Item component is an article by Thomas Flanagan that appears in volume 34, issue 2 of Saskatchewan History beginning on page 57.

(1) Report on geodesic sphere home being constructed at 2363 East Hill St. (2) Mr.[Smillie] speaks at Legion meeting about disrespect for Canadian institutions (3) Report on sevices for the blind on the U. of S. campus (4) Mayor Wright on an Olympic-sized swimming pool for Saskatoon (5) City council session; Don(?) McKercher ona city planning bylaw regarding an unspecified development. (6) Truckcollision aftermath, residential area (silent). (7) Roy Romanow on updating the Landlord/Tenant Act. (8) Don MacDonald on a United Nations peacekeeping force. (9) Ken Sawatsky on reducing costs for ambulance care service. (10) Harvey Mazinke on curling events in Regina and Saskatchewan. (11) Legion presentation, Hotel Bessborough ballroom(colour) (silent) (12) Mr. Hauge at the Legion night, on putting an end to apathy toward law enforcement. (13) Dr. Fred Gathercole on restructering of Saskatoon's education system. (14) Ed Kelly interviews Alderman Cliff Wright on consulting seniors on civic programs. (15) Hallowe'en; children in costumes acquire candy.

This fonds consists of records created; accumulated and used by E.M. Culliton as: Provincial Secretary and as Minister-without-Portfolio in the government of William John Patterson; chair and member of several committees and commissions of inquiry; participant in the Catholic Church; and lawyer practicing in Gravelbourg; Saskatchewan.

Also included are constituency records Culliton created, accumulated, and used as the Liberal Member of the Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly for Gravelbourg; and as a Liberal caucus member.

A small volume of records created between 1980 and 1984 by John Archer as Secretary of the Saskatchewan Government Insurance Building Sale Inquiry are included.

The types of records included are correspondence; reports; memorandum; transcripts; agendas and minutes; certificates; working papers; reference material; invitations; clippings; speeches; yearbooks; submissions and briefs; commission exhibits; legal opinions and precedent files; photographs; audio reels; videocassettes; map; printing plate; account books and financial statements.

This fonds is missing records Culliton created as minister-in-charge of the King's Printer and Bureau of Publications; as Chancellor of the University of Saskatchewan; and as Chief Justice of Saskatchewan.

No series have been identified in collection R-824.

Collection R-839 has been arranged into three series: Thatcher, Colin - Preliminary Hearing; SGI Building Sale Inquiry; Commission of Inquiry Concerning Activities of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (McDonald Commission).

Collection R-1445 has been arranged into seven series: Canadian Judicial Council Seminars; Culliton Commission - Review of Saskatchewan Power Corporation Rates and Public Participation in the Rate Setting Process; Culliton Inquiry into Conflict of Interest Guidelines - 1986; Miscellaneous; Order of Canada; Precedent Files; Saskatchewan Order of Merit. Collection R-1445 includes two videocassettes (assigned identifiers/ MI-13487 and MI-13488) that contain footage of a tribute to Senator Dave Steuart on November 10, 1990 at the Sheraton Centre in Regina, Saskatchewan. The tribute, with master of ceremonies Ralph Goodale, was filmed by Minds Eye Pictures, Regina.

Collection R-1516 has been arranged into eight series: General Files; Commissions and Panels of Inquiry; Legal Series; Constitution of Canada; Working Papers and Reference Reports; Canadian Judicial Council; Certificates of Recognition and Achievement; Programmes and Invitations; Photographs-Miscellaneous.

R-E2419 contains a thank you letter to E.M. Culliton from C.A. Dunning (Chairman, Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Limited).

Public, private and court records are contained in this fonds.

Group photo of delegates in attendance at a law enforcement conference held at the Saskatchewan Museum of Natural History. Delegates included staff from the Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources.

Promotional brochure for the Rotary Museum of Police and Corrections, located at Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.

Compilation of biographies and interviews of individuals employed in careers related to the criminal justice system in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. Compilation produced in the summer of 1980 by university students employed by a grant coordinated by the Summer Youth Employment Program and the Prairie Justice Research Consortium.

