Seager Wheeler was quite possibly the most innovative and progressive farmer in the history of Western Canadian agriculture. I once toured his homestead (now designated
Nokomis’ Elmer Lach
The first of two Nokomis hockey players to have their name engraved on the Stanley Cup.
Remains of Pte. Reginald Joseph Winfield Johnston identified
After a rare discovery, a prairie boy’s remains are to receive a proper burial.
Eddie Shore — Who Hasn’t Heard That Name Before?
What could be more prairie history than tough-guy hockey? In keeping with this season of Stanley Cup playoffs, here’s a little article about one of
The Round Prairie Metis
Travelling south of Saskatoon along Highway 219, one passes the Whitecap Reserve, complete with its spectacular golf course, casino and impressive residential developments. Continue south
The Boys From Balcarres – The Battle of Vimy Ridge
One hundred years ago to the second, whistles sounded across the trenches of Vimy Ridge. Tens of thousands of Canadians streamed over the top and
The Prairie Fiddler 