41. Saskatchewan: Encyclopedia II - Saskatchewan - History Prior to European settlement, Saskatchewan was settled by Athabaskan, Algonquian, and Sioux tribes. The first European to enter Saskatchewan was Henry Kelsey in 1690, who http://www.experiencefestival.com/a/Saskatchewan_-_History/id/2137469

42. Saskatchewan History Resources found in the Saskatchewan Genealogical Society The following has not been proofed. http://www.saskgenealogy.com/Library_Catalogue/Saskatchewan/history.htm

...helping you research your family history around the world... Saskatchewan History Resources found in the Saskatchewan Genealogical Society The following has not been proofed. Title Author Public. Year Media Type Lending Status Arbos 1983: Memories 1933-1983 Gail McConnell Book Borrow Butter Down the Well: Reflections of a Canadian Childhood Robert Collins Book Borrow The Building of a Province Jennie Mortin Book Borrow "Cholesteral - Collateral" - Sweat, Toil and Tears and German-Russia Descendants Eugene Michael Weber Book Borrow Lost Land of the Caribou Ed Theriau and Patricia Armstrong Book Borrow The Carlton Trail R.C. Russell Book Borrow Echoes of the Qu'Appelle Lakes District T. Petty Book Borrow The Francophones of Saskatchewan: A History Book Borrow From Prairie Roots: The Remarkable Story of Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Garry Lawrence Fairbairn Book Borrow Follow the Furrow Pearl C. Balych, editor

43. Department Of History . History . College Of Arts And Science . University Of Sa The History Department is at the forefront of Humanities research at the University of Saskatchewan. History faculty have been awarded 25% of all Social Sciences and Humanities http://artsandscience.usask.ca/history/

Department of History People Undergraduates Graduates ... Contact Us NEWS What’s Up? News Blog Press Releases Events and Announcements Advertised Positions LINKS History Department Centennial Canadian Journal of History Opuscula: Short Texts of the Middle Ages and Renaissance Canada Research Chair in Native-Newcomer Relations ... University of Saskatchewan AC_FL_RunContent( 'codebase','http://download.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab#version=6,0,29,0','width','683','height','200','src','shockwaves/home2','quality','high','pluginspage','http://www.adobe.com/shockwave/download/download.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash','movie','shockwaves/home2' ); //end AC code Welcome The first lecture in History at the University of Saskatchewan took place in a downtown Saskatoon office building in 1909. Since then, the Department of History has become one of the most dynamic and prestigious units on campus and among the finest in Canada. Undergraduates Our undergraduate program offers courses on a variety of themes, topics, and historical periods. One of the highlights is the Classical Medieval and Renaissance Studies (CMRS) program, which has few equals in Canada. We’re especially proud of our small seminars, which offer undergraduates the opportunity to study directly with experienced faculty. Several professors have won

44. Saskatchewan History Centennial Timeline, 1905-2005 - V2 The Saskatchewan History Centennial Timeline, 19052005, is an illustrated reference guide which highlights key historic events from 1905-2005....... http://www.publications.gov.sk.ca/details.cfm?p=10390

45. Saskatchewan History Ewart Greenfield's story. A piece of Saskatchewan History The History of Wm. Ewart Greenfield (Grandfather Greenfield) as told by Vernon Greenfield, updated and posted to the http://www.greenfieldpacific.ca/grandfather.html

A piece of Saskatchewan History The History of Wm. Ewart Greenfield (Grandfather Greenfield) as told by: Vernon Greenfield, updated and posted to the web By Doug Greenfield. A piece of Saskatchewan History from Gibbs, Bulyea, Strasbourg and Govan. Wm. Ewart Greenfield was born in Manchester, England. During his younger years he worked with his family in their green grocery and dairy products shops. In the early spring of 1905 he and his brother George sailed from Liverpool, and upon arriving in Canada boarded the Colonist train for the long trip to Regina. The trip north to the Doege farm in Saskatchewan was made by wagon and after staying overnight they continued their journey on foot to the homesteads of their brothers. Joe and Wilfred, having arrived two years previous, had built a mud shack with a pole and a sod roof in preparation for their arrival. The rest of the family were to arrive later. In order to gain some farming experience, Ewart worked on farms in the Pense and Keystone areas for the next two years. It was during this time that his parents, sisters, and uncle Ted Greenfield arrived with all their possessions. This included a piano, which proved to be a great joy to them and the community during the lonely years that followed. In 1907 Ewart homesteaded on section 30-22-21. He broke and worked the land with a combination of horses and oxen. In 1916 he married Etta Ferguson from Yorkton who was one of the early school teachers at Stoneycroft.

