Photos

Clint Miller and his dad, William, led other members of the Miller family in a horse-drawn float in the Chaplin, Sask., parade to mark the community’s centennial in 2012.

An old snow plane is displayed at the museum in Mossbank, Sask., south of Moose Jaw. This relic once played an important role in prairie winter transportation for folks.

Magnificent draught horses pulling a people-mover wagon during a hometown parade in Melfort, Saskatchewan.

Barry Churchman of Rosetown, Sask., takes pride in driving his 1929 Chev. It cost $695 new and was the cheapest model that year.

Louis Szalai (left) of Stockholm, Sask., and John Wilson of Dubuc, Sask., admired this antique farm truck on display at the annual Farm Progress Show in Regina.

Prairie residents were hit hard by several storms this winter (2012-13) that left many folks digging out cars and shovelling sidewalks, wondering how much snow would fall.

A decorative stone facade adorns the front of the Royal Canadian Legion in Birch Hills, Sask. Legion halls across the country are used for meetings, socializing and community events.

The Fort Qu’Appelle Indian Hospital, built in 1909 in Fort Qu’Appelle, Sask., was designated as a Federal Heritage property.

Faye Antonichuk of Preeceville, Sask., with sisters Marlene Chopty of Preeceville, Lois Friesen of Regina, and Jean Schemmer, Burlington, Ont., during the Preeceville Centennial.

Tasty treats served up by (left) Maxine Smith, Lana Curry Philp, and Carol Brossart of Swift Current, suit every holiday and occasion!  

Nettie Selland of Edmonton and Herb Bowditch of Sherwood Park, Alta., enjoyed conversing at the pancake breakfast for the 100th anniversary of Success, Saskatchewan.

Early 20th century Ukrainian house with thatched roof on display at the North Battleford, Sask., heritage village and farm.

Colourful puppets made by Audrey Rose of Saskatoon, Sask., delight the visitors at the annual Bazaart artisan and craft show in Regina.