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Mormon Trekkers in Saskatchewan

The Wagon's Trail

The re-enactment of the Mormon trek across the United States to their new home in Utah was an unexpected event for the residents of Stranraer near Rosetown.

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Bomb Shelter—Bunker

Bill Armstrong

Ready for the Fallout

Should Russian aircraft have successfully dropped nuclear warheads on the Canadian prairie, small towns in Saskatchewan had a plan. Story and photos Bill Armstrong. more »

Nov 2, 2012 by in History

Annihilation Map

There were many dark things about the cold war era and the Annihilation Map is definitely one of them. This map shows the locations of the hundred-plus Fallout Reporting Stations spread across Saskatchewan. more »

Nov 2, 2012 in History

Lionel Hughes

Love of the Plow Horse

Lloyd Smith of Arabelle is never as happy as when he's holding the reins of his team of draft horses. by Lionel Hughes more »

Aug 19, 2012 in History

Matador Ranch in Photos

Cam Barlow shared his images of the Matador Farm Pool in the Spring 2012 issue of Prairies North. Here are a few more from his collection. more »

Mar 3, 2012 in History

Chasing Jiggers

Saskatchewan's network of rail lines provide a unique perspective on the prairie landscape. Visitors from across North America make the pilgrimage to tour sections of our province's rail in motorized cars called jiggers. more »

Mar 5, 2012 in History (2 Comments)

Co-operation: It's in our Soul

Ashleigh Mattern takes a look at the co-op and the influence it continues to have here on the prairie. more »

May 15, 2012 by in History

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