Author: Glen C. Larson
I grew up in rural Saskatchewan and farmed for a good part of my life. I currently work in the oil industry and live in Saskatoon. I'm a recreational writer and self-published a novel titled 'Come Hell or High Water' in 2013 and a novella titled 'The Boys from Balcarres' in 2017. Currently working on another novel with the tentative title 'If it has a Beginning'. I enjoy reading and researching prairie and Canadian history and spend some time on my genealogy.
Stone by Stone — Liz Bryan
Some may recall a blog post about our visit to the St. Victor petroglyphs last summer. I came across this publication a while ago, and
A. Y. Jackson — Group of Seven Artist
https://m.facebook.com/LibraryArchives/photos/a.448149705231367.104813.383985531647785/1730178273695164/?type=3&source=57 Alexander Young Jackson was born on October 3, 1882 in Montreal, Quebec. His father, an unsuccessful businessman abandoned the family while Jackson was young.
A Family’s Connection to the Barr Colonists
In 1902 the Reverend Isaac Barr secured a huge land tract between the present-day Alberta-Saskatchewan border and Maidstone (Saskatchewan). In March 1903 he brought approximately
Waiting for Joe — Sandra Birdsell
It’s not often that I review a contemporary novel, but for some reason this one kind of caught my fancy. It may not be historical
Outlaw-turned-farmer tried to run from his past
Bill Waiser shares some little-known facts about the notorious Sam Kelly and his connections to Saskatchewan: http://billwaiser.com/537-2/
