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Thesis entitled, A Political History of Saskatchewan, 1905-1929, submitted by James William Brennan for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, University of Alberta.

Publication written by Colin Thatcher and published by Western Producer Prairie Books, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. The publication relates to Thatcher's political life as a Liberal and Progressive Conservative MLA in Saskatchewan and cabinet minister in the Grant Devine administration and the events leading to his resignation from cabinet in 1983.

Cabinet Government: Managerial Perspectives, a paper prepared for the Candaian Studies Program, Western Social Science Association's 24th annual conference held April 22-24, 1982 in Denver, Colorado. Paper was prepared by J.E. Sinclair and D.F. Stevens, and presented by J.D. Patriquin.

No. 11: Leaflet entitled Kindersley Dam: Hon. W.R. Motherwell "Deals the Cards". ca. 1917. 3 p.

No. 12: Booklet entitled The Liquor Traffic and the Saskatchewan Government. [1917 or after]. 16 p.

No. 13: Leaflet entitled Spoken With Authority! ca. 1917. 1 p.

No. 14: Campaign leaflet for Cecil Mears, Progressive Conservative candidate in Regina City in the August 10, 1953 federal general election. Authorized by the Regina Progressive Conservative Association. 4 p.

No. 15: Campaign leaflets issued by the Saskatoon Progressive Conservative Association for the June 8, 1960 and 1964 provincial general elections.

No. 16: Leaflet entitled The Policy of the Saskatchewan Progressive Conservative Party, issued by the Saskatchewan Progressive Conservative Party. 1944. 8 p.

No. 17: Campaign card for Ken More, Progressive Conservative candidate in the June 10, 1957 federal general election. Authorized by the Regina Conservative Association.

No. 18: Campaign card for Donald MacPherson, candidate in Regina West in the April 22, 1964 provincial general election. Authorized by the Regina-West Progressive Conservative Association.

No. 19: Campaign leaflet for Martin Pederson, candidate in the June 8, 1960 provincial general election. Authorized by the Saskatchewan Progressive Conservative Association.

No. 20: Booklet entitled Something of the Achievements of the Anderson Government, by H.K. Warren of Weyburn, Saskatchewan. Printed by McInnis Brothers, Limited, Regina. Warren was the Conservative MLA for Bengough. 1934. 95 p.

No. 1: Booklets containing financial statements and agendas for the annual CCF (Saskatchewan Section) provincial conventions from 1948 to 1960 (not including 1949 and 1951). Booklets containing financial statements and agendas for the annual conventions of the CCF (Saskatchewan Section) of the New Democratic Party from 1961 to 1965.

No. 2: Text of speeches delivered by T.C. Douglas and broadcast on CKRM Radio on April 15, 1952 and April 29, 1952. Speeches entitled Mission Accomplished (6 p) and A Program for Progress (8 p.).

No. 3: Booklet entitled Review of CCF Legislation, June, 1949 Reprinted from The Commonwealth. Issued by CCF (Saskatchewan Section). The booklet outlines CCF legislation relating to various government departments and crown corporations (Attorney General, Agriculture, Labor, Public Health, etc.).

No. 4: Pamphlet in Ukrainian language entitled The Canadian Hierarchy speaks out on social reconstruction, issued by the Catholic Church Extension Society of Canada, Kingston, Ontario. October 1943.

No. 5: Constitution of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (Saskatchewan Section) dated 1941-42; July, 1957; and August, 1959. Constitution of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (Saskatchewan Section) of the New Democratic Party dated December, 1961; July, 1962; September, 1964; and December, 1966.

No. 6: Undated leaflet entitled The CCF and Education in Saskatchewan. 4 p.

No. 7: Undated leaftlet entitled The CCF and Social Ownership. Issued by the CCF, Saskatchewan Section. 4 p. [photographic negative available].

No. 8: Undated leaflet entitled The CCF and Social Services, issued by the CCF, Saskatchewan Section. 4 p.

No. 9: Undated leaflet entitled CCF Policy for Victory and Peace, reprinted from Saskatchewan Commonwealth and issued by the CCF, Saskatchewan Section. 1 p. 194?

No. 10: Booklet entitled CCF Program for Saskatchewan. [1943 or after]. 12 p. Issued by the CCF, Saskatchewan Section. (Original and photocopy).

No. 246: Small banner reading Don't Penalize The Sick...Oppose Deterrent Fees! Date and creator unknown.

No. 247: Small banner reading Welcome To The New Saskatchewan Taxes-Taxes-Taxes. Date and creator unknown.

No. 248: Booklet entitled Farm Power in Politics. 1956. Issued by the CCF Provincial Office, Regina.

No. 249: Appeal for contributions to the building fund for the CCF Provincial Office in Regina, Saskatchewan. 1959.

No. 250: Booklet entitled Taxes Aren't Squeezing the Farmer!. Issued by the CCF (Sask. Section). 14 p. ca. 1954.

No. 251: Campaign card for Louis H. (Scoop) Lewry, CCF candidate in Moose Jaw-Lake Centre in the federal general election. 1957 or 1958. Published by the CCF, Saskatchewan Section, Regina.

