Saskatchewan Resources for Sexual Diversity
Manuscript CollectionsManuscript collections are the unpublished papers created or assembled by a person, organization or institution. They can be held by libraries or archives. They can contain correspondence and diaries, minutes and business records, drafts of published works, notes, photographs, posters, etc. Most manuscript collections are physically organized into boxes and folders. Manuscripts collections usually have finding aids that describe their contents and the order in which they are arranged. The level of description varies, from a general overview to the item specific. Some finding aids only provide a summary of the contents of the collection. Others list the contents of each box and the most detailed will describe each indivdual folder. VIEW LIST OF AVAILABLE FINDING AIDS If you wish to look at any of the materials described in the finding aids listed in this site you will need to visit the holding institution. Hours and use policies vary. It is usually a good idea to call ahead before a visit.
Newspaper Clippings
1. July – August 2002 1 cm
2. September – October 2002 1 cm
3. November – December 2002 7 mm
4. January – February 2003 7 mm
5. March – April 2003 5 mm
6. [May – June 2003] (2 folders) 3.8 cm
7. [July – August 2003] (3 folders) 5 cm
8. September – October 2003 (2 folders) 4 cm
9. November – December 2003 (2 folders) 2 cm
10. [January – February 2004] 2 cm
11. [March – April 2004] 1.7 cm
12. [May – June 2004] 3 cm
13. July – August 2004 2 cm
14. September – October 2004 3 cm
Publications
15. AIDS Calgary, 1998 – 1999, 2003 3 mm
16. AIDS Regina, 1997, 1999 2 mm
17. AIDS Saskatoon, 1993 – 2004 3.2 cm
18. Association of Lesbians and Gays of Ottawa, 1994 1.2 cm
19. Attitude (Montreal), 1995 7 mm
20. Black Coalition Links, 1998 – 1999 4 mm
21. Bridge City Chorus, 1998 – 2004 1.5 cm
22. British Columbia persons with AIDS Society, 1997, 1999 1 cm
23. Café Browse, n.d. 1 mm
24. Camarada, 1999 – 2003 5 mm
25. CLGA [Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives], 1982, 1995 – 2004 1.7 cm
26. Canadian Rainbow, 2004 5 mm
27. Canadians for Equal Marriage, 2004 2 mm
28. Capital Extra, 2003 5 mm
29. Coalition for Lesbian and Gay Rights in Ontario, 2002 2 mm
30. Crossroads, 1997, 2001 3 mm
31. [Diva’s], 1995 – 2004 2.8 cm
32. Egale, 1988, 1999 – 2004 2.5 cm
33. Fugues, 1996, 1999 – 2000, 2002 1.2 cm
34. Gaiety, 2003 6 mm
35. Gay and Lesbian Alliance of Lethbridge, 1997 – 1999, 2003 4 mm
36. Gays and Lesbians at the U of S, 1995 – 2001 3 cm
37. FAB, 1997 – 1999 2 cm
38. Headquarters, 2004 7 mm
39. Icon, 1996 – 1998 (2 folders) 4.5 cm
40. Illusions Saskatchewan, 1993 6 mm
41. Imperial Court, 2003 6 mm
42. Limbo, 1999 5 mm
43. Little Sister’s, 1997 – 1998 3 mm
44. Metamorphosis, 2000 – 2002 7 mm
45. Open Door, 1999 3 mm
46. Okanagan Rainbow Coalition, 1996 – 1997, 1999 4 mm
47. Oscar Wilde Memorial Society, 1997 2 mm
48. Oscar Wilde and Company, 1994 – 1997 7 mm
49. Outword, 1995 2 mm
50. PFLAG Saskatoon, n.d. 1 mm
51. PFLAG Regina, ca. 2003 1 mm
52. Perceptions, 1999 – 2004 10 cm
53. Perceptions Index, 1997 4 cm
54. People Living with AIDS, 1998 – 2003 1.5 cm
55. Prairie Pride Chorus, 1998 2 mm
56. Queer City Cinema, 1996 – 2002 1 cm
57. Regal Social Association of Regina, Inc., 2002 – 2003 1 cm
