(1): Group photograph of members of a children's orchestra. Margaret "Peggy" Gale, a violinist, is standing in the back row, fourth from the left. Original matte frame was embossed with "Queen City Studio, 778 Hamilton Street, Regina" 192?

(2): Group photograph of the members of the Canadian Legion Orchestra, Regina, Saskatchewan, 1932-33. Margaret "Peggy" Gale is seated on the far left. Image taken by Butcher and Runnalls, Regina.

1): Image of five musicians with musical instruments, likely in the studio of CKCK TV in Regina, Saskatchewan. Left to right: Porky Charbonneau?; Tex Emery; Allan Massey; and Jim Roberts. 1963?

2): William Argan standing next to the statue of Father Joseph Hugonard in the Qu'Appelle Valley at Lebret, Saskatchewan. 1989?

3): Head and shoulders image of William Argan surrounded by illustrations he completed.

4): View of the Saskatchewan Legislative Building looking south with sailboats and a wooden dock in the foreground. ca. 1942.

This series consists of records created, accumulated and used by plan9films, a television production company in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, in the process of their commercial and creative work. Clients include: Jason Plumb and the Willing; Jack Semple Band; Codie Prevost; Dakota Dunes Casino; Saskatchewan Credit Unions; Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation (STF); Saskatchewan Telecommunications Corporation (SaskTel); Saskatchewan Transportation Company (STC); Saskatchewan Power Corporation (SaskPower); VWAG (Vaughn Wyant Automotive Group, Saskatoon) and Work Safe Saskatchewan. Some footage was edited and finished, while other recordings appear more raw, covering various events, performances and interviews.

Series contents:
F743_DR5045 to F743_DR5047: Codie Prevost music video, Standing Still.

F743_DR5048 to F743_DR5056: Dakota Dunes Casino promotional videos.

PAS_F743_DR5057: demo DVD for Creative Kids.

F743_DR5058 to F743_DR5059: Saskatchewan Credit Unions promotional videos.

F743_DR5060 to F743_DR5065: Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation (STF) promotional videos, featuring various individuals.

F743_DR5066 to F743_DR5077: SaskTel promotional videos, including advertisements featuring Gordie Howe, Lorne Cardinal and Canadian Idol, Season 4 contestant Tyler Lewis.

F743_DR5078 to F743_DR5080: Saskatchewan Transportation Company (STC) promotional videos.

F743_DR5081 to F743_DR5096: VWAG (Vaughn Wyant Automotive Group, Saskatoon) promotional videos.

F743_DR5097 to F743_DR5098: Work Safe Saskatchewan promotional videos.

MI-13645 to MI-13646: raw footage of The Waltons at Creative House with Jason Plumb and band members. The footage was either shot or accumulated by plan9films in the late 1990s.

MI-13647 to MI-13648: 45 minute documentary entitled This Flat Earth: Cook Islands - The Children of Tangaroa, a pilot episode for television relating to the indigenous Maori people written and hosted by Seán Virgo. Produced and directed by Darryl Kesslar and edited by John S. Mills. Executive produced by Glen Kerby and Les Cantin. 2001.

MI-13649 to MI-13650: 1 hour of raw footage of a reading at McNally Robinson Bookstore in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan shot by plan9films likely in 2002. The reading was hosted by Seán Virgo and related to the Thistledown Press publication entitled The Eye in the Thicket, an anthology of essays on natural history. Footage includes readings by Trevor Herriott, Tim Lilburn, Davida Monk, and Lloyd Ratzlaff.

MI-13651 to MI-13663: raw footage of interviews conducted on September 5 and 6, 2008 by an unidentified female with various members of the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation who discuss their teaching careers, involvement with the STF and opinions on education in Saskatchewan. Interviewees include Lyle Vinish, Larry Young, Doug Willard, Wendelin (Wendel) Herle, Larry Lozinski, Carol Moen, Daniel Hargrove, Frank Garrity, Boyd Taylor, Dick Klippenstein, Heather Vermeersch, Gordon Merryfield, Gerry Cooke, Wayne Clements and Rudy Schellenberg.

MI-13664: DVD entitled Jason Plumb and the Willing: Alive and Willing, a live concert film shot at the Applause Theatre in the Regina Inn in Regina, Saskatchewan and produced by plan9films in 2011. The concert was performed by Jason Plumb and the Willing (Jason Plumb, Mike Thompson, Cody Gamracy, Gord Smith, Dan Silljer and Jeff McLeod) and featured The Broken Heart Strings.

MI-13665: DVD entitled Jack Semple Band live at Village Guitars featuring Regina musician Jack Semple and Dave Chabot, Steve Hoy and Andrew Glover recorded live in 2014 in front of an audience at Village Guitars And Amp Co. in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Directed and produced by Darryl Kesslar and John S. Mills of plan9films. Songs performed were Spankin', Lord Have Mercy, I Feel Like Cryin, Ragin River, Howlin, Peace Love and Happiness, Rainy Night in Georgia, Cryin' Fa Ya, Little Wing, and Domino.

