All Hell For A Basement : Medicine Hat 1883 - 1983

All Hell For A Basement : Medicine Hat 1883 - 1983All Hell For A Basement : Medicine Hat 1883 1983, Ed Gould A centennial history of Medicine Hat, Alberta, presented through a series of detailed and well researched essays. Gould traces the development of this southeastern Alberta city from its early settlement through a century of cultural, sporting, industrial, and political change. The work offers a broad yet carefully articulated portrait of Medicine Hats evolution, drawing together the people,

Big Prairie

The narrative highlights key dimensions of community life

Drawing from diverse narrative forms—acadohkiwina (traditional stories) and acimowina (personal narratives or histories)—the collection includes accounts of the trickster-transformer Wisahkicahk

Race relations

Rhyl School District

The Guest Children : The Story of the British Child Evacuees Sent to Canada During World Ware II

Cooking With The Wolfman : Indigenous Fusion blends traditional Indigenous foods of North America with modern culinary techniques

incorporating updated scientific research

recreates the ordeal by weather on the western plains during the winter of 1906

Originating in Chéticamp

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

The book begins with chapters outlining the historical development of the municipality and its hamlets