Memories Of Shand : History Of A Saskatchewan Coal Mining Community

Memories Of Shand : History Of A Saskatchewan Coal Mining CommunityMemories Of Shand : History Of A Saskatchewan Coal Mining Community, Alice Pawson A local history of Shand, a small settlement in southeastern Saskatchewan, situated just east of Estevan and now known as the site of a major coal fired power generation facility. The volume comprises a collection of reflective essays on the communitys past, documenting its origins, coal mining heritage, and social life. Included is a substantial twenty page selection of

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Joseph Auguste Merasty

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this volume presents the life and legacy of Francis Pegahmagabow in his own words

The volume contains portraits and brief biographies of 24 Métis and First Nations women and men who either played significant roles in history or who were successful contemporary figures

This commemorative publication offers a detailed account of the establishment and development of the Dydland School

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Canadian author Max Braithwaite chronicles the development of Saskatchewan's regional library system (the first in the prairie provinces)

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