Copy negatives of budget charts created as visual aids for the delivery of the 1966-1967 Saskatchewan budget speech.

Copy negatives and prints of budget charts created as visual aids for the delivery of the 1968 Saskatchewan budget. Includes charts depicting revenues (01) and expenditures (02).

Copy negatives of charts depicting the Government of Saskatchewan's expenditures and revenue, as forecast in the 1967 Provincial Budget.

View of Hon. John Hewgill Brockelbank, Provincial Treasurer, outside his office at the Saskatchewan Legislative Building prior to delivering the 1963-64 provincial budget speech in the Legislative Assembly.

News Compilation: 1) Visit of Grant Devine to St. Joseph's Hospital/Foyer d'Youville (Gravelbourg, SK) during by-election for Assiniboia-Gravelbourg constituency; 2) closure and conversion of rural hospitals; 3) swearing-in of Jack Wolfe, MLA for Assiniboia-Gravelbourg; 4) moving day Collge Mathieu new facility; 5) Rural Hospitals (depopulation, aging population, ambulance services, fewer births and surgery, lack of doctors), 6) renovation projects in Gravelbourg and Lafleche hospitals; 7) Henri Lost (teacher at Collge Mathieu); 8) Henriette Pich and raising a down-syndrome child; 9) profile of Dr. Lewis Draper (mayor of Gravelbourg); 10) shortage of doctors in rural hospitals; 11) Commission on Direction on Health Care in Saskatchewan (1990) [Murray Commission]; 12) attracting doctors to rural Saskatchewan (interview with Dr. Jack Wolfe, Associate Minister of Health); 13) SARCAN recycling programs in Gravelbourg; 14) Le Lien at Collge Mathieu; 15) activities of the Association Culturelle Franco-Canadienne; 16) profile of Bishop Delaquis for the Diocese of Gravelbourg; 17) main street development plans for Gravelbourg; 18) resignation of Ral Forest from his government position; 19) Mathieuthon - fund raising for Collge Mathieu in Gravelbourg; 20 to 23) local opposition to a new French elementary school in Gravelbourg; 24) official opening of Collge Mathieu; 25) speech of Dr. Jack Wolfe at official opening of Collge Mathieu announcing no money for French elementary school; 26) Paul Fortin and power lifting training at Collge Mathieu; 27) interview with Dianne and Rene Bouvier on the proposed French elementary school in Gravelbourg; 28) opening of cole Beausoleil in Gravelbourg; 29) resignation of Floraent Bilodeau as Director of Collge Mathieu; 30) Mathieuthon - fund raising for Collge Mathieu in Gravelbourg; 31) canonization of Mother d'Youville; 31) early news reports from start of Operation Desert Storm (including portion of President George H.W. Bush's address to the nation and interview with Saddam Hussein); 32) Collge Mathieu career day for students; 33) programs for recruiting/attracting doctors to rural Saskatchewan (including bursaries in exchange for service); 34) and 35) reaction to Fair Share Saskatchewan (decentralizing services across the province); 36) Provincial Liberal leader Lynda Haverstock's ideas on building small rural hospitals (favours Murray Report); 37) adults learning to read and write French; 38) developing nuclear energy in Saskatchewan; 39) constructions projects in Gravelbourg; 40) trip to Quebec by Collge Mathieu students; 41) grand opening of Centre Communautaire de Willow Bunch; 42) reaction to 3% cut in acute medical care funding, and reductions to drug plan; 42) plans for new medical centre in Moose Jaw. These reports originated with CBC-TV, CKCK-TV, and CBC French TV, all in Regina, as well as the American broadcasters CNN and NBC. French and English.

News Compilation: 1) Foyer d'Youville renovation program (funding available for new construction); 2) ambulance service in Weyburn; 3) Sister of Jesus and Mary celebrations; 4) Providence Place going ahead; 5) formation of health districts; 6) bad streets in Montmarte due to reduction of funds for the town (other consequences library may close, hospital to be converted to long-term care facility); 7) closure of 52 rural hospitals; 8) bed cuts in Regina and loss of jobs as Plains Health Centre is phased out; 9) 52 rural hospital to close - transitional funding to be provided; 10) closure of rural hospitals in Saskatchewan is not a new phenomenon (example of what happened in Delisle); 11) Louise Simard talking about benefits of Health Centres; 12) introduction of a bill to form new health districts; 13) post-legislation health reforms - hospitals changing their roles after September 30, 1993, closure of Plains Health Centre; 14) effect of changes in funding for Ponteix Union Hospital (interview with Sandra Senicar, RN); 15) interview with Jan Fulton (health care economist); 16) layoffs and hospital closures; 17) Minister of Health announces plans to close rural hospitals; 18) Social Services Minister (Pat Atkinson) dealing with protesters; 19) possible effect of health care cuts on waiting times; 20) tactics employed by opposition provincial politicians to block bills on health care reform; 21) Progressive Conservative efforts to block the establishment of health districts; 22) effect of closure of Plains Health Centre; 23) demonstration against rural hospital funding cuts in front of Legislative Assembly; 24) effect of budget cuts on ability to attract and retain physicians; 25) sample of telephone poll results as to whether the Provincial government is taking the right approach; 26) public meeting in Eston with the Minister of Health (Louise Simard); 27) debate in the Legislative Assembly on health care cuts (Grant Devine thrown out for inappropriate conduct); 28) demonstration at the Legislative Assembly on health care reforms/closure of rural hospitals; 29) discussion on conversion of rural hospitals; 30) demonstration at the Legislature by rural residents angry over hospital closures; 31) failure of health minister Louise Simard to show up at the Saskatchewan Union of Nurses Annual Meeting; 32) proposed conversion of Plains Health Centre to out-patient services; 33) interview with lawyer Charlene Richmond about dangerous offenders; 34) French health services' meeting in Regina; and 35) special needs for health care services in rural communities with high level of French speakers. These reports originated with CBC-TV, CKCK-TV, STV and CBC French TV, all in Regina. French and English. For an itemization of reports see index in File 1 of Fonds 470.

