The Senior Paper

Mom’s beliefs were sometimes a bit, well…

By Shirley Farthing – Saskatoon, Sask. As a child, I thought my mother was the most knowledgeable person in the whole wide world. She knew the answers to all my questions like, “why is the sky [continue...]

To bee or not to bee was the question on a hot August day!

By Ernie Reimer – Fort St. John, B.C. I was hobby farmer, sure. An apiarist? No way. I tried to be though and it almost cost me dearly. Somehow, we, as supposedly superior beings, have never [continue...]

‘A wave of pride went through all of us’

By Bernie Dawson – Saskatoon, Sask. When I was growing up, I never really became too involved or thought too much about Nov. [continue...]

Mother not happy to leave the convenience of city life

By Joanne Rawluk – Gypsumville, Man. It was in 1945 that my dad, a five-year veteran of the Second World War, returned home [continue...]

‘Grandfather had better not speak Norwegian’

By Mary Lou Alton Nordstrom – Nanaimo, B.C. My sister remembers what it was like on the home-front supporting our troops, and watching our neighbours [continue...]

A quick turn on skates and I heard a crack

By Dorothy (Corey) Nichol-Hack – Oliver, B.C. I will remember my 13th birthday forever. It was the year mom bought me a pair of secondhand [continue...]

Wonderful Memories in every issue!

“It was so quiet, it was downright spooky”

Precious Memories

Mom’s beliefs were sometimes a bit, well…

To bee or not to bee was the question on a hot August day!

‘A wave of pride went through all of us’

Mother not happy to leave the convenience of city life

Photographic memories

Apron holds many fond memories

‘Grandfather had better not speak Norwegian’

A quick turn on skates and I heard a crack

The Lighter Side

Ode to a Scotsman!

Readers’ Recipes

Easy Hamburger Casserole

How Poetic – Original Poetry

The Winter of ’10 and ’11

Life on the farm

Dad excited about his first fairly-modern tractor

Sketched Memories

Prestige And high Spirits

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