File contains photographs of Battalion Chief Lyle Cowan on his retirement from the Fire Department. Included are two images of a painting.

File contains photographs of a very well worn couch sitting on the sidewalk at a Saskatoon transit bus stop, May 3, 1983. (Published May 5, 1983)

File contains photographs of women attending a conference on battered or abused women in Saskatoon, April 16, 1983. (Published April 18, 1983)

Battery of storage tanks (tank farm). Success oil field, Saskatchewan

Photograph of some of the residents and staff sitting in the Logie Lounge at the new Battle Height/River Heights Lodge in North Battleford SK. Included in the image is Mrs. C. Huber, the matron of the lodge. The lounge is named after Rev. Allan Logie, who was instrumental in organizing the project.

File consists of a document entitled "Battle History" for the 8th Canadian Reconnaissance Regiment (14th Canadian Hussars). Also includes a topographical map labelled "C Company".

"Battle" in unconformable contact with Whitemud. Ironstone layer at bottom of "Battle". Neighbour clay pit near Ravenscrag, Sask.

File contains photographs of veterans and naval cadets marching down a Saskatoon street and ending up at City Hall where a service was held to remember those who participated in the Battle of the Atlantic. Included are images of the cadet band as well as veterans laying down a wreath to honour those who fought, and gave up their lives in this battle.

File contains photographs of veterans and dignitaries laying down wreaths at the cenotaph at City Hall.

File contains photographs of sites related to the Battle of Batoche, the final battle of the Northwest Resistance, including commemorative signs and monuments, the Roman Catholic church and rectory, grave sites, the remains of Middleton's trenches, the museum, Rev. Denis Dubuc, Batoche parish priest, and a large group who had travelled there from Prince Albert to tour the site with geologist Malcolm Norris. May 26, 1961.

Photograph shows 450 regular and reserve RCAF members led by a colour party and marching up Second Avenue to the Cenotaph as part of a commemoration of the Battle of Britain. Second Avenue businesses in background include Yellow Cab and Arcade Cafe.

Photograph shows a wreath laying at the Cenotaph on 21st Street in memory of the airmen of the Battle of Britain, in 1940.

Photograph shows Battle River, October 19, 1964.