Papers re his involvement in the Saskatchewan Farmers' Union and in negotiations re the Dene Nation in the Northwest Territories.

Cabinet documents, clippings, correspondence, budget material, reports and research files relating to Indian treaty land entitlement, native issues regarding hunting, fishing, and trapping, Lebret Metis Farm, and material relating to employment and career incentive programs. Records were created by Sidney Dutchak, Minister Responsible for Indian and Native Affairs Secretariat (1983-1986), Grant Hodgkins, Minister of Indian and Native Affairs (1988-1991) and by Grant Schmidt, Minister of Human Resources, Labour and Employment and Minister Responsible for Indian and Native Affairs Secretariat (1982-1988).

A large group of Métis hunters gathered together. A Red River cart stands to the left of the group. Wood Mountain area.

Photographs of Northern Saskatchewan Indians and Métis: (1) Treaty party, Peter Ballantyne band Lac la Ronge;

(2) Jean Baptiste, Ille à La Cross;

(3) Solomon McCauley, a Chippewayan half-breed on Sturgeon Portage, carrying a 375 pound pack;

(4) Angus McLeod, cook, and Wm. McKay, treaty officer;

(5) Hudson's Bay Company voyageur, centenarian, Abraham La Riviere, Ile à La Crosse;

(6) Indian doctor at Du Brochet, Reindeer Lake;

(7) P. Waschush, silver fox hunter, Ille à La Crosse;

(8) Indian boy at Stanley;

(9) Indian woman seated on the ground and holding on her lap a child that is standing in a moss bag, Lac Du Brochet;

(10) Indian woman and two children;

(11) Abraham La Riviere.

Two small children in front of a tent and a Métis family - a woman and young children, Green Lake district.

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