Born Hutterite

Born HutteriteBorn Hutterite, Samuel Hofer Born Hutterite, by Samuel Hofer, is a collection of fictional pieces rooted in life on a Hutterite colony, Hofer, who was born and raised in a colony setting, later moving to Saskatoon, draws on firsthand experience to shape these stories.

Cecilia Danysk

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From Saskatchewan Homemakers’ Kitchens (1955) is a Golden Jubilee cookbook compiled by the Saskatchewan Homemakers’ Clubs (later the Women’s Institutes)

Devine Rule in Saskatchewan offers a critical examination of Premier Grant Devine’s Progressive Conservative government and its ambitious mandate to reshape the province’s economic and cultural landscape

music and drama

Thomas’ text tells the University’s story from Saskatchewan’s passing of The University Act in 1907 and the University’s construction in 1910 through two World Wars and the Great Depression

highlighting how these debates connect to contemporary Indigenous–non-Indigenous relations

but the truth is that human heads have long been paraded closer to home

Samuel Smith

Joseph Lozinksy and Heather A

in The Western Frontier Library

From pioneers and farmers to business owners and community leaders