Imagine the excitement! In 1957, a Saskatchewan town of only a few hundred people undertook to install artificial ice in the curling rink they had
The Alphabet Railway Line
I’m sure a lot, if not most, people who live along the CN main line that runs through Saskatchewan are aware of this unique phenomenon.
Violin Makers of Saskatchewan
Growing up in a house filled with music in the Nokomis, Saskatchewan area, I have always known of world-class violin maker Frank Seidler. Today, I
Doukhobor Elevator Gets Heritage Status
A 1908 grain elevator at Veregin, Saskatchewan, one of the vanishing sentinels of the prairies, is the latest to receive heritage status. Read about it
Preserving London’s Antiquity
“In the 1570s, the City of London was one square mile of squalor and wonder. Behind walls plotted by the Romans and defended by the
The Towns of Corner Gas — Wullerton
Brent Butt et al, creators and writers of the Corner Gas show, used Saskatchewan place names quite liberally and sometimes craftily. Often it was very subtle
The Prairie Fiddler 