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Thesis entitled M.J. Coldwell and C.C.F. Foreign Policy, 1932-50, submitted by Agnes Jean Groome to the Faculty of Graduate Studies, History Department, University of Saskatchewan, Regina, for the degree of Master of Arts. 1967.

Thesis entitled The Public Career of Charles Avery Dunning in Saskatchewan, submitted by J. William Brennan to the Faculty of Graduate Studies, History Department, University of Saskatchewan, Regina for the degree of Master of Arts. 1968.

Research papers written by students in an Honours History class at the University of Regina, Regina, Saskatchewan.

Brian Banks: CCF Government and Economic Planning in Natural Resources and Industrial Development, 1944-1946. 1977. (72 p.)

Patrick Brennan: Unemployment and Public Works Relief: the Regina Experience, 1929-1932. 1978. (82 p.)

Rodney Laporte: Legacy of Boosterism: Swift Current and the First World War. 1979.

Evelyn Legare: The Red River Rebellion: Culmination of Over 100 Years of Violence in the West. 1978. (70 p.)

Donald Richan: Social Structure and Social Change in Regina during World War I. 1977. (67 p.)

Rudolf F. Singer: The Saskatchewan Royal Commission on Immigration and Settlement, 1930. 1977. (71 p.)

Judith Totten: Saskatchewan, 1930-1939: Preparation for State Medicine. 1975. (70 p.)

Joyce Way: Negotiations between the Government of Saskatchewan and the College of Physicians and Surgeons during the Medicare Dispute, 1962. 1983. (61 p.)

Sound recordings of an interview with Henry Harold Peter Baker (1915-2004) of Regina, Saskatchewan, regarding his life and work as the Mayor of Regina and as a Co-operative Commonwealth Federation(CCF)/New Democratic Party (NDP) Member of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan. Interview was conducted by Dorothy Hayden.

Sound recording of an interview with politician John Taylor Douglas (1892-1976) regarding his role in organizing the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF) in Saskatchewan and the 1944 provincial general election in which he was elected the Member of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan (MLA) for the Rosetown constituency, a position he served in until 1960. Interview was conducted by Raymond Merle Sherdahl.

Sound recording of an interview with homemaker Margery Cass Williams (born 1898) regarding the history of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF). Interview conducted by Craig Oliver.

Sound recordings of an interview with Saskatchewan Premier D. Grant Devine conducted by Stephen Hume and William Thorsell on August 2, 1983 as part of a series on western premiers published by The Edmonton Journal on August 2, 1984. Saskatchewan's economy, role in Canada and plans for development are discussed. An edited transcript is included.

Interview with Thomas Milton Weatherald, a politician who served as a Liberal Member of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan for Cannington from 1964 to 1975. Weatherald discusses his political career and comments on his role as a member of the Government and the Opposition. Interview was conducted by Lars Apland. Agreement included.

Sound recordings of an interview with Warden Burgess (1899-1979) of Regina, Saskatchewan regarding his family's move from Ontario to Sintaluta, Saskatchewan; education; activities of E.A. Partridge; involvement in farm organizations; wheat marketing; his political career; and term as a Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF) Member of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan (MLA) for Qu'Appelle-Wolseley from 1944 to 1948. Interview was conducted by Trevor J.D. Powell.

Sound recordings of an interview with William Ferdinand Alphonse Turgeon, a politician, judge and diplomat, conducted by Alan R. Turner in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. Includes Turgeon's reminiscences of politics and government undertakings, his impressions of Haultain, Walter Scott, and other colleagues in government and the Saskatchewan Provincial Police, etc. Two copies of a 47 page typed transcript are included in the Audio Transcript file.

Interview with William (Bill) Gwynne Davies of Regina, Saskatchewan, an union executive and politician, regarding his life and work. Interview was conducted by Armand Roy.