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Individual (PA 327) Schoenhals, Paul, 1941-
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Biographical Sketch / Paul John Schoenhals was born on November 5, 1941 in Clinton, Administrative History Ontario to Stewart John Schoenhals and Phyllis Lillian Elliott. He received his primary education in Ontario and attended Nutana Collegiate in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Schoenhals earned a Bachelor of Education degree from the University of Saskatchewan in 1964 and a postgraduate diploma in 1970. Prior to his entry into provincial politics, Schoenhals worked as a high school teacher in Saskatoon and was involved with the Saskatoon Hilltops Football Club as director and head coach. Schoenhals was first elected to the Saskatchewan Legislature in 1982 and served as a Progressive Conservative MLA for the Saskatoon Sutherland constituency until 1986. He served in the Grant Devine Government as Minister of Urban Affairs (1982- 1983); Minister of Culture and Youth (1982-1983); Minister of Culture and Recreation (1983); Minister of Energy and Mines (1983-1985); Minister of Telephones (1985-1986); Minister of Science and Technology (1985-1986); Minister of Supply and Services (1985-1986) and Minister of Tourism and Small Business (1985-1986). Schoenhals was Minister Responsible for Local Government Board (1982-1983); Municipal Water Assistance Board (1982- 1983); Provincial Planning Appeals Board (1982-1983); Meewasin Valley Authority (1982-1983); Saskatchewan Centre of the Arts (1982-1983); Saskatchewan Arts Board (1982-1983); Western Development Museum (1982-1983); Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Corporation (1983-1985); Saskatchewan Water Supply Board (1983-1984); Legislative Review Committee (1983-1985); Saskatchewan Water Corporation (1984-1985); Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan (1985-1986); Employment Development Agency (1985-1986); Saskatchewan Government Printing (1985-1986) and Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation (1986). After losing his seat in the 1986 provincial general election to E. Mark Koenker (NDP), Schoenhals became president of Petroleum Industry Training Service (PITS). Schoenhals currently (2006) resides in Calgary, Alberta and is President and Chief Executive Officer of Enform, a company that provides training programs and safety initiatives for workers in the petroleum industry. Schoenhals married Dorenda Stirton, a Canadian ladies’ curling champion, on June 21, 1969. They have three children: Susan, Ryan and Karyn.
Sources AMICUS Authorities-no entry found Canadian Parliamentary Guide Orders-in-Council Various Internet sites Canadian Who’s Who
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F 9 Gary Lane fonds
F 399 Patricia A. Smith fonds
F 419 Lorne Hepworth fonds
F 427 Paul Schoenhals fonds
F 430 Graham Taylor fonds
F 431 Tim Embury fonds
F 448 Harold Martens fonds
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Individual (PA 250) Andrew, Bob, 1944-
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Biographical Sketch / Robert Lynal Andrew was born on April 13, 1944 in Eston, Administrative History Saskatchewan to Robert Elvin Andrew, an elevator agent, and Elizabeth Ann Ellis. Andrew received his primary and secondary education in Eston and earned Bachelor of Arts (Political Science) and Bachelor of Laws degrees from the University of Saskatchewan in 1966 and 1970 respectively. Andrew’s interest in politics was evident at an early age. In 1968, he worked on Robert Stanfield’s federal election campaign and worked locally for the federal Progressive Conservatives campaigns in 1972 and 1974. Andrew worked in the oil and potash industries in Saskatchewan and Alberta from 1967 to 1970, when he began practicing law in Kindersley, Saskatchewan. He was admitted to the Bar of Saskatchewan in 1971 and was the senior partner in the Kindersley firm Andrew, Ritter, Chinn from 1973 to 1980. Andrew was a member of the Eston Town Council (1972-1974) and was active in the Kindersley community. He served as Vice-President of the Chamber of Commerce, treasurer of the Minor Sports Association and President of the Bar Association. Andrew was first elected to the Saskatchewan Legislature in 1978 and served as a Progressive Conservative MLA for the Kindersley constituency until 1989. Andrew served in the Grant Devine Government as Minister of Finance (1982-1985); Minister of Economic Development and Trade (1985-1988); Minister of Justice and Attorney General (1986-1989) and Minister of Trade and Investment (1988-1989). Andrew was Minister Responsible for numerous agencies, boards and commissions including Provincial Auditor (1982-1985); Saskatchewan Assessment Authority (1982-1983); Municipal Financing Corporation (1982-1985); Treasury Board (1982-1985); Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan (1983-1985); Crown Investments Corporation (1983-1986); Saskatchewan Economic Development Corporation (1985-1986); Provincial Mediation Board (1987-1989) and Office of the Rentalsman (1987-1989). Andrew resigned from Cabinet on October 3, 1989. In December, 1989, he vacated his seat in the Legislature and became the agent-general in Saskatchewan’s new trade office in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Bill Boyd (PC) became the MLA for the Kindersley constituency in October, 1991. On November 22, 1991, Andrew was dismissed from his trade post when the NDP government closed all of the province’s trade offices. Andrew was appointed to the National Energy Board in December, 1991. He moved to Calgary, Alberta and began his term in March, 1992. Andrew was fired from the National Energy Board in May 1997. Andrew was a Canadian Permanent Fund Scholar in 1968. Bob Andrew married Norma Lynne Tunall on December 22, 1964. They have four children: Robert, Kalen, Sharmen, and Dreeson.
Sources AMICUS Authorities – entry only Canadian Parliamentary Guide Orders-in-Council The Leader-Post, Regina Biographical information in Bob Andrew fonds
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BF 2 D. Grant Devine fonds
F 9 Gary Lane fonds
F 426 Joan Duncan fonds
F 427 Paul Schoenhals fonds
F 429 Bob Andrew fonds
F 431 Tim Embury fonds
F 437 Paul Rousseau fonds
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Individual (PA 328) Currie, Gordon G., 1923-2017
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Brief Biographical Sketch Gordon Gray Currie was born on May 20, 1923 in Semans, Saskatchewan. Prior to his entry into provincial politics, he served with the Royal Canadian Navy and was a teacher, principal and coach in Regina. Currie served as a Progressive Conservative member in the Saskatchewan Legislature for the Regina Wascana constituency (1982-1986) and as a Cabinet minister in the Grant Devine Government (1982-1985). Currie died in Regina in 2017.
Biographical Sketch Gordon Gray Currie was born on May 20, 1923 in Semans, Saskatchewan to Robert Currie and Mary Anne Pool. He received his elementary and secondary education in Saskatchewan and British Columbia. Currie earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Notre Dame Collegiate in Wilcox, Saskatchewan and a Bachelor of Education degree from Mount Allison University, New Brunswick.
After serving four years with the Royal Canadian Navy, Currie returned to Regina, Saskatchewan in 1947 and began his teaching career at Balfour Technical School, where he also coached the football and hockey teams. Currie was head coach of the Regina Rams football club from 1965 to 1976, after which time he returned to teaching at Balfour. He later became principal of Cochrane High School and Campbell Collegiate.
Currie was first elected to the Saskatchewan Legislature in 1982 and served as a Progressive Conservative MLA for the Regina Wascana constituency until 1986. Currie served in the Grant Devine Government as Minister of Advanced Education and Manpower (1983, 1985); Minister of Continuing Education (1982-1983); Minister of Education (1982-1983); Minister of Science and Technology (1983-1985) and Minister of Telephones (1983-1985).
Currie was Minister Responsible for Saskatchewan Educational Communications Corporation (1982); Teacher's Superannuation Commission (1982-1983); Universities Commission (1982-1983); Saskatchewan Science Council (1982-1983); Provincial Library (1982-1983); Saskatchewan Archives Board (1982-1983; 1985); Wascana Centre Authority (1982-1985); Advisory Council on the Status of Women (1983); Saskatchewan Research Council (1983-1985) and Advanced Technology Training Centre of Saskatchewan Corporation (1985).
Currie's cabinet appointments were discontinued on December 16, 1985 when Premier Devine shuffled his Cabinet and reduced the number of ministers from 23 to 19. Currie did not seek re-election in the 1986 provincial general election and Beattie Martin (PC) became MLA for the Regina Wascana constituency.
Currie's many honours and awards include the establishment of the Gordon Currie Foundation (1977); membership in the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame (1978), Order of Canada (1979), and Canadian Football Hall of Fame (2005); the Queen's Jubilee Medal (2002); Canadian Amateur Coach of the Year (1975) and an honorary degree from the University of Regina (1987).
Currie died in Regina on February 22, 2017.
Gordon Currie married Shirley Corinne Clarke on February 27, 1953. They had three children: Robert, Douglas, and James.
Variant Name(s) Gordon Gray Currie
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Source(s) AMICUS Authorities, July 8, 2002
Orders-in-Council
Canadian Parliamentary Guide
Various Internet Sites
The Encyclopedia of Saskatchewan
Canadian Who's Who
Obituary published in The Leader-Post, Regina, February 25, 2017
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F 419 Lorne Hepworth fonds
F 427 Paul Schoenhals fonds
F 432 Gordon Currie fonds Saskatchewan Archives Board Authority Record
Individual (PA 2) Devine, D. Grant, 1944-
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Authorized Heading Devine, D. Grant, 1944-
Brief Bio./Admin. D. Grant Devine was born in Regina, Saskatchewan in History 1944. He served nine years (1982-1991) as Premier of Saskatchewan and held various Cabinet portfolios during that time. He also served as a Progressive Conservative member in the Saskatchewan Legislature for the Estevan constituency. Devine currently (2009) farms near Caron, Saskatchewan.
Biographical Donald Grant Devine was born in Regina, Saskatchewan on Sketch/Administrative July 5, 1944 to Donald William Devine and Bette Jean History Ford. He has one sister and two brothers. He was raised on the family farm near Lake Valley, Saskatchewan and attended Brownlee School.
In 1967, Devine obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Agriculture from the University of Saskatchewan. He also earned Masters degrees in Agricultural Economics and Business Administration from the University of Alberta in 1970. After graduating, Devine worked as a marketing specialist with the Department of Agriculture in Ottawa, Ontario. In 1976, he earned a PhD in Agricultural Economics from Ohio State University and joined the faculty of the University of Saskatchewan, where he taught Agricultural Marketing and Consumer Economics.
Devine's political career began in 1978, when he ran unsuccessfully in the Saskatoon Nutana constituency. He also lost a 1980 by-election in the Estevan constituency. Devine was elected leader of the Progressive Conservative Party of Saskatchewan on November 9, 1979. He was elected 12th premier of Saskatchewan and MLA for the Estevan constituency in the April 26, 1982 general election. Devine's term as premier dated from May 8, 1982 to November 1, 1991.
Devine held various Cabinet portfolios while serving as Premier: Minister of Energy and Mines (1983); Minister of Highways and Transportation (1985); Minister of Agriculture (1985-1989) and Minister of Agriculture and Food (1989-1991). He was also Minister Responsible for numerous agencies, boards and commissions.
Devine stepped down as leader of the Conservative party on October 8, 1992 and did not seek re-election in 1995. Larry Campbell Ward (NDP) was elected MLA for the Estevan constituency.
Upon retiring from politics, Devine returned to teaching at the University of Saskatchewan. He also operated Grant Devine Farms and Consulting Services Ltd. and served on the board of directors of Agrium Inc. In January 2004 after an unsuccessful bid as the federal Conservative party candidate for the riding of Souris-Moose Mountain, Devine ran as an independent in that riding and was defeated in the 2004 federal election.
Devine currently (2009) farms near Caron, Saskatchewan.
Grant Devine married Chantal Guillaume, a teacher, in 1966. They have five children: Michelle, Monique, David, John and Camille.
Variant Name(s) Donald Grant Devine
Grant Devine
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Source(s) AMICUS Authorities - no entry found
Saskatchewan Archives Board Biographical Files
Saskatchewan Executive and Legislative Directory
Various Internet sites
The Encyclopedia of Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Premiers of the 20th Century
Archival records linked to this records creator: BF 2 D. Grant Devine fonds
S 44 Cabinet Decision Items (Devine Government) series
S 47 Cabinet Committee on Issues Management (Devine Government) series
S 48 Cabinet Committee on Planning and Priorities (Devine Government) series
S 49 Cabinet Committee on Public Sector Bargaining (Devine Government) series
S 50 Cabinet Committee on Economic Development (Devine Government) series
S 51 Cabinet Committee on an Integrated Environmental Strategy (Devine Government) series
S 52 Cabinet Committee on Office Locations (Devine Government) series
S 53 Treasury Board (Devine Government) series
S 54 Crown Management Board (Devine Government) series
S 55 Cabinet Committee on Central and Regulatory Services (Devine Government) series
S 56 Cabinet Committee on Social Policy (Devine Government) series
S 57 Records of Meetings of Delegations to Cabinet (Devine Government) series
S 58 Cabinet Meeting Documents (Devine Government) series
S 59 Correspondence Records of the Clerk of the Executive Council and Assistant Cabinet Secretary (Devine Government) series
S 60 Consultants' Reports (Devine Government) series
S 61 Nomination Records (Devine Government) series
F 426 Joan Duncan fonds
F 427 Paul Schoenhals fonds
F 448 Harold Martens fonds Saskatchewan Archives Board Authority Record
Individual (PA 257) Dutchak, Sid, 1950-
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Biographical Sketch / Sidney Peter Dutchak was born on August 7, 1950 at Blaine Lake, Administrative History Saskatchewan to Peter Dutchak and Susan Boulanoff. He received his primary and secondary education at Paddling School and Blaine Lake Composite High School and earned a Bachelor of Laws degree from the University of Saskatchewan. Dutchak practiced law in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan before being elected to the Saskatchewan Legislature in a February 21, 1983 by-election. Dutchak served as a Progressive Conservative MLA for the Prince Albert-Duck Lake constituency until 1986. Dutchak served in the Grant Devine Government as Minister- without-Portfolio (1983-1985) and Minister of Justice and Attorney General (1985-1986). Dutchak was Minister Responsible for Indian and Native Affairs Secretariat (1983-1986); Saskatchewan Housing Corporation (1983-1985); Northern Affairs Secretariat (1985-1986); Saskatchewan Mining Development Corporation (1985-1986); Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission (1985- 1986); Crimes Compensation Board (1985-1986); Law Reform Commission of Saskatchewan (1985-1986); Surface Rights Arbitration Board (1985-1986); Public and Private Rights Board (1985-1986); Saskatchewan Police Commission (1985-1986) and Saskatchewan Farm Ownership Board (1985-1986). After losing his seat in the 1986 general election to Eldon Lautermilch (NDP), Dutchak practiced law in Saskatoon for a brief time before moving to Calgary, Alberta to work in the private sector. Dutchak currently (2006) resides in Calgary, where he is President and Chief Executive Officer of Cordy Oilfield Services Inc. Sid Dutchak married Geraldine Gail Epp on October 13, 1973. They have three children: Jason, Curtis and Ashley.
Sources AMICUS Authorities – no entry found Canadian Parliamentary Guide Orders-in-Council Various Internet Sites Bridging the Years: Era of Blaine Lake and District 1790-1980
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F 335 Grant Schmidt fonds
F 427 Paul Schoenhals fonds
Saskatchewan Archives Board Authority Record
Individual (PA 329) Embury, Tim, 1947-
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Biographical Sketch / Timothy Burke Embury was born on January 20, 1947 in Regina, Administrative History Saskatchewan to Alan and Jean Embury. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree. Prior to his entry into provincial politics, Embury was a loans officer with the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce in Regina and served as an alderman on the Regina City Council from 1977 to 1982. Embury was first elected to the Saskatchewan Legislature in 1982 and served as a Progressive Conservative MLA for the Regina Lakeview constituency until 1986. Embury served in the Grant Devine Government as Minister of Urban Affairs (1983-1985) and Minister of the Environment (1985-1986). Embury was Minister Responsible for Local Government Board (1983-1985); Municipal Water Assistance Board (1983-1985); Provincial Planning Appeals Board (1983-1985); Wakamow Valley Authority (1983-1986); Saskatchewan Assessment Authority (1983-1985); Wascana Centre Authority (1985-1986) and Water Appeal Board (1985-1986). After losing his seat in the 1986 general election to Louise Simard (NDP), Embury established Interface Consulting Ltd., a management consulting firm in Regina. He later moved to Calgary, Alberta, where he was employed with the Osborne Group. Embury currently (2006) resides in Calgary. Embury married his first wife, Frances Anne (maiden name unknown) on August 28, 1971. They have two children: Jennifer and Ryan. He later remarried.
