81. Saskatchewan's Top 100 Stories News stories detailing key events from more than a century of saskatchewan s history. http://library.usask.ca/sni/stories/

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82. Browse By Subject: Saskatchewan - History - To 1905 Subject saskatchewan history - To 1905. Number of titles 28 Platform ofthe merchants committee, saskatchewan district. 188-? untitled. 188-? http://library.usask.ca/northwest/index/subject/35.html

Subject: Saskatchewan - History - To 1905 Number of titles: 28 Whereas the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty by and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spiritual and temporal and commons in Parliament assembled has permitted.... 1884? Having then immediate temporal interests.... 1884? Whereas the policy of the Government of the Union or Dominion of Canada.... 1884? [Resolution regarding the North West Territories.] 1884? ... Search

83. Saskatchewan Sports Hall Of Fame [Souvenirs] Promotes the contribution of sport by recognizing sport excellence and by displaying and preserving sport history. http://www.sshfm.com/

Welcome to the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame and Museum Make a selection from the menu below The Legacy of Sport in Saskatchewan Education Calendar Special Events Exhibits ... Nominations Induction Weekend A Century of Saskatchewan Sport Exhibit Planned Giving Program Induction Weekend 2005 Currently Under Construction Winners Legends of Modern Golf: Photographs by Gerald Sprayregen A traveling exhibit presented in partnership with the USGA Museum and Archives E-mail About Us Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame and Museum 2205 Victoria Avenue Regina, SK Telephone: (306) 780-9232 Facsimile: (306) 780-9427 E-mail: sshfm@sasktel.net This page was last updated on:

84. Canoe Saskatchewan - Trip Plans, Outfitters, History, Geology, Archaeology Offers links to waterways, trip planning, outfitters and environmental concerns. http://canoesaskatchewan.rkc.ca/

Subscribe to the Waterways Egroup and discuss canoeing, trips you plan to take, trips you took, etc. Powered by groups.yahoo.com Or you can leave a message in our online bulletin board. Notes from Missinipe has been updated 3 June, 1997 We invite you to browse through our Gift Shop view the Paddlers' Gallery and read trip diaries, or visit our links to other Internet sites to find related information. your own pictures and stories. See the Table of Contents for a list of all the pages on this site. Saskatchewan Canada has one of the world's great wilderness canoe areas. Half of the province is covered by forest and one-eighth is water. The Precambrian shield in northern Saskatchewan provides the setting for an adventurer's paradise. The information presented on these pages will help you appreciate this land and enable you to come in person to enjoy it. Just remember that for thousands of years people have used these portage trails, these campsites and these waterways, and we hope that future generations may also be able to enjoy them. To help you plan a Saskatchewan canoe trip: Quick Trip Search Page Advanced Trip Search Page Saskatchewan Documented Canoe Routes Maps ... What to do when it rains and rains . . .

85. Canadian Genealogy And History Links - Saskatchewan Dept of history, Univ of saskatchewan Information and links. Family historyResearch Offering research services at the saskatchewan Archives and aa http://www.islandnet.com/~jveinot/cghl/saskatchewan.html

Canadian Genealogy and History Links Saskatchewan Entries preceded by a indicate it is a new entry or the URL has changed or been updated within the last 14 days. Saskatchewan Archives - Libraries - Museums City of Regina Archives Maintains the permanent historical records and related materials of the Corporation of the City of Regina. These records are comprised of a wide variety of material, chiefly textual records, photographs and architectual drawings. City of Saskatoon Archives This website contains virtual exhibits, historical reference material, mayoral biographies, maps, as well as lists of holdings and link to other sources of information including historical bylaws, committee records and Council Minutes. Royal Saskatchewan Museum This site contains information on our galleries, science departments, public programs and much more. Saskatchewan Archives Board Responsible for acquiring, preserving and making accessible documentary records bearing on all aspects of the history of Saskatchewan, and facilitating the management of the records of government institutions. Saskatchewan Council of Archives Encouraging the development of a cooperative archival system within Saskatchewan.

