An Indian (or Metis) traders camp on the prairie. Men smoking pipes in a circle, Red River carts and tents in background.

Métis school at Duck Lake -- exterior view, and classrom [Dorval Government Aided School].

Article on the Lacerte Co-operative Farm near Willow Bunch, Saskatchewan from the Leader-Post, Regina, October 3, 1951.

Article on the Matador Co-operative Farm from the Leader-Post, Regina, November 21, 1956.

Bibliography containing references to sources of genealogical information on the Métis people and a directory of institutions in Canada, the United States and Europe relating to Métis genealogy. Compiled by Marie-Louise Perron of the Saskatchewan Archives Board.

Bilingual publication issued by La Société historique de Saint-Boniface relating to joint project of St. Boniface University College and the St. Boniface Historical Society. Includes timeline of events from 1760 to 1885; genealogy of Louis Riel; and information relating to Louis Riel's imprisonment and hanging.

Publication entitled, Batoche (1870-1910), written by Diane Payment. Part of the Collection Soleil series of books published by Les Editions du Blé.

February/March 1988 issue of North Central News, a newspaper published by a committee of the North Central Community Society, Inc. in Regina, Saskatchewan. North Central News was delivered free of charge to businesses and households in North Central Regina.

January 1998 issue of Life in North Central Regina, a monthly newsletter published by the Indian Metis Christian Fellowship and the North Central Community Society.

News compilation: Footage of the opening ceremonies of the new Métis Society of Saskatoon (Local No. 11) building (silent).

"Half-breed insurgents on picket duty." Stylized image of NWMP constable. Engraving from Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, 11 April 1885.