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One winter in the 1960's Keith Olsen, his brother and parents went out to a trapline on Little Mahigan Lake in Northern Saskatchwan.

A strong-minded city woman, Hana moves to Lone Prairie, Saskatchewan to live on her father's farm and to fulfill the almost impossible conditions of his will.

For over 200 years, Pelican Narrows Indian Reserve in northern Saskatchewan has endured a torturous relationship with the encroaching European culture, from the Hudson{u2019}s Bay Company factors a

In 1807 Marie-Anne Lagomodière became the first white woman to make the canoe voyage from Quebec to the Red River Valley in western Canada as she accompanied her coureur du bois husband.

Health care has changed a great deal since Muriel Jarvis was a young nurse in Saskatoon in the 1940s; nursing has been transformed, and the status of women revolutionized.

"Always remember . . . When the Canadians were called to the front line in the fall of 1917, the battle for Flanders had become a stalemate.

Science, legend and personal observations blend together to tell the story of wolves and their relationships with humans.

Twelve amazing Saskatchewan men and women: Kathleen Rice, Ernest Dufalt (alias Will James), Charlie Parmer, Big Tom Hourie, Norman Falkner, Morris "Two-Gun" Cohen, Jean Ewen, Gladys Arnol

One chilly spring morning, Joe Beaudry and his wife Laurie; wake up in circumstances that would challenge a saint.

Tells the true story of this middle-class couple's face-to-face battle with schizophrenia.

Humorous tales of life in the fictional Mennonite colony of Rosenheim during the Great Depression.

Joanne Kilbourn investigates the murder of a prostitute whose client list included the name of Joanne's new husband, Zach.