News Compilation: 1) future of rural hospitals; 2) move to establish four year degree program for RNs; 3) death of Marcel Moor (journalist); 4) fund raising concert at the Cathedral in Gravelbourg; 5) experience of Herv Millette and family in Yugoslavia; 6) health care budget constraints; 7) renovations to St. Joseph's Hospital/Foyer d'Youville; 8) what the health care reforms and hospital closures means for rural Saskatchewan; 9) attempts to recruit a paediatric specialist to Saskatoon District Health board; 10) possibility for the status of some rural hospitals to change; 11) profile of Rossel Mulaire as he plans to attend the University of Ottawa; 12) funding available for Gravelbourg's new hospital; 13) small hospital closures; 14) Collge Mathieu students spend a day performing the work of staff at St. Joseph's Hospital/Foyer d'Youville; 15) Collge Mathieu francophonie; 16) the Vatican (portion of a documentary hosted by Peter Ustinov); 17) death of Archbishop Charles Halpin; 18) Gala de Chansons at Collge Mathieu; 19) sod turning ceremony for new St. Joseph's Hospital/Foyer d'Youville; 20) "Grey Nun's" 150th Anniversary celebrations; 21) community of Ponteix decides not to sue Provincial government over budget cuts to health care facility; 22) commencement of construction of St. Joseph's Hospital/Foyer d'Youville; 23) profile of Laurent Arams and his passion for 5-pin bowling; 24) first responder program announcement by Minister of Health Louise Simard; 25) doctors leaving Canada to go to the United States (explained through the example of Dr. Joel Blanchard); 26) Dr. Lewis Draper criticizing the Provincial government's policies on health care reform; 27) union salaries; 28) Dr. Lewis Draper criticizing the Provincial government; 29) Dr. Draper criticizes the Provincial government; 30) Saskatchewan not alone in addressing health system problems; 31) status of plans to open new Foyer d'Youville in June 1995 (question over number of beds for the hospital); 32) death of (Dr.) Jack Wolfe (former Associate Minister of Health); 33) and 34) resignation of Louise Simard as Minister of Health; 35) death of Jack Wolfe; 36) death of Bishop James (Patrick) Mahoney; 37) financial deficits experienced by health districts; 38) Bishop James Mahoney's funeral; 40) financial deficits in health districts; 41) Lorne Calvert's fainting spell; 42) government limits on the number of personal care home beds; 43) reactions to District Health Board elections in Gravelbourg; 44) and 45) results of District Health Board elections (low voter turnout); 46) demonstration regarding the upcoming referendum vote in Quebec; 47) reaction in Gravelbourg to the results of the referendum vote in Quebec; 48) provincial election results; 49) panel discussion on results of provincial elections; 50) story of the Richard family in St. Front, Saskatchewan; 51) interview with Singer Constant Polivre; 52) Dr. Lewis Draper's criticism of the provincial government, doctors leaving for the United States, death of Jack Wolfe, death of Bishop James Mahoney, results of health board and provincial elections (1995), the Referendum vote in Quebec (1995), and entrepreneurship. Also included are profiles of Marcel Moor, Rossel Mulaire, Laurent Arams, Michel Vizina, Constant Polirre, Herv Milette, and the Richard Family (from St. Front, SK). These reports originated with CBC-TV, CKCK-TV, and CBC French TV, all in Regina. French and English. For an itemization of reports see index in File 1 of Fonds 470.

News: TV Reports on the resignation of Raymond Mulaire as CEO of St. Joseph's Hospital/Foyer d'Youville in Gravelbourg, farewell tea held for Raymond Mulaire, and reaction to the closure of GARU (Geriatric Assessment and Rehabilitation Unit) beds at Providence Place in Moose Jaw. These reports originated with CBC French TV in Regina. French.

Amateur footage of formal sod-turning ceremony for the construction of a new St. Joseph's Hospital/Foyer d'Youville in Gravelbourg. Footage covers speakers: Nol Delaquis (Bishop of Gravelbourg), Lorne Calvert (Minister of Health), Raymond Mulaire, Lyle Csada (Chair, St. Joseph's Hospital/Foyer d'Youville), Dr. Lewis Draper (MLA, Assiniboia-Gravelbourg), Sister Ccile Richard (on behalf of the Grey Nuns) and Claude Pich (Mayor of Gravelbourg). The Master of Ceremonies was Elvin Sorensen of the South Country Health District. French and English.

Amateur footage of the ceremony unveiling plans for Phase 1 Construction project for St. Joseph's Hospital/Foyer d'Youville in Gravelbourg, Saskatchewan (construction of a new nursing home). Master of ceremonies is Raymond Mulaire; additional speakers include Roger Loiselle (acting Mayor of Gravelbourg), Bishop Nol Delaquis (Bishop of Gravelbourg), Lyle Csada, Sister Ccile Richard (representative of Grey Nuns), Ed Seamann (Chair of the Board of St. Joseph's Hospital/Foyer d'Youville), and Jack Wolfe (MLA for Assiniboia-Gravelbourg). French and English.