This series includes correspondence (1961) and mimeographed material.

This series consists of correspondence related to Leddy's visit to Basutoland to advise the British High Commissioner regarding higher education, as well as minutes of meetings, memoranda, copies of letters, and other related documents.

This series consists of addresses delivered by Leddy, and includes, for example, "The Liberal Arts and the Modern University," The Obligations of the Educated," and "The New Frontiers of the Twentieth Century."

This series consists of "University Affairs, 1959-1964," as well as proceedings of NCCUC meetings.

This series contains correspondence, printed material and notes pertaining to Dr. Fowke's involvement with a variety of associations and societies.

This series contains copies of the essays that were submitted to the contest when Dr. Fowke was a judge.

This series contains Dr. Fowke's typed and hand written notes pertaining to a variety of topics such as agricultural policy in Canada, Royal Commissions, politics, education, legislation and a variety of related topics.

Reports, field notes, data, photographs and correspondence with colleagues and others throughout the world pertaining to the following

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.