MI-13666: advertisement entitled Kids for SaskTel (QuickTime video), done in 2004.

MI-13667: season's greeting from SaskPower done in 2007.

Ink and pencil drawings of Father Joseph Hugonard (GM-DA-1168) and Joseph Mergens (GM-DA-1169) possibly completed by William Argan. Mergens served as mayor of Weyburn, Saskatchewan from 1921 to 1924.

(1)-(2): John Mitchell holding a soccer cup donated by him for the Junior Football League in Regina, Saskatchewan and close-up of the cup. 1931.

(3): Colour image of the members of the Regina Writers' Group in 1968 taken by Mrs. Marie Robinson. Sylvia Mitchell is seated in the front row, first from the left. Names of other members written on back of photo.

(4): View of Neidpath vs. Herbert football (soccer) game. 1912.

(5): Four unidentified people picking berries in the coulees near Neidpath. 19--.

(6): People standing around a commercial airplane, possibly in Regina. John Mitchell stands in foreground. 19--.

(7): Sylvia Mitchell and members of the Harris family standing in front of an airplane with a propeller in winter. 1930.

(8): Group of people gathered outside of Ensz School in 1921. Sylvia Mitchell was the teacher.

(9): View of the Mitchell house and part of the barn in the Neidpath, Saskatchewan district with flood water in the foreground. [between 1910 and 1920].

(10): Group of eleven women standing outdoors near Neidpath, 192-?. Group includes Betty Jack, Sylvia Mitchell and Elizabeth Mitchell.

(11): Unidentified female operating a horse-drawn disc in a field in the Neidpath district. 19--.

(12): Unidentified children and Harry Davies with four cattle attached by yoke in the Neidpath district, close to Braddock. [1919 or before].

(13): Members of the Mitchell family on their farm. 19--.

(14): Group of men and women seated and standing in front of a Canadian Pacific Railway car. Men and women, including Sylvia Mitchell, attended a government picnic in Regina Beach. 1920s.

(15)-(16): Group photograph of members of the Flight Lieutenant's Group Ladies Auxiliary, 120 Bomber Squadron and RCAF, Regina, 1943. Names of some members written on back of photograph.

(17): Colour image of the three charter members of the Saskatchewan Poetry Society, Grace Broad Carr, Freda Laight and Sylvia Mitchell, at the Society's 50th anniversary event on September 14, 1985.

(18)-(22): Images of the royal visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth to Regina, Saskatchewan on May 25, 1939. Scenes include the couple leaving City Hall; their motorcade travelling down 11th Avenue; and visiting the RCMP Chapel.

(23): Group photograph of female members of a swimming class held at the YWCA in Regina, Saskatchewan ca. 1927. Sylvia Mitchell is in the front row, third from the end. The women are seated and standing along the side of the swimming pool.

(24): Ambrotype image. Paper tag included with image read "Grandma Jack and my mother (Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell). [1850 or after].

Includes: "The Charley Williams Story. Golden Years of Independence; The Gay and Wonderful 90's" (Special Centennial Edition of the Bulletin-Journal, 1865-1965); articles concerning Mr. Williams in "Hoof Beats" (Jan. 1951 and Dec. 1968); circular letters to tenants (1919-1935); lease agreement (blank); "The Palimpsest" (Oct. 1965); biographical information, by Lillian G. Fairley; articles from "The Country Guide" (Oct. 1, 1935), and "The Standard" (Montreal, Sept. 28, 1946), concerning Edgar Petersmeyer's farming practises, etc.; and promotional pamphlet regarding Regina, Saskatchewan issued by C.W. Williams, Galesburg, Illinois, including map of land near and south of Regina, Tp 6-20, R 13-26, W2 (March 1, 1906).

Charles W. Williams (1856-1936) was a farmer and businessman.

Publication entitled The New West: Extending from the Great Lakes across Plain and Mountain to the Golden Shores of the Pacific, Wealth and Growth, Manufacturing and Commercial Interests, Historical, Statistical, Biographical Illustrated, published by the Canadian Historical Publishing Company, Winnipeg, Manitoba, 1888. 205 p. Includes information on businesses in Moosomin; Broadview; Qu'Appelle; Regina; and Moose Jaw.

Publication entitled Homes for Millions: the resources of the great Canadian North-west, edited by Nicholas Flood Davin and issued by Government Printing Bureau, Ottawa, Ontario, 1892. 108 p.

Document entitled Looking Backward from the Eightieth Milestone, 1935 to 1854, by Robert Sinton. Published by Paragon Business College, Regina, Saskatchewan, 1935? 102 p. Document contains reminiscences of the author, Robert Sinton (1854-1952).

