Men Against The Desert

Men Against The DesertMen Against The Desert, James H. Gray In this study the popularizer of western Canadian history examines the severe drought that struck the Canadian prairies during the 1930s and the coordinated response that followed. Gray traces how a combination of poor cultivation practices and ill judged policy contributed to widespread soil erosion, crop failure, and economic hardship across Western Canada. The narrative centres on the practical measures

Peter Reveen

and the later

rappie pie

this work presents botanical knowledge as an integral part of Anishinaabe ways of living and understanding the world

Bukovinian

” alongside portraits of many early characters who shaped the region

Drawing on archaeology

A Tiny Prairie Cathedral: A Phoenix Arises is a modest booklet outlining the spiritual and historical context of Medicine Lodge Coulee

they had overthrown Barr and embraced Lloyd as their leader

and the true spirit of Christmas

and the social and economic changes that shaped the province

Birds of the Saskatoon Area is a detailed regional guide introducing the reader to the climate