File part consists of microfilmed issue for Canadian Progress from June 1962 (vol. 1, no. 1).

Collection consists of Canadian Progress for volume 1 number 1 (June 1962).

File part consists of microfilmed issues for Candor from November 1965 to December 1966 (excluding February 1966) [vol. 1, no. 1 to 3, and 5 to 7], March 1968 (vol. 2, no. 1) and one undated issue.

Collection consists of issues for Candor from November 1965 to December 1966 (excluding February 1966), March 1968 and one undated issue.

Items concern proposed municipal and provincial offices in Canora, Saskatchewan.

News segments: (1) Streets scenes in Moscow, USSR (Russia). (2) Vita, Manitoba aftermath of storm? (3) Unidentified man and woman on murder in Mississippi. (4) Unidentified mass gathering in Buenos Aires. (5) Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Phillip with two of their children in Scotland. (6) Queen Elizabeth II and family at Braemar games in Scotland. (7) Unidentified people arrive in Quebec. (8) Revolution in Argentina. (9) Speed boat racing. Bluebird boat sinks. (10) Unidentified footage in Ontario. (11) Greta Garbo at airport in Paris. (12) Marlene Dietrich performing in Las Vegas.

News: (1) Mervyn Leir on fire at King George Hotel. (2) Fireman Bruce Jones on fire at King George Hotel. (3 to 5) King George Hotel fire footage. (6) Bowling for millions. Includes CFQC reporters, Mayor Cliff Wright and Roy Romanow bowling. (7 to 9) Roy Romanow speaks at press conference on constitution amendments, and cable television broadcasting. (10) Proposed site and drawings for new Atrium office complex. (11) Accident at Acklands Body Shop. (12 & 13) Sandi Coleman's intro/extro on North Battleford's new air terminal. (14) North Battleford airport. (15 to 17) Mr. Cameron of North Battleford on taxidermy. Mr. Cameron's wildlife work.

Item is a recording of news clips that concern the Olympic Games in Monteal, a fire in/near Watrous, relations between First Nations People and the government, Iona Campagnolo, Saskatchewan poultry pioneers, Roy Romanow, strikes and lockouts, Saskatoon City Council, and Walter Podiluk.

News: (1) K. Morley on supplying land in Saskatoon. (2) Otto Lang on the criminal code. (3) Ukrainian banquet; buffet, head table, etc. (silent). (4) Dave Steuart on the Saskatchewan Progressive Conservative Party. (5) City council session; general discussion on a golf course. (6) Roy Romanow on federal government spending and programs to curb inflation. (7) City council session; Aldermen George Taylor and Don Kohl on janitorial contracts. (8) City council session; Bert Wellman on rule changes to allow certain renters and homeowners to have pets. (9) Howard Nixon on the use of volunteers in parks programs.

Scrapbook of clippings on various topics:

