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Reel consists of microfilmed issues for Sasktel News.

Collection consists of issues for publications by the Saskatchewan Securities and Exchange Commission.

Second edition of Saskatchewan Archives Reference Series No. 2. Prepared by D'Arcy Hande of the Saskatchewan Archives Board with assistance from Robert L. Pittendrigh of the Saskatchewan Genealogical Society. Published by the Saskatchewan Archives Board. The publication contains general information on genealogical research along with information on official sources available in and outside Saskatchewan.

Second edition of Saskatchewan Archives Reference Series No. 3. Published by the Saskatchewan Archives Board, the booklet was intended to assist people in Saskatchewan involved in preparing community histories.

Report submitted by Dr. Howard R. Nixon, Executive Director of the Provincial Youth Agency, to the Honourable D.G. Steuart, Minister of Public Health and C.P. MacDonald, MLA, and Legislative Secretary to the Minister of Public Health. The report relates to a review of governmental services, municipal services and community agency services completed by the Provincial Youth Agency.

Programme for the Rededication Ceremony for the Territorial Administration Building in Regina, Saskatchewan on August 24, 1979. Issued by Saskatchewan Culture and Youth, the programme includes brief information on the North-West Territorial Government, the Territorial Government Site and Territorial Administration Building.

Bilingual invitation to and programme for the official plaque unveiling to commemorate Edgar Dewdney and The Seat of the Territorial Government on September 15, 1979 in Regina, Saskatchewan. Issued by Parks Canada.

Full title: The Report of the Ad Hoc Panel Convened by the National Research Council of Canada to Review the Spill of Polychlorinated Biphenyls at the Federated Pioneer Ltd. Site in Regina, Saskatchewan. A summary of the review panel's examination, held in Ottawa, Ontario on January 30, 1980.

Volumes 2 and 3 of the Journal of the Canadian Conservation Institute, National Museums of Canada, Ottawa.

Authored by Pete and Mabel Marshall, a compilation of profiles of the individuals, geographic regions and landmarks that have parks and recreational facilities names in their honour in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Published by the Parks and Recreation Department, City of Saskatoon. Printed by Modern Press, Saskatoon.

Invitation and programme for the naming ceremony of the Wellbelove Building, held on June 1, 1981 in Kindersley, Saskatchewan. Programme includes a brief biographical sketch of John Wellbelove, for whom the building is named.