Note: As of March 2020, in-person library services are unavailable. To request a scan of an item in microfilm, please follow the instructions on our Scan and Send service page. Requests for micro scanning must be within Canadian copyright parameters. Due to staffing limitations and the time required to scan microfilm, please keep requests to a reasonable size.
Record Group 10 (RG-10) is the designation for the group of records that have been transferred from the Department of Indian Affairs to Library and Archives Canada. RG-10 includes census and land records, correspondence, maps, pay lists, transcripts and other resources covering all aspects of Indian Administration (terminology of the day) for both the headquarters and field offices. The U Sask Library’s holdings are strongest for Saskatchewan and Western Canada (2,500 reels).
Record Group 15 (RG-15) is the designation for the group of records that have been transferred from the Department of the Interior to Library and Archives Canada. RG-15 is comprised of historical records dating from the late 19th through the early 20th centuries and contains Métis Scrip and related material (63 reels).
The University of Saskatchewan Libraries have extensive holdings of these materials in microfilm.
Early English Books, 1475-1640
Early English Books, 1641-1700
Newspapers, including major Canadian cities, on microfilm.