Patrol Reports, F Division, Northern Saskatchewan includes reports on conditions on various locations and individuals. Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada A patrol report in this container, dated 19 July 1926, refers to the IRS at La Plonge Lake: "a large Indian school under the Roman Catholic Mission is established, the buildings are large frame structures, built from timber sawn on the spot by a saw operated by waterpower, the mission have two turbines operating an electric light plant as well..."And in the very same patrol report, in a paragraph regarding Isle A La Crosse, the report states that "Isle A La Crosse district is extensive and connected by water with Buffalo, Churchill and Isle A La Crosse Lakes, having hundreds of miles of shore line, the settlement contains a Roman Catholic Mission and school, lately destroyed by fire..." [2 pages flagged]Another patrol report, entitled "Report re Patrol -- No. 10 Indian Treaty Party," 17 August 1925, states, in part, that "...we arrived at Lac La Plonge on the evening of the 19th June. The school here was inspected by Mr Taylor and the children examined by the Doctor." [3 pages flagged]In a memorandum, S/Sergt Sheppard, "Re Treaty Payment-- Thunderchild Reserve," 30 June 1925, it is stated that "This band appears to be in fair circumstance, they have a new school in which they appear to take a great interest, there is an average attendance of thirty eight." [1 page flagged] 1925-01-01 to 1925-12-31 https://dpas-atom-public.ad.umanitoba.ca/46a-c010027 46a-c010027 The original(s) are located at Library and Archives Canada. Open