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This series consists of records created, accumulated and used by Lingenfelter as Minister of Economic Diversification and Trade. Also included is a small volume of records created by Lingenfelter after June 1, 1992, when the department was reorganized into the Department of Economic Development. Records created, accumulated and used by Lingenfelter as Minister Responsible for Saskatchewan Economic Development Corporation (SEDCO) and Saskatchewan Power Corporation (SPC) are also included.

The records were accumulated between November 1991 to December 1992.

This series consists of 16 sub-series: Minister's Office; Cabinet; Executive Administration; Internal Operations; Diversification and Investment Division; International Division; Policy and Research Division; Science and Technology Division; Small Business and Co-operatives Division; Tourism Division; Associations/ Organizations/ Companies; Federal/Provincial Relations; International Relations; Saskatchewan Economic Development Corporation; Saskatchewan Power Corporation; Government Departments/Agencies.

Political records in this series have been separated out and described as a distinct series (F194-13).

This series consists of Lingenfelter's chronological correspondence files. The 1999 sub-series contains several months of the chronological correspondence of Eric Upshall, Lingenfelter's predecessor as Minister of Agriculture and Food.

This series consists of 6 sub-series: January, 1993-March 31, 1994; 1994-1995 Fiscal Year; 1995-1996 Fiscal Year; 1998-1999 Fiscal Year; 1999 (Eric Upshall); April, 1999-July, 2000.

This series consists of speeches Lingenfelter gave at events mainly in Saskatchewan from 1992 to 2000. He typically spoke at official openings, conventions, conferences and meetings, luncheons, banquets, awards ceremonies and graduations. Each file typically contains a transcript, background information and arrangement details.

This series consists of 9 sub-series: 1992 Speeches; 1993 Speeches; 1994 Speeches; 1995 Speeches; 1996 Speeches; 1997 Speeches; 1998 Speeches; 1999 Speeches; 2000 Speeches.

This series consists of records relating to individuals Lingenfelter employed as ministerial assistants, special advisors and secretaries in his ministerial offices from 1991 to 2000. The files typically contain correspondence, letters of agreement and resignation, leave and attendance records, expense claims and reports, resumes, requests for reimbursement and documentation relating to corporate credit cards, security passes, etc.

This series consists of records created, accumulated and used by Lingenfelter as a New Democratic Party member, caucus member, and House Leader.

The records in this series were separated out from other series (F194-1, F194-2, F194-3, F194-4, F194-5, F194-7, F194-9) by the archivist and described as a distinct series.

This series consists of one file relating to a barbecue on June 18, 1997 sponsored by Lingenfelter, MLA and the Regina Elphinstone New Democrats. Included in the file are an invitation and a Regina Elphinstone New Democrats membership list.

This series consists of Lingenfelter's personal records. Included are Louise Simard's resume, thank you cards and letters, birthday and Christmas cards, invitations, postcards, biographical material, copies of letters of condolence and Saskatchewan Air Show Board of Directors material.

This series consists of chronological correspondence files created by Darrel Cunningham and Eldon Lautermilch as Minister Responsible for Saskatchewan Water Corporation.

This series consists of records created, accumulated and used by John Penner, Ned Shillington and Ed Tchorzewski as Associate Minister of Finance and Minister of Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan.

This series consists of 3 sub-series: Session; Finance; Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan.

This series consists of records created, accumulated and used by Janice MacKinnon, Ned Shillington and Ed Tchorzewski as Minister of Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan.

This series consists of 2 sub-series: Janice MacKinnon; Ned Shillington/ Ed Tchorzewski.