Sources AMICUS Authorities – no entry found. Canadian Parliamentary Guide Orders-in-Council The Leader-Post, Regina; The Henderson’s City Directory for Regina
Archival records linked to this records creator:
F 427 Paul Schoenhals fonds
F 431 Tim Embury fonds
Saskatchewan Archives Board Authority Record
Individual (PA 331) Hardy, Neal, 1934-
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Biographical Sketch / Neal Herbert Hardy was born in on September 21, 1934 in Hudson Administrative History Bay, Saskatchewan to George and Clara Robinson. He received his primary and secondary education in Hudson Bay. Hardy worked for the Canadian National Railway as a yardman, yardmaster and foreman from 1953 to 1970. He also owned and operated a farm and several businesses, including a tire shop, hardware store, service stations and a grocery store. From 1976 to 1982, he was the Reeve of the Rural Municipality of Hudson Bay No. 394. Hardy was also President of the Hudson Bay Chamber of Commerce, Chairman of the Hudson Bay Rural Development Corporation, and a member of the Elks Lodge. Hardy was first elected to the Saskatchewan Legislature on November 26, 1980 and served as a Progressive Conservative MLA for the Kelsey-Tisdale constituency until 1991. Hardy served in the Grant Devine Government as Minister of the Environment (1982-1985); Minister of Parks and Renewable Resources (1983); Minister of Co-operation and Co-operative Development (1985- 1986) and Minister of Rural Development (1985-1991). Hardy was also Minister Responsible for Saskatchewan Housing Corporation (1982-1989); Saskatchewan Forest Products Corporation (1982-1985); Saskatchewan Water Supply Board (1982-1983); Water Appeal Board (1984-1985); Board of Examiners (1985-1991); Municipal Employees Superannuation Commission (1985-1987); Saskatchewan Water Corporation (1986-1991); Legislative Review Committee (1986-1989); Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation (1986-1991); Saskatchewan Lands Appeal Board (1988-1991) and Order in Council Review Committee (1989-1991). Hardy lost his seat in the 1991 provincial general election to Andy Renaud (NDP). In 1995, Hardy returned to the Hudson Bay Rural Municipality No. 394 as a councillor and served as Vice-President of the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (SARM) from 1995 to 2002. Hardy currently (2006) resides in Hudson Bay. He is President of SARM and continues to serve as councillor for Hudson Bay R.M. Neal Hardy married Darlene Rose Lundy on December 19, 1954. They have four children: Mervin, Lynda, Donald, and Donna. Sources AMICUS Authorities – no entry found Canadian Parliamentary Guide SARM website Orders-in-Council
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F 426 Joan Duncan fonds
F 427 Paul Schoenhals fonds
Saskatchewan Archives Board Authority Record
Individual (PA 330) McLaren, Lorne A., 1928-2009
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Brief Bio./Admin. Lorne Aubrey McLaren was born in 1928 in Saltcoats, History Saskatchewan. Prior to entering politics, he was president of Morris Rod Weeder Company and was active in local government. McLaren was first elected to the Saskatchewan Legislature as a Progressive Conservative Member for the Yorkton constituency in 1982. He served in the Grant Devine Government, holding various portfolios between 1982 and 1985. McLaren served in the Legislature until 1991 when he chose to not seek re-election. He died in Regina on January 4, 2009.
Biographical Lorne Aubrey McLaren was born on August 17, 1928 in Sketch/Administrative Saltcoats, Saskatchewan to Aird McLaren and Mildred History Vaughan. He attended Aston School and received his secondary education in Saltcoats.
McLaren joined the Morris Rod Weeder Company in Yorkton, Saskatchewan in 1951 as a partsman and became president in 1979. McLaren served as a trustee on the Yorkton Public School board and was provincial finance chairman for the Progressive Conservative Party.
McLaren was first elected to the Saskatchewan Legislature in 1982 and served as a Progressive Conservative MLA for the Yorkton constituency until 1991. McLaren served in the Grant Devine Government as Minister of Labour (1982-1985). He was Minister Responsible for Labour Relations Board (1982-1985); Workers' Compensation Board (1982-1985); Workers' Advocate (1982-1985); Minimum Wage Board (1982-1985); Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan (1982-1983); Saskatchewan Power Corporation (1982-1985) and Crown Investments Corporation (1983-1985).
McLaren's Cabinet appointments were discontinued on December 16, 1985, when Premier Devine shuffled his Cabinet and reduced the number of ministers from 23 to 19. McLaren did not seek re-election in the 1991 provincial general election and Clay Serby (NDP) became the MLA for the Yorkton constituency. Lorne McLaren died in Regina on January 4, 2009.
Lorne McLaren and his first wife, Audrey Hillis, married in 1951 and had four children: Blaine, Tenley, Bonnalyn and Coralee. McLaren was divorced in 1984 and later was married to Barbara McLaren.
Variant Name(s) Lorne Aubrey McLaren
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Source(s) AMICUS Authorities, July 8, 2002
The Leader-Post, Regina
Canadian Parliamentary Guide
Orders-in-Council
Saltcoats Roots and Branches
Obituary for Lorne McLaren published in Leader-Post, January 6, 2009.
Archival records linked to this records creator: PA 330 Lorne McLaren fonds
F 427 Paul Schoenhals fonds
F 432 Gordon Currie fonds Saskatchewan Archives Board Authority Record
Individual (PA 332) Taylor, Graham, 1936-2009
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Brief Bio./Admin. Douglas Graham Taylor was born in 1936 near Moffat, History Saskatchewan. Taylor was a teacher and principal in Wolseley prior to his election to the Saskatchewan Legislature in 1978. He served as a Progressive Conservative member for the Indian Head-Wolseley constituency (1978-1990) and Cabinet minister in the Grant Devine Government (1982-1989). Graham Taylor died in Wolseley on October 7, 2009.
Biographical Douglas Graham Taylor was born on July 4, 1936 near Sketch/Administrative Moffat, Saskatchewan to Robert and Isabella Taylor. History Graham Taylor received his primary and secondary education at Candiac and Wolseley, Saskatchewan. Taylor earned a Bachelor of Education degree (1965) and a Diploma in Educational Administration (1972) from the University of Regina.
Prior to his entry into provincial politics, Taylor was a teacher in Kipling and Wolseley and was principal of Wolseley High School from 1967 to 1979. He served as President of the Indian Head-Broadview Teachers' Association and Indian Head Superintendency Principal Group. Taylor also operated a farm north of Wolseley.
Taylor was first elected to the Saskatchewan Legislature in 1978 and served as a Progressive Conservative MLA for the Indian Head-Wolseley constituency until 1990. In 1979 Taylor ran unsuccessfully for the leadership of the Progressive Conservative Party of Saskatchewan. After his defeat, he was appointed House Leader for the Official Opposition in the Legislature and served as Education Critic and Chairman of the Human and Social Resources Committee.
Taylor served in the Grant Devine Government as Minister of Health (1982-1986); Minister of Tourism and Small Business (1986-1987); Minister of Supply and Services (1986-1988); Minister of Tourism, Small Business and Co-operatives (1987-1988) and Minister of Public Participation (1988-1989).
Taylor was Minister Responsible for Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance Commission (1982-1986); Saskatchewan Cancer Commission (1982-1984); Saskatchewan Cancer Foundation (1984-1986); Alcoholism Commission of Saskatchewan (1982-1985); Saskatchewan Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission (1985-1986); Northern Affairs Secretariat (1986-1987); Liquor Board (1986-1989); Liquor Licensing Commission (1986-1989); Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation (1986-1989); Saskatchewan Government Printing Company (1986-1989); Saskatchewan Economic Development Corporation (1986-1988) and Saskatchewan Government Insurance (1988-1989).
Taylor resigned from Cabinet on October 3, 1989 to become Saskatchewan's Agent General in Hong Kong. He was dismissed from the post on November 22, 1991 when the NDP government closed all of the province's trade offices. Taylor did not seek re-election in the 1991 general election and Lorne Scott (NDP) became the MLA for the Indian Head-Wolseley constituency. He retired to his family farm near Wolseley. Taylor died in Wolseley on October 7, 2009.
Graham Taylor married Katherine Isabel Garden on October 3, 1959. They had five children: Robert, Katherine, Anthony (deceased); Susan and Peter.
Variant Name(s) Douglas Graham Taylor
D. Graham Taylor
Rule(s) Rules for Archival Description (RAD)
Source(s) AMICUS Authorities - no entry found.
Canadian Parliamentary Guide
Orders-in-Council
Saskatchewan Executive and Legislative Directory
The Leader-Post, including obituary published on October 9, 2009.
Bridging the Past: Wolseley and District 1880-1980
Archival records linked to this records creator: F 426 Joan Duncan fonds
F 427 Paul Schoenhals fonds
F 430 Graham Taylor fonds Saskatchewan Archives Board Authority Record
Individual (PA 333) Thatcher, Colin, 1938-
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Brief Bio./Admin. Wilbert Colin Thatcher was born in 1938 in Toronto, History Ontario. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree and a Master of Science degree from Iowa State University. Prior to entering politics, Thatcher was a rancher and was involved in various organizations in the Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan area. He was first elected to the Saskatchewan Legislature as the Liberal Party Member for the Thunder Creek constituency in 1975. He joined the Progressive Conservative Party in 1977, and was re-elected in 1978 and 1982. Thatcher served in the Grant Devine Government, holding various portfolios from 1982 to 1983. He resigned from Cabinet in 1983 and was expelled from his seat in Legislature in 1984. Thatcher currently (2009) resides on the family ranch near Caron, Saskatchewan.
Biographical Wilbert Colin Thatcher was born in Toronto, Ontario on Sketch/Administrative August 25, 1938. Thatcher is the only child of former History Saskatchewan premier W. Ross Thatcher and Adrah Leone (Peggy) McNaughton. Thatcher received his early education in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan and earned Bachelor and Master of Science degrees from Iowa State University.
Prior to his entry into politics, Thatcher was a rancher in the Caron, Saskatchewan district. He was a member of the Kinsmen Club in Moose Jaw, president of the Moose Jaw Civic Centre Board and director of the Saskatchewan Hereford Association and Canadian Hereford Association.
Thatcher was first elected to the Saskatchewan Legislature in 1975 and served as a Liberal MLA for the Thunder Creek constituency until June 1977, when he joined the Progressive Conservative Party. Thatcher served as a Progressive Conservative MLA for Thunder Creek until 1984.
Thatcher served in the Grant Devine Government as Minister of Mineral Resources (1982) and Minister of Energy and Mines (1982-1983). From May 8, 1982 to January 17,1983 he was also Minister Responsible for Saskatchewan Mining Development Corporation, Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Corporation, Saskatchewan Minerals and Wakamow Valley Authority.
Thatcher resigned from Cabinet on January 17, 1983 and was expelled from his seat as MLA in November, 1984. Rick Swenson (PC) became the MLA for the Thunder Creek constituency in a 1985 by-election.
Thatcher currently (2009) resides on the family ranch near Caron, Saskatchewan.
Colin Thatcher was married to JoAnn Geiger from 1962 to 1980. They had three children: Greg, Regan and Stephanie. Thatcher married Beverly Shaw in July, 1994. They were divorced in 1997.
Variant Name(s) Wilbert Colin Thatcher
Rule(s) Rules for Archival Description (RAD)
Source(s) AMICUS Authorities, October 3, 1985
The Leader-Post, Regina
Orders-in-Council
Various Internet sites
Canadian Parliamentary Guide
Archival records linked to this records creator: PA 333 Colin Thatcher fonds
F 426 Joan Duncan fonds
F 427 Paul Schoenhals fonds
FONDS DESCRIPTION Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan Records Description
F 427 Paul Schoenhals fonds
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Unique Identifier F 427
Title of Records Paul Schoenhals fonds
Level of Description Fonds
Descriptive System Ministerial
Dates of Creation 1959, 1972-1987
Dates of Accumulation 1982-1986
Physical Description 14.8 m of textual records
4 photographs
3 maps
2 architectural drawings
17 plans
1 drawing : pencil
3 drawings : graphs
Link to Authority Paul John Schoenhals was born in 1941 in Clinton, Ontario. Schoenhals was a teacher in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan prior to serving as a Progressive Conservative member in the Saskatchewan Legislature and Cabinet minister in the Grant Devine Government from 1982 to 1986.
Robert Lynal Andrew was born in Eston, Saskatchewan in 1944. Andrew practiced law in Kindersley, Saskatchewan prior to entering politics. Andrew served as a Progressive Conservative member in the Saskatchewan Legislature (1978-1989) and as a Cabinet minister in the Grant Devine Government (1982-1989).
Gordon Gray Currie was born on May 20, 1923 in Semans, Saskatchewan. Prior to his entry into provincial politics, he served with the Royal Canadian Navy and was a teacher, principal and coach in Regina. Currie served as a Progressive Conservative member in the Saskatchewan Legislature for the Regina Wascana constituency (1982-1986) and as a Cabinet minister in the Grant Devine Government (1982-1985). Currie died in Regina in 2017.
D. Grant Devine was born in Regina, Saskatchewan in 1944. He served nine years (1982-1991) as Premier of Saskatchewan and held various Cabinet portfolios during that time. He also served as a Progressive Conservative member in the Saskatchewan Legislature for the Estevan constituency.
Douglas Graham Taylor was born in 1936 near Moffat, Saskatchewan. Taylor was a teacher and principal in Wolseley prior to his election to the Saskatchewan Legislature in 1978. He served as a Progressive Conservative member for the Indian Head-Wolseley constituency (1978-1990) and Cabinet minister in the Grant Devine Government (1982-1989). Graham Taylor died in Wolseley on October 7, 2009.
Lorne Aubrey McLaren was born in 1928 in Saltcoats, Saskatchewan. Prior to entering politics, he was president of Morris Rod Weeder Company and was active in local government. McLaren was first elected to the Saskatchewan Legislature as a Progressive Conservative Member for the Yorkton constituency in 1982. He served in the Grant Devine Government, holding various portfolios between 1982 and 1985. McLaren served in the Legislature until 1991 when he chose to not seek re-election. He died in Regina on January 4, 2009.
Sidney Peter Dutchak was born in 1950 in Blaine Lake, Saskatchewan. He earned a Bachelor of Laws degree from the University of Saskatchewan. Prior to entering politics, Dutchak practised law in Prince Albert. He was first elected to the Saskatchewan Legislature as a Progressive Conservative Member for the Prince Albert-Duck Lake constituency in a 1983 by-election. He served in the Grant Devine Government, holding various portfolios between 1983 and 1986. After his election defeat in 1986, Dutchak practised law in Saskatoon before moving to Calgary, Alberta to work in the private sector. He currently (2006) resides in Calgary, where he is President and Chief Executive Officer of Cordy Oilfield Services Inc.
Wilbert Colin Thatcher was born in 1938 in Toronto, Ontario. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree and a Master of Science degree from Iowa State University. Prior to entering politics, Thatcher was a rancher and was involved in various organizations in the Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan area. He was first elected to the Saskatchewan Legislature as the Liberal Party Member for the Thunder Creek constituency in 1975. He joined the Progressive Conservative Party in 1977, and was re-elected in 1978 and 1982. Thatcher served in the Grant Devine Government, holding various portfolios from 1982 to 1983. He resigned from Cabinet in 1983 and was expelled from his seat in Legislature in 1984. Thatcher currently (2009) resides on the family ranch near Caron, Saskatchewan.
Neal Herbert Hardy was born in 1934 in Hudson Bay, Saskatchewan. Prior to entering politics, Hardy worked for Canadian National Railway and owned and operated several businesses. He was also active in local government. Hardy was first elected to the Saskatchewan Legislature as a Progressive Conservative Party Member for the Kelsey-Tisdale constituency in 1980. He served in the Grant Devine Government, holding various portfolios between 1982 and 1991. He was defeated in the 1991 general election. Hardy returned to involvement in local government, serving as a councillor for Hudson Bay Rural Municipality No. 394. Hardy currently (2006) resides in Hudson Bay. He is President of the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities.
Timothy Burke Embury was born on January 20, 1947 in Regina, Saskatchewan. Prior to his entry into politics, he worked as a loans officer and sat on the Regina City Council. Embury served as the Progressive Conservative MLA for the Regina Lakeview constituency from 1982 to 1986 and was a Cabinet minister in the Grant Devine Government (1983-1986). Embury currently (2006) resides in Calgary, Alberta.
See: Schoenhals, Paul, 1941- Andrew, Bob, 1944- Currie, Gordon G., 1923-2017 Devine, D. Grant, 1944- Taylor, Graham, 1936-2009 McLaren, Lorne A., 1928-2009 Dutchak, Sid, 1950- Thatcher, Colin, 1938- Hardy, Neal, 1934- Embury, Tim, 1947-
Direct Acquisition from Paul Schoenhals donated these records to the Regina office, Records Creator Saskatchewan Archives in 7 accessions in 1986 and 1988: R86-64 (February 20, 1986); R86-513 (October 22, 1986); R86-522 (October 27, 1986); R88-224 (July 18); R88-257 (June 23, 1988); R88-334 (August 17, 1988) and R88-491 (October 17, 1988).
Custodial History Records created by Colin Thatcher, Grant Devine, Lorne McLaren, Neal Hardy, Bob Andrew, Gordon Currie, Tim Embury, Sid Dutchak, and Graham Taylor were identified in the Schoenhals fonds at the time of retro-description.
Scope and Content This fonds consists of records created, accumulated and used from 1982 to 1986 by Paul Schoenhals in his political career as: Minister of Urban Affairs; Minister of Energy and Mines; Minister of Supply and Services; Minister of Tourism and Small Business; Minister Responsible for Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Corporation and Minister Responsible for Saskatchewan Water Supply Board.
