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| | | | Fall 2010 | Exciting Stories in Our Coming Issue—August 2010!
The Swift Current Creek holds some of the most beautiful landscapes you are likely to find in Saskatchewan. Photographer Jim Knelson shares his discoveries there. Don't miss the evolution of a real soddy. Castles in Glamis!
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| | Current Issue — Summer 2010 |  Volume 12 Number 2
Summer has arrived and with it we head back out into Saskatchewan's natural spaces. We've inherited a beautiful province from the hard working people who have gone before. In this issue, we take a few tips from one of Saskatchewan's first agrarian feminists and take some inspiration from some of today's teenagers who have a vision.
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 Rural Saskatchewan At Its Height
Howdy McPhail captured rural Saskatchewan from his airplane as it peaked in the 1950s. Bill Waiser's new book about McPhail and his work provokes some interesting questions.
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 Trials on the Churchill
The journey along the Churchill River from Brabant Lake to Missinipe was known to have several portages but they were said to be relatively easy. The satellite phone was only for back-up.
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 New Leaders for Today
Teens from across Saskatchewan gather annually at the Lieutenant Governor's Leadership Forum to learn leadership skills. With that experience behind them, they look forward to shaping Saskatchewan's future.
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 National Park Trails
Writer Colleen Seto ventures into the Prince Albert National Park with the perfect guide. Gord Vaadeland is a third generation rancher near the park and gained fame as partner to television's Manhunter.
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 Small But Mighty
Violet McNaughton arrived on the Saskatchewan prairie as a young woman in 1909. Her concern for the welfare of women and children on the farm set a foundation for the well-being we enjoy today.
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| | good prairie living | Eagle Down/ When a freak storm brings down an eagle, a whole community pulls together to get it back in the sky.
Cat Rescue / SCAT Street Cat Rescue Program is out in your urban neighbourhood taking care of lost felines.
Roughriders of a Different Era / Gordon Mitton and his Roughrider peers in the 1940s were athletes and soldiers who shared a vision for being in the game that is different from our time.
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| | your prairie spaces | Your Town: Gray / Railway preservation never looked so pretty.
Your Craft: Megan Hazel's Jewelry / Nature inspires her designs and people are fast becoming fans of her silver, gold and copper creations.
Your Food: On-line Farmgate / The Green Ranch near Regina is taking the farm gate to a whole new level when it comes to delivering fresh, healthy food.
Your Photography: American Mink / A long lens and plenty of patience captures the beauty of this elusive water-dweller.
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