86. The KKK In Saskatchewan Children don t learn about it in their history classes in saskatchewan schools . But there was a time in saskatchewan s history when the Ku Klux Klan http://www.world-spectator.com/archives.25.html

A black chapter in Saskatchewan's history: When the KKK rode high across the Prairies By Kevin Weedmark Children don't learn about it in their history classes in Saskatchewan schools. The history books that meticulously document the past of just about every Saskatchewan community manage to avoid mention of it altogether. People who were around at the time don't want to talk about it. But there was a time in Saskatchewan's history when the Ku Klux Klan rode high. When massive crosses were burned, thousands of people, mostly in rural areas turned to the KKK to protect them from the perceived dangers of Roman Catholics, the French language, and immigrants from eastern Europe. There was a time when the Klan wielded such influence that the Klan's Grand Wizard in this province met the premier of the day in a public debate. And when the Klan whipped up such hysteria that it claimed to have played a role in defeating a government. Hard to belive, but true. In the late 1920s and early 1930s, the Klan was one of the largest organizations in the province. The Klan claimed more members than any political party, and had more members than any agricultural organization save the Wheat Pool. No one is sure of the exact number, but historians estimate that the Klan had around 25,000 members. The Klan itself claimed a membership of 50,000 in this province.

87. The KKK In Saskatchewan A black chapter in saskatchewan s history. Against the tide. By Kevin Weedmark.While the Klan was widespread in saskatchewan and its ideas were accepted http://www.world-spectator.com/archives.25b.html

A black chapter in Saskatchewan's history: Against the tide By Kevin Weedmark While the Klan was widespread in Saskatchewan and its ideas were accepted by many, there were those who stood against the tide and defended equality of all. The following excerpts are from an editorial entitled "The Immigration Problem," which appeared in the World-Spectator on July 25, 1928: On the one hand are those who contend that only those immigrants who will engage in agriculture should be allowed to enter the Dominion. . . Then there are those who would draw a purely racial line of demarcation. They would entirely exclude the so-called yellow races; they would bar the negro. They would put a stop to the admission of immigrants from the countries of southern and central Europe; In a word, they would rigidly restrict all immigration except that of people born and bred in the British Isles and speaking the English language. Still another group places the chief emphasis upon the religion of immigrants. They are opposed to those of other religions than their own. Even if the immigrant be from the British Isles, they have slight welcome for him unless he also be of their religious faith. To begin with, no government under the British flag, and having the slightest regard for that cardinal British principle, liberty of conscience, will recognize or enforce any bar to immigration based on the religious convictions of the intending immigrant.

88. Riderville Official site. Includes online store, game schedule, headlines, team history, game summaries and player statistics. http://www.saskriders.com/

This site will look much better in a browser that supports Web standards, but it is accessible to any browser or Internet device. You can get a free download of the most current browsers from IE Browser or 2005 SCHEDULE TICKETS CONTACT US Next Game: October 1/05 Rider Record W L T PTS Position: Tied for 2nd HOME Press Releases Editorials Rod's Remarks ... FAQ Feature Photo var LocationID = 'CASK0261'; THE RIDERVILLE BLITZ Members, click here for Game Highlights, Post-Game interviews and Only On Riderville clips Members, check out all of the Game Action photos and more inside the gallery Click here for the official Game Stats vs Toronto CHECK OUT THE LATEST ONLINE AUCTION ITEM! ... RIDER FANS SAY THEY BLEED GREEN? Click here to prove it! September 24, 2005...RIDERS ON SPORTSLINE, IN THE HUDDLE! Saskatchewan Roughrider players/coaches will once again be out talking football this week, beginning Monday night with 620 CKRM's Sportsline call-in radio show and Tuesday night at Tony Roma's for Access 7's In The Huddle TV talk show. Joining Rod Pedersen on Monday night will be offensive lineman Charles Thomas and receiver Elijah Thurmon . Tune in at 6:05 pm to listen to the show via the radio or streaming audio option as the players take questions from Roughrider fans. Tuesday night, fans are encouraged to come down to Tony Roma's to watch the live taping of In The Huddle - a one hour community produced show dedicated to the Roughriders and aired on Access 7 at 9 pm each Tuesday night. The taping begins at 6 and is done at 7 pm. The scheduled guests will be

89. Vixens Rugby Includes contacts, history and photos, but not being updated. Club prides itself on its attitude one of pride, positivity and enjoyment of the game . http://vixensrugby.homestead.com

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90. University Of Saskatchewan Department Of History The University of saskatchewan Department of history, Saskatoon, SK, Canada. http://www.usask.ca/history/