This fonds includes records relating to the proposed National Hockey League (NHL) franchise and coliseum in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
The types of records included are correspondence, memoranda, agenda diaries, speeches, annual reports, publications, briefing notes, legislation, news releases, newspaper clippings, photographs, maps, architectural drawings, plans and graphs.
No series assignment has been applied to the records described in this fonds.
This fonds is missing records Schoenhals created in the following portfolios: Culture and Youth; Culture and Recreation; Telephones and Science and Technology. Also missing are constituency records and records from his various other ministerial responsibilities.
This fonds includes records created by various Cabinet ministers in the Grant Devine Government as follows: W. Colin Thatcher, various portfolios, 1982-1983; D. Grant Devine, Minister of Energy and Mines and Minister Responsible for Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Corporation, 1983; Gordon Currie, Minister of Science and Technology 1982-1985; Lorne McLaren, Minister Responsible for Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan 1982-1983; Bob Andrew, Minister Responsible for Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan 1984; Neil Hardy, Minister of the Environment and Minister Responsible for Saskatchewan Water Supply Board 1982-1983; Graham Taylor, Minister of Tourism and Small Business 1986-1987; Sid Dutchak, Minister Responsible for Northern Affairs Secretariat 1985-1986 and Tim Embury, Minister of Urban Affairs 1983.
Access Restrictions These records are subject to access restrictions according to the terms of an agreement with the donor dated February 1, 1985. Please consult reference archivist for assistance.
Terms Governing Use Use, publication and/or reproduction of records are subject to terms of an agreement with the donor and the conditions of the Copyright Act. Please consult reference archivist for assistance.
Reference Tools SAFA 257 (old guide GR 508) consists of a fonds description and file listings of textual records.
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Related Records Records created by Schoenhals in 1985 as Minister of Energy and (Records held by SAB) Mines are located in the Patricia A. Smith fonds (F 399) and Lorne Hepworth fonds (F419).
Records created by Schoenhals as Minister of Supply and Services are located in the Graham Taylor fonds (F 430).
Records created by Schoenhals as Minister Responsible for the Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan are located in the Gary Lane fonds (F 9).
Records created in 1982 and 1983 by Schoenhals as Minister of Urban Affairs are located in the Tim Embury fonds (F 431).
Records created in 1984 and 1985 by Schoenhals as Minister Responsible for Saskatchewan Water Corporation are located in the Harold Martens fonds (F 448).
Physical Condition Records are in good physical condition.
Conservation Note Conservation practices in place at the time of arrangement were applied to records in old guide GR 508.
Accruals No further accruals are expected.
Source of Description Content of the fonds.
Additional Retrieval Textual records: old guide GR 508 (R-1376, R-1384). Codes
Consulting the Records To consult the records, visit or contact the Regina office.
Arrangement Note(s) Arrangement reflects both original order and archival intervention. Most of the records created by Schoenhals are interfiled with those of his predecessors/successors in various portfolios.
General Note(s) Location for retrieval: Regina-Hillsdale
All photographs, maps, plans, drawings and graphs have been retained in the textual records to preserve context.
OLD GUIDE
GR 508 A ChECKLIST OF THE PAPERS OF PAUL JOHN SCHOENHALS
Saskatchewan Archives Board, Regina 1992
RESTRICTED ACCESS Introduction
Paul John Schoenhals was born in 1941 in Clinton, Ontario. After
completing his primary and secondary education, Schoenhals moved to
Saskatoon, where he attended the University of Saskatchewan. He received his Bachelor of Education degree and post-graduate diploma, then taught school in Saskatoon until he was elected to the Saskatchewan Legislature ltl 1982 as a JV1LA for the Saskatoon Sutherland Constituency.
In 1982, Schoenhals was first appointed to the Devine Cabinet as
Minister of Urban Affairs and Minister of Culture and Youth. In 1983,
Schoenhals was named Minister of Energy and Mines, where he remained until
1985. He was then named to the Tourism and Small Business, Supply and
Services, Science and Technology and Telephones portfolios which he held until 1986. During his ministries, Schoenhals was also responsible for the Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Corporation, Saskatchewan Water Supply Board, the Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan Property Management
Corporation and Saskatchewan Government Printing Company.
The Paul John Schoenha18 papers contain files related to his activities while Minister of Energy and Mines, Culture and Youth and
Tourism and Small Business; also included are reGords acquired and created for the Saskatchewan Water S11pply Board, Potash Corporation of
Saskatchewan and Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Corporation. Files acquired from the former Minister Gordon CUlTie upon Schoenhals appointment as r1inister of Science and Technology also form part of the collection. The papers consist mainly of memorandum, correspondence, publications, 11
speeches, agendas and minutes, agenda diaries and blue prints dating from 1979-1986.
The Schoenhals' papers were received on February 20, 1986, October
22, 1.986, and October 27, 1986 and assigned accession numbers R86-64,
R86-513, and R86-522. The papers have been combined into one collection and arranged in accordance with the classification system provided by the Minister's offIce.
An agreement governing the terms of access to the collection was reached on February 1, 1985.
Please see Manuscript Restricted Register for details concernlng the restrictions applied to this collection. Summary Table of Contents
r. Department of Culture and Recreation, 1982-1984 ..... 1
A. Sask. Coliseum, NHL Franchise Proposal, 1982- 1984 ...... 1
11. Department of Energy and Mines - 1983 Files, 1979- 1984 ...... •...... 1
A. Legislation, 1982-1983 ...... 1
B. Administration, 1982-1983 ...... 1
C. Resources, 1982-1983 ...... •...... 2
D. Resource Companies, 1979-1984 ...... 3
E. Associations, 1982-1983 ...... 6
F. Energy Consultants, 1982-1983 7
G. Federal Government, 1982--1983 7
H. Provincial Governments, 1982-1983 ...... 8
I. International Affairs and Relations, 1983 ...... 8
J. Conference, 1982-1983 8
K. Major Issues, 1981-1983 ...... 8
L. Statistics, 1982-1983 ...... 9
M. Referrals from Premier's Office, 1983 ...... •... 9
N. Miscellaneous Files, 1981-1984 ...... 9
Ill. Department of Energy and Mines - 1984 Files, 1979- 1985 ...... 11
A. Administration, Communications and Legislation, 1982-1984 ...... •...... 11
B. Resources, 1979-1985 •...... •....•...... 12
C. Resource Companies, 1979-1984 ...... •. 14
D. Resource Associations, 1983-1984 ...... 16
E. Consultants, 1983-1984 17
F. Federal Government, 1982-1984 ...... 17 1V
HI. G. Provincial Governments, 1983-1984 •...... •...... 17
H. International Affairs and Relations, 1984 ...... 18
r. Conferences, 1983-1985 ...... 18
J. Major Issues, 1984 ...... 18
K. Statistics, 198/+ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 19
L. Miscellaneous Files, 1983-1984 ...... 19
IV. Department of Science and Technology, 1982-1985 .... . 19
A. Administration, 1983-1985 ...... 19
B. Deputy Minister, 1984-1985 ...... 19
C. Briefing Material, Meetings, 1983-1985 ...... 19
D. Legislation, 1983-1984 ...... 20
E. Human Resources, 1983-1985 ...... 20
F. Policy and Planning, 1983-1985 ...... 20
G. Orders-in-Council, 1983-1984 ...... 20
H. Budget, 1983-1984 ...... 20
I. Treasury Board Submissions, Minutes, 1983-1984 .. 20
J. Minister's Orders, empty ...... 20
K. Doyltec Corporation, 1983-1984 ...... 20
L. Research and Development, 1983-1985 .....•...... • 21
M. Biotechnology, 1983-1984 ...... 21
N. Electronics/Communications, 1983-1984 ...... 21
O. Agriculture and Food Processing, 1983-1985 ...... 21
P. Energy, 1983-1984 21
Q. Mining, 1983-1984 22 v
IV. R. Machines and Manufacturing, 1983-1984 22
S. Robotics, Microelectronics, 1983-1984 22
T. Remote Sensing Program, 1984 ...... 22
u. Patents, 198/. 22
V. Inventions, 1984 ...... 22
W. Venture Capital, 1983-1984 ...... 22
X. Prospective Clients, 1984 ...... 22
Y. Natural Gas, 198/.-1985 ...••....•...... •..•.. 23
Z. Advertising, 1984 ...... 23
AA. Exhibits, Expositions and Conferences, 1983- 1985 ...... 23
BB. Publications, 1984 ...... 23
cc. Statistics, 1983-1984 23
DD. Task Force, 1983-1984 23
EE. Education, 1984-1985 ...... 23
FF. Sask. Science Council, 1983 ...... •...•.... 23
GG. Sask. Power Corporation, 1983-1984 23
HH. Sask. Water Corporation, 1982-1984 23
II. Federal Government, 1982-1985 ...... 24
JJ. Regional Industrial Expansion, 1983-1984 ...... 24
KK. Minister of State, 1983-1985 ...... 24
LL. Federal/Provincial Agreements, 1983-1984 .....•.. 24
MM. National Research Council, 1983-1984 24
NN. Science Council of Canada, 1983-1984 24
00. Other Provinces, 1983-1984 24 vi
PP. Uni versi ties, 1983--1984 ...... •.. 24
QQ. University of Regina, 1984 ...... 24
RR. University of Saskatchewan, 1983-1984 ...... 24
SS. Linear Accelerator Program, 1984 ...... 24
TT. Toxicology Centre, 1983-1984 ...... 24
DU. Councils, Committees, 1983-1984 25
V. Minister's Agenda Diaries, 1982-1986 25
A. Agenda Diaries, 1982-1986 25
VI. Minister's Speeches, 1982-1984 25
A. Miscellaneous Speech Files, 1982-1984 ...... 25
VII. Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan (PCS), 1979-1985 .• 26
A. Miscellaneous Files, 1982-1984 ...... 26
B. Briefing Materials, 1979-1984 ...... 26
C. Administration, 1982-1984 27
D. Conferences, Delegations, 1982-1984 ...... 27
E. Contracts and Tenders, 1982-1984 ...... 27
F. Finances, 1982-1984 ...... •..... 28
G. General Inquiries, 1982-1984 ...... 28
H. Insurance Companies, 1982--1983 ...... •.. 28
1. Potash Mines, 1982-1985 ...... 28
J. Communications, 1982-1984 .....••...... 29
K. Board of Directors, 1982-1985 ...... 29
L. Newspaper Clippings, 1982-1985 ...... •...... •.... 30
M. Briefing Books, 1982-1984 ...... 30 V11
VIII. Saskoi1 (Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Corporation), 1982- 1983 ...... " .... " ...... 30
A. Miscellaneous Files, 1982-1983 ...... 30
IX. Saskatchewan Water Supply Board, 1959; 1980-1984 ..... 31
A. Background Materials, 1959; 1980-1984 ...... 31
B. Administration, 1981-198.3 ...... 33
C. Saskatchewan Water Management Project, 1982 ..... 33
D. Regina, Moose Jaw Water Pipelines, 1982-1983 ....
E. Miscellaneous Files, 1959; 1983 ...... 34 List of Abbreviations
CAPA Canadian Aviation Program Augmentation
CAD/CAM Computer Aided Drafting, Design, and Manufacturing
C and D Conservation and Development
DST Department of Science and Technology
LM.C. International Minerals and Chemical Corporation
M.O.S.S.T. Minister of State for Science and Technology
NHL National Hockey League
PCS Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan
R&D Research and Development
SED Saskatchewan Economic Development
SEM Saskatchewan Energy and Mines
V.I.D.O. Veterinary Infection Disease Organization Paul John Schoenhals Papers
I. Department of Culture and Recreation, 1982-1984. 1.3.5 cm
A. Sask. Coliseum, NHL Franchise Proposal, 1982-1984. 13.5 cm
1. (9.1) (NHL) - Agreements, 1982-1984·. 4.0 cm
2. (9.1) (NHL) - 1982 Correspondence, 1982. 1.0 cm
3. (9.1) (NHL) - 1983 Correspondence, 1983. 3.0 cm
4. Batoni-Hunter, 1983,-1984. 4.5 cm
~ .J • NHL Proposal, 1983-1984. 1.0 cm
11. Department of Energy and Mines - 1983 Files, 1979- 1984. 126.3cm
A. Legislation, 1982-1983. 2.2 cm
1. (6.1) Proposed Legislation, General, 1982. 1 mm
2. (6.2) Revision of Energy Acts, 1982. 1 mm
3. (6.4) Individual Energy and Mines Acts, 1983. 1 mm
4. The Freehold oil and Gas Production Tax Act, 1982. 1.5 cm
5. The Freehold Oil and Gas Production Tax Act Consequential Amendments, 1982. 1 mm
6. The Department of Energy and Mines Act, 1982. 2 mm
7. The Department of Energy and Mines COIlsequential Amendment Act, 1982. 1 nun
B. Administration, 1982-1983. 22.5 cm
1. (10.1) General Administration, 1982-1983. 1.0 CIlI
2. (10.1.1) Invitations, 1982-1983. 1.0 cm
3. (10.1.1) SEM Invitations (Thatcher), 1982- 1983. 1.0 cm
4. (10.2) E&M Staff and Job Applications, 1982- 1983. 1.0 CIlI R-1376 2
I. B. 5. (10.3) General Inquiries and Correspondence, 1983. 2.0 em
6. (10.3) General Inquiries and Correspondence (1982), 1982. 2.0 cm
7. (10.3.1) Premier Memos and Brieflngs - Requests for Information, 1982-1983. 2.5 cm
8. (10.3.2) Legislative Secretary Memos and Briefings, 1982-1983. 1 mm
9. (10.4) Press Releases and Public Relations (1982), 1982-1983. 1.0 cm
10. (10.4) Press Releases and Public Relations, 1983. 3.0 cm
11. (10.5) Financial Administration Division, 1983. 1 mm
12. (10.6) Energy Division, 1982. 1 mm
13. (10.7) Petroleum and Natural Gas Division, 1982- 1983. 1 mm
14. (10.8) Geology and Mines Division, 1982-1983. 1 mm
15. (10.9) Legal Division, 1983. 1 mm
16. (10.9.1) Millera.1 Taxation Act, 1983. 2.0 cm
17. (10.10) Budget and Finances, 1982-1983. 1 mm
18. (10.11) Annual Report, 1982-1983. 1 mm
19. (10.12) Legislative Secretary Guidelines, 1982- 1983. 1 mm
20. (10.13) Energy Conservation, 1982-1983. 4.0 cm
21. (10.15) Orders-in-Council, 1983. 1.0 cm
22. (10.16) Minister's Orders, 1983. 1 mm
23. (10.17) Deputy Mini s ter, 1983. 1 mm
24. (l0.18) Treasury Board Submissions, 1983. 1 nun
C. Resources, 1982-1983. 12.2 cm
1. (11.1) Potash, 1982-1983. 1.0 cm R-1376 3
II. C. 2. (11.2) Coal, 1982-1983. 3.0 cm
3. (11.3) Uranium - 1983, 1983. 4.0 cm
4. (11.3) Uranium, 1982-1983. 1mm
5. (11.5) Natural Gas, 1982-1983. 2.0 em
6. (11.8) oil and Gas, 1982-1983. 1.5 cm
7. (11.9) Metallic Minerals, 1983. 1mm
8. (11.11) Pipelines, 1983. 1mm
9. (11.12) Research and Development, 1982. Imm
10. (11.13) Hydrocarbons and Hydrogen, 1982-1983. 2mm
11. (l1.1Lt) Electricity, 1983. Imm
D. Resource Companies, 1979--1984. 21.3 cm
1. (12.1) General - Resource Companies, 1983. 1mm
2. Aberford Resources Ltd., 1982-1983. 1mm
3. AECL, 1983. 1 mm
4. Alberta Energy Company, 1982. 5mm
5. Altex Resources Ltd., 1982. Imm
6. AMOK Limited, 1982-1983. 1.0 cm
7. Atcor Resources Ltd., 1982-1983. Imm
8. Atlantic Richfield Company, 1982. 1 TIun
9. Bechtel Canada, 1982. Imm
10. Bighart Oil and Gas, 1982. 1mm
11. Bison Petroleum and Minerals Ltd., 1982. Imm
12. Bonn Energy Corporation, 1982. 1 mm
13. B.P. Resources, 1983. Imm
14. Canadian Reserve Oil and Gas Ltd., 1982-1983. Imm
15. Canpotex, 1982. Imm R-1376 4
n. D. 16. Canterra, 1983. 1 mm
17. Canyon Richfield Industries Limited, 1983. 1 mm
18. Cherokee Resources Ltd., 1982. 1mm
19. CNG Fuel Systems, 1982. Imm
20. Cogema, 1982. 2.0 cm
21. CO HO Resources, 1983. 1.0 cm
22. Consumers Co-Operative Ltd., 1982-1983. Imm
23. Dome Petroleum, 1981-1982. Imm
24. Eldorado Nuclear, 1982-1983. 1 mm
25. Evington Corporation, 1982. 1 mm
26. Fluor, 1982-1983. Imm
27. Fossil Resources Limited, 1982. Imm
28. General American Oils 1 td., 1982. Imm
29. Getty Oil, 1980-1982. 2mm
30. Gladstone Petroleum Ltd., 1981-1982. 1 mm
31. Gulf Canada Resources Ltd., 1982. Imm
32. Gulf Minerals, 1982. Imm
33. Harvard Resources Ltd., 1982-1983. Smm
34. Home oil Company Ltd., 1982-1983. Imm
35. Husky Oil, 1982-1983. 3.0 cm
36. Imperial Oil Limited, 1982-1983. Imm
37. IPSCO, 1983. Imm
38. Jarrod Oils, 1983. Imm
39. J.C. International Petroleum Ltd., 1983. Imm
40. Kalium, 1983. Imm
41. Kidd Creek Mines, 1982. Imm R-1376
n. D. 42. Koch Oil, 1982. 1 mm
43. Lone Rock Resources, 1982-1983. 1 mm
44. Mana1ta Coal, Ltd. , 1982. 1 mm
45. Manitoba and Saskatchewan Coal Company, 1983. 1 mm
46. Mer1and Explorations Ltd., 1981. 1 nUll
47. Midale Petroleum, 1982. 1mm
48. Mobil Oil Canada Limited, 1982. 1 mm
4·9. Noranda, 1982-1983. 1.0 cm
SO. Norcen Energy, 1981-1983. 5 mm
51. North Canadian Oils Ltd. , 1982-1983. 5 mm
52. Northern Reactor Gasification, 1982. 1 nun
53. Nova Corporation, 1982-1983. 1 mm
54. Ocelot Industries Ltd. , 1982-1983. 2.0 cm
55. Pan-Alberta Gas Ltd. , 1982. 1 mm
56. Pan Canadian Petroleum Limited, 1982. 1 mm
57. Petro Canada, 1982-1983. 1 mm
58. Phoenix Canada Oil Company, 1982-1983. 1 mm
59. Pipes tone Petroleum, 1982. 1 mm
60. Precambrian Shield Resources, 1982-1983. 1 nun
61. Sceptre Resources, 1982-1983. 5 mm
62. Scurry Rainbow, 1983. 1 mm
63. S.E.R.U. Nucleaire, 1979-1982. 1.0 cm
64. Shell Canada, 1982-1983. 4 mm
65. Silver Bay Resources ltd. , 1982. 1 mm
66. SNC, 1982-1983. 4 mm
67. Star Oil and Gas Ltd. , 1982. 1 mm R-1376 6
n. D. 68. Surf Exploration Ltd., 1982-1983. 1 mm
69. Teek Corporation, 1983. 1 rrnn
70. Tiger Ventures, 1982. 1 rrnn
71. TransCanada Pipelines Ltd., 1983. 2mm
72. Tri-Link Resources Ltd., 1982-1983. lrrnn
73. TRW, 1981-1984. 5mm
74. Union Oil of Canada ltd., 1982. Imm
75. United Oil Products, 1983. Imm
76. Uranerz Canada Limited, 1982-1983. 1 mm
77. Viking Exploration Ltd., 1983. Imm
78. Voyager Petroleums, 1982. 1 nun
E. Associations, 1982-1983. 6.2 cm
1. (12.2) Canadian Association of Petroleum Landmen, 1982-1983. 1 mm
2. (12.2) Canadian Petroleum Association, 1982- 1983. 1.0 cm
3. (12.2) Independent Oil and Gas Producers of Saskatchewan, 1982. 5 mm
4. (12.2) Independent Petroleum Association of Canada, 1982-1983. 2.5 cm
5. (12.2) Petroleum Services Association of Canada, 1982-1983. 1.0 cm
6. (12.2) Prospectors and Developers Association, 1982. 5 rrnn
7. (12.2) Saskatchewan Mining Association, 1982- 1983. 5 mm
8. (12.2) The Mining Association of Canada, 1982- 1983. 1 nun
9. (12.2) Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1.982-1.983. 1 mm R-1376 7
