Readers will recall a previous post about the great indigenousCanadian long distance runner, Tom Longboat. I had not heard this story, but it is rather
Canada’s ‘Warren Buffett’
Saskatchewan’s native son (or, more accurately, Luseland’s native son) has never forgotten his roots, though he left with has family at age 6 for the
The Regina Symphony at 110
A pretty interesting history of the Regina Symphony – the good times and the bad https://newsinteractives.cbc.ca/longform/encore
The Curling Campbells
H/T Judy Harley A blast from the past! Here is a MacLeans article from 1956. Surely there can’t be a serious curler from Saskatchewan that
Popular Myths About the Spanish Flu
There used to be a saying, “After war comes plague.” Perhaps the saying still stands, but I suppose the day of jet aeroplane travel has
Francis ‘Peggy’ Pegahmagabow
Today, I came across a display in a Saskatoon shopping mall that I found interesting. I’ve heard of other Great War snipers, virtually all of
