Records of the Lower Saskatchewan Basin Association, including: minutes; correspondence; reports; and financial records. The main objective of the organization, based in Saskatoon, was to promote the conservation and management of water resources in the lower Saskatchewan River basin.

Records pertaining to a federal Commission to investigate Saskatchewan's claim for natural resources alienated after 1905 and before the province took over natural resources in 1930. The Commission was appointed in 1933 and tabled its report in 1935. Records include carbon copies of reference information from the records of the Department of the Interior, Dominion Lands Administration, maps, lists of exhibits and reports on the exhibits. (Volumes 2, 3, 4A, 4B, 4C, 5, 7, 8, 12 and 13).

Memorial of the Government of Saskatchewan to the Government of Canada, Dec. 10, 1929; statement for the press from Premier Anderson upon his return from the Natural Resources Conference at Ottawa; letter from Rt. Hon. W.L. Mackenzie King to Hon. J.T.M. Anderson, Dec. 31, 1929; Natural Resources Agreement between the Dominion of Canada and the Province of Alberta, Dec. 14, 1929; Natural Resources Agreement between the Dominion of Canada and the Province of Manitoba, Dec. 14, 1929.

Pamphlet entitled Our Natural Resources: What We Won and What We Lost, by Bram Thompson, Regina, Saskatchewan.

Booklet entitled Our Natural Resources: Address to Members of Saskatchewan Legislature by Bram Thompson, being a brief narrative of despair, conflict, victory requited by hypocritical deceit and betrayal.

Some Resources and Openings. A guide to the natural resources, features, and employment opportunities available in communities serviced by Canadian Pacific Railway. (1908?, 60 p., and 1909, 51 p.).

Western Canada: Manitoba, Alberta, Assiniboia, Saskatchewan, and New Ontario. A guide to the natural resources, geographical features, and agricultural and industrial opportunities available in the aforementioned jurisdictions that are serviced by Canadian Pacific Railway.

Public Ownership of Natural Resources: The Present and Great Opportunity of the Prairie Provinces, written by A.C. Campbell.

Publication entitled Natural Resources of the Prairie Provinces: A Brief Compilation Respecting the Development of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, issued by the Natural Resources Intelligence Service, Canada Department of the Interior.

Publication entitled The Province of Saskatchewan, Canada: Its development and opportunities, written by F.H. Kitto and issued by the Natural Resources Intelligence Branch of the Canada Department of the Interior.