n. F. Energy Consultants, 1982-1983. 6.0 cm
1. (12.3) General Consultants, 1982-1983. 2.0 cm
2. Cartwright and Comber, 1982. Imm
3. Gerald L. Colborne Resource Consultants Ltd., 1982. 2mm
4. Currie, Coopers and Lybrand ltd., 1982. 1.5 cm
5. (12.3) Fennel, Cochrane, Lavalin, 1983. Imm
6. David B. Furlong Consultants ltd., 1982. lmm
7. Kary Data Consultants Ltd., 1982. Imm
8. Mark One Energy Ventures Ltd., 1982. Imm
9. Mayberry Consultants Ltd., 1982. Imm
10. McLeay Geological Consultants Ltd., 1982. Imm
11. Morgan Stanley, 1983. 1.0 cm
12. Seaton-Jordon and Associates ltd., 1982. 1mm
13. Terra Mar Consultants, 1982. Imm
14. Thorne, Stevenson and Kel1ogg, 1982. 5mm
G. Federal Government, 1982-1983.
1. (13.1) Correspondence with Federal Counterpart, 1982-1983 1.0 cm
2. Uranium Policy, 1983. 1.5 cm
3. (13.3) National Energy Board, 1982-1983. 1.0 cm
4. (13.4) Energy, Mines and Resources Canada, 1982-1983. 1.0 cm
H. Provincial Governments, 1982-1983. 6.3 cm
1. (14.1) Newfoundland, 1982-1983. 1 llUfl
2. (14.2) Prince Edward Island, 1982. 1mm
3. (14.3) Nova Scotia, 1982-1983. Imm R-1376 8
n. H. 4. (14.4) New Brunswick, 1982-1983. 1 nun
5. (14.5) Quebec, 1982-1983. 1.0 cm
6. (14.6) Ontario, 1982-1983. 1 IIUn
7. (14.7) Manitoba, 1982-1983. 1 nun
8. (14.8) Alberta, 1982-1983. 1.0 cm
9. (14.9) British Columbia, 1982-1983. 3.5 cm
10. (14.10) North West Territories, 1982. 1 IIUTl
11. (14.12) General, 1983. 1 nun
I. International Affairs and Relations, 1983. 1 nun
1. (15.1) General, 1983. Imm
J. Conference, 1982-1983. 4.5 cm
1. (16.1) Mines Ministers' Conference, 1982-1983. 1.0 cm
2. The 40th Conference of Provincial Mines Ministers, 1983. 2.0 cm
3. (16.2) Council of Provincial Energy Ministers, 1982-1983. 1 nun
4. (16.3) Energex, 1982. 1.0 cm
5. (16.4) General Conferences, 1982-1983. 1 nun
6. Canadian Gas Processors Association, September 8, 1982, 1982. 1 nun
7. Canadian Coal Association, September 19-21, 1982, 1982. 1 nun
8. Financial Post Conference, October 19-20, 1982, 1982. 1 nun
K. Major Issues, 1981-1983. 14.8 cm
1. (17.1) Mineral Lease and production License, 1982-1983. 1.5 cm
2. (17.3) Energy Agreement, 1983. 5mm
3. (17.4) Petroleum Royalties, 1982-1983. 5 mm R-1376 9
11. K. 4. (17.5) Heavy Oil Upgrader, 1982-1983. Smm
5. (17.5) Co-op Upgrader Project, 1983. 2.0 cm
Sub file: Expenditures for Upgrader/Energy Agreement Announcement.
6. Co-op Upgrader, 1983. 1. 0 cm
7. (17.5) Husky Upgrader project, 1983. 3.0 cm
8. Husky Upgrader, 1982-1983., 1.0 cm
9. (17.5.1) Royalty Structure, 1982-1983. 5 mm
10. (17.5.2) Location, 1981--::1982. 1 mm
11. (17.5.4) Spin-off Benefits, 1982-1983. 1 mm
12. (17.5.5) Contractor, 1982-1983. 1 mm
13. (17 . 5.7) Upgrader Correspondence and Inquiries, 1982-1983. 2 nun
14. Husky oil Heavy Oil Production and Upgrading Project Proposal, 1982. 3.0 cm
15. (17.6) Assistance to Industry, 1982-1983. 1 mm
16. (17.7) Natural Gas Pricing, 1982-1983. 1 mm
17. (17.9) Oil Marketing and Pricing, 1982-1983. 1. 0 cm
18. (17.10) Indian Lands, 1983. 1 mm
19. (17.11) Collins B Zone Project, 1982-1983. 2 mm
20. (17.12) Key Lake, 1983. 1 mm
L. Statistics, 1982-1983. 9.0 cm
1. (18.1) Weekly Drilling Summaries, 1982-1983. 1.0 cm
2. (18.2) Monthly Drilling Activity Reports, 1982-1983. 5.0 cm
3. (18.3) Monthly oil and Gas Production Reports, 1982-1983. 3.0 cm
M. Referrals from Premier's Office, 1983. 11. 5 cm
1. Energy and Mines Referrals, February 1983, 1983. 1.0 cm R-1376 10
n. M. 2. Energy and Mines, Other Speeches, etc., March 1983, 1983. 2.0 cm
3. Energy and Mines, Memorandum, March 1983, 1983. 1.0 cm
4. Energy and Mines, Referrals, March 1983, 1983. 2.0 cm
5. March 1983, 1983. 1.0 cm
6. Energy and filines, Referrals, April 1983, 1983. Imm
7. Energy and Mines, Other, April 1983, 1983. Imm
8. Energy and Mines, Memorandum, 1983. Smm
9. April 1983, 1983. 1.0 cm
10. Referral Material, May 1983, 1983. Imm
11. May 1983, 1983. 1.0 cm
12. Memorandums, May 1983, 1983. 2mm
13. Energy and Mines, June 1983, Other, Briefing Notes, 1983. Imm
14. Memorandums, June 1983, 1983. Imm
15. June 1983, 1983. 1.0 cm
16. July 1983, 1983. 1.5 r.m
17. Independent Petroleum Associates, 1983. Imm
18. Memorandt~s to and from Minister's Office and Department, 1983. Imm
19. Pan Canadian Petroleum Limited, 1983. Imm
20. Saakoil, 1983. 2mm
N. Miscellaneous Files, 1981-1984. 5.2 cm
1. Atom Energy of Canada, 1984. 1 mm
2. Briefing Book for Honourable Grant Devine, January 1983, 1983. 1 mm
3. Briefing Notes, 1983. 1 mm
4. The Cambrian Engineering Group Limited, Statement of Qualifications, 1983. 1 mm R-1376 11
n. N. 5. Department of Energy and jVlill(~s, Committee of Finance, 1983-1984. 1.0 cm
6. Minister's Briefing Book, Saskatchewan Mineral Resources, 1982. 3.0 cm
7. Roslyn Petl'oleums Limited, 1983. 1 nun
8. Roxy Petroleum, 1981-1982. 2 nun
9. Uranium Group, 1982--1983. 5 mm
Ill. Department of Energy and Mines - 1984 Files, 1979- 198.5. 151. 0 cm
A. Adminis1:ration, Communications and Legislation, 1982-1984. 33.5 cm
1. (10.1) SEM General Administration, 1983-1984. 1.5 cm
2. (10.1.1) Invitations - January-May 1984, 1983-1984. 2.0 cm
3. (10.1.1) Invitations - June-December 1984, 1984. 1.0 cm
4. (10.2) SEM Staff, 1984. 1.0 cm
5. (10.2.1) SEM Job Applications - January-May 1984, 1982-1984. 2.5 cm
6. (l0. 2.1) SEM Job Applications - Resumes. 1984. 2.0 cm
7. (l0.3) General Correspondence/Inquiries, January-June 1984, 1984. 2.0 cm
8. (10.3) General Correspondence/Inquiries, Ju1y December 1984, 1984. 2.5 cm
9. (l0. 3.1) Premier's Briefings and Memos, 198!+. 1.0 cm
10. (10.3.2) Legislative Secretary Briefings and Memos, 1984. 1 nun
11. (l0.3.3) "Crank" Correspondence, 1984. 1 nun
12. (10.3.4) Briefing Notes, 1984. 1.5 cm
13. (10.4) Public Relations, 1984. 1.0 cm R-1376 12
IH. A. 14. (10.4) Public Relations, January-June 1984. 1984. 2.5 cm
15. (10.4.1) Press Releases, 1984. 1.0 cm
16. (10.4.2) Conununications, 1984. 2.0 cm
17. (10.4.3) Pocket Politics, 1984. 1 mm
18. (10.4.4) Premier's Press Conferences - Weekly. 1984. 1.5 cm
19. (10.5 ) Financial/Administration Division, 1984. 1 nun
20. (10.6) Energy Division, 1984. 1 mm
21. (10.7) Petroleum and Natural Gas Division, 1984. 1.0 cm
22. (10.8) Geology and Mines Division, 1984. 1 mm
23. (10.9) Legal Division, 198,+. 5 mm
24. (10.9.1) Mineral Taxation Act, 1984. 1 mm
25. (10.10) Budget and Finances, 1984. 1 mm
26. (10.11) Annual Report, 1982-1984. 5 mm
27. (10.12) Guidelines, Legislative Secretaries, empty.
28. (10.13) Energy Conservation, 1984. 1 mm
29. (10.14) Cabinet Submissions, January-July 1984, 1984. 2.0 cm
30. (10.14) Cabinet Submissions, August-December 1984, 1984. 1. 0 cm
31. (10.15) Orders-in-Council and Regulations, 1984. 2.5 cm
32. (10.16) Minister's Orders, 1984. 1. nun
33. (10.17) Deputy Minister, 1984. 5 rrun
34. (10.18) Treasury Board Submissions, 198/+. 5mm
B. Resources, 1979-1985. 30.0 cm
1. (11.1) Potash - January-June 1984, 1983-1984. 2.5 cm
2. (11.l) Potash - July-December 1984, 1983-1984. 2.0 cm R-1376 13
Ill. B. 3. (11.2) Coal, 1984. 2.0 cm
4. (11.3) Uranium, 1984. 3.0 cm
5. (11.3) Uranium - January-June 1984, 1984. 2.0 cm
6. (11.3.1) Uranium - Key Lake, 1984. 1.0 cm
7. (11.4) Sodium Sulphate/Graphite, 1984. Imm
8. (11.5) Natural Gas, 1984. 2.0 cm
9. (11.5.1) Natural Gas PolIcy, 198/+. 2.0 cm
10. (11.6) Salt, empty.
11. (11.7) Sand and Gravel, 1984. 1mm
12. (11.8) oil and Gas - January-June 1984, 1983- 1984. 3.0 cm
13. (11.8) oil and Gas - July-December 1984, 1984. 3.0 em
14. (11.8.1) Surface Rights - Oil and Gas, 1984. 1 mm
15. (11.8.2) Oil Industry Recovery Program, 1984. 1mm
16. (11.8.3) Oil and Natural Gas Monthly Report, 1984. 1.0 cm
17. (11.8.4) all and Gas Marketing, 1984. 1mm
18. (11.9) Metallic Minerals, 1984. 2.0 cm
19. (11.9.1) Mineral Rights, 1984. 1 mm
20. (11.10) Bentonite, 1984. 1.0 cm
21. (11.11) Pipelines, 1984-1985. 2mm
22. (11.11.1) Producers Pipeline, 1984. 5 mm
23. \vestspur Pipeline Company, 1979-1983. 5mm
24. (11.12) Research and Development, 1984. 5mm
25. (11.13) Hydrogen and Hydrocarbons, empty.
