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Informational: Hosts Heather McIntyre and Elaine Robart look at topics of interest from a woman's perspective. Featured are interviews with Joan Haviland of the Regina Coalition for Peace and Disarmament, discussing peace issues and how they affect women. Feature host Debbie Pinay looks at how the Indian Act affects both status and non-status Indians in Canada. Pinay interviews four women, about how they have been affected by the Indian Act in their marriages. McIntyre rewiews a concert by the musical group The Parachute Club.
History of Indian Administration in Canada, written by T.R.L. MacInnes of the federal Indian Affairs Branch at Ottawa, Ontario. A journal article reprinted from the Canadian Journal of Economics and Political Science (Vol. 12 No. 3, August 1946).
News: (1) University of Saskatchewan convocation ceremony, Convocation Hall (silent). (2) Owen Buss interviews Dr. Talmage Hunt on a program that gives artificial limbs to children in need. (3) Ed Kelly interviews an unidentified spokesman on legal services provided by legal clinics.(4) Wayne Rorke interviews Eilleen Barry on housing development in Battleford (colour). (5) Unidentified youths board an airplane at Saskatoon Airport, parents and relatives look on and wave (silent).(6) Ed Kelly interviews Kim Thorson on how the Saskatchewan government plans to develop and export Saskatchewan resources. (7) Shriner's Christmas party for children; children watch a magician and receive presents from Santa Claus (silent). (8) Clarence Trotchie on the government's role in northern forest development. (9) Art exhibition, Mendel Art Gallery; various paintings from the 16th to 20th centuries.
"The Indian policies of the United States and Canada" - U.S. soldiers killing Indians in their encampment and Canadaian trader displaying his wares to Indians in presence of Indian commissioner. From Canadian Illustrated News, July 22, 1876.
The Invader Responsible for the death of the Patriot Louis Riel. A compilation of correspondence and petitions of the Huron Tribe of Lorette who were organizing a convention to be held in Ottawa in 1944 for the purpose of reviving their rights and liberties, and assuring them their independence which they felt their race merited.
News: (1) Gordon MacMurchy on the Hall Commission report recommendations, and on the creation of Saskmedia. (2) Elwood Hart on the construction of the Agriplex. (3) City council session; general discussion on unidentified matters. (4) Mr. Zeidler on business and industrial prospects for Saskatoon. (5) Unidentified Saskatoon Public Library representative on events held at the library to commemorate "Young Canada Book Week". (6) Ken Norman on native consultation with northern development. (7) Kim Thorson on increases in oil and power rates. (8) Bert Wellman on developing new residential areas in Saskatoon. (9) William Godsalve on meeting the civic budget expenditures. (10) John (?) Somers on studies for resource development. (11) Mayor Bert Sears on street snow removal. (12) Downtown Christmas decorations being lifted into place (silent).
Item is a recording of news clips that concern the Olympic Games in Monteal, a fire in/near Watrous, relations between First Nations People and the government, Iona Campagnolo, Saskatchewan poultry pioneers, Roy Romanow, strikes and lockouts, Saskatoon City Council, and Walter Podiluk.
