from 1977 to 2020 as a non-profit community musical theatre company in Regina, Saskatchewan. It includes records relating to productions of the company, and administrative records of its executive.

Records of the Regina Lyric Light Opera Society include: clippings; financial records; minutes; correspondence; newsletters; programmes; scrapbooks/photo albums; reports; scripts; bylaws; posters; handbills; photographs; and video recordings of performances.

Records of Regina Lyric Musical Theatre include: programmes; posters; newsletters; handbills; clippings; photographs; and audio and video recordings of performances.

The fonds also consists of records created, accumulated and used by the Regina Little Theatre Society from 1929 to 1977 in its operations as a non-profit community theatre company in Regina, Saskatchewan. Also included are records of the St. Matthew's Operatic Society and the Lyric Light Opera Society, forerunners to the Regina Lyric Light Opera Society. A small volume of records pertains to other theatrical organizations in Saskatchewan.

No series assignment has been applied to the records in this fonds.

This collection consists of discrete archival textual records (public) existing as single items or components that are in the permanent collection of the Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan. Textual records found within fonds and series are included within those descriptions.

View of buildings in Lashburn including Hotel Imperial; R. Ewens and Sons, Complete Outfitters; and Massey-Harris Farm Implements.

Copies of samples of completed pioneer questionnaires created by the Saskatchewan Archives Board. Questionnaire number 1 relates to pioneer diet; number 2 to pioneer experiences; number 3 to pioneer schools; number 4 to pioneer churches; number 5 to pioneer recreation and social life; number 6 to pioneer farming experiences; number 7 to pioneer folklore; number 8 to pioneer health; number 9 to pioneer housing; and number 10 to local government. Micro. R-2.168 consists of completed number 5 questionnaires only.

This fonds consists of records created, accumulated and used by Dennis Gruending, in his career as a writer and researcher, journalist, radio host and producer, television reporter, graduate student, federal political candidate and New Democratic Party Member of Parliament for the Saskatoon-Rosetown-Biggar constituency. Much of the material in the fonds relates to his work in Saskatchewan, as well as his graduate studies and career in Ottawa, Ontario.

Contents include research notes, general correspondence, transcripts, interview question sheets, sound recordings of interviews, photographs, manuscript drafts, speeches, radio broadcasts, editor and reviewer correspondence, video and audio footage of talks, interviews and appearances by Gruending on radio and television shows. Records principally relate to Gruending's books: Gringo: Poems and Journals from Latin America (Coteau Books, 1983); Emmett Hall: Establishment Radical (Macmillan of Canada, 1985 ed.); Promises to Keep: A Political Biography of Allan Blakeney (Western Producer Prairie Books, 1990); The Middle of Nowhere: Rediscovering Saskatchewan (Fifth House, 1996); Great Canadian Speeches (Fitzhenry and Whiteside, 2004); Truth to Power: The Journalism of a Benedictine Monk (Kingsley Publishing, 2010); Pulpit and Politics: Competing Religious Ideologies in Canadian Public Life (Kingsley, 2011); and Speeches that Changed Canada (Fitzhenry and Whiteside, 2018).

Also included is material related to Gruending's work with CBC radio and television, his freelance journalism in Saskatchewan, and a range of other research, writing and communications projects he has undertaken for various public officials and organizations.

The records described in 1992 consist of seven series: Emmett Hall: Establishment Radical; Promises to Keep: A Political Biography of Allan Blakeney; Speeches and Workshops; Organizations; Writing; Radio and Television Journalism; Miscellaneous. An Addendum series including CBC radio material, speeches and workshop material and poetry readings was added in 1993. Five further series were added in 2021: Graduate Studies; Political Activities; Additional Publications; Other Employment and Projects; and Photographs.

The sound recordings and photographs described in 2002 and 2003 relate to the earlier material in the fonds. A list and transcripts to interviews conducted for Promises to Keep has been added at File II.54.

A sound recording of an interview with a milk rancher in the Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan district conducted for the Saskatchewan Executive Council, Information Services Branch. Name of rancher and date are unknown.