This building is located at the 600 block of 6th Ave. east and shows two men standing in the doorway of the Canadian Utilities power house (Mr. Whitlock and son). A transformer station is seen beside the building.

The installation of the first generator and engine at the Broad Street Power Plant. The four men in fur coats to the left are Mayor HW Laird, Alderman James Balfour, Alderman Peter Cooper, and Alderman Peter McAra. To the right of the generator stator is Mr. J.A. Johnson (with white collar), first Superintendent of Regina Light & Power Department. Man with head and shoulders only showing above the generator is HB Russell, chief engineer. James McKechnie, city wiring inspector, is to Johnson's left. Man in fur coat to the right of Johnson is Hugh Ryan, Line Foreman. All others are unidentified.

The interior of the power house and what appears to be the operations control room.

View of unidentified workmen posing on dam structure at La Colle Falls construction site, 1913

Exterior view of Moose Jaw power house and smoke stack just after completion of construction

Mr. George Cook, engineer of the Regina Power Plant from 1892.

Mr. Gerald Spring-Rice, the owner of Regina's first power plant, which operated under his ownership from 1892 until 1902 when he sold it to the city.

The old Regina Power House on Dewdney Avenue that was built in 1890.

The City of Regina Power House, located at Broad Street and Dewdney Avenue; a store and an office building are seen in the foreground.

Exterior view of the Humboldt Power plant located at the east end of Third Avenue.

Some of the Regina Light & Power Employees. Left to right, back row: Robert S. Crosbie, Line Foreman; Jesse E., Office Clerk; E.W. Bull, Superintendent; Alfred H. Munro, Shift Engineer; unknown name, Coal Handler; Charles Staddon, Fireman; unknown name, Ash Handler. Front Row: Mike Lenz, Foreman; William Hughes, Assistant Line Foreman; Albert D. Keep, Fireman; George A. Watson, Fireman.

Gathered around a model of the Slowpoke nuclear reactor at the Saskatchewan Research Council (SRC) building are l to r: Dr. G.L. Smithson, Administration and Finance Branch, SRC; Dr. Mike Apps, Department of Pharmacy, University of Alberta; Dr. T.P. Pepper, Executive Director, SRC; and Dr. J.L. Bergsteinsson, Technology Transfer and Business Development Branch, SRC.

Three firemen and the Biggar Fire Department truck parked in the snow behind the Biggar Power Plant on First Avenue in Biggar, Saskatchewan