Intangible Cultural History of Saskatoon

: Action Required to Curb Growing German Problem; An article from The Saskatoon Star-Phoenix talking about the decline of the English-speaking population in Canada and Saskatchewan, and the idea of free press in Canada.

: Action Required to Curb Growing German Problem; An article from The Saskatoon Star-Phoenix talking about the decline of the English-speaking population in Canada and Saskatchewan, and the idea of free press in Canada.

: Aerial Photos_1927; A photo of downtown Saskatoon in 1927 showing the South Saskatchewan river and a portion of the downtown area, including what was Saskatoon's Chinatown in the upper central portion of this photo. This photo is located at the City Archives of Saskatoon and any further use or dissemination of this photo must receive permission from the City Archives prior to any endeavours being undertaken.

: Aerial Photos_1927 Chinatown; A zoomed in photograph of a 1927 Aerial photograph of the river and the downtown area. The zoomed in area is of Saskatoon's Chinatown prior to it's 1929 demolition. The area is where 19th Street East is today, along with a portion of River Landing. The original photo is located at the City Archives of Saskatoon and any further use or dissemination of this photo must receive permission from the City Archives.

: Aerial View of the River; This is an aerial of the South Saskatchewan River at Saskatoon taken sometime between 1977 and 1983. It primarily shows the downtown region of the city, although the river itself along with the east side is also visible to a certain extent. The photo ID# is CP-20024. The photo is housed at the Saskatoon Public Library Local History Room and any further use or dissemination of this photo must receive permission from the Public Library.

: Arson at Gay Community Centre 1979; An article which states that arson was the confirmed cause of a fire at a Saskatoon Gay Community Centre. A transcription of the article is included.

: Barr Colonists 1903; A series of articles giving information about the Barr Colonists, when they arrived in Saskatoon, what happened when they were here, and their journey to their final destination. Transcriptions of all articles are included.

: Bastin Believes Many German Spies in Canada; An article in which F.M. Bastin advocates rigid enforcement of the Defence of Canada regulations to control "fifth column" operations. He believes there are many spies within the country and they could cause havoc if the chance arose., Located on page three

: Bastin Believes Many German Spies in Canada; An article in which F.M. Bastin advocates rigid enforcement of the Defence of Canada regulations to control "fifth column" operations. He believes there are many spies within the country and they could cause havoc if the chance arose., Located on page three

: Bathtub Races on the River 1986; An article which mentions a series of bathtub races or competitions which were held on the South Saskatchewan River near Rotary Park in 1986. A transcription of the article is included.

: Bill and Charlie Mark and the Famous B.C. Cafe; Newspaper clipping from the Saskatoon Star Phoenix from September 11, 1953 outlining the importance of the B.C. Cafe not only on Saskatoon's Chinese community, but also for Saskatoon's history more broadly. The article mentions that the Mark brothers initiated a free Christmas dinner at their establishment early on in their restaurant careers. This article was found in the Saskatoon Public Library's Local History Room and any further use or dissemination of this article must receive approval from the Public Library

: Blizzard of 2007; This is a collection of three newspaper pages which focus on the blizzard that occurred in Saskatoon in 2007.

: Bulldozer in River 1963; An article which states that a city bulldozer had gone out too far onto the ice and had broken through and was partially sunk. Also includes a detailed description of how the bulldozer was removed from the river. Images are included in the article. A transcription of the article is also included.

: C.C.F. and War Article; A Letter to the Editor in which a citizen talks about the Canadian Communist Front and the policies they believe in, quoting various people while he does so., Page 10, Star-Phoenix Letter Box

: C.C.F., T.N.T. Letter to the Editor; An article and transcription regarding the rejection of socialism during WWII.

: CNR Railway Station Opening; An article featuring information about the CNR Railway Station opening in 1939, in what is now the Midtown Mall., Page four

: Campaign Endorsed; An article from the May 9th, 1940 edition of the Star-Phoenix. This articles tells the reader that the Canadian Legion wants to public to buy British-made goods, rather than those made in Germany., Printed on page four.

: Campaign Endorsed; An article from the May 9th, 1940 edition of the Star-Phoenix. This articles tells the reader that the Canadian Legion wants to public to buy British-made goods, rather than those made in Germany., Printed on page four.

: Canada Games Rally 1985; An article which mentions that a rally was held by the riverside, in order to show support of hosting the Canada Summer Games in Saskatoon. A transcription of the article is included.

: Canada Summer Games 1989; A collection of articles related to the 1989 Canada Summer Games that were held in Saskatoon.