26. (11.14) Electricity, 1984. Imm
27. (11.15) Mineral Industry Recovery Program, 1984. 1.0 cm R-1376 14
III. C. Resource Companies, 1979-1984. 23.7 cm
1. (12.1) Resource Companies, General, 1983-1984. 2.0 cm
2. Aberford Resources Ltd. , empty.
J." AECL, 1979-1984. 1 mm
4. Alberta Energy Company Ltd. , 1982-1984. 1 mm
5. Amok Ltd., 1984. 1 mm
6. (12.1) Ashland Petroleum, 1984. 1 mm
7. (12.1) Atlantic Energy Corporation, 1983-1984. 5 mm
8. B.P. Resources, 1983. 1 mm
9. (12.1) Bedford Petroleums Limited, 1984. 1 mm
10. Canadian Reserve Oil and Gas 1td. , 1983-1984. 1 mm
11. (12.1.) Can-Amera Export Ref ining Co. - John Shaheen, 1982-1984. 1 lIUll
12. Canpotex, 1984. 1 mm
13. Canterra, 1983-198/+. 5 rrnIl
14. CN Exploration Inc. , 1984. 1 mm
15. (12.1) Cogema, 1983. 1 lIUII
16. (12.1) Cominco Ltd. , 1983-1984. 2 mm
17. Coseka Resources, 1984. 2 mm
18. (12.1) Dome Petroleum, 1984. 1 mm
19. Eldorado Nuclear, 1983-1984. 4 mm
20. (12.1) Esso, 1984. 1 mm
21. Fluor, empty.
22. (12.1) Gulf Canada Ltd. , 1983-1984. 1.5 cm
23. Home oil Company Ltd. , 1983-1984. 1.0 cm
24. Husky Oil, 1984. 1.0 cm R-1376 15
III. C. 25. Husky oil - Heavy Oil Production and Upgrading Project Proposal, 1982. 3.0 cm
26. ICG Resources Ltd., 1984. 1..5 cm
27. (12.1) Ideal Basic Industries - Potash, 1984. lmm
28. Idemitsu Kosan, 1984. 1mm
29. Imperial Oil Ltd. - Esso and Exxon, empty.
30. IPSCO, 1984. 5mm
21. J.C. International Petroleum, 198f•• Imm
32. Kalium Chemicals, 1984. 1.0 cm
33. (12.1) Kilborn (Sank.) Ltd., 1984. 1 lIUTl
34. Koch Oil, 1984. 5mm
35. Mana1ta Coal Ltd., 1984. Imm
36. Merland Exploration Ltd., 1984. Imm
37. (12.1) Mohawk oil Company Ltd., 198!+, 4 mm
38. Noranda, 1984. Imm
39. Norcen, 1984. 5mm
40. Northern Canadian Oils, empty.
41. Nova Corporation, 1983,·198/•. 2mm
42. Nuexco, 1984. Imm
43. Ocelot Indus·tries, 1984. 1.0 cm
44. Ormiston Mining, n.d. Imm
45. Page Petroleum, 1984. Imm
46. Pan Canadian Petroleum Ltd., 1984. Imm
47. Petro Canada, 1983. lrrun
48. Petrogain Energy Corporation, 1982. lrrun
49. (12.1) Pirate Drilling, 1984. lrrun
50. Precambrian Shield Resources Limited, 1.984. 1.0 cm R-1376 16
Ill. C. 51. Sceptre Resources, empty.
52. Scurry Rainbow, 1984. Imm
53. Shell Canada, 1984. 1.0 cm
54. SNC, empty
55. (12.1) Standard Oil - Chevron, 1983. 1 mm
56. Texaco, 1983-1984. 1.0 em
57. TransCanada Pipeline Ltd., 1983-1984. l.0 cm
58. Tri-Link Resources ltd., 1984. 1 mm
59. TRW, 198/+. 1 mm
60. Uranerz Canada Ltd., 1984. 1 mm
61. Wes tar Petroleum Ltd., 1984. 5 mm
62. Westmin Resources Limited, 1983-1984. 2 mm
D. Resource Associations, 1983-1984. 12.0 cm
1. (12.2) Resource Associations, General, 1984. 1.5 cm
2. (12.2) C.A.O.D.C. (Canadian Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors), 1984. 1.5 cm
3. Canadian Association of Petroleum Landmen, 1984. 1.5 cm
4. Canadian Association of Petroleum Landmen, Sixth Annual Conference, 1984. 1mm
S. (12.2) C.E.R.I. (Canadian Energy Research Institute), 1984. 1.0 cm
6. (12.2) Canadian Gas Association (CGA), 1984. 1.0 cm
7. Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1984. 1 mm
8. Canadian Petroleum Association, 1983-1984. 1.0 cm
9. Independent Oil and Gas Producers of Saskatchewan, empty.
10. Independent Petroleum Association of Canada (IPAC), 1983-1984. 3.0 cm R-1376 17
HI. D. 11. Petroleum Services Association of Canada (PSAC), 1983. 1. mm
12. Prospectors and Developers Association, empty.
13. Saskatchewan Mining Association, 1984. 1. mm
14. Surface Rights Arbitration Board, 1984. 5mm
15. The Mining Association of Canada, 1984. 5mm
16. (12.2) Unitar/UNDP, 1983-1984. 1.0 cm
E. Consultants, 1983-1984. 5.8 cm
1. (12.3) Energy Consultants, General, 1983-1984. 3.0 cm
2. BEC Corporation, 1983. Imm
3. Fenne1l, Cochrane, Lavalin, 1984. 1.0 cm
4. (12.3) Lauriente, D.H., 1984. Imm
5. (12.3) Melis Consulting Engineers Ltd., 1984. 1.0 cm
6. Morgan-Stanley, 1984. 1. mm
7. (12.3) Tanka, 1984. 5mm
F. Federal Government, 1982-1984. 6.0 cm
1. (13.1) Correspondence with Federal Minister, 1984. 1.0 cm
2. (13.2) General Information, 1982-1984. 3.0 cm
3. (13.3) National Energy Board, 1984. 1.0 cm
4. (13.4) Energy, Mines and Resources Canada, 1984. 1.0 cm
G. Provincial Governments, 1983-1984. 8.8 cm
1. (14.1) Newfoundland, 1984. Imm
2. (14.2) Prince Edward Island, 198/+. 1 mm
3. (lA.3) Nova Scotia, 1984. Imm
4. (14.4) New Brunswick, 1984. 1 mm
5. (14.5) Quebec, 1984. Imm R-1376 18
Ill. G. 6. (14.6) Ontario, 1983-198/+ . 3.0 cm
7. (14.7) Manitoba, 1984. 1.0 cm
8. (14.8) Alberta, 1983-198/+. 2.0 cm
9. (14.9) British Columbia, 1984. 2.0 cm
10. (14.10) Northwest Territories, 1984. 1 mm
11. (14.11) Yukon, 1984. 1 mm
12. (14.12) General, 1984. 1 mm
H. International Affairs arid Relations, 1984. 1 mm
1. (15.1) General, empty.
2. (15.2) United Kingdom, empty.
3. (15.3) United States, 1984. 1 mm
I. Conferences, 1983-1985. 9.0 cm
1. (16.1) Mines Ministers • Conference, 1983-198/f • 4.5 cm
2. (16.2) Council of Provincial Energy Ministers, 1984. 2.5 cm
Subfile: Interprovincial Mines Ministers Conference Briefing.
3. (16.3) Energex, empty.
4. (16.4) General, 1984-1985. 2.0 cm
J. Major Issues, 1984. 16.0 cm
1. (17.1) Mineral Leases and Production License, 1984. 1.0 cm
2. (17.2) Heritage Fund Revenues, 1984. 1 mm
3. (17.3) Energy Agreement, 1984. 5 mm
4. (17.4) Petroleum Royalties, 1984. 5 mm
5. (17.5) New Grade Energy, 1984. 3.0 cm
6. (17.6) Husky Upgrader, 1984. 3.5 cm
7. (17.6.1) Husky Upgrader - Post Signing, 1984. 2 mm R-1376 19
HI. J. 8. (17.7) NEP (National Energy Policy), 198ft. 5.0 cm
9. (17.8) E.R.D.A. (Energy Resource Development Agreement), 1984. 2.0 em
10. (17.9) Heavy Oil Project, 1984. lrrnn
K. Statistics, 1984. 5.5 cm
1. (18.1) Weekly Drilling Sununaries, 1984. 5 mm
2. (18.2) J'lIonthly Drilling Activity Reports, 1984. 3.5 cm
3. (18.3) Monthly. Oil and Gas Production Reports, 1984. 1.5 cm
L. Miscellaneous Files, 1983-1984. 2.6 cm
1. Corrnni t tee of Finance, 198(+-1985 Budget, 1984. 1.S cm
2. House Briefing Book, February 1983, 1983. 5rrnn
3. frilneral Taxation Act, 1983. S mm
4. News Releases, 1983. lrrnn
IV. Department of Science and Technology, 1982-1985. 77.0 cm
A. Administration, 1983-1985. 7.5 cm
1. (1.0) DST General, 1983-1985. 6.0 cm
2. (1.0.1) Invitations, General (Minister), 1983- 1984. Srrnn
3. (1.0.3) Press Releases, 1983-1984. 1.0 cm
4. (1.0.4) Annual Report (DST), empty.
B. Dp.puty Minister, 1984-1985. 1rrnn
1. (1.1) Deputy Minister, General, 1984-1985. lrrnn
C. Briefing Material, Meetings, 1983-1985. 4.2 cm
1. (1.4.2.1) Currie/Cuy Mtgs./Mins., 1983-1984. 2.0 cm
2. (1.4.2.3) Briefing Material, General, 1983- 1985. 1.0 cm
3. (l..L•. 2.4.) Accomplishments - DST, 1984. 2rrnn
4. (1.4.2.5) Dale Butler, 1984. 1.0 cm R-1376 20
IV. D. Legislation, 1983-1984. 1.7 cm
1. (1. 5) Legislation (S&T), 1983-1984. 1.5 cm
2. (1.5.1) Heritage Fund Act (R&D), 1984. 1 mill
3. (1.5.2) Legislative Briefing (House), 1984. Imm
E. Human Resources, 1983--1985. 3.2 cm
1. (1.6) Personnel, General, 1983-1984. 1.5 cm
2. (1.6.1) Organization Charts and Position Descriptions, 1983-1984. 2mm
3. (1.6.3) Staffing and Recruiting, 1984. 1.0 cm
4. (1.6.4) Job Applications and Resumes (DST) , empty.
5. (1.6.5) Consultants (DST), 1984-1985. 5mm
F. Policy and Planning, 1983-1985. 2.6 cm
1. (1.8) Policy and Planning, General (DST), 1983-1985. 1.5 cm
2. (1.8.4) Management Committee Meetings, 1984. 1.0 cm
3. (1.8.5) Frontiers, 1984. Imm
G. Orders-in-Council, 1983-1984. 3.5 cm
1. (1.10) Orders-in-Council, 1983-1984. 3.5 cm
H. Budget, 1983-1984. 2.0 cm
1. (1.11) Budget, 1983-1984. 2.0 cm
r. Treasury Board Submissions, Minutes, 1983-1984. 3.0 cm
1. (1.12) Treasury Board Submissions/Minutes, 1983-1984. 3.0 cm
J. Minister's Orders, empty.
1. (1.13) Minister's Orders, empty.
K. Doyltec Corporation, 1983-1984. 1.0 cm
1. (1.14.1) Doyltec, 1983-1984. 1.0 cm R-1376 21
IV. L. Research and Development, 1983-1985. 2.0 cm
1. (2.0) Research and Development, General, 1983- 1985. 2.0 cm
M. Biotechnology, 1983-1984. 3mm
1. (2.1.1) Biotechnology, General, 198!+. 2 mm
2. (2.1.1.5) Philom Bios, 1983-1984. 1. mm
N. Electronics/Communications, 1983-1984. 7.0 cm
1. (2.1.2) Electronics/Communications, General, 1984. 3.0 cm
2. (2.1.2.5) CAPA, 1983-1984. 5 mm
3. (2.2.2.10) Sci-Tech, 198/+. 1 mm
4. (2.1.2.12) Develcon, 1984. 2.5 cm
5. (2;1.2.16) SED Systems, 1984. 5 mm
6. (2.1.2.17) Borealis Systems, 1984. 1 mm
7. (2.1.2.18) Spectron Computer Corporation, 1983- 1984. 1 mm
8. (2.1.2.21) Scmstek, 1983--1984. 1 mm
9. (2.1.2.27) Novametric Engineering, 1984. 1 mm
O. Agriculture and Food Processing, 1.983-1985. 2.8 cm
1. (2.1.3) Agriculture and Food Processing, General, 1983-1985. 5mm
2. (2.1.3.3) Pro-Star Mills, 1983. 1mm
3. (2.1.3.5) POS Pilot Plant Corporation, 1982- 1984. 5mm
4. (2.1.3.6) V.I.D.O., 1983-1984. 1.5 cm
5. (2.1.3.7) Prairie Fibre Inc., 1984. 1mm
6. (2.1.3.9) BioStar Inc., 1983. 1mm
P. Energy, 1983-1984. 2.1. cm
1. (2.1.4) Energy, General, 1983-1984. 1.5 cm R-1376 22
IV. P. 2. (2.1.4.8) CanCarbon, 1984. Innn
3. (2.1.4.11.) Husky Oil - Upgrader Project, 1984. 5 mm
Q. Mining, 1983-1984. 3mm
1. (2.1.5) Mining, General - Includes Potash, 1984. Imm
2. (2.1.5.1) Potash Research, 1983-1984. 2nnn
R. Machines and Manufacturing, 1983-1984. 1.5 cm
1. (2.1.6) Machines and Manufacturing, General, 1984. 5mm
2. (2.1.6.3) Westank Willock, 1983-1984. 1.0 cm
s. Robotics, Microelectronics, 1983-1984. 6mm
1. (2.1.7) CAD/CAM Robotics, General, 1983-1984. 5mm
2. (2.1.7.6) Canadian (Pakwa) Microelectronics, 1984. Imm
T. Remote Sensing Program, 1984. 2mm
1. (2.1.8) Remote Sensing, General, 1984. 2mm
u. Patents, 1984. 1mm
1. (2.2) Patent Information, General, 198/+. 1 mm
v. Inventions, 1984. 1.0 cm
1. (2.3.1) Inventor Services Program, 1984. 1.0 cm
H. Venture Capital, 1983-1984. 1.1 cm
1. (2.4.1) New Ventures and Capital, General, 1983-1984. 1.0 cm
2. (2.4.3) Venture Capital Companies, General, 1984. Imm
x. Prospective Clients, 1984. 1.7 cm
1. (2.7) Prospective Clients - Out of Province, General, 1984. 1.5 cm
2. (2.7.1) Optotek, 1984. 2mm R-1376 23
IV. Y. Natural Gas, 1984-1985. 5 lTun
1. (2.8) Compressed Natural Gas, 1984-1985. 5 mm
z. Advertising, 1984. 1 lTUII
1. (4.4) Advertising programs, General, 1984. 1 mm
AA. Exhibits, Expositions and Conferences, 1983-1985. 5.6 cm
1. (4.6) Exhibits, Displays and Special Events, General, 1983-1984. 5 mm
2. (4.6.3) Expo '86, 1983-1984. 3.0 cm
3. Energex '84 (Regina), 1983-1984. 2.0 cm
4. Futurescan, empty.
5. Vancouver Hi Tech Forum (May 84), 1983-1984. 1 lTUlI
BB. Publications, 1984. 1.5 cm
1. (4.8) Publications, General, 1984. 1.5 cm
cc. Statistics, 1983-1984. 5mm
1. (5.0) Statistics, General (DST), 1983-1984. 5 lTUIl
DD. Task Force, 1983-1984. 2mm
1. (6.1.1) Task Force on Hi Tech and Post Secondary Education, 1983-1984. 2mm
EE. Education, 1984-1985. 1.5 cm
1. (6.7.1) Canadian Centre for Creative Technology, 1984-1985. 1.0 cm
2. (6.7.2) Science Curriculum, 1984. 5mm
FF. Sask. Science Council, 1983. Imm
1. (8.2) Sask. Science Council, 1983. Imm
GG. Sask. Power Corporation, 1983-1984. 5 mm
1. (9.10.1) SPC Research Centre (Lab), 1983-1984. 5rrun
HH. Sask. Water Corporation, 1982-1984. 1.5 cm
1. (9.12) Sask. Water Corporation - Water Research, 1982-1984. 1.5 cm R-1376 24
IV. IT. Federal Government, 1982-1985. 2.0 cm
1. (10.0) Federal Government Departments, 1982- 1985. 2.0 cm
JJ. Regional Industrial Expansion, 1983-1984. 1 rrun
1. (10.3) Regional and Industrial Expansion (ITC/ DREE) , 1983-1984. 1 rrun
KK. Minister of State, 1983-1985. 2.0 cm
1. (10.11) M.O.S.S.T., 1983-1985. 2.0 cm
LL. Federal/Provincial Agreements, 1983-1984. 1. 5 cm
1. (12.0) Federal/Provincial Agreements, General, 1983,-198/+ • 1.5 cm
MM. National Research Council, 1983-1984. Srrun
1. (13.2) National Research Council, 1983'-1984. 5rnrn
NN. Science Council of Canada, 1983-1984. 1.5 cm
1. (13.4) Science Council of Canada, 1983-1984. 1.5 cm
00. Other Provinces, 1983-1984. 1.5 cm
1. (14.0) Other Provinces, General, 1983-1984. 1.5 cm
PP. Universities, ],983-1984. 2.6 cm
1. (15.0.1) Offices of Research (University of Saskatchewan/University of Regina), 1983-1984. 2.5 cm
2. (15.0.2) University Chairs, 1984. 1 mm
QQ. University of Regina, 1984. 2.5 cm
1. (15.1) University of Regina, General, 1984. 2.5 cm
RR. University of Saskatchewan, 1983-1984. 1.0 cm
1. (15.3) University of Saskatchewan, General, 1983-1984. 1.0 cm
ss. Linear Accelerator Program, 1984. Imm
1. (15.4.12) Linear Accelerator, 1984. lrnrn
TT. Toxicology Centre, 1983-1984. 1.0 cm
1. (16.3) Toxicology, General, 1983-1984. 1.0 cm R-1376 25
IV. VU. Councils, Corrmittees, 1983-1984. 7 mm
1. (19.1) New Technology Council, 1983. 1 mm
2. (19.2) Sask. Science and Energy Council, 1983- 1984. Imm
3. (19.3) New Tech Corrmittee, empty.
