CM-237: Atlas of Saskatchewan, prepared by the Department of Geography, University of Saskatchewan and published by the University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, 1969. Editor and director was J. Howard Richards. Cartographic editor was K.I. Fung. (236 p.).

CM-238: Atlas of Indian Reserves and Settlements of Canada, issued by the Canada Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, Ottawa, 1971.

CM-239: Atlas of Canada, issued by the Department of the Interior, 1906.

CM-240: Revised and enlarged edition of the Atlas of Canada, issued by the Department of the Interior and prepared under the direction of J.E. Chalifour, Chief Geographer, 1915. (124 p.).

CM-241: International Boundary Commission Joint Maps to accompany the Commissioners Joint Report dated October 27, 1937, Upon the reestablishment of the boundary between the United States and Canada Gulf of Georgia to the Northwestern most point of Lake of the Woods. (59 sheets bound in one volume).

CM-242: Mineral Map of the Dominion of Canada - British Empire Exhibition Edition, issued by Canada Department of Mines, Mines Branch. 1924.

CM-243: Canada's Oil and Gas Fields, presented by Royal Bank of Canada Oil and Gas Department, Calgary, Alberta based on data available at time of printing (March 31, 1953) prepared by Nickle Map Service, Calgary.

Aerial view of Imperial Oil Company's gas conservation plant located 1/4 mile north of Smiley.

A map showing natural gas pipelines of the United States and Canada.

Equipment used in laying a natural gas line between Kindersley and Brock.

Unidentified worker welding a pipe on the natural gas pipe line between Kindersley and Brock.

Unidentified worker digging a trench to lay the natural gas and oil pipe line between Kindersley and Brock.

View of the trench dug to lay the natural gas an oil pipe line between Kindersley and Brock.

Instructional: Produced by Chevron Resources Canada, an instructional video for employees and members of communities where Chevron has natural gas drilling operations on the essential need for safety around "sour gas" or hydrogen sulfide. Includes an explanation of the contingencies that Chevron has in place for safe practices when dealing with sour gas.

Control panel views, Natural Gas Department of the Saskatchewan Power Corporation, 1744 Cornwall Street, Regina. 01: Overall view. 02: Partial view, with operator at teletype machine.