Shows Metis squatters' claims on one of the Fishing Lakes. Includes buildings and breakings.

Indicates half-breed claims on Fishing Lakes.

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.

Mr. McDougall discussed his own experiences, and the Métis history and way of life.

Interview with Peter Vilbrunt about, and his experiences with, Métis culture in Saskatchewan.

An interview with Doug McArthur in Regina, conducted by Dennis Gruending for his book on Allan E. Blakeney called, PROMISES TO KEEP. Doug McArthur's work on Land Banks, the 1971 Saskatchewan provincial election and information regarding the Waffle movement are discussed. He also discusses his early impressions of Blakeney, answers questions regarding the Department of Natural Resources and Métis and Indians in Northern Saskatchewan. Copied to ACD R-15598.

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.

Published article entitled I saw Saskatchewan's bloody rebellion containing reminiscences of Joseph La Rocque as told to Robert Tyre. Source unknown. Possibly publication entitled Liberty.

Original and copied articles from various sources relating to bison, buffalo bones, buffalo rubbing stones and the buffalo hunt.

Article called Duck Lake Nestles in Grove on Border of Gt. Park Country, ["Trader" Moberly (author of "When Fur Was King") passes away at Duck Lake, July 9, 1931]. 1 p.

Clover Room: Historic Duck Lake, Beverage and Food Menu at Duck Lake Hotel Ltd., [195-?]. 1 p.

Article called Duck Lake Cairn Unveiled: The United Descendants of Two Sides Once Bitterly Opposed Join in Honoring the Memory of the Dead, Two Speakers Shed Light on Historic Events, by R.H. MacDonald, Western Producer, July 16, 1953. 2 p.

Article called [The NorthWest Mounted in a Stormy Period], text of an address given by Supt. M.F.A. Lindsay, "D" division, R.C.M.P., Winnipeg at the unveiling of the Duck Lake Memorial on Beardy's Indian reserve near Duck Lake, Saskatchewan, June 21, 1953, from the Western Producer. 2 p.

Article called Metis People Before 1885. text of an address given by Lewis H. Thomas, Provincial Archives, Regina, at the unveiling of the Duck Lake Memorial on Beardy's Indian reserve near Duck Lake, Saskatchewan, June 21, 1953, from the Western Producer. 2 p.

Article called Ceremonies Held at Duck Lake by Ernie Hemphill, Saskatoon Star-Phoenix, June 23, 1953. 3 p.