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Sound recordings of oral history interviews with politicians and party workers from the New Democratic Party (NDP) and Progressive Conservative Party (PC) relating to the strategies used in the April 26, 1982 and October 20, 1986 provincial general elections. The project was conducted as an exercise for a Journalism class at the University of Regina organized by assistant professor Jill Spelliscy. Interviewers were Trent Bancarz; Richard Blitz; Michael Drapack; David Eggleston; William Gibson; Barton Johnson; and Mark Torjusen.

Interviewees are as follows:

Graham George Baker, Regina (Tape R-12788) Interviewer: Michael Drapack. 50 minutes.

Thomas (Tom) James Brook, Regina (Tape R-12789) Interviewer: Richard Blitz. 60 minutes.

Barbara Byers, Regina (Tape R-12790) Interviewer: David Eggleston. 45 minutes.

Elwood L. Cowley, Saskatoon (Tape R-12791; Tape R-12792) Interviewer: Barton Johnson. 110 minutes.

Ellis George Hill, Briercrest (Tape R-12793) Interviewer: Trent Bancarz. 50 minutes.

Evan Grant Kosior, Regina (Tape R-12794)

Dianne Martin, Regina (Tape R-12795) Interviewer: David Bennett Eggleston. 20 minutes.

John Sven Sandberg, Saskatoon (Tape R-12796) Interviewer: Richard E. Blitz. 1991. 55 minutes.

Garry Allan Simons, Regina (Tape R-12797) Interviewer: Michael Drapack. 45 minutes.

Walter E. Smishek, Regina (Tape R-12798) Interviewer: Michael J. Drapack. 1991. 45 minutes.

David George Tkachuk, Saskatoon (Tape R-12799) Interviewer: William Gibson. 1991. 50 minutes.

Clinton O. White, Regina (Tape R-12800) Interviewer: Mark G. Torjusen. 1991. 50 minutes.

Ned Shillington, Dr. Clint White of the New Democratic Party and candidates from other parties at a rally. Election of 1979.

News: (1) Reporter Ken Lawrence on the federal budget. Ray Hnatyshyn on budget. Otto Lang on budget. Unknown liberal MP on budget (Cliff McIsaac?). (2) Footage from Mexabition agricultural show. (3 to 6) Dr. McClure on church structural designs and trade. (7) St. Thomas Wesley Church interiors and exteriors. (8 & 9) Mr. Petrishen on firearm safety. (10) Mr. Burns on fire protection in North Battleford. (11 & 12) Allan Blakeney on the NDP party and uranium industry.

NEWS: (1) Otto Lang talks about the need for government to police industry. (2) Silent footage of a (M.A.C.) mining organization meeting. (3) Silent footage of a New Democratic Party meeting. (4) Mr. Heagy is interviewed about personal information in income tax returns. (5) Silent footage of Roy Romanow press conference. (6) Stand up report on a New Democratic Party convention. (7) Jack Messer is interviewed about the New Democratic Party convention.

Records created, accumulated and used by William (Bill) George Knight in his role as provincial secretary of the New Democratic Party (NDP), as a member of the Saskatchewan and federal NDP, and while principal secretary to Saskatchewan Premier Allan E. Blakeney, 1979-1982. The collection includes photographs; sound recordings; maps and architectural drawings.

Included is a sound recording of Premier Allan Blakeney speaking to delegates to the 1974 Saskatchewan NDP convention. Blakeney answers questions relating to the raising of the minimum wage, construction of a noodle factory, possibilities of an election in 1975, and relations with the federal government (reference code Tape R-9787).

Records created, accumulated and used by Bill Knight as prinicipal secretary to federal New Democratic Party (NDP) leader, Ed Broadbent.

News: (1) George Bowerman on city council salaries. (2) Grand opening, City Savings and Trust Company; exteriors, interiors, Mayor Bert Sears cuts the ribbon; offices, employees at work (silent). (3) Thomas Gray on parent's involvement in schools. (4) Premier Allan Blakeney on the New Democratic Party convention. (5) Ed Kelly interviews Thora Wiggins on the N.D.P. convention, and on getting more women involved in the party. (6) Senator David Croll on underfunding of social security. (7) Mr. Belzburg on construction and subdivision work. (8) Mr. Hewitt on N.D.P. internal policies, speaking at the N.D.P. convention.

News: (1) Twenty-one gun salute in front of Centennial Auditorium, commemorating the kick-off of the United Way Campaign. (2) Mr. Hannam on international incidents on the high seas. (3) Owen Buss news item at the Saskatoon Court House, on the murder trial of Douglas Kuipers and Jake Quiring. (4) Douglas Kuipers and Jake Quiring being escorted by Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers into the Court House (silent). (5) Eiling Kramer on enforcing unsafe vehicle and seatbelt laws. (6) Owen Buss news item at the Court House, on the verdict in the Kuipers and Quiring trial. (7) Construction workers building a large, unspecified building (silent). (8) Mr. Hewitt on a program designed to promote public examination of the New Democratic Party. (9) Extendicare nursing home exterior (silent).(10) Rev. Taylor on a clergy workshop on accepting mortality. (11) Don Somers on increasing the number of flight corridors into Saskatoon Airport. (12) Mr. Scharfe on a reorganization of rural school programs at the elementary and secondary school level. (13) Lorne Byrnes of the Saskatchewan School Trustees Association on the government's choices for an educational system. (14) "Young Voyageurs"; youths gathered at Saskatoon Airport, presumably waiting to depart.

NDP convention in Saskatoon November 1972. National NDP leader David Lewis with Premiers David Barrett, Allan Blakeney and Ed Schreyer; Premier Allan Blakeney talking to Premier David Barrett.

N.D.P. Convention in Saskatoon, November 1972. Delegates sitting around the table discussing topics on the agenda.