46. The Walrus » Saskatchewan History » The Wilcox Manuscripts » Field Notes wilcox, saskatchewan —Here are a few things you’ll find in Wilcox, Saskatchewan one little store, one Olympicsized hockey rink, one motel, three illuminated manuscripts http://www.walrusmagazine.com/articles/2005.01-field-notes-Saskatchewan-history/

Subscribe online for $2.98 an issue Renew your subscription Customer Care Support The Walrus Foundation ... The Wilcox Manuscripts By Mark Abley Field Notes From the December/January 2005 issue of The Walrus Share wilcox, saskatchewan Nuremberg Chronicle Thanks to Murray, Wilcox boasts not only an arena but also the manuscripts, the Nuremberg Chronicle Notre Dame has been hit hard by the decline of family farms and big Catholic families across the west; today the school survives largely as a training ground for athletes. Its top teams have nurtured nhl ccf rcmp considered jailing him for trying to incite a riot. He was, as Goodale said, unique. The scion of a rich Toronto family, a grandnephew by marriage of Sir John A. Macdonald, Murray was educated mostly in Quebec. Exposure to the collèges classiques gave him an abiding love for Greek and Latin classics as both the foundation and the pinnacle of our culture. Star Weekly Home Next 1 comment(s) Candyce Pollock August 23, 2008 03:25 EST Please include our family with further literature regarding Wilcox. We are considering a solid private school for our 11 year old twin hockey players and would like to learn more about Wilcox. Sincerely, Mrs. Pollock Comment on this article Name Email (will not be displayed online) comments policy 16 November 2010 Published by The Walrus Foundation December 2010 Subscribe online for less than $2.98 an issue. Visit The Walrus Store to

47. Journal Listing SASKATCHEWAN HISTORY click on image to connect to Saskatchewan History website Issues Indexed (selected articles) v. 58, n. 1 (2006) v. 45 57, n. 1-2 (to 2005) v. 39 - 44, n. 1-3 http://www.lights.ca/sifc/skhistor.htm

FIRST NATIONS PERIODICAL INDEX SASKATCHEWAN HISTORY click on image to connect to Saskatchewan History website Issues Indexed (selected articles): v. 58, n. 1 (2006) v. 45 - 57, n. 1-2 (to 2005) v. 39 - 44, n. 1-3 Subscription Information [HOME] [JOURNALS] [SEARCH]

48. Saskatchewan History SK Books is an open book store in Lebret. SK Books has an online presence selling new and used books, which include; Aboriginal, Saskatchewan History, Canadian History, Fiction http://www.skbooks.ca/categories online/Categories/saskatchewanhistory/Saskatche

SK Books Open Book Store in Lebret, Saskatchewan Canada SK Books Home Browse On-Line Categories Weekly Updates Last Page (Inventory No. 201 ) Greenblat, Jim. Those Were the Days in Swift Current First Edition; Saskatoon: Modern Press, Illustrated Card Covers ; Size: 22.5 cm; pp. 136; Near Fine / No DustJacket as Issued, Near fine except previous owner has marked a few paragraphs with ink pen.; Blurb: ...He says the series will not be any gem of literature, but just straight telling of the things and people he remembers. Order ( Swift Current, Saskatchewan, Western Canada, Cowboys ) (Inventory No. 172 ) Lewis H. Thomas (Editor). Saskatchewan History Vol. Ix, No. 1 Winter 1956 Illustrator: McGregor Hone; First Edition; Saskatoon: The Saskatchewan Archives Board, Stiff Paper Wraps ; Size: 25.0 cm; pp. 40; Very Good / No DustJacket as Issued, There is light discolouration on edges. Interior is clean and bright.; Articles include, The Western Metis after the insurrection.

49. Saskatchewan History Camps Saskatchewan History Camps at MySummerCamps.com. Search for kids and teen summer camps, summer camp jobs and camps for rent/sale in Saskatchewan. http://www.mysummercamps.com/camps/saskatchewan-history-camps.html

50. Leading Off.(Saskatchewan History)(Editorial)(Column) - Entrepreneur.com This column may seem a little bit like walking down memory lane, as I'm going to address a few things that have risen since our last issue. Although about the last thing in the http://www.entrepreneur.com/tradejournals/article/192353534.html

var DCscript = 'ent.tradejournals/article;article=192353534'; cmSetClientID ("90351628", true, "data.coremetrics.com", "entrepreneur.com"); cmCreatePageviewTag ("192353534 - TradeJournals","40 - Trade Magazines ",null,null,""); Franchises for Sale Women Entrepreneur Subscribe Newsletters Follow: Get Entrepreneur on your iPhone and iPad Home ... Entrepreneur Assist More Resources Business Calculators College Search Franchise Your Biz Columnists ... SaskBusiness Leading off.(Saskatchewan history)(Editorial)(Column) SaskBusiness - Dec, 2008 Print Get the Mag Weekly Updates Text Size This column may seem a little bit like walking down memory lane, as I'm going to address a few things that have risen since our last issue. Although about the last thing in the world I want to do is be a part of the broadcast media, it's time like this when I'm jealous of a guy like John Gormley, who can address these issues in a timely fashion, while I get just eight chances per year to spout off. In any event, without further adieu, I bring you my rants and raves. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] What the Saskatchewan Federation of Labour did to labour minister Rob Norris at its annual convention in October was totally classless. Not that you haven't heard, read or said that before, but I had to get that off my chest. I pity the many good, card-carrying, union-member family and friends who have to put up with the BS that their elected officers think is rational. I don't know of any union members who supported these people who were acting like imbeciles (let alone non-union people).

51. Saskatchewan's History - Government Of Saskatchewan At its most basic, the history of Saskatchewan is the collective story of human About Saskatchewan / History http://www.gov.sk.ca/Default.aspx?DN=a133c043-1183-428a-ac61-9c575fd56e29

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