4. (19.4) Canada/Sask. New Tec Steering Corrmittee, 1984. 5mm
5. (19.5) Hi Tech Steering Corruni ttee, empty.
6. (19.6) Western Canada Committee of Officials for Science and Technology (Westcan), empty.
V. Minister's Agenda Diaries, 1982-1986. 15.5 cm
A. Agenda Diaries, 1982-1986. 15.5 cm
1. Agenda - 1982, 1982. 2.0 cm
2. Agenda - 1983, 1983. 3.0 cm
3. Agenda - 1984, 1984. 4.0 cm
4. Agenda - 1985, 1986. 3.5 cm
5. Agenda - 1986, 1986. 3.0 cm
VI. Minister's Speeches, 1982-1984. 36.0 cm
A. Miscellaneous Speech Files, 1982-1984. 36.0 cm
1. May 1982-December 1984, Urban Affairs .. Culture and Youth, 1982-1984. 2.5 cm
2. October-December 1983, Energy and Mines, 1983. 2.5 cm
3. January-Apr:il 1984, Energy and Mines, 1984. 4.5 cm
4. June-November 1984, Energy and Mines, 1984. 4.0 cm
5. November 1984-March 1985, Energy and Mines, 1984-1985. 5.5 cm
6. April-July 1985, Energy and Mines, 1985. 4.0 cm
7. September-November 1985, Energy and Mines, 1985. 2.5 cm R-1376 26
VI. A. 8. January-March 1985, Supply and Service, Tourism and Small Business, 1986. S.S cm
9. April-September 1986, Tourism and Small Business, 1986. S.O cm
VII. Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan (PCS), 1979-1985. 67.2 cm
A. Miscellaneous Files, 1982-1984. 7.2 cm
Note: Original file numbers included on box list.
1. (10.1) PCS, General File, 1982-1984. 2.0 cm
2. (10.1) Potash, 1982-1984. Smm
3. (10.1a) PCS Layoffs, 1982-1983. Imm
4. (10.1b) Mining Bidders' List, 1983-1983. 1mm
5. (10.1c) French Interest in Potash, 1982-1983. Imm
6. (10. Id) Monthly Reports, 1982-1984. 2.0 cm
7. (10.1e) Potash Corporation Act, 1983. Imm
8. (10.1.£) Potash Fertilizer Consumption, 1982- 1983. Smm
9. (10.1g) Potassium Sulphate, 1982-1984. Imm
10. (10.1h) Productivity, 1982-1984. 1 mm
11. (10.1i) Professional Consulting Services, 1982-1984. 1.0 cm
12. (10.1j) Purchasing Policies, 1982-1984. Imm
13. (10.1k) Potash Industry Statistics, 1983-1984. 5mm
B. Briefing Materials, 1979-1984. 2.3 cm
1. (10.2) Briefing Material, 1979-1983. 1.0 cm
2. (10.2a) Scotiabank Brief, 1982--1983. 2 mm
3. (10.2b) Westplan Research Association, 1982. 1 rrm
4. (l0.2c) Briefing Material - Session, 1981-1984·. 1.0 cm R-1376 27
VII. C. Administration, 1982-1984. 5.0 cm
1. (10.3) Administration, 1984. 1 mm
2. (10.3a) Employment Inquiries, 1982·~1984. 1.5 cm
3. (10.3e) Organizational Structure, 1982. 1 mm
4. (10.3d) Personnel, 1982-1984. 1.5 cm
5. (10.3e) Space Leased, 1982-1984. 5 mm
6. (10.3£) Staff Directives, 1982-1983. IlllI1l
7. (10.3g) Travel Services, J.982-1984. Smm
8. (10.3h) Orders-in-Council, 1982-1984. 5 mm
9. (10.3i) Legislation, 1983-1984. 1 mm
10. (10.3j) Press Releases and Publicity, empty.
D. Conferences, Delegations, 1982-1984. 4.2 cm
1. (10.4) Conferences, Delegations, etc., empty.
2. (10.4a) Invitations, 1982-1983. 2 mm
3. (10.4b) Chicago Trip, January 19-22, 1983, 1982-1983. 2.0 cm
4. (10.4c) Chinese Delegation, 1982-1984. 1.0 cm
5. (10.4d) Vienna Trip - May 13, 1983, 1983. 5 mm
6. (10.4e) Potash '83 Conference - Saskatoon, 1983. 5 mm
E. Contracts and Tenders, 1982-1984. 6.5 cm
1. (10.5) Contracts and Tenders, 1982-1984. 1.0 cm
2. (10.5a) Brazil Contracts, 1982-1983. 1 mm
3. (10.5b) British Sulphur Corporation Ltd., 1982-1984. 1.0 cm
4. (10.Se) Canpotex, 1982-1983. 1.5 cm
5. (10.5d) Canpotex - Board History, 19831. 1.5 em
6. (10.Se) International Marketing Options, 1982- 1984. 1.0 cm R-1376 28
VII. E. 7. (10.5f) Kilborn, 1982. 1 mm
8. (10.5g) Out of Province Contracts, 1982-1984. 1 mm
9. (10.5h) PCS and U.S.A., 1982-1984. 1 mm
10. (10.5i) Sask. Private Potash Companies, 1982- 1984. 2 mm
F. Finances, 1982-1984. 4.5 cm
1. (10.6) Financial, Taxes, General, 1982-1984. 5 mm
2. (1.0.6a) Financial Statements and Auditor's Reports, 1982-1984. 3.0 cm
3. (10.6b) Capital Budget, 1982-1984. 1 mm
4. (10.6c) Estimates in the Committee of Finance, 1982. Imm
5. (10.6d) Existing Debt Schedule, n.d. 1 mm
6. (10.6e) Legal Fees, 1982-1984. Smm
7. (10. 6f) Operati ng Budget, 1984. 1mm
8. (10.6g) Ten Year Economic Scenario for Sask., 1982-1984. Imm
9. (10.6k) Sask. Potash Producers Association, empty.
G. General Inquiries. 1982,-1984. 2.0 cm
1. (10.7) Inquiries, A-Z, 1982-1984. 2.0 cm
H. Insurance Companies, 1982-1983. 1. 7 cm
1. (10.8) Insurance Companies, 1982-1983. 1.0 cm
2. (10.8a) Cooks Insurance, 1982. Imm
3. (10.8b) Crown Corporation Insurance, 1982. 1 rrun
4. (10.8c) Turner Insurance, 1982. 5 mm
1. Potash Mines, 1982-1985. 3.5 cm
1. (10.9) Potash Mines, 1983-1984. Smm
2. (10.9a) AIIan Mining Division, 1982-1984. Imm R-1376 29
VII. I. 3. (10.9b) Bredenbury Mine, 1982-1983. 1 mm
4. (10.9c) I.M.C. - Esterhazy, 1982-1984. 1.0 cm
5. (10.9d) Key Lake Mining, 1982-1983. 1 mm
6. (l0.ge) Kidd Creek Mining, 1982. 1 mm
7. (10.9£) Lanigan Mine, 1982-1984. 1.0 cm
8. (10.9g) Noranda Mines, 1983-1984. 5 mm
9. (10.9i) Rocanville Mine, 1984-1985. 1 mm
J. Communications, 1982-1984. 3.0 cm
1. (l0.10) Public Relations, 1982-1984. 1.0 cm
2. (la. lOa) Annual Reports, 1982-1984. 1.0 cm
3. (l0.10b) Transport, 1982-198/+ • 1.0 cm
K. Board of Directors, 1982-1985. 21.1 cm
1. (10.11) Board of Directors, 1982--1985. 2.0 cm
2. (10.Ua) Competition Law and PCS Directors, 1982. 1 mm
') J. (lO.l1b) Corporate Forecasts '83, 1983-1984. 1 mm
4. (lO.11c) Board Meetings - Miscellaneous, 1982- 1984. 2.0 ern
5. Board Meeting, JUly 22, 1982. 1.0 cm
6. Board Meeting, September 1-2, 1982, 1982. 2 mm
7. Board Meeting, November 1, 1982, 1982. 1.0 cm
8. Board Meeting, December 6, 1982, 1982. 1.0 cm
9. Board Meeting, January 10, 1983, 1983. 1.0 cm
10. Board Meeting, January 31, 1983, 1983. 5 mm
11. Board Meeting, February 28, 1983, 1983. 5 mm
12. Board Meeting, April 11, 1983-1983. 2.0 cm
13. May 9, 1983, 1983. 2 mm R-1376 :30
VII. K. 14. Board Meeting, June 20, 1983, 1983. 5mm
15. Board Meeting, July 19, 1983, 1983. 5 nun
16. Board Meeting, August 31, 1983, 1983. 3.0 cm
1.7. Potash Board Meeting, Odober 17, 1983, 1983. 1 nun
18. Board of Directors, November 7, .1983, 1983. 1.0 cm
19. Board Meeting, January 9, 1.984, 1.983-1984. 2 nun
20. Potash Board Meeting, March 5, 1984, 1.983-1984. 5 naIl
21. Board Meeting, May 8 and 9, 1984, 1984. 5 nun
22. Potash Board Meeting, Ju1.y 2f+, 1984, 1984. 1.0 cm
23. Potash Board Meeting, September 21 and 22, 1984, 1984. 2.0 cm
24. Board Meeting, December 11, 1984, 1984. 2 nun
L. Newspaper Clippings, 1982-1985. 1.2 cm
1. (1.0.12) Miscellaneous, 1982-1.985. 1.0 cm
2. (10.12a) Canpotex, 1982-1983. 1 nun
3. (10.12b) Personnel, 1982-1983. 1 mm
M. Briefing Books, 1982-1984. 5.0 cm
1. Briefing Book, Crown Corporations Committee, December 31, 1982, 1982. 2.5 cm
2. Briefing Book, Crown Corporation Committee, December 31, 1984, 1984. 2.5 cm
VIII . Saskoil (Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Corporation), 1982-1983. 4.6 cm
A. Miscellaneous Files, 1982-1983. 4.6 cm
1. (30.1) General, 1982-1983. 1.0 cm
2. (30.2) Staff, 1982-1983. 1.0 cm
3. (30.2.1) President, 1983. Imm
4. (30.3) General Inquiries and Correspondence, 1982-1983. 2 mm R-1376 31
VIII. A. S. (30.4) Press Releases and Public Relations, 1982-1983. 2mm
6. (30.5) Exploration, 1982. 1mm
7. (30.6) Resource Development, 1982-1983. Imm
8. (30.7) Budget and Finances, 1982-1983. 5mm
9. (30.8) Annual Report, 1982. 1mm
10. (30.9) Board of DIrectors, 1982-1983. 5mm
11. Board of Directors Meeting, January 17, 1983, 1983. Imm
12. Board of Directors Meeting, July 29, 1983, 1983. 1 mm
13. Board of Directors Meeting, August 22, 1983, 1983. 1mm
14. Board of Directors Meeting, September 19, 1983, 1983. 1 mm
15. Board of Directors Meeting, October 24, 1983, 1983. 1 mm
16. Board of Directors Meeting, November 21, 1983, 1983. 2mm
17. Board of Directors Meeting, December 12, 1983, 1983. 1 nun
IX. Saskatchewan Water Supply Board, 1959; 1980-1984. 50.0 cm
A. Background Materials, 1959; 1980-1984. 32.2 cm
1. CE 3-3) Water Rights Act, 1982. 1.0 em
2. (E 3-3) Water Rights Act, 1983. 5mm
3. CE 3-7) Drainage Control Act, 1982. 1mm
4. (E 3-7) Drainage Control Act, 1983. 1mm
5. (E-9) Water Rights Branch, 1981-1982. 2.0 cm
6. (E-9) Water Rights Branch, 1982-1983. 5.0 cm R-1376 32
IX. A. 7. (E-9-3) Hydrology Branch, 1982. 1 mm
8. (E-9-3) Hydrology Branch, 1983. 5 mm
9. (E-9-4) Water Levels and Survey Data, 1982. 5 IIUII
10. (E-9-4) Water Levels and Survey Data, 1983. 2.0 cm
11. (E-9-4) Water Levels and Survey Data, 1984. 5 mm
12. (E-12-5) Souris River Basin, 1982. 1.0 cm
13. (E-12-5) Souris River Basin, 1983. 2 IIUII
14. (E-12-6) South Saskatchewan River Basin, 1982. 1 mm
15. (E-12-7) Moose Jaw River, 1982. 1 mm
16. (E-12-8a) Poplar River Basin - I.J .C. Can·/U.S., 1982. 1 mm
17. (E-12-9) Qu 'Appelle River Basin, 1982. 1.0 cm
18. (E-12-9) Qu'Appelle River Basin, 1983. 1.0 cm
19. (E-12-10) Frenchman River, 1982. 1 mm
20. (E-12-10) Frenchman River, 1983. 2 mm
21. (E-12-11) Assiniboine River, empty.
22. (E-12-12) McKenzie River Basin, 1982. 3 mm
23. (E-12-12) McKenzie River Basin, 1983. 2 mm
24. (E-12-13) Churchill Ri ver Basin, empty.
25. (R-12-14) Cumberland Lake Control, n.d. Imm
26. (E-12-14) Cumberland Lake Control, empty.
27. (E-12-16) Drainage and Flood Control, 1980- 1982. 5.0 cm
28. (E-16) Drainage and Flood Control, J.983-1984. 4.0 cm
29. (E-16-1) Public Advisory ConUIli t tee re Drainage Control Act, 1982. 1 mm
".. 30. (E-16-3) v and D Associations, 1982. 1.0 cm
31. (E-16-3) C and D Associations, 1983. 1.5 cm R-1376 33
IX. A. 32. (E-20) Qu'Appelle Implementation office. 1 mm
33. (E-20) Qu'Appelle Implementation Office, 1983. 5 mm
34. (E-20-1) Qu'Appelle Agreement (Fed/Prov), 1982. 2 mm
35. (E-20-1) Qu'Appelle Agreement (Fed/Prov), 1983. 1 mm
36. Agendas, Minutes and Reports, 1982-1983. 1.0 cm
37. Agendas, Minutes and Reports, July 27, 1982, 1982. 5 mm
38. Agendas, Minutes and Reports, November 29, 1982, 1982. 1.0 cm
39. Agendas, Minutes, January 25, 1983, 1983. 5 mm
B. Administration, 1981-1983. 6 .L~ cm
1. (50.1) General Correspondence, 1982-1983. 3.0 cm
2. (50.2) Staff, 1982-1983. 2mm
3. (50.3) Invitations, empty.
4. (50.4) Orders-in-Counci1, 1982-1983. 1mm
5. (50.5) Legislation, 1983. 1mm
6. (50.6) Session, 1983. 1 mm
7. (50.7) News Releases/Clippings, 1982. 1mm
8. (50.8) Cabinet Submissions, 1982-1983. 5mm
9. (50.9) Budget and Finance, 1982-1983. 1.0 cm
10. (50.10) Annual Reports, 1981-1982. 1.0 cm
11. (50.11) Board Members, 1982-1983. Imm
12. (50.12) Board Meetings, 1983. 2 mm
C. Saskatchewan Wa1:er Management Project, 1982. 1.1 cm
1. (51.1) General Correspondence, 1983. 1.0 cm
2. (51.2) Minutes, 1983. 1mm R-1376 34
IX. D. Regina, Moose Jaw Water Pipelines, 1982-1983. 4.5 ern
1. (52.1) General Correspondence, 1982-1983. 4.5 cm
E. Miscellaneous Files, 1959; 1983. 5.8 ern
1. Agendas, Minutes, Reports, November 24, 1983, 1983. 2 mm
2. Sask. Water Project - Agendas, Minutes, Reports, June 17, 1983, 1983. 11l11l1
3. Sask. Water Project - Ministerial Committee, 1983. 2.0 CIlI
4. Studies Related to Water Supply, 1959; 1983. 3.5 cm
X. Maps, n.d.
A CHECKLIST OF THE PAPERS OF PAUL JOHN SCHOENHALS
Saskatchewan Archives Board, Regina 1993
RESTRICTED ACCESS Introduction
The Paul John Schoenhals papers consist of original files relating to his activities as Minister of Energy and Mines, Tourism and Small
Business, Urban Affairs, and Minister responsible for the Saskatchewan
Oil and Gas Corporation and the Saskatchewan Water Supply Board.
Records created by Tim Embury, Schoenhal's successor as Minister of
Urban Affairs are included, maintaining the original arrangement of the file contents." Also found in the collection are briefing papers acquired by Schoenha1s from Sid Dutchak, Minister responsible for the
Northern Affairs Secretariat. Although some background material from the 1970's is included in the complete collection, the majority of the files date from 1982 to 1987 and consist of memoranda, correspondence, publications, legislation, speeches, blueprints, and other briefing material.
The Paul John Schoenha1s papers were received on June 23, 1988,
August 17, 1988, and October 17, 1988, and assigned accession numbers
R88-49l, R88-257, and R88-334 respectively. The papers have been combined into one collection and arranged in accordance with the classification system provided by the Minister's office.
An agreement governing the terms of access to this collection is dated February 1, 1985.
