Eat Alberta First : A Year of Local Recipes from Where the Prairies Meet the Mountains

Eat Alberta First : A Year of Local Recipes from Where the Prairies Meet the MountainsEat Alberta First : A Year of Local Recipes from Where the Prairies Meet the Mountains , Karen Anderson Eat Alberta First is a regional cookbook that blends practical home cooking with a strong eat local philosophy. Written by Karen Anderson, the book highlights Alberta grown ingredients and the producers behind them from farmers and ranchers to foragers and food artisans. What makes the book stand out is its seasonal structure. Instead of organizing

and candid photos from Department events

Historical study of the Mennonite experience in Canada from the late eighteenth century to the early twentieth

pilot and photographer Doug Chisholm has flown across the province to capture aerial images of these remote

Parley offers rare

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Legacy of Worship offers both a visual tour and a cultural history of Saskatchewan’s rural religious heritage

Each volume in the series focuses on a particular topic and is composed of articles previously published in Prairie Forum and written by experts in the field

A university graduate takes work as a farmhand on a prairie homestead

and administration involved in bringing power to widely dispersed settlements

Rolf also examines a 1980 confrontation between Blood Tribe members and RCMP officers at Cardston as a catalyst for growing distrust of police amongst the Blood Tribe

Elizabeth McLachlan

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