American Bison - Survivor of a massacre (Vol. 198, p. 28).
American Bison - Destruction of the last great free herd, July 18, 1959 (Vol. 182, p.19).
Battleford - Cylinder in Battleford War Memorial reveals price of cement in 1896 (Vol. 199, p.26).
Timothy Buck - secretary to Communist Party of Canada, 1930-1950 (Vol. 191, p.30).
Cannington Manor - Likes "Moose Mountain", by Mrs. A. Hewlett (Vol. 199, p. 22)
Gabriel Dumont - Fighting frontiersman, by Lela Andrews, February 21, 1960 (Vol. 186, pg. 19-20)
Gabriel Dumont - Descendant of Gabriel Dumont - Jean Dumont dies at age 102 (Vol. 198, pg. 26)
Jean Dumont - Descendant of Gabriel Dumont - Jean Dumont dies at age 102 (Vol. 198, pg. 26)
Jean Doidge - Feminine voice of the north retires. News correspondent for CKBI, Prince Albert (Vol. 190, pg. 4).
Fort Ethier, Alberta - The farm that made history (Vol. 189, p. 2-3)
Fort Macleod - Restore Fort Macleod (Vol. 182, p. 30)
Green Lake - Orderly development planned (Vol. 202, p. 16)
Hudson Bay Route - The Last Bells of St. Boniface, by James Gray (Vol. 175, p. 26)
Indigenous peoples - Story of the Sioux (June 27, 1960) (Vol. 188, pg. 26-28)
Indigenous peoples - Indians Metis Service Council discuss plans for pow wow in Minto area (May 19, 1961) (Vol. 195, p. 6)
Indigenous peoples - A cry from an Indian wife, by Pauline Johnson (Vol. 192, p. 37)
Indigenous peoples - Our national disgrace - the way we are mistreating our Indian people (from Canadian Tribune) (Vol. 191, p. 31)
Indigenous peoples - Vote for Indian may halt discrimination (February 20, 1960) (Vol. 186, p. 37)
Indigenous peoples - Let Indians have liquor says old Indian minister (Vol. 179, p. 40)
Indigenous peoples - Douglas asks hotel men to have some patience regarding restrictions of Indians to purchase liquor (May 19, 1961) (Vol. 194, p. 14)
Indigenous peoples - Are Canadian Indians numbers and not people (June 1961 editorial) (Vol. 195, p. 38)
Indigenous peoples - Native Canadians' lot likened to United States negro's (June 1961) (Vol. 194, p. 24)
Indigenous peoples - Dirty Indian falsity should be corrected (March 1961) (Vol. 192, p. 37)
Indigenous peoples - Art - Similarity in Indian designs observed (Indian rock paintings) (May 1961); Indian rock pictures like Cree designs (Vol. 194, p. 23; Vol. 189, p. 47-48)
Indigenous peoples - Economic conditions - Indian survey shows poor living standards, Winnipeg (Vol. 179, p. 43)
Indigenous peoples - Manitoba teachers to study Indian culture (Vol. 189, p. 8)
Indigenous peoples - Rites and ceremonies - Potlatch defended (Vol. 197, p. 6)
Indigenous peoples - Rites and ceremonies - Last potlatch had modern touch. Barbecued beef meant teaquap (Vol. 197, p. 5)
Indigenous peoples - The Buckskin Curtain, by Morris C. Shumiatcher, chairman of Saskatchewan Civil Liberties Committee of Canadian Bar Association (from Western Producer, December 3, 1959) (Vol. 185, p. 13)
Indigenous peoples - Schools - Chief and band councillor greet vote as forward step re: integrated schools (Vol. 185, p. 19)
Indigenous peoples - Manitoba teachers to study Indian culture (Vol. 189, p. 8)
Indigenous peoples - White man's ways not those of proud Indians (March 1961) (Vol. 192, p. 37)
Indigenous peoples - Treaties - Canada's Indian treaties merely scraps of paper (June 1961 editorial) (Vol. 195, p. 38)
Indigenous peoples - United States - Study topic: North Dakota Indians and alcohol (July 5, 1959) (Vol. 182, p. 15)
Indigenous peoples - United States - Non-violent resistance among the Winnebago Indians (Wisconsin) by Virgil Vogel (Vol. 175, p. 33)
Iriquois Indians - Iriquois nationalism on the rise (June 27, 1960) (Vol. 188, p. 26)
Lagimodiere, Jean Baptiste - Manitoba observes 160th anniversary of Lagimodiere's arrival in the West (Vol. 202, p. 23)
Lac la Ronge - La Ronge of 50 years ago, recalled by pioneer woman (Mrs. Margaret MacKay) (From Prince Albert Herald, March 2, 1960) (Vol. 187, p. 6)
Nesbit Lodge - Genial cook closes camp as snow ends fire season (1 1/2 miles from Prince Albert) (Vol. 200, pg. 5).
Palliser, John - The solitary hunter (Story of the Palliser expedition) (Vol. 184, p. 30)
Prince Albert - History - Newspapers revive Prince Albert's past (Vol. 202, p. 5)
Prince Albert - History - Readers write - explains origin of name suggested for Prince Albert bridge (Vol. 186, p. 20)
Qu'Appelle - Explorer discovered valley (Vol. 180, p. 31)
Riel, Ignace - Riel descendant - Sgt. Ignace Riel of Queen's Own rifles of Canada (Vol. 188, p. 8)
Riel, Louis David - Riel descendant - Sgt. Ignace Riel of Queen's Own Rifles of Canada (Vol. 188, p. 8).
Riel, Louis David - 75 years ago he fought U.S. annexation (From Canadian Tribune, November 14, 1960) (Vol. 190, p. 42).
Riel, Louis David - Book on Riel sympathetic but upholds insanity myth (From Canadian Tribune, June 19, 1961) (Vol. 195, p. 16).
Siouan Indians - Story of the Sioux (Vol. 188, p.28)
Ukrainians in Canada - 10,000 Albertans of Ukrainian birth (Vol. 175, p. 18)
Ukrainians in Saskatchewan - Premier T.C. Douglas pays tribute to bard. Text of address at festival honouring 100th anniversary of Taras Shevchenko, Ukrainian poet, 1961 (Vol. 195, p. 6)