Please see the Manuscripts Restrictions Register for details concerning the restrictions applied to this collection. r. Department of Energy Hnd Mines, 1983-1986 ...... 1
A. Miscellaneous File:'." 198J-~198(; ...... 1 n. Department of Tourism and Small Business, 1980-19:37 ...... 1
A. Administration, 1985-1.987 ...... 1
B. Marketing BCllefits, 1985 .. ·1987 ...... 3
C. Community Economic Development ...... 3
D. R~gional Services, 1986 ...... 3
E. Business Information and Research, 1986 ...... •. 3
F. Program Management, 1986--1987 ......
G •. Venture Capital, 1985-1987 ...... 4
H. Norrh(;)rn Development, 1986·-1987 ...... 4
I. Promotions and Public Affairs, 1983-1987 ......
J. Tourism Marketing and Events, 1.985-1987 ...... 4
K. Tourism Development, 1986-·19B7 ...... 5
L. Chambers of Commerce, 1985-1987 ...... 5
M. Other Provinces, 1.985-1986 ...... 5
N. Federal Government, 1985~19B6 ...... 5
O. Associations, 1985-·1987 ...... , ...... 5
P. Towns and Cities (Tourism and Industry Growth), 1985-1986 ... , ...... 6
Q. Conferences, 1985-1986 ...... 6
R. Meetings, Task Forces, 1986-1987 ...... •.
S. Information Folders, 1986"-1987 ...... 6
T. Northern Affairs Secretariat (Sid Dutchak Paper's), 1980-1987 ...... 6 1.11
Ill. Department of Urban Affairs - 1982 Files, 197:',·-1983 ..... , ...... 7
A. Department Files, 1974-1983 ...... , ...... 7
IV. Department of Urban Affairs - 1983 Files, .1975-1984· ...... •...... •.•...... 13
A. Department Files, 1975-1984 ...... 13
V. Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Corporation (Saskoil), 1983--1984 ...... 19 A. Administrative Files, 1983-1984 ...... 19
VI. Saskatchewan Water Supply Board, 1972-1983 ...... 20
A. Miscpllaneous Fj]es, 1972-1983 ...... 20 List of Abbreviations
BID Business Improvement District
EMO Emergency Measures Organization
PIG Property Improvement Grant
R&D Research and Development
SARM Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities
SPC Saskatchewan Power Corporation
SUMA Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association
SPA Special Planning Area
TSB Tourism and Small Business Paul John Schoenha1s Papers
1. Department of Energy and Mines, 1983-1986. 16.1 cm
A. Miscellaneous Files, 1983-1986. 16.1 cm
1. Energy Agreement - January 1985-March 1985, 1984-1985. 4.0 cm
2. Ammonia Urea Feasibility Study, 1983. 1 nun
3. Newgrade - January 1985-December 1985, 1985. 9.0 cm
4. Husky Upgrader - January 1985-December 1986, 1985. 2.5 cm
5. Potash Corporation, 1983-1986. 5 nun
11. Department of Tourism and Small Business, 1980-1987. 86.8 cm
A. Administration, 1985-1987. 17.6 cm
1. (100) Administration, General, 1986. 2.0 cm
2. (101) Briefing Notes - Question Period, 1986. 1 nun
3. (101.1) Returns, 1985-1986. 1 nun
4. (102) Personnel, 1986. 1 nun
5. (102.1) Resumes, 1985-1986. 5 nun
6. (103) Invitations, 1986-1987. 2.5 cm
7. (104) Briefing Material, 1986. 1 nun
8. (104) Small Business, General, 1985-1986. 3.0 cm
9. (104.1) Small Business Enquiries, A, 1987. 1 mm
10. (104.1) B, 1986-1987. 1 nun
11. (104.1) C, 1986-1987. 1.0 cm
12. (104.1) D, 1986. 1 mm
13. (104.1) E, 1986. 1 mm
14. (104.1) F, 1986. 1 nun R-1384 2
H. A. 15. (104.1) G, 1986. 1mm
16. (104.1) H, 1985-1987. 2mm
17. (104.1) I, 1985-1986. 1mm
18. (104.1) J, 1986. 1mm
19. (104.1) K, 1986. 1mm
20. (104.1) L, 1986. 5mm
2l. (104.1) M, 1985-1987. 5mm
22. (104.1) N, 1986. 2mm
23. (104.1) 0, 1986. 1mm
24. (104.1) P, 1986-1987. 1mm
25. (104.1) R, 1986. 2mm
26. (104.1) S, 1985-1987. 1.0 cm
27. (104.1) T, 1986. 1mm
28. (104.1) V, 1986. 1mm
29. (104.1) W, 1986. 5mm
30. (104.1) Y, 1986. 1mm
3l. (104.2) Tourist Inquiries, A, 1986. 1mm
32. (104.2) B, 1985-1986. 5mm
33. (104.2) C, 1986. 1mm
34. (104.2) D, 1986. 1mm
35. (104.2) E, 1986. 1mm
36. (104.2) F, 1986. 1mm
37. (104.2) G, 1985-1986. 2 mm
38. (104.2) H, 1986. 2 mm
39. (104.2) I, 1986. 1mm
40. (104.2) J, 1986. 1mm
41. (104.2) K, 1986. 1mm R-1384 3
I!. A. 42. (104.2) L, 1986. 1mm
43. (104.2) M, 1986-1987. 5mm
44. (104.2) N, 1986. 1mm
45. (104.2) 0, 1986. 1mm
46. (104.2) P, 1986. 1mm
47. (104.2) R, 1986. 3mm
48. (104.2) S, 1986. 2mm
49. (104.2) T, 1986. 1mm
50. (104.2) W, 1986-1987. 2mm
51. (104.2) Y, 1986. 1mm
52. (104.2) Z, 1986. 1mm
53. (104.3) Canadian Public Relations Society, 1987. 1mm
B. Marketing Benefits, 1985-1987. 2.0 cm
1. (200) Consultants, 1986-1987. 5 mm
2. (202) Farmers Market, 1986. 5 mm
3. (203) Saskatchewan Made Program, 1985-1987. 5 mm
4. (205) NewGrade Upgrader, 1985-1986. 5 mm
C. Community Economic Development, 1986. 1.7 cm
1. (300) Community Economic Development, General, 1986. 5 mm
2. (301) World Travel Market, 1986. 5 mm
3. (302) Community Profile Program, 1986. 5 mm
4. (303) Buy Locally Days, 1986. 2 mm
D. Regional Services,1986. 3mm
1. (400) Regional Services, General, 1986. 3mm
E. Business Information and Research, 1986. 1.3 cm
1. (500) Business Information and Research, General, 1986. 1.0 cm R-1384 4
11. E. 2. (501) Statistics, 1986. 1mm
3. (505) Business Resource Centres, 1986. 1 mm
4. (506) Business Regulatory Reform Council, 1986. 1 mm
F. Program Management, 1986-1987. 4mm
1. (600) Management Assistance Program, 1986. 1mm
2. (602) Revolving Loan Fund, 1986. lmm
3. (603) Small Business Interest Reduction Program, 1986-1987. 1mm
4. (605) Small Industry Development Program, 1986. 1 mm
G. Venture Capital, 1985-1987. 2.5 cm
1. (700) Venture Capital Program, General, 1985-1987. 2.5 cm
H. Northern Development, 1986-1987. 5mm
1. (800) Northern Development, General, 1986-1987. 5 mm
1. Promotions and Public Affairs, 1983-1987. 3.6 cm
1. (900) Promotions, General, 1985-1986. 2mm
2. (901) Advertising, 1986. 5mm
3. (902) Tourism Literature and Film, 1985-1986. 5mm
4. (903) Sunspirit Saskatchewan, 1985. Imm
5. (950) Communications, 1986-1987. 1.0 cm
6. (951) News Releases, 1986. 1.0 cm
7. (952) Annual Report, 1983-1984. 1mm
8. (953) Pins and Souvenirs, 1985-1986. 2mm
J. Tourism Marketing and Events, 1985-1987. 4.7 cm
1. (1000) Tourism Marketing, General, 1985-1986. 5mm
2. (1002) Tourism Marketing Assistance Program, 1986. 1.0 cm R-1384 5
H. J. 3. (1003) Laurie Artiss, 1986. 1mm
4. (1004) Events, 1985-1986. 3.0 cm
5. (1007) Expo '86,1986-1987. 1mm
K. Tourism Development, 1986-1987. 5.3 cm
1. (1101) Tourism Development, General, 1986. 3.0 cm
2. (1103) Development in Resort Areas, 1986. 1mm
3. (1105) Highway Signs, 1986. 2mm
4. (1106) Hospitality Training, 1987. 2.0 cm
L. Chambers of Commerce, 1985-1987. 2.4 cm
1. (1200) Chamber of Commerce, General, 1986-1987. 5 mm
2. (1200) Moose Jaw, 1986. 1 mm
3. (1200) Regina, 1986. 5 mm
4. (1200) Saskatchewan, 1985-1986. 2 mm
5. (1200) Saskatoon (Saskatoon Board of Trade), 1985-1986. 1mm
6. (1200) Tourist and Convention Bureau, Saskatoon, 1986. 1.0 cm
M. Other Provinces, 1985-1986. 2mm
1. (1300) Other Provinces, General, 1985-1986. 2 mm
N. Federal Government, 1985-1986. 2.1 cm
1. (1400) Federal Government (Small Business), 1986. 1.0 cm
2. (1402) Minister of State, Tourism (Jack Murta), 1985-1986. 1.0 cm
3. (1403) Canada - Saskatchewan Tourism Agreement, 1986. 1 mm
O. Associations, 1985-1987. 8.1 cm
1. (1500) Associations, General, 1985-1987. 8.0 cm
2. (1502) Hotels Association of Sask., 1986. 1mm R-1384 6
II. P. Towns and Cities (Tourism and Industry Growth), 1985-1986. 3.0 cm
1. (1600) General, 1986. 2.5 cm
2. (1600) Regina, 1986. 1 mm
3. (1600) Saskatoon, 1985-1986. 3 mm
4. (1600) Weyburn, 1986. 1 mm
Q. Conferences, 1985-1986. 3.0 cm
1. (1700) Conferences, General, 1985-1986. 3.0 cm
R. Meetings, Task Forces, 1986-1987. 1.5 cm
1. (1800) General, 1986-1987. 1.5 cm
S. Information Folders, 1986-1987. 2.0 cm
1. Department Outline and Procedures, 1986. 1.0 cm
2. Discussion Papers, Education and Training Strategy, 1986-1987. 1.0 cm
T. Northern Affairs Secretariat (Sid Dutchak Papers), 1980 - 1987. 24.6 cm
1. Northern Affairs, General, 1984-1986. 4.0 cm
2. Annual Reports, 1985-1986. 2 mm
3. Budget, 1984-1986. 5 mm
4. Cabinet Delegation to La Ronge - Monday, March 11, 1985, 1984-1985. 5 mm
5. Cumberland House, 1984-1986. 1.5 cm
6. Department of Northern Sask - Background Material, 1980-1985. 1.0 cm
7. Economic Development, 1985. 2 mm
8. Food Subsidies, 1985-1986. 5 mm
9. La Ronge, 1983-1986. 1.5 cm
10. Northern Affairs Directory, 1985. 3.0 cm
11. Northern Development Advisory Council, 1985-1986. 4.0 cm R-1384 7
H. T. 12. Northern Economic Development Sub-Agreement, (NEDSA), 1985-1986. 1.0 cm
13. Northern Interest Association of Sask. Inc, 1986. 1 mm
14. Northern Lands Initiative, 1986-1987. 2 mm
15. Paper Project Briefing Book, 1986. 1.0 cm
16. Parks and Renewable Resources, 1985-1986. 1.0 cm
17. Personnel, 1985-1986. 2 mm
18. Sask. Association of Northern Local Governments, 1985-1986. 1 mm
19. Surface Lease Agreements, 1985-1986. 2.0 cm
20. Treasury Board, 1985. 1 mm
21. Wild Rice Industry, 1984-1986. 2.0 cm
Ill. Department of Urban Affairs - 1982 Files, 1974-1983. 78.0 cm
A. Department Files, 1974-1983. 78.0 cm
1. (30.1) General, 1981-1982. 1.5 cm
2. (30.2) Legislation, 1982. 4.0 cm
3. (30.2.1) The Local Government Elections Act, 1982. 2.5 cm
4. 1982 Civic Election Results, 1982-1983. 1.0 cm
5. (30.2.2) The Urban Municipality Act, 1982. 1.0 cm
6. (30.2.3) Planning and Development Act, 1982. 2.0 cm
7. (30.4) Invitations, 1981-1982. 1.0 cm
8. (30.5) Orders-in-Counci1, 1982. 3.0 cm
9. (30.6) Minister's Orders, 1982. 1.0 cm
10. (30.7) Session, 1982. 1mm
11. (30.7.1) Returns, 1982. 1mm
12. (30.8) Treasury Board Submissions, 1982. 1.0 cm
13. (30.9) Cabinet Submissions, 1982. 1rnm R-1384 8
Ill. A. 14. (31.1) Urban (Municipal) Affairs Ministers, 1982. 1.0 cm
15. (32.1) Deputy Minister - Personal, 1982. 2 mm
16. (33.1) Administration, General, 1982. 1 mm
17. (33.2) Staff, General, 1982. 2 mm
18. (33.2.1) Staff - Appointments, 1982. 1 mm
19. (33.2.2) Staff - Retirements and Resignations, 1982. 1 mm
20. (33.2.3) Staff - Requests for Employment, 1982. 1 mm
21. (33.3) Budget, 1982. 5 mm
22. (34.1) Information Services, General, 1982. 5 mm
23. (34.2) Press Releases, 1982. 1.0 cm
24. (34.3) Annual Report, 1981-1982. 1 mm
25. (35.1) Community Planning, General, 1982. 2 mm
26. (35.1.3) Heritage Buildings, 1982. 1 mm
27. (35.2) Regional Planning, General, 1982. 1 mm
28. (35.2.1) Special Planning Areas, 1980-1982. 1 mm
29. (35.2.2) Qu'Appelle Land Use Planning, 1982. 1.0 cm
30. (35.2.3) Upper Qu'Appel1e, 1982. 1 mm
3l. (35.2.4) Lower Qu'Appelle, 1982. 1 mm
32. (35.2.5) Fishing Lake SPA, 1982. 2 mm
33. (35.2.6) Last Mountain Lake SPA, 1982. 1 mm
34. (35.2.7) Flying Creek SPA, 1982. 1 mm
35. (35.2.8) Pheasant Hills SPA, 1982. 2 mm
36. (36.1) Municipal Grants Branch, 1982. 1 mm
37. (36.1.1) Revenue Sharing Inquiries, 1982. 2 mm
38. (36.1.3) Municipal Road Ambulance, 1982. 2.0 cm R-1384 9
Ill. A. 39. (36.1.5) Inter-Municipal Recreation, 1982. 1mm
40. (36.1.6) Community Capital Fund 11, 1982. 1.0 cm
41. (36.1.8) Community Services Contribution Program, 1982. 1mm
42. (36.1.10) Grants-in-1ieu of Taxes (SPC) , 1982. 1 mm
43. (36.3) Property Improvement Grants, General, 1982. 1.0 cm
44. (36.3.1) P.I.G. - Inquiries, 1982. 3 mm
45. (36.4) Senior Citizens School Tax Rebates, 1982. 1 mm
46. (36.4.1) Senior Citizens School Tax Rebates - Inquiries, 1982. 2mm
47. (36.5) Renters Property Tax Rebates, 1982. 1mm
48. (36.5.1) Renters Property Tax Rebate - Inquiries, 1982. 1mm
49. (36.6) School Property Tax, 1982. 1.0 cm
50. (37.1) Municipal Transit Assistance Program, 1982. 1mm
51. (37.2) Transit for the Disabled, 1982. lmm
52. (37.4.2) Coronach,1979-1982. 4.0 cm
53. (37.5) Mainstreet, 1982. 2mm
54. (37.6) Downtown Revitalization, 1982. 1mm
55. (37.7) Regina Multi - Modal Project, 1982. 2mm
56. (37.8) Regina Rail Relocation, 1982. 1.0 cm
57. (37.10) Community Development Assistance Program, 1982. 1mm
58. (38.1) Municipal Water Assistance Act Grants, 1982. 1.0 cm
59. (38.2) Water Pollution Control, 1982. 1mm