58. Regina Lesbian, Bisexual and Gay Pride Committee, 1998 – 2004 (2 folders) 4 cm
59. Saskatoon Diversity Network, 1998 – 2004 1.7 cm
60. Siren (Toronto), 1997 – 2003 4 cm
61. Spring Valley, 1998 1 mm
62. Steamworks, 2002 1 mm
63. [Times.10], 1999 – 2001 3 cm
64. To Be, 2002 5 mm
65. Toronto Centre for L(esbian) and G(ay) S(tudies), 1995 5 mm
66. Toronto People with AIDS Foundation, 1997 – 1998 5 mm
67. Triangle (Ottawa), 1991 – 1994 3 mm
68. USSU, 1997 – 2004 1.5 cm
69. The Voice, 2002 5 mm
70. Wayves, 1997 – 2002 4 cm
71. Womonspace, 1986, 1999 – 2003 2 cm
72. Village Clinic, 1997 1 mm
Subject Files
73. Aboriginals, 1997 – 2004 2 mm
74. Academia, 1992 – 1995 5 mm
75. AIDS – Canada, 1986 – 2002 1.5 cm
76. AIDS (Saskatchewan), 1988 – 1999 1 cm
77. Alcohol, 1976, 2003 2 mm
78. Antigay. Homophobic, 1974 – 2004 2.5 cm
79. Archives, 1995 1 mm
80. Art - Visual, 1993 – 2004 1.5 cm
81. Bisexuality, 2000 3 mm
82. Booksellers, 1994 – 2003 2 cm
83. Calgary, 1998 – 2001 7 mm
84. Canadian Federation of Students, 1988, 1992 1 mm
85. Cards (Greeting) ca. 1990 – 2003 1 cm
86. Censorship, 1978 – ca. 1988 3 mm
87. Day Without Art, 1992 – 1993 5 mm
88. Devine, Grant, 1988 2 mm
89. Directories, 1975 – 1999 (2 folders) 7 cm
90. [Diva’s], 1989 – 2004 2 cm
91. Edmonton, 1993 – 2004 1 cm
92. Education, 1980 – 2003 2.3 cm
93. Film and Video, 1982, 1995 – 1996, 2003 2.2 cm
94. Gaylines, 1994 5 mm
95. Health Issues, 1990, 1999 7 mm
96. International Gay Association, 1985 – 1986 1 cm
97. Leather, 1993 – 1998 4 mm
98. Lefler, Christopher, 1994 – 1995 2 mm
99. Legislation, 1987 – 1998 1 cm
100. Lesbianism – Canada, 1986 – 2003 5 mm
101. Lesbianism – Magazines, 1992 – 2002 (2 folders) 6 cm
102. Libraries, 1972, 1982 – 1995 2 cm
103. Literature, 1991 1 mm
104. Magazine, 1983, 1985, 1988 1.2 cm
105. Marriage (Same Sex), 1991, 1998 2 mm
106. Millard, Peter, 1991 – 2003 7 mm
107. Moose Jaw, 1994 1 mm
108. Music, 1992 – 2000 1 cm
109. Netherlands, 1989 5 mm
110. New Democratic Party, 1979, 1991, 1993 4 mm
111. Parents and Friends, 1988 2 mm
112. Parties, 1994 – 1998 5 mm
113. Pornography, n.d. 5 mm
114. Pride, 1999 – 2004 2 cm
115. Prisons, 1982 5 mm
116. Quebec, 1998, 2002 – 2003 1 cm
117. Regina, 1996, 2001 2 mm
118. Religion, 1973 – 2004 2.2 cm
119. Robinson, Svend, 1990 – 2002 5 mm
120. Rodeo, 1992 – 2004 1.3 cm
121. Same Sex Benefits, 1990 – 1995, 2001 – 2003 5 mm
122. Sports, 1994 – 2000 5 mm
123. Theatre, 1982, 1993 – 2003 1.2 cm
124. Toronto, 1985 – 2000 2.3 cm
125. Unions,1988, 1998 – 2003 1 cm
126. U of S – Library, 1998 – 2004 1.4 cm
127. U of S – Mis(cellaneous), 1983 – 2004 3 cm
128. U of S – Breaking (The Silence), 1998 – 2001 1.7 cm
129. U of S – Breaking (The Silence), 2002 – 2004 1.5 cm
130. Vancouver, 1995 – 2004 7 mm
131. [Doug] Wilson, 1975 – 2004 1.8 cm
132. Winnipeg, 1997, 1999, 2004 7 mm
133. Youth, 1985 1 mm
134. Zines, 1992 2 mm
135. [Lesbian and Gay Pride Day Committee], 1994 – 1999 8 mm
136. GLHS [Gay and Lesbian Health Services] pamphlets, 1996 – 2003 3.5 cm
137. GLHS-Undated, ca. 2000 – 2003 2.5 cm
138. [GLHS], 1993 – 1994 2 mm
139. GLHS, 1995 – 1996 2 mm
140. GLHS, 1997 – 1998 5 mm
141. GLHS, 1999 – 2000 1.2 cm
142. [GLHS], 2001 – 2002 8 mm
143. GLHS, 2003 – 2004 2 cm
144. GLHS – Awards, 1996 – 2004 2 cm