Document entitled Historic Forts and Trading Posts of the French Regime, compiled by Ernest Voorhis. Published by the Canada Department of the Interior, Ottawa, 1930. 188 p.

Document entitled Red River Insurrection: Hon. William MacDougall's Conduct Reviewed, compiled by Joseph Howe and published by John Lovell, St. Nicholas Street, London, England. 1870. 69 p.

Document entitled The History of Regina, compiled by J.W. Powers and published by The Leader Company Limited, 1887. 93 p.

Document entitled The Red River Rebellion: Eight Letters to Hon. Joseph Howe in reply to an official pamphlet, by William MacDougall, 1870. 68 p.

(1): Wedding portrait of John Forster and Elizabeth Park, who were married at Walkerton, Ontario on September 21, 1871. Image taken by P. Doebereiner of Caledonia, Ontario.

(2): Portrait of John Forster, seated in a chair with his right hand on a book. [1910 or before].

(3): Portrait of John and Elizabeth Forster and family. [18--].

(4): Portrait of Sarah Elizabeth Redford, around 14 years of age. She is holding a bouquet of flowers in her left hand, standing next to a curtained window. ca. 1917.

(5): Portrait of George Redford, husband of Margaret Ann Redford (nee Forster). He is seated on a chair, holding a document in his right hand. 18--?.

(6): Portrait of a man and woman, possibly John and Elizabeth Forster. Image taken by W.M. Tegart, Lumsden, Saskatchewan. [1905 or after].

(7): Portrait of Margaret Ann Redford and her daughter, Sarah Elizabeth Redford ca. 1906. Image by W. Roloff, Hanover, Ontario.

(8): Miss Smales, teacher, and students of Bethune School in Bethune, Saskatchewan. 1913. Sarah Redford is standing in the front row, first from left. Some of the other students are identified.

(9): Image of Saskatoon Rotary Club Minstrel Show in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, ca. 1934. Interlocutor was Herbert Elmo (Hec) Carrier. Includes Nellie Small's dancing group. Photographer was L. Hillyard, Saskatoon.

(10): Principal and vice-principal of Princess Alexandra School in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan with the five female winners of the Anderson First Aid Trophy ca. 1938. Herbert Elmo (Hec) Carrier, principal, standing on the right. John D. McAskill, vice-principal, standing on the left. Photo taken by L. Hillyard, Saskatoon.

(11): Panoramic photograph of Regina Normal School staff and students, March 1922. Image taken by Capitol Studio, Regina, Saskatchewan.

This file part consists of federal Department of the Interior records related to homestead applications, land grants (letters patent), and/or land use enquiries that are associated with the person or organization (e.g. grantee, patentee) and (where identified) the land location specified in the title of the record description.

(1): Daniel Brown standing in a garden holding a pipe to his mouth with his left hand.
(2): Daniel Brown and an unidentified woman and man standing outside a residence.
(3): Head and shoulders portrait of Daniel Brown taken by Rossie, Regina. [1904 or after].
(4): Exterior view of Government House, Battleford. [copied 1992, originally created 1877].
(5): Portrait of Mrs. Joseph Royal [copied 1992, originally created ca. 1890].
(6): Exterior view of the residence of Thomas Brown, known as "Wascana Lodge", on Dewdney Avenue in Regina. Thomas Brown is standing with his son, Edgar Brown, while Mrs. Brown is standing on the veranda holding an umbrella, 1887.
(7): Members of the crew of the RCSCC Impregnable ferrying Lieutenant Governor F. W. Johnson to shore from Willow Island during the sunset ceremony on June 3, 1985. Photograph taken by Don Healy of the Leader-Post, Regina.
(8): Lieutenant Governor F. W. Johnson and his wife, Mrs. Johnson, standing in the drawing room at Government House on the occasion of the World Parliamentary Association Dinner in 1985.
(9): Group photographs of members of a band in Regina, Saskatchewan that played in Winnipeg, Manitoba in 1906 at the Exhibition. Image taken by Steele Co. Limited, Winnipeg and Calgary. Some of the band members are identified, as follows: George Watt; George Dempster; and Charles Williamson.
(10): Unidentified men, women and children gathered at the blessing (consecration) of the shrine at Lebret, Saskatchewan, July 1, 1919.
(11): Unidentified men, women and children seated on the grass in front of the church with the convent and shrine in the background in Lebret, Saskatchewan. [1926 or before].
(12): Group photograph of judges of the Supreme Court of the North-West Territories and other associated individuals as follows: Sheriff Benson; Judge Wetmore; Judge Macleod; Judge Richardson; Judge Rouleau; Judge McGuire; and registrar Mr. Watson, 1891.
(13): Group photograph of attendees at the First Biennial Meeting of the Governor-General of Canada and Lieutenant-Governors in Ottawa, Ontario, November 1973. Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan Stephen Worobetz is standing in the back row, first on the left. Image taken by John Evans Photography Ltd., Ottawa.