The Val Marie Elevator : A Living Heritage Project

The Val Marie Elevator : A Living Heritage ProjectThe Val Marie Elevator : A Living Heritage Project A locally compiled booklet collecting short essays and reminiscences by residents of the Val Marie district, reflecting a range of perspectives from long established families and more recent arrivals. The contributions address themes of agricultural settlement, community life, and regional identity, with particular attention to the history and operation of the local wooden grain elevator. Included are

The Time Of The Buffalo

the volume’s photographs showcase the talents of prairie photographers ranging from Humphrey Lloyd Hime’s surveying work in the 1850s to Howdy McPhail’s aerial shots one hundred years later

It records the heavy casualties sustained by the battalion

Qu’Appelle: Tales of Two Valleys is the catalogue published in conjunction with a major touring exhibition examining the Qu’Appelle Valley as both a physical landscape and a cultural idea within Canadian art

Luck Lake/Valley Ford

and imaginative narrative—to document the landscape and its transformations

A historical study of the Carlton region of Saskatchewan

Provincial Court of Alberta

Burtynsky presents a sweeping visual narrative of the global oil economy

DeBolt and District Pioneer Museum Society

Danysk traces how hired hands moved from being seen as near-equals and future landowners to becoming long-term wage labourers as free homesteads disappeared

based on original route guides produced by various canoeists between the early 1960s and mid-1990s under the sponsorship of the Saskatchewan government