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"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.
News: (1) George Taylor, Derrick Carroll and Glen Penner, in a city council meeting, discuss the proposed construction of a pedestrian walkway. (2) Mr. Nutting,in a council meeting, about mineral rights within city boundaries. (3) Walter Podiluk on a Dept. of Education review and increasing education costs. (4) Don Sommers on a proposed airline tax. (5) Boris Kischuk about an unidentified topic. (6) Ernie Assalay about a home owner's warranty protection plan. (7) Shots of a residential house (silent). (8) Chief Basil about the policies of the Dept. of Indian Affairs.
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.
Item is an image showing First Nations chiefs being presented to the Governor General of Canada (Lord Aberdeen) at the Canadian Territorial Exhibition held in Regina.
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.
Drafted by Wiseman, Del. & Sc., item is a map of the northwest showing old and new routes of the Canadian Pacific Railway, telegraph lines, Indian reserves, and text on Indian districts and Métis settlements. Item also includes a table of distances.
CCF Program for Indian-Métis Citizens. A summary of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation's platform pertaining to government funding for and relations with Indigenous and Métis residents of Saskatchewan, as well as its platform for relations with the federal government with respect to the same. Authorized by the Saskatchewan CCF.