(1): Daniel Brown standing in a garden holding a pipe to his mouth with his left hand.
(2): Daniel Brown and an unidentified woman and man standing outside a residence.
(3): Head and shoulders portrait of Daniel Brown taken by Rossie, Regina. [1904 or after].
(4): Exterior view of Government House, Battleford. [copied 1992, originally created 1877].
(5): Portrait of Mrs. Joseph Royal [copied 1992, originally created ca. 1890].
(6): Exterior view of the residence of Thomas Brown, known as "Wascana Lodge", on Dewdney Avenue in Regina. Thomas Brown is standing with his son, Edgar Brown, while Mrs. Brown is standing on the veranda holding an umbrella, 1887.
(7): Members of the crew of the RCSCC Impregnable ferrying Lieutenant Governor F. W. Johnson to shore from Willow Island during the sunset ceremony on June 3, 1985. Photograph taken by Don Healy of the Leader-Post, Regina.
(8): Lieutenant Governor F. W. Johnson and his wife, Mrs. Johnson, standing in the drawing room at Government House on the occasion of the World Parliamentary Association Dinner in 1985.
(9): Group photographs of members of a band in Regina, Saskatchewan that played in Winnipeg, Manitoba in 1906 at the Exhibition. Image taken by Steele Co. Limited, Winnipeg and Calgary. Some of the band members are identified, as follows: George Watt; George Dempster; and Charles Williamson.
(10): Unidentified men, women and children gathered at the blessing (consecration) of the shrine at Lebret, Saskatchewan, July 1, 1919.
(11): Unidentified men, women and children seated on the grass in front of the church with the convent and shrine in the background in Lebret, Saskatchewan. [1926 or before].
(12): Group photograph of judges of the Supreme Court of the North-West Territories and other associated individuals as follows: Sheriff Benson; Judge Wetmore; Judge Macleod; Judge Richardson; Judge Rouleau; Judge McGuire; and registrar Mr. Watson, 1891.
(13): Group photograph of attendees at the First Biennial Meeting of the Governor-General of Canada and Lieutenant-Governors in Ottawa, Ontario, November 1973. Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan Stephen Worobetz is standing in the back row, first on the left. Image taken by John Evans Photography Ltd., Ottawa.

Group photographs of a graduating class of the Saskatchewan Police College, located at Regina. Images taken for the Saskatchewan Department of the Attorney-General.

Item is a recording of a portion of the CBC programs The World at 6 (6:00 pm news) and "As It Happens" from July 28, 1986.

Recording begins on B side by joining in progress The World at 6. News reports on this program concern: British Foreign Secretary Sir Geoffrey Howe's visit to the South African township of Soweto and his meeting with Zulu Chief Mangosuthu Buthelezi; car bombing in Lebanon that killed 32 (thirty-two) people; riots/strike by Hindus in New Delhi to protest recent Indian government action in the state of Punjab; sales of heavily subsidized US wheat to China and the USSR (Russia) and how this is perceived as a threat by Canadian and Australian farmers; an arrest of a father [Glenn Roach] in Ontario for killing his 27 month old daughter [Melissa Roach]; search for the killer of 11 year old Alison Parrott; search for 2-1/2 year old Lynn Marie Hellier near the community of Parksville on Vancouver Island; firing of the CN Rail conductor [Wayne Smith] involved in the head-on-collision with a passenger train near Hinton, Alberta that occurred on February 8, 1986; developments in the Sinclair Stevens Conflict of Interest Inquiry, with a focus on the testimony of Shirley Walker (aide to Stevens) and her diaries; attempts by the Nova Scotia government to attract the Linton Company to build a radar components factory in the province; the United States and the USSR preparations for an arms-reduction summit; rematches between chess champion Garry Kasparov and former champion Anatoly Karpov to raise money for Chernobyl nuclear accident victims; results of a general election in Thailand; efforts to have Canada play a larger role in Central America; shooting of grey seals by hunters in Newfoundland to publicize the effect seals have on fish stocks; efforts by the United States' Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to ban asbestos; the campaign for a new leader of the Social Credit Party of British Columbia; and comments by United States Attorney General Edwin Meese on American efforts in the war on drugs.

As It Happens, hosted by Alan Maitland and Susan Reisler, has the following segments: interview with Janet Jessup (whose daughter Christine Jessup was murdered two years earlier) about the feelings likely being experienced by the parents of murdered 11-year old Alison Parrott; interview with Dr. John Bradford (of the Royal Ottawa Hospital) on efforts to street proof children and how to deal with the criminals who target children; interview with Steven Bindman (of the Ottawa Citizen) on Sinclair Steven Inquiry testimony provided by Shirley Walker (special assistant to Sinclair Stevens while he was industry minister and worked for Stevens' York Centre Corp. for twenty years), in particularly on the testimony about entries in her diaries that appeared to indicate she was informing Mr. Stevens of business dealings that were supposed to be held in a blind trust while he was in elected office. Next is an interview with Wayne Smith, a railway conductor that was fired by CN after his freight train ran into a passenger train near Hinton, Alberta; discussion with Selig Harrison (Carnegie Endowment for International Peace) to discuss the implications for relations between the United States and the USSR (Russia) as a result of the proposed pull out of some Soviet troops from Afghanistan; interview with John Hughes, the first Canadian to participate in the BOC (British Oxygen Company) around-the-world solo yacht race; interview with Allan Billard (executive director of the Eastern Fishermen's Federation) who organized a publicity event to illustrate the effects that fisherman see grey seals have on fish stocks and to reinforce the need to reintroduce a cull of the seals; interview with Paul Ajas on how recent floods in Alberta revealed (primarily) flour gold in gravel beds as the floodwaters recede; and interview with E.K. Turner (President, Saskatchewan Wheat Pool) on the effects new American subsidies on wheat will have on Canadian grain sales to China and the USSR.