No. 252: Article entitled Political Duplicity...The Enemy of Democracy: An Internationally Known Journalist Looks at the Case of Hazen Argue, by John A. Stevenson. Issued by the Sask. CCF Section of the New Democratic Party. 4 p.

No. 253: Campaign leaflet relating to the activities of John Diefenbaker issued by the Saskatchewan CCF. [1957 or after].

No. 254: Campaign leaflet issued by the Saskatchewan CCF for the June 10, 1957 federal general election.

No. 255: Campaign leaflet for L.H. (Scoop) Lewry, the New Democratic Party candidate for Morse in the October 11, 1967 provincial general election. Issued by the Saskatchewan CCF.

No. 256: Campaign leaflet entitled Let's Go Forward, issued by the Saskatchewan CCF, Regina, for the March 31, 1958 federal general election.

No. 257: Leaflet entitled Will Your Life Insurance Be Safe with the C.C.F. in Power? consisting of speech by M.J. Coldwell broadcast March 23, 28, April 4. [1941 or after]. Issued by the CCF (Saskatchewan Section). 4 p.

No. 258: Campaign leaflet for Ed McCullough, the New Democratic Party candidate in Moose Mountain, for either the 1958 or 1962 federal general election. 7 p.

No. 259: Booklet reprinted from The Yorkton Enterprise, June 25, 1959, relating to speech made by C.M. Fines regarding the accomplishments of the CCF government in Saskatchewan from 1944 to 1959.

No. 260: Leaflet entitled What about Saskatchewan Oil?. Issued by the CCF, Saskatchewan Section. 1952. 4 p.

No. 261: Booklet entitled The Farmers' Share in Prosperity, issued by the CCF Central Office, Regina. ca. 1957. 8 p.

No. 262: Pamphlet relating to the Co-operative Commonwealth Fund that includes names of fund trustees and honorary patrons.

No. 263: Campaign pamphlet for John Stonehocker, CCF candidate for Athabasca in the April 22, 1964 provincial general election. Issued by the CCF (Saskatchewan Section) New Democratic Party.

No. 264: Pamphlet relating to the CCF Membership Renewal Campaign. ca. 1960. Includes a photograph of the CCF Provincial Office at 1630 Quebec Street in Regina, Saskatchewan.

No. 265: Booklet entitled The CCF Record in Saskatchewan, published by the CCF, Saskatchewan Section, January 1960. 8 p.

No. 266: Booklet entitled The Shape and Structure of the New Party, consisting of excerpts from an address by Joe Morris, president, Regional Council No. 1, International Woodworkers of America (AFL-CIO-CLC), to the New Party Conference at Calgary, Alberta on December 11, 1960. Published by the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (Sask. Section). 8 p.

No. 267: Campaign leaflet for M.J. Coldwell published by the C.C.F. (Sask. Section). [1949 or after].

No. 268: Booklet entitled The Juggler's Budget, consisting of Allan E. Blakeney, MLA and Opposition Financial Critic, speaking in the Budget Debate in the Legislative Assembly on Saskatchewan on February 28, 1966. Issued by the CCF (Sask. Section) New Democratic Party. 22 p.

No. 269: Booklet entitled Problems Ignored and Promises Broken, consisting of Woodrow S. Lloyd, Leader of the Opposition, speaking in debate on the address in reply to the 1967 throne speech in the Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly on February 7, 1967. Issued by the CCF (Sask. Section) New Democratic Party. 19 p.

No. 270: Booklet entitled The Backward Budget, consisting of speech by Allan E. Blakeney, Opposition Financial Critic, in the Budget debate in the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan on February 20, 1967. Issued by the CCF (Sask. Section) New Democratic Party. 16 p.

No. 271: Booklet entitled The Wrong Budget for Saskatchewan, consisting of speech by Allan E. Blakeney, Opposition Financial Critic, in the Budget Debate in the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan on February 22, 1965. Issued by the CCF (Sask. Section) New Democratic Party. 21 p.

No. 272: Booklet containing speech by Woodrow S. Lloyd, Leader of the Opposition, in the debate on the address in reply to the throne speech in the Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly on February 10, 1966. Issued by the CCF (Sask. Section) New Democratic Party. 19 p.

No. 273: Booklet entitled It's Time to Act!: A Brief to the Government of Saskatchewan on the Economic Crisis Facing the Province, submitted by New Democratic MLA's January 20, 1970. Issued by the Saskatchewan New Democratic Party. 9 p.

No. 274: Typewritten document entitled Outline of Educational Program for Saskatchewan CCF 1956-1957, issued by G.R. Bothwell, chairman of the Provincial CCF Education Committee. 2 p.

No. 275: Typewritten document entitled A Role For You in Government: An invitation to Social Pioneering: W.S. Lloyd. [1960s?]. 6 p.

No. 291: Published letter from Woodrow S. Lloyd to the University Student regarding the CCF's program on education and youth. ca. 1966. 1 p. Issued by the Saskatchewan CCF.

