The Provincial Archives is a major resource centre for family history research related to Saskatchewan families. In addition to housing significant record collections with genealogical value such as the homestead files for land located within the province’s boundaries, the Archives’ experienced and knowledgeable staff is trained to help family historians locate records in the Archives’ Collection and to provide referrals to resources held in other institutions across Canada.
If you are beginning your family history research, visit our Getting Started page for some useful tips.
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Follow the links below to learn about the types of family history resources which are available at the Provincial Archives, as well as to learn about commonly-requested family history resources which are available at other institutions:
Using the Archives
- Search Our online Catalogue
- Your Visit to the Archives
- Access to Restricted Records
- Research from a Distance
- Family History Research
- Getting Started
- Land Records for Family History
- Birth, Marriage, Adoption, and Death Records
- Church Records
- Court Records
- Municipal Records
- Education Records
- Census Records
- Immigration, Naturalization and Citizenship Records
- Military Records
- First Nations and Métis Records
- Newspapers
- Useful Publications for Family History Research
- Pioneer Questionnaires
- Additional Sources for Family History Research
- Ressources en français / French Resources
- Ordering Reproductions
- Fee Schedule
- Client User Accounts
- Payment Options