Welcome to the Department of History Navigate our site using the grey buttons and pull-down menus at the top. Scroll down this page for our main announcements. And click here for What's Up , our up-to-the-minute-ish blog with the the very latest departmental news for faculty, students, and alumni. Click here for the CANADIAN JOURNAL OF HISTORY/ ANNALES CANADIENNES D'HISTOIRE Last Updated Tuesday, September 20, 2005 2:58 PM Log into It seems the whole province is celebrating Bill Waiser and his new book. And rightly so. Saskatchewan: A New History is the University's official centenary gift to the people of Saskatchewan. The official book launch was held Tuesday, September 6th amidst the renewed splendour of the just-re-opened Convocation Hall. On behalf of the people of Saskatchewan, Andrew Thomson, Government of Saskatchewan Minister of Learning, accepted the book from President Mackinnon before a large and delighted crowd. It was the sort of event the authors of the official bicentennial history (we know you're reading this) will want to recount in 2105.

91. Jewish Life In Saskatchewan Before looking at life in saskatchewan from a Jewish view it is worthwhile Columbia and the Western States of the Jewish history Association, 1984) p. http://www.gpfn.sk.ca/religion/judaism/history/

Life in Saskatchewan from a Jewish View This is an edited and abridged version of a speech given by Rebecca Landau , at Florida Atlantic University, January, 1996. The talk describes the early settlement of Jews in Saskatchewan and comments on Jewish life today in the Province. Bibliography Contents I. Descriptive Information on the Province II. Arrival of the early Jewish Settlers in Saskatchewan III. Jewish Life in Saskatchewan Today IV. Conclusion ... V. Footnotes I. Descriptive Information on the Province Before looking at life in Saskatchewan from a Jewish view it is worthwhile to have some background on Saskatchewan geography and climate. A. Geographic Description The province of Saskatchewan lies north of the states of North Dakota and Montana. It is one of Canada's three prairie provinces and encompasses an area of 651,903 square kilometers (251,700 square miles). A population of approximately 1,000,000 people live in this vast land area today. More than sixty percent live in the two urban centres. The southern two thirds is mostly flat prairie. Before the first farmer came to Saskatchewan, herds of buffalo inhabited this land. The region was an expanse of windswept grasses.

92. StartPage.ca Directory /Saskatchewan/Society And Culture/History saskatchewan history - CultureCanada.gc.ca - Directory of sites on the historyof saskatchewan. Bilingual, in French and in English. http://www.startpage.ca/dir/Saskatchewan/Society_and_Culture/History/

Make Startpage.Ca Your Homepage Top Saskatchewan Society and Culture ... Add Site Search: Directories More FREE startpage email! Links Saskatchewan - History - CultureCanada.gc.ca - Directory of sites on the history of Saskatchewan. Bilingual, in French and in English. Northwest Resistance - A searchable database of bibliographic records of materials held by the University of Saskatchewan, relating to the Riel Rebellion at Batoche, along with a chronology of events, biographies of the key participants in the uprising, and photographs. Saskatchewan's Top 100 Stories - News stories detailing key events from more than a century of Saskatchewan's history. Riel, Dumont, and the 1885 Northwest Rebellion - An account of the role of the Metis in this Western Canadian rebellion. Poundmaker, Big Bear, and the 1885 Rebellion - An account of the Native half of the 1885 Northwest Rebellion. Profiles of Big Bear and Poundmaker. The Unofficial Saskatoon Light Infantry (M.G.) Site - Pictures and maps outline battles and campaigns the Regiment was involved in during World War II. Saskatchewan Archives Board - A joint university and government agency responsible for acquiring records in all media, bearing on all aspects of the history of the province.

