“Many Tender Ties” : Women in Fur-Trade Society, 1670-1870

“Many Tender Ties” : Women in Fur-Trade Society, 1670-1870Many Tender Ties : Women in Fur Trade Society, 1670 1870, Van Kirk, Sylvia Sylvia Van Kirk taught history at the University of Toronto. This volume, which began as her 1975 doctoral dissertation, examines the role that Indigenous women who married European men played in the fur trade. Van Kirk challenges the stereotype that relationships between Europeans and First Nations women were illicit or short lived, demonstrating that such relationships could

Ed Dobbyn – a farmer and member of the Swan River Historical Society – began researching rodeos as part of his 1984 book “Lasting Impressions: Historical Sketches of the Swan River Valley

and related details for individual posts

interactions

and impressions relating to Moose Jaw

A cookbook featuring ways to prepare many of the varieties of fish caught at lakes in Northern Saskatchewan: burdot

This is a community history of Greenwater Lake Provincial Park and the surrounding district

and even ruins — that together reflect the early settler-era architecture and heritage of the province

In The Creature From Jekyll Island

worked for Avro during the engineering and testing of the Arrow

with appendices detailing birds

David Bouchard

is a wartime collection of practical