Reminiscences of Louis Cochin, O.M.I., a Veteran Missionary of the Cree Indians and a Prisoner in Poundmaker’s Camp in 1885 Fern Foster and interactions in western Canada

and interactions in western Canada

and a brief Afterword by Alberta resident and celebrated author Rudy Wiebe

the volume is a time capsule of Saskatoon in the late 1910s and an example of prairie boosting in the aftermath of WWI

This issue features accounts of store Christmas parties

All Hell Can't Stop Us : The On-To-Ottawa Trek and Regina Riot

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