Politicians

(S)A 25
Unidad documental simple
1918-07-12

Original letter written by Walter Scott to J.H. Haslam of Regina, Saskatchewan regarding Scott's political career.

F 530.35
Unidad documental compuesta
196-?

Original renderings of political caricatures, many by "AL", including Thatcher, Boldt, Coderre, Estey, Steuart, McDonald, Hooker, McIsaac, Heald, Cameron, Guy, Barrie, Grant and McFarlane. Six large illustrations were removed to oversize storage boxes, including: Mighty Casey Has Struck Out (1957); Defection from CCF (1956); Thatched Roof (1956); CCF Woodshed (1956); I Will Not Be A Bad Boy (1956?); Trusseladder with poem (nd).

Thatcher, Ross and Peggie, 1917-1988

Member of the Territorial Assembly for Battleford, 1888

PI-81-22.1 (3)
Component
1969

Parte deSaskatchewan History magazine collection

Item component is an article by James Clinkskill that appears in volume 22, issue 1 of Saskatchewan History from page 29 to 33.

Clinkskill, James

Mackenzie King and Prince Albert Constituency : The 1933 Redistribution

PI-81-29.1 (1)
Component
1976

Parte deSaskatchewan History magazine collection

Item component is an article by John C. Courtney that appears in volume 29, issue 1 of Saskatchewan History from page 1 to 13.

Courtney, John C.

Cuthbert James Grant

R-A537 (1)
Unidad documental simple
189-?

Parte deCuthbert James Grant

Item is a photographic reproduction of a pencil portrait of Cuthbert James Grant.

Reginald Cantelon, Progressive Conservative Member of Parliament for Kindersley

S-B2588
Unidad documental simple
1963

Photographs of Allan Blakeney Cabinet Reunion

GM-PH-5050 (1)-(84)
Unidad documental simple
2002-06-23

Photographs of a reunion of former Premier of Saskatchewan Allan Blakeney and the individuals who served in his Cabinet from 1971 to 1982, held at the Saskatchewan Legislative Building in Regina and at the home of Walter and Ruth Smishek, Regina. Photographs taken by Allan Tidball of Regina. Former ministers Everett Wood, Eiling Kramer and John Kowalchuk were deceased and Roy Romanow and Ed Whelan were unable to attend.

Les Hammond