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This collection consists of the personal and professional records of George Taylor and Tillie Taylor of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. The collection includes personal correspondence; family records, including degrees, honours, photographs, birth certificates, passports, etc.; correspondence and subject files.

The collection includes records relating to George Taylor's professional and political career as a labour lawyer; alderman in Saskatoon; member of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF) and New Democratic Party (NDP); and volunteer in the Spanish Civil War.

The collection includes records relating to Tillie Taylor's career as a provincial magistrate, judge for the Provincial Court of Saskatchewan and founder of the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission, as well as records related to the Saskatchewan Legal Aid Committee, Canadian Council on Social Development, John Howard Society, and the Elizabeth Fry Society. The collection includes her poems and novels and records relating to her unpublished manuscript on Dolly Sharzer.

Issues of The SAGA, a newsletter published by the University of Saskatchewan Agricultural Graduates Association.

Man studying at desk with image of Charles Cameron superimposed. "Spiritsarinus".

Promotional Documentary: This video describes the disease multiple sclerosis (MS) and the population it affects. It also deals with the research conducted by the Cameco MS Neuroscience Research Center located in Saskatoon City Hospital and it's close relationship with the rehabilitation center located in the same hospital.

This production was sponsored by a consortium of the MS Society of Canada - Saskatchewan Division, Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation, Saskatoon City District Health, University of Saskatchewan - College of Medicine and University of Saskatchewan - College of Dentistry.

From the Eric Cline fonds (BF 20).

Exterior views of the College of Veterinary Medicine.

View of a field of canola at farm at University.

View of two men analysing milk samples in dairy barn at University.

(1) F. H. Auld, Chancellor of University of Saskatchewan, bestowing honorary degree on Dr. F.D. Mott.
(2) Showing platform with Chancellor F. H. Auld, President W. P. Thompson and assorted academic dignitaries.

Files created by D.G. Steuart chiefly while Minister of Public Health.Records created by Allan Blakeney as Minister of Public Health (1962-1964) are included .

E.K. Turner, in his Chancellor's vestments, with Grace Melanshenko.