Correspondence pertaining to arrangements, notices, programs, speaking notes, etc. in re: addresses to academic, professional, and public audiences on a variety of subjects relating to ecosystems

This series documents the University of Saskatchewan's Arctic Research and Training Centre, including financial records, building specifications, annual and weekly reports, and extensive correspondence with University personnel, students, and academic researchers.

This series contains extensive data collected for Shimpo and Williamson's "Socio-Cultural Disintegration Among the Fringe Salteaux;" together with correspondence, reference materials, questionnaires, etc., relating to that study.

This series contains the administrative records of the North Rankin Nickel Mine.

This series contains materials related to Williamson's tenure as a Member of the Legislative Council, Northwest Territories, beginning with his election by acclamation in 1966. It includes correspondence, speeches and notes, as well as published records relating to the work of the Council, and reports on issues of concern to the Territory.

This series contains documents relating to the background of, creation, and administration of Nunavut Territory.

This series is composed of notes for lectures taken and presented, thesis research, including notes, bibliographies, drafts, etc., for Avra Watson (on Melanesia and New Guinea), cassettes and 78 rpm records, examinations (including comprehensives), grades, academic assessments, reviews, papers and presentations, conferences of various societies and associations, class assignments and theses, and information pertaining to the departments of anthropology and sociology at the University of Saskatchewan.

The studies in this series are designated as dealing with a specific area, although most of them were prepared for particular corporations. General provincial divisions are narrowed to include surveys of communities that are filed alphabetically under the general headings. There are also all-inclusive headings such as “Various Areas” which have been filed to constitute divisions distinct from the provincial headings. Professor Edmunds prepared the studies that are filed; information includes data on soils and minerals, reports, maps, graphs and general information relating to the particular areas involved.