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Includes: minutes of the Executive Committee; minutes of deanery conferences and meetings; parish returns; parish vestry minutes, account books, service registers; photographs; and "History of Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Lang" by Darrel Hockley (10 p., see file VII.112A). The Canadian Church Railway Mission (Diocese of Qu'Appelle) (Box 4) contains reports on the work of the Church Railway mission in various Saskatchewan communities. See Occasional Paper No. 164, Spring 1938, page 26 for obituary for Mary Spring-Rice, wife of Gerald Spring-Rice. See Occasional Paper No. 189, Summer 1951, page 22 for notice regarding death of Mrs. Alice Court.

Item is an image showing a panoramic view of Canora looking south.

Views of Canora: Grand Trunk Pacific and Canora Hotels, cottage homes, mill, main street and demonstration of fire fighting equipment, building operations [construction]. (1) "Demonstration of High Pressure Fire Protection Plant, Canora, Sask.

Item is an image showing Doukhobor community buildings in Canora, Saskatchewan.

Item is an image showing a night scene in the Canora showing the lighting by the municipal electric light plant.

Item is an image showing eroded soil near Canora, Saskatchewan.

Document entitled Manual of Instructions for the Guidance of District Surveyors and Engineers and Local Inspectors..., issued by the North-West Territories Department of Public Works, 1902. 44 p.

Document entitled The Excavation of Sturgeon Fort [FN 1-1] by Norman F. Barka, with an historical introduction by Ann Barka. 1962. 158 p.

Records relating to the James Garfield Gardiner family including family record book; genealogical charts; biographical information; photographs; and clippings.

Scrapbook compiled by Regis Yaworski relating to Canora, Saskatchewan including photographs, clippings, programmes for entertainment, prize lists for flower and vegetable shows, 1913-1960.

11th Annual Report of the Canada Bureau of Statistics, Vital Statistics Section, for 1931. 428 p.

This collection consists of original and microfilmed issues for Kamsack Times from 1908 to 1929, and 1931 to 2009.