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Snowdrifts, five-mile trek didn’t stop Queen

By Lilian (Oswell) Beynon – Lloydminster, Alta. Finding an old winter photo reminded me of the winters of my childhood in the ‘30s on the farm at Tangleflags, Sask. We lived in a log house that [more...]

Intense heat shattered by sudden storm

By Pat Trask – Harris, Sask. The sun beat down on the parched fields of grain. Five days of this intense heat had shattered any hope for a heavy yield from these fields. Hour after hour, [more...]

Eagle’s beak was dangerously close to my face

By Jeanette Armella – Prince George, B.C. In January 2017, after feeding fat and bread to my birds – ravens, magpies, and [more...]

Moses’ Christmas fellowship has continued for 25 years

By Lynda Moses – Vermilion, Alta. For 25 years, our family has shared our Christmas dinner with our community of Vermilion, Alta. [more...]

Foreclosed-on farmers refused to leave

By Scotty Wells – Scarborough, Ont. I was born on a rented farm six miles southeast of Rapid City, Man., in 1930. In April 1937, dad managed to buy a bank-foreclosed farm two miles southeast of [more…]

Mom couldn’t keep track of so many of us

By Grace (Huckabay) Haugen – Sundre, Alta. On the homestead at Meadow Lake, Sask., where my parents lived for 20 years, in the Dunfield school district, we had horses, cows, pigs, a dog, and cat. [more…]

All of my teachers had an impact on my life

Widow sang duets with ‘smart little critter’

Looking back in time!

Snowdrifts, five-mile trek didn’t stop Queen

Intense heat shattered by sudden storm

Eagle’s beak was dangerously close to my face

Moses’ Christmas fellowship has continued for 25 years

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