No. 292: Blue and white folder entitled CCF Canvass Kit Fall 1963 containing pamphlets and reminders. Includes information on the Fighting Dollars Fund; and a pamphlet entitled Saskatchewan Highways: The Story of Dust-Free Surfacing issued by C.G. Willis, Minister of Highways and Transportation.

No. 293: Co-operative Commonwealth Federation New Democratic Party Organization Manual. 1966. 33 p.

No. 294: Annual Reports of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (Saskatchewan Section) of the New Democratic Party 31st and 32nd Annual Conventions in 1966 and 1967.

No. 295: Booklet entitled Let's Share Prosperity. [1955 or after]. 8 p.

No. 296: Card outlining the accomplishments of the CCF Government. Printed by Service Printers, Regina.

No. 297: Yellow card for financial contributions to the 500 Club issued by the CCF, Sask. Section.

No. 298: Application card for CCF membership for year ending May 31, 1947 issued by the C.C.F., Saskatchewan Section.

No. 299: Card outlining CCF Program for Indian-Metis citizens issued by the Sasktchewan CCF.

No. 300: Booklet entitled Facts About Saskatchewan Growth 1960, issued by the CCF (Saskatchewan Section). 32 p. (Includes typewritten draft and published versions).

No. 301: Orange card outlining the CCF program. Issued by the CCF Saskatchewan Section of the New Democratic Party. ca. 1967.

No. 302: Leaflet relating to Indian and Metis citizens published by the CCF Saskatchewan. 1967. 1 p.

No. 303: Campaign card for J. Walter Erb, CCF candidate for Milestone in the 1960 provincial general election. Issued by the Saskatchewan CCF.

No. 304: Campaign card for Martin Semchuk, CCF candidate for Meadow Lake in the 1964 provincial general election. Issued by the Saskatchewan CCF.

No. 305: Typewritten document by C.M. Fines entitled Cost Estimates of So-Called Liberal and Conservative Platforms. ca. 1960. 13 p.

No. 306: Typewritten document entitled Senior Canvassers' Itinerary. Date and creator unknown. 1 p.

No. 307: Mimeographed document outlining the initiatives of the Saskatchewan CCF Government. ca. 1963. Creator unknown.

No. 308: Voting instructions for those students who are not residents of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan but who are Canadian citizens and residents of Saskatchewan for the October 11, 1967 provincial general election. Issued by the Saskatchewan CCF. 1 p.

No. 309: Campaign leaflet for Henry H.P. Baker, the CCF candidate in Regina South-East in the October 11, 1967 provincial general election. Issued by Regina South-East CCF. 4 p.

No. 310: Campaign leaflet for Walter Smishek, CCF candidate in Regina North-East in the October 11, 1967 provincial general election. Issued by Regina Metro CCF. 4 p.

No. 311: Campaign pamphlet for David Loewen, CCF candidate for Elrose in the 1967 provincial general election. Issued by the Elrose Constituency CCF. Includes map and list of 34 polls in Elrose constituency.

No. 312: Campaign pamphlet for John Messer, CCF candidate for Kelsey in the 1967 provincial general election. Issued by the Kelsey CCF Constituency.

No. 313: Campaign document issued by candidate Jack Kehoe and issued by Regina South CCF in the 1967 provincial general election. (2 copies).

No. 314: Campaign card for Allan Blakeney, candidate in Regina Centre in the October 11, 1967 provincial general election. Issued by the Regina Centre CCF.

No. 315: Campaign leaflet for Walter Smishek, CCF candidate in Regina North East in the October 11, 1967 provincial general election. Issued by the Regina North East CCF.

No. 316: September 30, 1967 issue of South West News, published by Regina Southwest CCF. Issue features Murray Koskie, candidate in the 1967 provincial general election.

No. 317: Campaign leaflet for Russ Brown, CCF candidate for Last Mountain in the 1956 provincial general election. Issued by the Last Mountain CCF Organization. 4 p.

No. 318: Campaign leaflet for Jim Hubbs, CCF candidate for Milestone in the April 22, 1964 provincial general election. Issued by the Milestone C.C.F. Committee. 4 p.

No. 319: Calendar issued for Bill Berezowsky, CCF candidate for Cumberland in the 1964 provincial general election. Issued by the Cumberland Constituency CCF-New Democratic Party. Calendar for months of April, May and June only.

No. 320: May 1935 issue of C.C.F. Research Review, the monthly publication of Saskatchewan C.C.F. Research Bureau. 20 p.

No. 351: Booklet entitled The Saskatchewan Story, consisting of articles that appeared in The Powell River News and other Canadian weekly newspapers and were written by editor Reg Jones during his tour of Saskatchewan in April, 1949 to investigate socialism in Saskatchewan. Printed and published by The Powell River News, British Columbia, May, 1949. 31 p.

No. 352: Campaign card issued by the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (Sask. Section).

No. 353: Published letter dated March, 1964 from Premier Woodrow S. Lloyd, Co-operative Commonwealth Federation Political Leader, to friends and supporters requesting financial contributions for the 1964 provincial general election.