The Senior Paper

Remains of WWI soldiers finally laid to rest

By Gavin Wood – Regina, Sask. Sgt. Archibald Wilson was born on Feb. 12, 1892 in Wilten, Stirling, Scotland. He came to Canada in the early 1900s along with several siblings and eventually they took [more...]

Widow sang duets with ‘smart little critter’

By Ruth Jeeves – Wolseley, Sask. My father was a veterinarian in Regina, Sask., from 1913 to 1969. Growing up as his helper, I made many wonderful memories. This one stands out in my mind. [more...]

All kinds of creatures could be seen in the shadows

By Don Sizer – Landis, Sask. I’ve been involved in farming most of my life and often think of how little it [more...]

Kids used extra socks to make skates fit

By George Findlay – Calgary, Alta. Saturday morning was practice time for the the Lemberg, Sask., Junior Hockey Team in 1938. Occasionally [more...]

Depression-era experiences imprinted on the senses

By Franklin Vick – Prince Albert, Sask. The Great Depression of the 1930s brought difficult economic times upon the families in our community. Money was an extremely scarce commodity. It was a time of hand-me-down clothes, [more…]

Horse led her through brutal snowstorm

By Marina Antonenko – Saskatoon, Sask. It was a fine fall morning. We’d decided to process some turkeys and take them from the farm into Saskatoon to sell the next day. We had raised over [more…]

Grandpa’s tornado advice is still remembered

Widow sang duets with ‘smart little critter’

He remembered these unexpected answers from kids

Remains of WWI soldiers finally laid to rest

Widow sang duets with ‘smart little critter’

All kinds of creatures could be seen in the shadows

Kids used extra socks to make skates fit

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