Gay Community Centre of Saskatoon
145. [Correspondence, pamphlets], 1975 – 1993 7 mm
Gay and Lesbian Support Services
146. Gay and Lesbian Support Services], 1983 – 1986 1 cm
Metamorphosis
147. Metamorphosis, 1985 3 mm
148. Metamorphosis ’86, 1986 5 mm
149. Metamorphosis 1987 2 cm
150. Meta(morphosis) 1988 1.5 cm
151. Metamorphosis 1989 1 cm
Posters
152. Gay and Lesbian Health Services Lotto 50/50, 1996
153. Snowfall Ball and OPY Cabaret, December 7, 2002
154. GLHS Snowfall Ball, December 13, 2003
155. Drag ‘N Dance, July 27, 2002
156. Mr and Miss Diva’s 2001 Pageant, February 23, 2001
157. Le Cirque du so Gay: Good-bye to the Circus, February 24, 2001
158. Beached Whales & an Epileptic Seizure: A Comedy Show to Die For, June 17, 2001
159. Diva’s 8th Anniversary, August 31 – September 3, 2001
160. The Black Widow Project, September 28, 2000
161. Movies, Mayhem and a Massive Birthday Party, May 20, 2001
162. Decadence, Diva’s 10th Anniversary Weekend, August 29 – 31, 2001
163. Celebrate – Time to be Thankful for what we have!, October 12, 2003
164. Diva’s Halloween Party – Radioactive Blood, October 21, 2003
165. Icons Drag Show, November 9, 2003
166. The Luster 2004, December 31, 2003
167. Diva’s Bunny Hop, April 9, 2004
168. April Showers… Bring Broadway Flowers Drag Show, May 23, 2004
169. Pride Week 2004 @Diva’s, June 13 – 20, 2004
170. New Year’s Eve 2003, Headquarters Pub, December 31, 2002
171. Disco Inferno, July 1, 2003
172. It’s Gonna Come! Saskatoon Lesbian & Gay Pride Week, June 16 – 22, 1996
173. Closets are for Clothes – a drag extravaganza, October 5, 2003
174. Passion Fruit Cocktail House, November 18, 2000
175. The Laramie Project, March 17 – 20, 2004
176. Canadian Rockies International Rodeo, June 26 – 28, 1998
177. Canadian Rockies International Rodeo, June 29 – July 1, 2001
178. Canadian Rockies International Rodeo, June 27 – 29, 2003
179. Canadian Labour Congress, 2000
180. Gathering of the Clans, May 1996
181. 1994 Alberta Drummer Contest, June 18, 1994
182. Coalition Against Homophobia – Love Embraces All, n.d.
183. Stampede Week July at Club Carousel, n.d.
184. Canadian Rockies International Rodeo, 1994
185. Canadian Rockies International Rodeo, 1997
186. Canadian Rockies International Rodeo, 1995
Ephemera
187. Pins and Buttons
Saskatchewan Gay/Lesbian Buttons
A1 - True Colours (White) Produced for the June 2003 Saskatoon Pride Festival.
A2 - B & W & Red All Over (Red) Produced for a fundraising dance for Perceptions held on Aug 3 1985.
A3 - Bankrobbers’ Ball (Yellow) Produced for a fundraising dance for GLUS and Saskatoon Prairie Athletics Association on June 25 1988. Theme taken from Premier Grant Devine’s characterization of homosexuals as like bankrobbers.
A4 - Fruit Cocktail Party (Yellow) Produced for a fundraising dance for Perceptions on November 16 1985.
A5 - Saskatoon Pride Week (Rainbow Flag) Produced for the 1998 Pride Week.
A6 - Towards a Gay Community. (Yellow) Produced for the 5th National Gay Conference held in Saskatoon June 29 – July 3 1977.
A7 - Night of the Comet (Blue) Produced for a fundraising dance for Perceptions on February 15 1986.
A8 - Royal Wedding Dance (Pink) Produced for a fundraising dance fore SPAA (Saskatoon Prairie Athletic Association) and Perceptions held on June 14 1986.