60. (38.3) Urban Drought Relief, 1982. 2mm R-1384 10
II!. A. 61. (39.1) EMO - General, 1982. 1.0 cm
62. (40.1) Cities - Estevan, 1982. 1 mm
63. (40.1) Cities - L1oydminster, 1981-1982. 5 mm
64. (40.1) Cities - Me1fort, 1982. 1.0 cm
65. (40.1) Cities - Me1vi11e, 1982. 1 mm
66. (40.1) Cities - Moose Jaw, 1982. 2.0 cm
67. (40.1) Cities - North Battleford, 1982. 1 mm
68. (40.1) Cities - Prince Albert, 1982. 5 mm
69. (40.1) Cities - Regina, 1981-1982. 4.5 cm
70. (40.1) Regina Store Hours, 1982. 1 mm
71. (40.1) Cities - Saskatoon, 1982. 5.0 cm
72. (40.1) Saskatoon Store Hours, 1982. 1 mm
73. (40.1) Cities - Swift Current, 1982. 2 mm
74. (40.1) Cities - Weyburn, 1982. 5 mm
75. (40.1) Cities - Yorkton, 1982. 5 mm
76. (40.1) Silver Heights - Yorkton, 1974-1982. 3.0 cm
77. (40.2) Towns "A", 1982. 1 mm
78. (40.2) Towns "B", 1982. 5 mm
79. (40.2) Towns "C", 1982. 2 mm
80. (40.2) Towns "0", 1982. 1 mm
8I. (40.2) Towns "Eu, 1982. 1 mm
82. (40.2) Towns "F", 1982. 1 mm
83. (40.2) Towns "G", 1982. 1 mm
84. (40.2) Towns "H", 1982. 1 mm
85. (40.2) Towns "I", 1982. 1 mm
86. (40.2) Towns "K", 1982. 3.0 cm R-1384 11
Ill. A. 87. (40.2) Kamsack, 1982. 1 nun
88. (40.2) Towns "L", 1982. 1 nun
89. (40.2) Towns "M", 1982. 5 nun
90. (40.2) Towns "N", 1982. 5 mm
91. (40.2) Towns "0", 1982. 1 nun
92. (40.2) Towns "P", 1982. 1 nun
93. (40.2) Towns "Q", 1982. 1 nun
94. (40.2) Towns "R", 1982. 2 mm
95. (40.2) Towns "S", 1982. 5 nun
96. (40.2) Towns "T", 1982. 1 nun
97. (40.2) Towns "U", 1982. 1 mm
98. (40.2) Towns "W", 1982. 2 mm
99. (40.3) Villages "A", 1982-1983. 2 nun
100. (40.3) Villages "B", 1982. 1 mm
101. (40.3) Villages "C", 1982. 2 mm
102. (40.3) Villages "D", 1982. 1 nun
103. (40.3) Villages "E", 1982. 1 mm
104. (40.3) Villages "F", 1982. 1 mm
105. (40.3) Villages "G", 1982. 1 nun
106. (40.3) Villages "H", 1982. 1 mm
107. (40.3) Villages "J" , 1982. 1 mm
108. (40.3) Villages "K", 1982. 1 mm
109. (40.3) Villages "L", 1982. 1 mm
110. (40.3) Villages "M", 1982. 1 mm
111. (40.3) Villages "N", 1982. 1 mm
112. (40.3) Villages "0", 1982. 1 mm R-1384 12
Ill. A. 113. (40.3) Villages "PH, 1982. 2mm
114. (40.3) Villages "Q", 1982. Imm
115. (40.3) Villages "R", 1982. lmm
116. (40.3) Villages US", 1982. 2mm
117. (40.3) Villages "T", 1982. Imm
118. (40.3) Villages "V", 1982. Imm
119. (40.3) Villages "W", 1982. Imm
120. (40.3) Villages "Y", 1982. lmrn
121. (45.1) SUMA - General, 1982. 4.0 cm
122. (45.1.2) Bulletins, 1982. lmrn
123. (45.1.3) Conventions and Regional Meetings, 1982. 2mm
124. (45.1.4) Resolutions, 1982. 2mrn
125. (45.2) Rural Affairs, 1982. 1mrn
126. (45.2.1) General, 1982. 5mrn
127. (45.2.2) SARM, 1982. 5mrn
128. (45.2.3) Rural Municipalities, General, 1982. Imrn
129. R.M. of Lakeland (Emma Lake, Christopher Lake), 1982. 1.5 cm
130. (45.2.5) Bridges, Ferries, and Railway Crossings, 1982. Imrn
131. (45.4) Local Government Board, General, 1982. 1mm
132. (45.4.1) Denbenture Borrowing, 1982. 1mm
133. (45.5) Federation of Canadian Municipalities, 1982. 1mrn
134. (45.7) Municipal Water Assistance Board, 1982. 5mrn
135. (45.8) Provincial Planning Appeals Board, 1982. lmm
136. (45.9) Sask. Assessment Commission, 1982. 1.0 cm R-1384 13
Ill. A. 137. (4S.11) Urban Municipal Administrators Association, 1982. Imm
138. (4S.12) Wascana Centre Authority, 1982. 1mm
139. (4S.13) Wakamow Valley Authority, 1982. 1mm
140. (4S.1S) Sask. Chamber of Commerce, 1982. Smm
141. (4S.16) Sask. Assessment Authority, 1982. 1.0 cm
142. (4S.17) Sask. Real Estate Association, 1982. 1mm
143. (4S.18) Canadian Urban Transit Association, 1982. 1mm
IV. Department of Urban Affairs - 1983 Files, 1975-1984. 75.7 cm
A. Department Files, 1975-1984. 75.7 cm
1. (30.1) Urban Affairs, General, 1983. 1.5 cm
2. (30.2) Meetings with Deputy Minister, 1983- 1984. 1mm
3. (30.3) Minister's Orders, 1983. 1mm
4. (30.4) Treasury Board Submissions, 1983. 2mm
5. (30.5) Cabinet Submissions, 1983. 1mm
6. (30.6) Invitations and Speaking Engagements, 1983. 1.5 cm
7. (31.1) Federal Dept., General, 1983. 1mm
8. (31.2) Correspondence with Federal Ministers, 1983. 1mm
9. (31.3) Provinces, 1983. 1mm
10. (32.1) Conferences, General, 1983. 1mm
11. Community Planners of Sask. "Face of the Prairies 2002", 1983. 1 mm
12. Lewvan Drive Opening, 1983. 1 mm
13. Roadbuilders Dinner - Saskatoon, 1983. 1 mm
14. Sask. Association of Northern Local Governments, December 17, 1983. 1 mm R-1384 14
IV. A. 15. Urban License Inspectors Association, September 16, 1983, Saskatoon, 1983. 1~
16. (32.2) Provincial Ministers of Municipal Affairs Meeting (Victoria), 1983. 2 ~
17. (33.1) Administration, General, 1983. 5 ~
18. (33.2) Staff, General, 1983. 1.0 cm
19. (33.2.1) Staff - Appointments, 1983. 2 ~
20. (33.2.2) Staff - Retirements and Resignations, 1983. 1 ~
21. (33.2.3) Staff - Requests for Employment, 1983. 1 ~
22. (33.3) Budget, 1983. 1.0 cm
23. (33.4) Audit Reports, 1983. 1 ~
24. (34.1) Information Services, General, 1982-1983. 1.0 cm
25. (34.2) Press Releases, 1982-1983. 1.0 cm
26. (34.3) Annual Report, 1983. 1~
27. (34.4) Essay Competition, 1983. 1~
28. (35.1) Community Planning, General, 1983. 1~
29. (35.1.1) Land Use Planning, 1983. 1 mm
30. (35.1.3) Heritage Buildings, 1983. 1~
31. (35.2) Regional Planning, General, 1983. 1~
32. (35.2.1) Special Planning Areas, 1983. 1~
33. (35.2.2) Qu'Appe11e Land Use Planning, 1983. 1 mm
34. (35.2.3) Upper Qu'Appe11e, 1983. 1~
35. (35.2.4) Lower Qu'Appe11e, 1983. 1~
36. (35.2.5) Fishing Lake, 1983. 1~
37. (35.2.6) Last Mountain Lake, 1983. 1~
38. (35.2.7) Flying Creek, 1983. 1~
39. (35.2.8) Pheasant Hills, 1983. 1 mm R-1384 15
IV. A. 40. (36.1) Municipal Grants Branch, 1983. 1 nun
41. (36.1.1) Revenue Sharing Inquiries, 1983. 2 nun
42. (36.1.3) Municipal Road Ambulance, 1982-1983. 2 mm
43. (36.1.6) Community Capital Fund, 1983. 5 mm
44. (36.1.8) Community Services Contribution Program, 1983. 5 nun
45. (37.1) Municipal Transit Assistance Program, 1983. 1 mm
46. (37.2) Transit for the Disabled, 1983. 1 mm
47. (37.3) Urban Parks, 1983. 5 mm
48. (37.3.1) Wakamow, 1983. 2.0 cm
49. (37.3.2) Wascana Centre Authority, 1982-1983. 1 mm
50. (37.3.3) Meewasin Valley Authority, 1983. 1 mm
51. (37.4.1) Coronach, 1983. 1 mm
52. (37.4.2) Hudson Bay, 1983. 1 mm
53. (37.5) Mainstreet (BID), 1982-1983. 5 mm
54. (37.7) Regina Multi - Modal Project, 1980-1982. 3.0 cm
55. (37.8) Regina Rail Relocation, 1982-1983. 3.0 cm
56. (38.1) Municipal Water Assistance Act Grant Payments, 1983. 5 mm
57. (38.2) Water Pollution Control, 1983. 1 mm
58. (38.3) Urban Drought Relief, 1983. 1 mm
59. (38.5) Qu'Appe11e Water Treatment, 1982-1983. 1 mm
60. (38.8) Municipal Water Assistance Board, 1983. 5 mm
61. (38.9) Cabinet Committee on Water (Water Crown), 1982-1983. 1.0 cm
62. (39.1) P.I.G. General, 1982-1983. 2mm
63. (39.2) P.I.G. Inquiries, 1983. 1.0 cm R-1384 16
IV. A. 64. (39.3) Senior Citizen School Tax Rebate, General, 1983. 1mm
65. (39.4) Senior Citizen School Tax Rebate, Inquiries, 1983. 5 mm
66. (39.5) Renters Rebate, General, 1983. 1 mm
67. (39.6) Renters Rebate, Inquiries, 1983. 1 mm
68. (39.7) School Property Tax, 1983. 1 mm
69. (40.1) Cities - Estevan, 1983. 2.0 cm
70. (40.1) L1oydminster, 1983. 1.0 cm
71. (40.1) Me1fort, 1983. 1 mm
72. (40.1) Me1ville, 1983. 1 mm
73. (40.1) Moose Jaw, 1982-1983. 3.0 cm
74. (40.1) North Batt1eford, 1983. 1 mm
75. (40.1) Prince A1bert, 1983. 2 mm
76. (40.1) Regina, 1982-1983. 4.0 cm
77. (40.1) Saskatoon, 1981-1983. 3.0 cm
78. Saskatoon - Monday, Sept. 19, 1983. 1.0 cm
79. Saskatoon - October 31, 1983, 1983. 1 mm
80. Saskatoon - December 9, 1983, 1981-1983. 1 mm
81. (40.1) Swift Current, 1983. 5 mm
82. (40.1) Weyburn, 1982-1983. 5 mm
83. (40.1) Yorkton, 1983. 2 mm
84. (40.2) Towns "A", 1983. 1 mm
85. (40.2) Towns "B", 1982-1983. 1.0 cm
86. (40.2) Towns "c" , 1975-1983. 1.0 cm
87. (40.2) Towns "D", 1983. 1 mm
88. (40.2) Towns "E" , 1982-1983. 5 mm R-1384 17
IV. A. 89. (40.2) Towns "F", 1983. 2 mm
90. (40.2) Towns "G", 1983. 1 mm
91. (40.2) Towns "H", 1983. 1mm
92. (40.2) Towns "I", 1983. 1mm
93. (40.2) Towns "K", 1983. 2mm
94. (40.2) Kinders1ey, 1981-1982. 1.0 cm
95. (40.2) Towns "L", 1983. 5 mm
96. (40.2) Towns "M", 1982-1983. 1.0 cm
97. (40.2) Towns "N", 1983. 1 mm
98. (40.2) Towns "0", 1983. 1 mm
99. (40.2) Towns "P", 1983. 1 mm
100. (40.2) Towns "Q", 1983. 1 mm
101. (40.2) Towns "R", 1983. 5 mm
102. (40.2) Towns "S", 1983. 2 mm
103. (40.2) Towns "T" , 1983. 5 mm
104. (40.2) Towns "U", 1983. 1 mm
105. (40.2) Towns "V", 1983. 1 mm
106. (40.2) Towns "W", 1983. 5 mm
107. (40.2) Towns "Y", 1983. 1 mm
108. (40.2) Towns "Z", 1983. 1 mm
109. (40.3) Villages "A", 1983. 1 mm
110. (40.3) Villages "B", 1983. 2 mm
111. (40.3) Villages "G", 1981-1983. 5 mm
112. (40.3) Villages "D" , 1983. 1 mm
113. (40.3) Villages "E", 1983. 1 mm
114. (40.3) Villages "F", 1983. 1 mm R-1384 18
IV. A. 115. (40.3) Villages "G", 1983. 2 mm
116. (40.3) Villages "H", 1983-1984. 1 mm
117. (40.3) Villages "I", 1983. 1 mm
118. (40.3) Villages "J", 1983. 1 mm
119. (40.3) Villages "K", 1982-1983. 3.5 cm
120. (40.3) Villages "L", 1982-1983. 5 mm
121. (40.3) Villages "M", 1982-1983. 5 mm
122. (40.3) Villages "N", 1983. 1 mm
123. (40.3) Villages "0" , 1983. 1 mm
124. (40.3) Villages "P", 1983. 5 mm
125. (40.3) Villages "QII, 1983. 1 mm
126. (40.3) Villages "R", 1983. 1 mm
127. (40.3) Villages "S", 1983. 5 mm
128. (40.3) Villages "T", 1983. 1 mm
129. (40.3) Villages "V", 1983. 1 mm
130. (40.3) Villages "W", 1983. 5 mm
131. (40.3) Villages "Y", 1983. 1 mm
132. (40.3) Villages "Z", 1983. 1 mm
133. (40.4) Hamlets, 1983. 5 mm
134. (40.5) Resort Villages, 1982-1983. 2.0 cm
135. Urban Affairs Speeches - May 1982-March 1983, 1982-1983. 4.0 cm
136. Urban Affairs Speeches - April 1983-July 1983, 1983. 3.0 cm
137. Orders-in-Counci1, May 1982-July 1983, 1982-1983. 3.0 cm
138. Orders-in-Counci1, July 1983-Decernber 1983, 1983. 4.0 cm R-1384 19
V. Sask. Oil and Gas Corporation (Saskoi1), 1983-1984. 14.6 cm
A. Administrative Files, 1983-1984. 14.6 cm
1. (30.1) Saskoi1, General, 1984. 2.0 cm
2. (30.1.1) Saskoi1 Returns, 1984. 1 mm
3. (30.1.2) Saskoi1 Invitations, 1984. 1 mm
4. (30.2) Staff, 1984. 1.0 cm
5. (30.2.1) President, 1984. 1 mm
6. (30.3) General Inquiries and Correspondence, 1984. 2 mm
7. (30.4) Press Releases and Public Relations, 1984. 1 mm
8. (30.6.1) Saskoi1 Rand D, 1984. 1 mm
9. (30.7) Budget and Finance, 1984. 1 mm
10. (30.8) Annual Report, 1984. 1 mm
11. (30.9) Board of Directors, 1984. 5 mm
12. Board of Directors Meeting - February 20, 1984, 1983-1984. 5 mm
13. Board of Directors Meeting - April 16, 1984, 1984. S mm
14. Board of Directors Meeting - June 19, 1984, 1984. 1 mm
IS. Board of Directors Meeting - August 20, 1984, 1984. S mm
16. Board of Directors Meeting - October 9, 1984, 1984. 1.0 cm
17. Board of Directors Meeting - November 30, 1984, 1984. S mm
18. (30.10) Orders-in-Counci1/Regu1ations, 1984. 1 mm
19. (30.11) Saskoi1 Bonds, 1984. 2.S cm
20. Crown Corporation Review Committee - 1983 Annual Report, 1983. 2.0 cm
21. Long Range Plan - 1984-1993, 1984. 2.S cm R-1384 20
VI. Sask. Water Supply Board, 1972-1983. 13.5 cm
A. Miscellaneous Files, 1972-1983. 13.5 cm
1. (38.8) Moose Jaw and Regina Water Problems, 1979-1982. 2.5 cm
2. (52.2) Agreements/Briefs, 1972-1983. 4.0 cm
3. (53.1) General Correspondence, 1982-1983. 2.5 cm
4. (53.2) Briefs submitted to Committee, 1982-1983. 2.0 cm
5. (54) Other, 1982. 5mm
6. Associated Engineering Services Limited, 1983. 2.0 cm
VII. Maps, n.d.
RECORDS CREATED, ACCUMULATED AND USED BY THIS CREATOR ARE FOUND IN OTHER FONDS
SEE GUIDE LISTING FOR DETAILS LOCATIONS OF FONDS: F 427 Paul Schoenhals fonds (SAFA 257)
Textual records: (Note: All photographs, maps, plans, drawings and graphs have been retained in the textual records to preserve context.)
Amalgamated collection, R-1376: Boxes 1 to 47: 902.8 (Regina – Hillsdale)
Amalgamated collection, R-1384: Boxes 1 to 27: 907.6 (Regina – Hillsdale)