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The Library's mission is to further the parliamentary process in Saskatchewan by providing confidential, non-partisan information services to the Legislative Assembly, and to sustain a research and legislative collection unique to Saskatchewan.

New Titles

Why nations fail : the origins of power, prosperity, and poverty

by Daron Acemoglu and James A. Robinson

The evolving Canadian crown

edited by Jennifer Smith and D. Michael Jackson

The media gaze : representations of diversities in Canada

by Augie Fleras.

I know who you are and I saw what you did : social networks and the death of privacy

by Lori Andrews

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Find Library contact information, a map of how to get to the Library, and details about what material you will find in the Library.

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Search multiple databases for journal, newspaper, and magazine articles as well as documents, reports, and e-books.

Library Services

Learn about the many services that professional Library staff offer to the public, civil servants, and Members of the Legislative Assembly.

Research Help

Use these booklists, fact sheets, and subject links to help you with your research.

Monthly Checklist

A monthly list of new publications issued by the Saskatchewan government.

Government Publications Deposit

Also known as Legal Deposit. Discover details about the legal requirement of Saskatchewan government agencies to deposit their publications with the Library.