Their Names Live On : Remembering Saskatchewan's Fallen In World War II

Their Names Live On : Remembering Saskatchewan's Fallen In World War IITheir Names Live On : Remembering Saskatchewan's Fallen In World War II, Doug Chisholm, Gerald Hill, Stewart Mein This commemorative volume records a distinctive act of remembrance undertaken in the years following the Second World War. Of the roughly 91,000 Saskatchewan men and women who entered the armed services, some 3,800 did not return. In tribute, the provincial government assigned the names of nearly 3,700 of the fallen to lakes, rivers, and

Ethel Burnett

Tessier Saskatchewan

industrial

and reminiscences from both past and present residents

including his work as a professional football player

She is a Master Herbalist

A concise historical survey tracing efforts to introduce and sustain Ukrainian language and literature within the province’s educational system

With Unshakeable Persistence : Rural Teachers of the Depression Era

Mark Bittman traces the progression from hunting and early agriculture to industrial farming and highly processed foods

Westside Echoes

The yearbook includes portraits of the Department’s faculty

which  facilitated the spread of literacy among Indigenous communities in Canada