Intangible Cultural History of Saskatoon

: Canadian Corps Asks Government to Disarm Aliens; An article in which the Canadian Corps Association asks for the government to create legislation to prevent aliens possessing or carrying firearms and ammunition. This article also points out the rise of the German population in Saskatchewan. Also discusses a meeting in which the tourist trade was discussed, and the idea was put forth that it should be made more strict., Page three

: Canadian Corps Comes To Defence of Parker Article Transcription; The transcription of an article titled, "Canadian Corps Comes To Defence of Parker," from The Saskatoon Star-Phoenix Newspaper, printed on December 11, 1940. This article features the Canadian Corps coming to the defence of Relief Officer George W. Parker, who said in a different news article that, “There should be two scales of relief, one for Central Europeans and one for ‘white people’. This quote is from the issue of Hansard of November 25, 1940, Page 417. The two people asking for relief were deemed to be able to work, and thus not able to receive relief, in no part due to their ethnicity or country of origin., Located on page four of The Saskatoon Star-Phoenix dated December 11, 1940., The original article is located on page four of The Saskatoon Star-Phoenix printed on December 11, 1940.

: Canadian Corps Comes To Defence of Parker Article Transcription; The transcription of an article titled, "Canadian Corps Comes To Defence of Parker," from The Saskatoon Star-Phoenix Newspaper, printed on December 11, 1940. This article features the Canadian Corps coming to the defence of Relief Officer George W. Parker, who said in a different news article that, “There should be two scales of relief, one for Central Europeans and one for ‘white people’. This quote is from the issue of Hansard of November 25, 1940, Page 417. The two people asking for relief were deemed to be able to work, and thus not able to receive relief, in no part due to their ethnicity or country of origin., Located on page four of The Saskatoon Star-Phoenix dated December 11, 1940., The original article is located on page four of The Saskatoon Star-Phoenix printed on December 11, 1940.

: Canadian Legion to Organise Unit for Home Defence; An article which states the Canadian Legion wanted to create a home defence made up of ex-servicemen, especially in the case that an attack occurs lead by the "Fifth Column." They also demand the government for the internment of all enemy aliens., Page three

: Canadian Legion to Organise Unit for Home Defence; An article which states the Canadian Legion wanted to create a home defence made up of ex-servicemen, especially in the case that an attack occurs lead by the "Fifth Column." They also demand the government for the internment of all enemy aliens., Page three

: Car Over Riverbank 1960; An article which mentions a car accident that took place on the riverbank in the winter of 1960. Includes a transcription of the article.

: Chinatown Bibliography; This is a document containing the sources I used and consulted when making the Chinatown walking tour. This document was created by Harris Ford

: Chinatown Tour in Order; This document has the same text that appears in the actual walking tour, however this one also contains the references for the data present in the walking tour. It is included in the database to provide context to the walking tour and to add historical legitimacy to it's contents. The document was created by Harris Ford.

: Chinese Aviator Gets Certificate; Newspaper clipping from the Saskatoon Phoenix November 13, 1919 stating that Y.M. Lin On had received an aviation certificate from the Keng Wah Aviation School which was located just west of Saskatoon. This article was part of the binder collection at the Saskatoon Public Library Local History Room and any further use or dissemination of this article must receive permission from the Public Library

: Chinese Food Relief; Letter from the City Clerk to the City Commissioner concerning the state of relief efforts towards Saskatoon's Chinese residents on October 12, 1937. The letter outlines the amount of food the city has given to the Chinese up to that point, as well as a brief rundown of a report to be presented to The Standing Committee on the matter. This letter is located at the City of Saskatoon Archives and any further use or dissemination of this letter must receive approval from the City Archives.

: Chinese Food Relief (2); Letter from the City Commissioner to the Relief Officer on October 12, 1937 outlining the current arrangement of Chinese individuals living in the Chinese Masonic Temple and ensuring the city is continuing efforts to keep these individuals as comfortable as possible. This letter is located at the City Archives of Saskatoon and any further use or dissemination of this letter must receive approval from the City Archives.

: Chinese Immigration Act Important Points by Year; A list of important facets of the Canadian Government's policies towards Chinese immigration from 1885-1923. This document was created by Harris Ford as a means to easily access the important points of Canada's discriminatory actions towards the Chinese people and to better understand the dynamics surrounding Chinese immigration into the country and Saskatoon more broadly.

: Chinese Laundry Insurance; Letter from the City of Saskatoon Treasurer concerning the insurance on a building at 336 Avenue E South which was occupied by a Chinese laundry business. This letter is an example of what civic policy towards businesses in the 1920's would have looked like. This letter is located at the City Archives of Saskatoon and any further use or dissemination of this letter must receive approval from the City Archives.

: Chinese License Request; A license request to City Council from a number of Chinese laundry businesses in Saskatoon from February 1, 1915. The request includes a list of requests and the signatures of laundry owners in Saskatoon at the time. This document is located at the City Archives of Saskatoon, file D500. VI. 514 and any further use or dissemination of this document must receive approval from the City Archives.

: Chinese National League Building; This is a photo of the facade of the Chinese Nationalist Building in Saskatoon which was located at 129 19th Street East from 1917-1931. This was the main building for any Chinese Nationalist endeavours during Saskatoon's Chinatown heyday. The photo ID# is LH-4166. 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.

: Chinese Relief Correspondences; Letter from the relief officer to City Commissioner A. Leslie concerning single Chinese relief on November 13, 1937. The letter outlines the information received by the city from a Mr. Bing, which the city does not view to be correct. The letter also mentions the Masonic building which was being used to house Chinese individuals in the city. This letter is located at the City Archives of Saskatoon and any further use or disseminations of this letter must be approved by the City Archives.

: Chinese Relief Recipients; Letter from S. Bing, Secretary of the Chinese Citizens League to City Clerk Mr. Tomlinson on September 28, 1937 requesting his presence at a meeting regarding Chinese food relief in Saskatoon. Mr. Bing asks to be the representative of the Chinese community at this meeting. This letter is located at the City Archives of Saskatoon and any further use or dissemination of this letter must be approved by the City Archives.

: Chinese War Relief Fund Documents; A letter and receipt from the Chinese War Relief Fund for a donation of ten dollars the City of Saskatoon gifted the organization on August 21, 1943. These documents show a changing of relations between Canada and their Chinese citizens in some regards as they were both fighting on the same side of the war. These documents are located in the City Archives of Saskatoon and any further use or dissemination of these documents must receive approval from the City Archives.

: Christian Student Movement Talk; An article talking about a Student Christian Movement gathering at Grace United Church. The speaker was Dr. Visser 't Hooft., Front page

: Circle Drive Bridge Car Accident 2013; Two articles which mention a car accident in which a car and the driver went onto the South Saskatchewan River, with the vehicle eventually falling through the ice. Transcriptions of the articles are included.