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Ingrained Legacy surveys the lives and creations of over eighty dedicated pioneer woodworkers who made their home in Saskatchewan, all of whom carved their creations by hand with locally available

A biography of an early Saskatchewan potter, who immigrated to Saskatchewan in 1905 as an accomplished potter.

When the wind brings her a babushka just like the one Baba used to wear, the young girl goes on a magical adventure to a springtime in the past and discovers the Easter traditions of her Ukrainian

The wind brings Natalia a babushka just like the one Baba used to wear, taking the young girl on a magical journey to an autumn long ago to discover the wedding traditions of her Ukrainian heritage

Sam Brown is a shy, nineteen-year-old farm kid fresh out of cooking school. Determined to make a life for himself in the city, he lands a job in a busy downtown Saskatoon diner.

Dr. McGill was one of Canada's first female pathologist and served as Director of the Saskatchewan Laboratories for many years.

A poignant conversation between parent and child across the years.

When the wind brings her a babushka just like the one Baba used to wear, a magical adventure unfolds and Natalia discovers the traditions of her Ukrainian heritage - the greatest of which is the lo

In 1717, Tess Willoughby's privileged life is shattered when she is forced to accept a mysterious Spinner ring from a dying stranger.

An exhibition catalogue for a group show of the same name.

"Book three in the Barnabas Bigfoot series revolves around the Bone Eater, a legendary creature from Sasquatch mythology who suddenly shows herself to be completely real.

A companion to "A Field Guide for Getting Lost." Rebecca Solnit explores the ways we make our lives out of stories, and how we are connected by empathy, by narrative, by imagination.