Photographs show members of the Hi-Way Homebuilders' Co-operative Association working on buildings in a housing projecton Clarence Avenue between Adelaide and Isabella Streets. Materials and skilled labour were supplied by Prefabricated Buildings Limited while co-op members did construction and unskilled work.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, September 1950, p. 20; "A free exchange of ideas took place during informal discussions. Below, Ed Mahood, director (far left), bandied ideas with W. G. Davies (far right), executive secretary of the Saskatchewan Federation of Labour. Next to Mr. Mahood, Wm. Browne, Canadian Congress of Labour, learned some aspects of teacher tenure from H. N. W. Elkington. Mrs. Elsie hart, president, women's section of the Saskatchewan Farmers Union, showed Farmers Union literature to Mrs. L. Russell, delegate from the Saskatchewan Civil Service Association."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 2, 1969, p. 7; "STF president Harry Walker is seen with delegates from the Saskatchewan Federation of Labour and the Saskatchewan Farmers' Union at the Saskatchewan Occupation Group Council annual conference held in July at Camp Rayner."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Council Report 1958, p. 9 " FRATERNAL GREETINGS: left to right: Prof. Jack Paul, Sask. Home and School; R. H. Bruce, Unit Secretaries Association; W. Cummins, Sask. Wheat Pool; J. Poth, Sask. Federation of Labour; Gladys Berney, Sask. Civil Service Association."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 1967, Council Supplement, p. 6 "SPIRIT OF TRIBUTE PERVADES FRATERNAL GREETINGS. A scathing rebuke of the provincial Essential Services Emergency Act was levelled by W. G. Gilbey, representing the Saskatchewan Federation of Labour when he addressed the opening session of the STF Easter Council."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Council Report 1964, p. 34 "'WE MUST FIND WAYS AND MEANS FOR ELEVATING THE QUALITY AND QUANTITY OF TALENTED INDIVIDUALS OF ALL KINDS. WE SHOULD AIM AT THE COMPLETE ABOLITION OF TUITION FEES AND ALL CHANGES IN CONNECTION WITH EDUCATION.' Walter Smishek, Secretary of the Saskatchewan Federation of Labour, brought greetings to Council."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 1968, Special Council Issue, p. 3 "SOGC BRINGS GREETINGS. Organizations such as the STF and the Saskatchewan Federation of Labour must unite to ensure that civil liberties and civil rights are not eroded, R. Sedgewick, representing the SFL told Councillors at the opening session of Easter Council."

File contains photographs of people enjoying the Labour Day weekend at Pike Lake Provincial Park, just outside of Saskatoon. Included are images of people walking through the trees, resting on lawn chairs enjoying the sun, and children playing in the water and on the swings and teeter-totter in the park.

Photographs show Major James William Coldwell, once leader of the Farm Labour Party ,and the Cooperative Commonwealth Federation's second national leader. Coldwell was to be honored by the NDP at a special picnic. The image shows Major James William Coldwell smoking a pipe. Image 3 was published.

This fonds consists primarily of lecture notes created by E.F.L. Whitmore for courses he taught at the College of Law. The subjects include income tax, practice, equity, taxation, labour law, Surrogate Court, and wills. The fonds also includes copies of examinations for several courses.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 17, 1971, p. 9; "Farmer, labour and teacher representatives met in discussion groups around the province April 17 to exchange ideas. The small group session above was part of the agenda at the Tisdale meeting and includes Carrot River teacher Wes Clarke, centre."

This fonds contains minutes, agendas, newsletters, correspondence, case files, and financial records pertaining to the formation and administration of ASPA.