The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Nov. 25, 1987, p. 7 Dr. Frank Bellamy addresses math teachers at the joint Science - Mathematics conference.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Nov. 17, 1989, front cover; "Participants in a tour of the Wanuskewin archeological site north of Saskatoon peer into a pit that has revealed evidence of habitation dating back 2,000 years. Other digs in the same area have unearthed artifacts as old as 5,000 years. The tour was conducted Oct. 27, during the science teachers' conference."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Nov. 17, 1989, p. 5; "Science teachers view the framework of a present-day sweat lodge that is located on the site of an at-least-2500-year-old buffalo jump at the Wanuskewin archeological dig north of Saskatoon. Dr. Ernie Walker, right, who conducted the tour during the Oct. 27-28 Saskatchewan Science Teachers' Society conference, indicated that there is a major involvement by Indian people in the project. Walker is an associate professor of archeology at the U of S."

Keynote speaker Dr. Martin Collis of the University of Victoria is seen playing guitar at the SPEA conference held in Saskatoon, Jan. 1987.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 19, 1989, front cover; "From left, teachers Reg Glennie of Wadena elementary, Richard Krogsgaard of Regina's Centennial school, and Nicole Gomes of Lashburn high school show their enthusiasm for workshops at the May 10-12 Saskatchewan Physical Education Association conference in Saskatoon, by practising stride-jumps into the U of S pool with lifejackets on."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 27, 1988, front cover; "Nobody said being a physical education teacher was easy! As part of Saskatchewan physical educators' recent annual conference, participants tried a variety of activities including, above, picking up a ball using just feet - a necessary skill for the new game of global ball, a combination of basketball, soccer, volleyball and speedball."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 27, 1988, p. 2; "At right, participants practise put-downs, literally, during a session on combatives."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 27, 1988, p. 2; "Below, another pair of combattants test their strength and balance under less than two-footed circumstances."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 22, 1987, p. 6; "Participants in this year's convention of the Saskatchewan Industrial Education Association, held ; April 2-4 in Lloydminster, had a chance to learn new skills and hone existing ones by putting those skills into practice. Here, several of them try their hand at wood carving during a session offered by Lloyd Dyer."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 22, 1987, p. 6; "Displays are always a popular part of any convention and the SIEA event was no exception. Here, one of the 30 exhibitors describes the exhaust system marketed by his company."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 22, 1987, p. 6; "Demonstrations were also an important part of the SIEA convention. Above, a representative from Lancer Graphics offers information on water base screen printing."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 22, 1987, p. 6; "Left, Dick Arie presents a session on how to sharpen tool bits. Arie also acted as convention chairperson."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 22, 1987, p. 6; "Discussions at the SIEA convention included a keynote address and panel on the core curriculum as well as more informal exchanges of ideas. Here, two participants look at teacher-made materials in a room set aside for that purpose."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 22, 1987, p. 6; "Below, the wonders of a computer operated lathe are displayed by George McCarthy from Arkhurst Machinery."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Dec. 7, 1988, p. 3 Toronto futurist Frank Feather, keynote speaker, addresses a joint SCSST and community-school teachers' conference held in Regina on Nov. 18.