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This document contains a performance review of Baltej Singh Dhillon, completed by Al Ford, R.J.S. Wylie, K.S. Warnica and G.L. Dinyer. Contents include a summary of Dhillon's key duties, performance of duties, strengths and weaknesses.

Correspondence from Harkinder Singh to Carl W. Busson, copied for Baltej Singh Dhillon. Contents detail Harkinder Singh's appreciation of Dhillon's appearance at a seminar and the London Sikh Society's Gurdwara, speaking to his professionalism, personal demeanor and experiences in becoming an RCMP offier.

Correspondence from Ruth Stubbs, the Curator at the Quesnel & District Museum, to Staff Sgt. Carl W. Busson, copied to Baltej Singh Dhillon's file. Content of correspondence includes Stubbs requesting a turban worn by Dhillon be donated to the museum because of its Religious significance. The other documents are memorandums authorizing this request for it's inclusion in their collection.

Correspondence from Susane N. Frost to Baltej Singh Dhillon. Content refers to a legal case about whether the Commissioner and Solicitor General's authority to change RCMP uniforms, and details individuals involved in their legal stance defending the policy change regarding turbans.

Correspondence from Vice-Principal Robert Lundine to Quesnel Detachment, copied to Baltej Singh Dhillon's file. Contents include Dhillon's visit to Robron Secondary, where he was given the honorary title of Principal for the day on Febraryt 26, 1993. Dhillon gave four seperate presentations at Robron Secondary to students grades 9-12.

This document contains a correspondence from the Campbell River Detachment to the Quesnel detachment, copied to Baltej Singh Dhillon's service file. They thank Dhillon for his presentation to the student body of Robron Secondary School. Also included are newspaper clippings from the Campbell River Mirror these appearances.

Correspondence from Leslie and Michael Kaduch in Ottawa to Baltej Singh Dhillon in Quesnel, B.C. Contents include postcard photo of a man, Horace, posing with a large fish entitled, "Fish Story", and the text congratulates Dhillon on his posting and his strength and tenacity in the face of prejudice and ignorance.

This document from the R.C.M.P. to Baltej Singh Dhillon certifies him as a Peace Officer in November of 1990.

Correspondence from Connie Curtis to Baltej Singh Dhillon while at the Training Academy in Regina, Saskatchewan, 1991. Curtis congratulates Dhillon on his graduation and shows support to reassure him that any prejudiced comments towards him are in the minority.

Document is a certificate presented to Baltej Singh Dhillon from Brian Foote and G.B. Braithwaite from the Coquitlam RCMP Citizen's Patrol Seminar. This certificate was present to Dhillon in June of 1995.