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Records of Teenage Pregnancy and Parenting, Saskatoon, Inc., including information about the Teen Parent Volunteer Program. Records include minutes, correspondence, history, cookbook, incorporation documentation, briefs, membership and mailing lists, evaluative material regarding the Teen Parent Volunteer program, reference material, and other miscellaneous material.

Records include a video recording of a TAPPS workshop on March 18, 1988 (reference code VT S-515) and a TAPPS event in October 1987 (reference code VT S-516).

Records of Working for Women of Saskatoon (and its predecessor, Women Alone in Society) for the period 1980-2001. This organization offered services and programs that supported women's efforts to gain economic and personal independence, and advanced a better understanding of women's work: paid, underpaid, and unpaid. The records include: administrative records; financial records, 1980-1997; project files; program materials, evaluations, and class lists; Women to Women Training Program files; records of program worker Judith Cheesbrough; client case files, 1989-2001; video tapes; audio tapes; posters; human resources records, including personnel files; project operation files; research and development files; minutes; reports; records of Working for Women of Saskatoon Inc. Board, including minutes, correspondence, bylaws, needs assessments, board manuals, membership records; newsletters; brochures; contracts.

The Robert Glen Doucette fonds consists of correspondence, briefs, reports, minutes, clippings, publications, research materials, posters, videotapes and audio tapes, gathered and created from ca.1988 to 2001, relating to Doucette's personal life and to his active involvement in the Métis community in Saskatchewan and Canada. The fonds includes records relating to Métis aboriginal rights, the rights of Métis children, Métis rights in the Canadian constitution, the Métis Nation of Saskatchewan, Métis Women of Saskatchewan, the Métis National Council and Métis Nation of Canada, Gabriel Dumont Centre, MACSI, Metis Employment and Training Saskatchewan Inc. (METSI), and to the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations.

Records created and accumulated by Willis A. Richford (1905-2005) of Norquay, related to his work with the Hudson Bay Route Association and his advocacy for the development of the Port of Churchill. Includes correspondence, clippings, maps, photographs, scrapbooks, publications, reports, audio tapes, video tapes, a badge, a bumper sticker, and a 45 vinyl recording..

Records of Dr. Jim Pankiw, relating to his political career, Pankiw was a Reform MP for Saskatoon Humboldt (1997-2000), a Canadian Alliance MP for Saskatoon Humboldt 2000-2002, and sat as an independent MP from 2002-2004. He also ran for mayor in a civic election in Saskatoon in 2004, and made an unsuccessful bid as an independent candidate for Battlefords-Lloydminster in the federal election in January 2006. The records include videotapes, textual records (primary political pamphlets), photographs, and memorabilia.

Correspondence, manuscripts, published and unpublished writings, photographs, sound recordings, and moving images; documentary materials and publications relating to various interests of family members including Doukhobor history, environmental concerns, and the farm and peace movements. Includes the papers of James Fredrick Church Wright; his wife Diana, of rural Saskatoon; and their sons Dane Wright and George Gordon-Lennox.

Records of the National Farmers Union, including: office files; subject files - including Employment Practices of Farm Women, and Youth Seminar and Exchange; miscellaneous audiotapes; submissions to various government committees, tribunals and agencies related to the production and marketing of agricultural products. The National Farmers Union was established in 1969, after the dissolution of the Saskatchewan Farmers Union.

Records of Ramon John Hnatyshyn (1934-2002) in his role as Progressive Conservative Party Member of Parliament for the Saskatoon West Constituency. Includes constituency files, personal correspondence, M.P.'s correspondence, speeches, and John Diefenbaker memorabilia.

Records of the Unitarian Congregation of Saskatoon, incorporated in 1956 as the Unitarian Fellowship of Saskatoon. The name of the organization was changed to the Unitarian Congregation of Saskatoon after the annual general meeting in April, 1985. Records include: minutes of Board, Executive and Congregation; by-laws and policy; subject files; committee files; newsletters; photographs; scrapbooks; and audio/visual materials.

Records of the Saskatchewan School of Performing Arts, Inc, located at Saskatoon from its incorporation in 1985 to its closing in 1992. Programs in the performing arts were offered for 1986-1987. The school then closed temporarily and re-opened for classes in 1989-1991. The records include Board minutes and correspondence, and office/subject files related to the administration of the school, to programs, summer camps, workshops, summer programs, and to rental of the facilities to other groups.