Intangible Cultural History of Saskatoon

: Early Electronic Organ Concert; an article talking about a recital in which Fredda Bradley and Miss Evelyn Eby played. Sponsored by the Saskatoon Rotary Club

: East End of Downtown c. 1908; This photo shows the eastern end of Saskatoon's downtown region as it appeared around 1908. Trees block the main view of the river, but there are still glimpses of the South Saskatchewan along with a bridge and some riverbank infrastructure as well. The photo ID# is PH-2010-212. 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.

: FOR SALE Canada's Children Advertisement; An advertisement seen in the March 4, 1942 edition of The Saskatoon Star-Phoenix. This advertisement is recommending buying victory bonds in order to support the war, and how to buy these bonds. Along with this, it says that if the Axis win, the children of Canada will be "doomed to a life of slavery and moral degradation."

: False Banners, Letter to the Editor Article; A Letter to the Editor in which the writer talks about the newly formed Saskatoon Communist-Labor. The writer supports democracy and says that Communist leaders are false prophets., Page 18, Letter to the Editor

: False Rumors; An article which attempts to end rumors about two supposed pro-Nazi celebrations, one at Perdue and one at Tisdale.

: False Rumors; An article which attempts to end rumors about two supposed pro-Nazi celebrations, one at Perdue and one at Tisdale.

: Female Labour Laws; Document drafted by the City of Saskatoon on April 22, 1919 in response to Saskatchewan's enactment of the Female Labour Laws restricting Chinese businesses from hiring white females to work at their establishments. There is a letter from the City Solicitor to the City Clerk regarding this document, as well as the document itself. This document is located at the City Archives of Saskatoon under the file D500. VI. 230 and any further use or dissemination of these documents must receive approval from the City Archives.

: First AIDS Patient Treated 1985; An article which mentions that the City of Saskatoon has now cared for its first patient with AIDS, at University Hospital. A transcription of the article is included.

: First Full U of S Strike 1988; This article mentions that the first full strike has officially taken place at the University of Saskatchewan in a vote of 424 to 414. A transcription of the article is included.

: First Hockey Game in New Rink; Articles talking about the new arena created in Saskatoon along with the first hockey games played there.

: First LGBTQ Studies Class at the U of S 1991; This article states that the first LGBTQ studies class to be held in Saskatchewan, will be taught at the University of Saskatchewan. It was a class that focused on the emergence of the gay voice in literature. A transcription of the article is included.

: First Official Gay Pride Week 1995; An article which mentions that city council officially approved the concept of Saskatoon having a Gay Pride Week.

: Forced Sterilisation of Indigenous Women Claims 2017; These two articles are about claims made by Indigenous women that they were coerced to have tubal ligations at the hospital right after giving birth. Transcriptions of the articles are included.

: Frau Spillers Speech To the Concordia Club; An excerpt from a 1938 edition of The Star-Phoenix in which a German woman living in Saskatoon gives an address to the Saskatoon Concordia Club

: Gabriel Dumont Statue and Park 1985; An article which was published on the 100th anniversary of the 1885 rebellion. It mentions the creation of a Gabriel Dumont statue and the park being named after him. A transcription of the article is included.

: Gay Conference Held 1975; An article which mentions that a Gay Conference was held, with a focus on securing the efforts of various organisations and agencies to help what they go through. An article on the stereotypes that men and women face is also found. Transcriptions of the articles are included.

: Gay Marriage Debate at the U of S 1975; This collections contains two articles which discuss a debate that was held at the University of Saskatchewan regarding the concept of gay marriage. Two priests debated in it, one for each side. Transcriptions of the articles are included.

: Gay Marriage Legalized 2005; This article mentions that the bill to allow same-sex marriage passed in Ottawa. A transcription of the article is included.

: Gay Protest Outside of Star-Phoenix 1975; An article which makes mention of a protest that was held outside of The Star-Phoenix office building. Individuals from the LGBTQ community were protesting that the paper refused to print an advertisement they made. A transcription of the article is included.

: General Clarke and Second Front Article; A letter to the editor in which the writer debates Communism and other -isms. Located on page seven of the August 22, 1942 edition of The Saskatoon Star-Phoenix. A transcription of the letter is included.