A9 - Grant Devine Button (Green) Produced for the Bankrobbers’ Ball as in A3.
A10 - Grant Schmidt Button (Green) Produced for the Bankrobbers’ Ball as in A3.
A11 - Vampire Mania! (Red) Produced for a Gay Halloween Dance to raise funds for Perceptions and SPAA 1987?
A12 - Coco for Empress (Green) Produced by Coco running to become Empress of Saskatoon 1990 or 1991.
A13 - Vote for Vanna (Pink) Produced by Vanna, candidate for Saskatoon Empress 1990 or 1991.
A14 - Metamorphosis (Lavender) probably 1987 or 1988.
A15 - Metamorphosis (Red Clay) These clay passes were produced for attendees of Metamorphosis 1986.
A16 - CHE (Pink) Produced in Saskatoon between 1987 and 1992.
A17 - Joggers for a Just Society (Blue) This is a sample from a wide variety of buttons produced by Artists for Human Rights (Saskatoon) in April 1988.
A18 - Gay Blade (White). Produced in the late 1970s by the Gay Community Centre of Saskatoon.
A19 - No Discrimination (Black) Produced by Artists for Human Rights (Saskatoon) in April 1988.
A20 - Straight but not Narrow (Purple) Produced for Saskatoon’s Pride Week 2001.
A21 - Love Knows No Gender (Pink). Distributed at Saskatoon’s Pride Week June 2004.
A22 - Focus on Your Family (Pink) Produced for Saskatoon’s Pride Week June 2004. Focus on the Family was a prominent US based Christian organization in the battle against same-sex marriage.
A23 – Pride 2004 (Green) Produced for Regina’s Pride Week 2004.
A24 - Vive La Difference (Pink) Produced for Regina’s Pride Week 2004.
Other Canadian Gay/Lesbian Buttons
B1- Wilde ’82 (Yellow) Produced in summer 1982 by the Canadian gay Archives for their Gay history conference.
B2 - Homofile (Pink) Produced by Canadian Gay Archives in the 1980s.
B3 - Solidarite (Pink) Produced by the Canadian Labour Congress c.2002.
B4 - Body Politic Obscene (Red) Produced to support the Toronto Gay Magazine the Body Politic during its obscenity prosecutions in 1982.
B5 - Gays for Equality (Yellow) Probably from Winnipeg 1970s.
B6 - Gay Pride Toronto (Yellow) 1985.
B7 - Sex and the State (Blue) Produced for the gay history conference hosted by the Canadian Gay Archives in summer 1985.
B8 - Oui/Affirm (White) Produced for Affirm, the gay support group within the United Church of Canada. 1990s.
B9 - Celebration ’90 (White) Produced for the International Gay Games event held in Vancouver in summer 1990.
B10 - What a Difference a Gay Makes (White) Produced to support Jim Ferry, a Toronto Anglican priest who was dismissed in 1992 for his participation in a homosexual relationship.
B11 - Equal Marriage – Equal Choice (White) Produced by Egale in 2004.
B12 - Lesbian Power (Yellow) Produced in Toronto in 1985.
B13 - Act Aids (White) Produced by the AIDS Committee of Toronto. 1990s.
B14 - Pride Solidarite (Small White). Produced by the Canadian Labour Congress. 2003 or 2004.
Non Canadian Buttons (Most Collected in the 1970s)
C1 - Avenge Oscar Wilde (White)
C2 - Come Out (White)
C3 - Lesbians Ignite (White)
C4 - Sexual Revolution – Social Revolution (Purkinje)
C5 - Lesbian (Blue)
C6 - [Lesbian Symbol] (Purple)
C7 - [Lesbian Symbol] (Pink on Black)
C8 - Stars & Dykes Forever (Red, White and Blue)
C9 - Sodomy Repeal 1976 (Red, White and Blue)
C10 - Gay Freedom Day 1978 (White)
C11 - Gay Love. It’s the Real Thing (Red – after Coca-Cola slogan)
C12 - Christopher Street Gay Pride 1972 (Purple) Probably from New York
C13 - Lesbian Pride 75 (Blue)
C14 - We Got It (Blue)
C15 - We Ain’t Got it Easy (Blue)
C16 - Straight But Not Narrow (Rainbow)
Gay and Lesbian Health Services
188. [Queer Youth Support of Saskatoon], 1992 – 1993 2 cm |