Intangible Cultural History of Saskatoon

: Pro-Enemy Activities Are Hinted Article; An article in which a man is said to be suspected of Fifth Column activities during WWII. It also talks about how two families were denied of relief because they were spending too much money. This article was found on page three of the December 3, 1940 of The Saskatoon Star-Phoenix. A transcription of the article is included.

: Quebec Attack Solidarity Vigil 2017; Three articles describing a solidarity vigil that occurred when a terrorist attacked a mosque in Quebec in 2017. Also mentions a protest that was occurring simultaneously against Donald Trump's travel ban.

: Reject Gay Employees Article 1987; An article which focuses on when Social Services Minister Grant Schmidt said that employers should be able to reject or fire LGBT employees due to their sexual orientation. A transcription of the article is included.

: Rejection of Gay Pride Week 1973; An article which mentions that City Council did not approve a motion calling for a the city to host a Pride Week in 1973. A transcription of the article is included.

: Relief Recipient Marks Nazi Success in Holland Article; An article which makes mention of the cities relief office and foreign citizens using it. It comes from page six of the May 17, 1940 edition of The Saskatoon Star-Phoenix. A transcription of the article is included.

: Residential Portion of Saskatoon c. 1906; Photo of the residential portion of Saskatoon in about 1906 with the river also in view. The river shows the downtown area from across the river. All uses and further dissemination of this photo must be done through the Saskatoon Public Library Local History Room, which is where the physical photo is housed

: Resolution to Chinese Relief Discussions; Letter from a City Clerk to the City Commissioner outlining a resolution to the discussions the city had been having in regards to Chinese relief operations on November 17, 1939. The letter is mostly a formality stating that the city approves the position of the City Commissioner and that Saskatoon would move forward with the relief options tabled earlier in the month. 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 prior to use.

: Responsibility for AIDS Article 1996; This article states that the majority of people suffering from AIDS are homosexual men, and the gay community should take the responsibility onto itself because they are relying too much on government services. A transcription of the article is included.

: Responsible Conduct Group 1987; The first article on this page states that a new group has been formed in Saskatoon that is aiming to increase "responsible conduct", with a focus on prostitution and the LGBTQ community. The second article states that for every case of AIDS that is known, there are more that are unknown. It stresses how rampant the disease is getting. Transcriptions of both articles are included.

: Riel Day July 1979; Two articles which make mention of a festival in 1979, highlighting Louis Riel Day. Transcriptions of the articles are included.

: River Landing Project Proposal 2007; Articles related to the initial proposal of developing River Landing in 2007. Transcriptions of the articles are included.

: S.S. Medicine Hat Shipwreck Discovery; Two articles regarding the archaeological finding of an anchor and other artifacts from the 1908 shipwreck of the S.S. Medicine Hat. Includes a transcription of both the articles.

: Saskatoon CPR Bridge Opening 1908; A number of articles regarding the opening of Saskatoon's CNR Train Bridge in 1908.

: Saskatoon Grand Trunk Bridge Completion; An assortment of newspaper articles regarding the completion of Saskatoon's Grand Trunk Bridge in 1908.

: Sewage Disposal Plant Explosion 1951; An article which mentions the explosion of a sewage disposal plant in 1951. A transcription of the article is included.

: Shanghai Chop Suey House 125 19th Street East; Photo of the Shanghai Chop Suey House taken between 1915 and 1920 which was one of the many Chinese restaurants operating in Saskatoon at the time. For Chinese individuals, it was either the restaurant or the laundry business if they were to work in Canada due to racist policies and misinformed public opinions. A film crew on a horse drawn carriage is on the street in front of the restaurant. The photo ID# is LH-4162. 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.

: Socialism vs Liberty Article; A Letter to the Editor in which the writer discusses the ideas of dictatorship and democracy. Found on page eight of the August 13, 1943 edition of The Saskatoon Star-Phoenix. A transcription of the article is included.

: South Saskatchewan River 1906; This photograph shows the South Saskatchewan River at Saskatoon as it appeared in 1906. The downtown region of the riverbank is clearly visible, and such photos allow for a look at how the riverbank has been impacted by the development of Saskatoon itself. The two are akin to each other. The photo ID# is C-176. 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.

: Southwest to Downtown c.1906; Photo titled "A River Drive" which shows the downtown Saskatoon and a portion of the South Saskatchewan River from around 1906. All further uses and/or disseminations of the photo must be done through the Saskatoon Public Library Local History Room, which is where this photo (ID# PH-2011-123) is housed.

: Street Car Accident by Traffic Bridge 1922; Two articles regarding a street car accident that took place by the Traffic Bridge in March 1922. Also contains a transcription of both articles.