93. Listings Saskatchewan: Historical Organizations & Info Memories of Shand history of a saskatchewan Coal Mining Community A historyof Big River, saskatchewan, Canada, and the surrounding district http://listingsca.com/Saskatchewan/Society/Historical/

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94. ☞ Saskatchewan, History Bulletin Board Index saskatchewan history index Classifieds1000 World Message Board. • saskatchewanTravel. Business. We have no messages for saskatchewan, history yet. http://board.classifieds1000.com/Saskatchewan/History

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95. Phase II Photographic Saskatoon, Saskatchewan - History - About Us Phase II Photo has been in the photographic industry in Saskatoon, Saskatchewansince 1979. We are one of Saskatoon s leading full service photolab. http://www.phase2photo.ca/history.htm

Lab Services Provided Include: Processing and printing all sizes of color films On line digital printing Processing E6 slide films Slides From Prints Scanning To CD Digital retouching Copy and Restore Photos Photo Greeting Cards Passport Photos Phase II carries most major brands of Digital and 35mm film cameras and accessories as well as a good assortment of frames and albums and darkroom supplies. Digital Services Photofinishing Darkroom Supplies Home ... Links

96. Nova-Tek Innovations :: IT & Web Management Solutions :: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan NovaTek® Innovations Inc. - Saskatoon, saskatchewan Headquartered in Saskatoon,saskatchewan, Abitat.ca maintains a substantial list of satisfied http://www.abitat.ca/history.html

Abitat.ca was formed as an IT solutions provider by founder Modest Mycyk in 1997. Headquartered in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Abitat.ca maintains a substantial list of satisfied clients whoutilize strategic IT solutions to make their businesses more efficient and effiective in an ever-changing business climate. Abitat.ca's clientele ranges from government to enterprise-sized businesses. Organization-wide Information Technology Systems Rollout Through Abitat.ca's extensive experience in rollout models, our teams have quickly and cost effectively managed IT rollouts for organizations of all sizes, from SME's to Government-level. By managing resources effectively full-scale roll-outs are performed without the need of costly on-site staff, with follow-up service models maintaining integrity and best-of-breed performance. Managed Network Services Abitat.ca's current offerings of managed network services include 3rd party core VPN network services through our multi-homed Canadian POP. Our leased client-side devices are managed by our NOC (Network Operations Center), in order to maintain the highest level of service integrity. Our Managed VPN networks are designed to offer the utmost in reliability by using multiple broadband or leased-line connections. This design competes well against higher-cost frame relay.

97. Nos Racines / Our Roots: Résultats Titre Safe at home a history of softball in saskatchewan Auteur Mortin,Jenni , saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame and Museum, , Softball saskatchewan, http://www.nosracines.ca/f/results.asp?type=1&page=1&field=subject&key=Softball-

98. Bienfait Saskatchewan, History And Genealogy Page links to all my Bienfait saskatchewan Web Pages. only the Past Great Historyis presented here. Map Showing Bienfait in saskatchewan http://members.tripod.com/DRGent/bienfait.html

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99. True West Paints Standing buckskin overo at stud. Includes breeder history, photos of accomplishments, photos, and profiles of horses. Located in Saskatoon, saskatchewan. http://www.truewestpaints.com/

Telephone: (306) 382-4654 Facsimile: (306) 978-1935 RR#2, Saskatoon SK Canada S7K 3J5 ABOUT US HORSES Breeder Accomplishments Horses for Sale Broodmares Stallions EMAIL info@truewestpaints.com photo credits website design by dblack.communications

100. Davis Machine Co. Ltd - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan - History Founded in 1919, Davis Machine is Saskatoon s oldest established machine shop.Davis Machine s greatest asset is it s highly skilled and professional work http://www.davismachineco.com/history.html

Davis Machine machine shop machining Saskatoon Saskatchewan saskatoon welders babbitt bearings metal prototypes line-bore service specialty machining CNC aluminum welding machining services machine line bore line boring thrust pads fabrication services titanium welding History Founded in 1919, Davis Machine is Saskatoon's oldest established machine shop. In placing that longevity into a historical context, a story was related to long-term employee Phil Hamm by the company founder, Bill Davis. It seems someone visiting the city approached Davis to fix a broken automobile axle. Davis complied and discovered later to his amazement that the owner of that automobile was none other than Al Capone, the infamous Mafia chief. Founder Bill Davis ran the company until 1960 when partners Larry Woodward and Ian Tiessen took over. The shop was then located on Idylwyld Drive. In the spring of 1967 Davis Machine moved to 46th Street and 1st Avenue where it remains as part of an industrial community to this day. At that time however, the shop was a true pioneer; there were few other buildings so far North at the time. Davis Machine's greatest asset is it's highly skilled and professional work force. All employees have worked through a four-year apprentice program and most of them have been with the company for many years. The Davis Machine journeymen will turn their hand to any job within the machining and welding field.

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