61. A History Of Buffalo Narrows, Saskatchewan, Canada. A history Buffalo Narrows, saskatchewan, Canada, Buffalo Narrows, ChurchillLake, Peter Pond Lake, Big Peter Pond Lake, Kiezie Channel. http://www.jkcc.com/evje/history.html

A History of Buffalo Narrows, Saskatchewan Table Of Contents Historical (Pre 1885) First Permanent settlers Biographical Sketches Sketches-part two ... Photographs Page Nine A history of the Town of Buffalo Narrows, from earliest settlement until the early 1980's. Webmaster's Note: In the 1980's, the Buffalo Narrows Celebrate Saskatchewan Committee published a local history of the Buffalo Narrows area. With the permission of the Local Buffalo Narrows council, the material from that book has been reproduced on this web site. I would like to thank them for that permission and I hope I can do justice to their fine work. Unfortunately, reproduction of the photographs contained in the book leaves something to be desired. Perhaps in the future, I may be able to obtain some copies of those original photographs, so they may enhance this web site history. Minor changes may have been made to accommodate use of this material on the Internet, but the substance of the history remains the same as the original book. Further history of the Buffalo Narrows, Deep River, Ile-A-La-Crosse area, will be added as material becomes available. January 6, 1999

62. A Look At The Past - History Of Dore Lake, Saskatchewan history of Dore Lake.Category Regional North America Localities D Dore Lake......A Look at the Past A history of Dore Lake, saskatchewan, Written and edited byAnnaMarie DiLella, in collaboration with the settlers of Dore Lake Table of http://www.jkcc.com/evje/dlindex.html

A Look at the Past A History of Dore Lake, Saskatchewan, Written and edited by Anna-Marie DiLella, in collaboration with the settlers of Dore Lake Table of Contents In The Beginning Fish and Freight Waite's Fisheries Freighting ... Footnotes 2 A Look at the Past Has been reproduced on this web site with the kind permission of the Dore Lake Historical Society Acknowledgments History is the record of what has happened in the past, however long ago, or however recent. Reading and knowing about our past enriches the mind and tantilizes the spirit. It enables us to gain knowledge about ourselves as individuals, in order that we may successfully participate in community living. Learning about our local community history enlightens us about many things. It tells us of our origins and the origins of the area we live in. It attempts to explain how and why things came to be done the way they are. Knowing our history enables us to interpret the thoughts and comprehend the actions of men and women, who lived in the community during the past. Furthermore, we learn to appreciate the uniqueness of the different eras in time and question the change that occurred over these periods. After completing the reading of any community history we have obtained a good awareness of its past heritage and begin to realize its future potential. A historical study of people, places, and events can never be fully complete. There are always a few facts, stories and names that are forgotten or never discovered. This is due to the availability and sources of the historical data.

63. Hyperlinks - Black History Month Quebec Some Missing Pages Black history in Quebec Canada saskatchewan - A BlackChapter in saskatchewan's history Against the Tide saskatchewan - A Black http://www.crr.ca/EN/WhatsNewEvents/BlackHistoryMonth/2003/Hyperlinks.html

BLACK HISTORY LINKS This web page presents various websites, all operated in Canada, honouring the history and achievements of Black Canadians. You are invited to enrich this list by contacting us at communications@crr.ca Canada - African-Canadian Heritage Canada African Canadian Dramatic Arts Society Canada Black History Month Association Canada Black Voice Canada Canadian Heritage - Black History Month Canada - Honouring Dedication on the Railways Canada - Important Events in Canadian Black History Canada - Many Rivers to Cross: The African-Canadian Experience Canada SHARE Canada - The Blacks, Anti-Slavery and the Underground Railway

64. Saskatchewan/Towns/Cities/Villages/Maps/History/K.T.Trucking Ltd/Trucking Grain Prairie Artists, Sask. Archaeological Society, saskatchewan River history, Memoriesof Deep River, Geological history of Sask. Sask. Indian Cultural Centre, http://www.geocities.com/kttrucking/saskatchewan.html

Select a page Home Page Agriculture Markets Family Farms Trucking Our Awards KT Racing Contact Us ( E-mail ) Province of Saskatchewan * Map * Satellite View Government of Saskatchewan Saskatchewan Background ... Sask. Indian Cultural Centre Websites of Saskatchewan Cities - Towns - Villages * Maps * Allan Aylesbury Avonlea ... Yorkton

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66. Saskatchewan Health - District Health Board History District Management Services Branch. District Health Board history.Renewal of the saskatchewan Health system began in 1992. Health http://www.health.gov.sk.ca/ph_history.html

District Health Board History Renewal of the Saskatchewan Health system began in 1992. Health districts were established through a community development process in which local residents developed the health district boundaries. The number and size of health districts was based on location of communities, population distribution, geographic barriers, trading and commuting patterns, location of current health facilities and population health status. Twenty-nine health districts and boards were established during the period of February 1992 to August 1993. Three health districts were added later. The Athabasca Health Authority in northern Saskatchewan was established in January of 1999 to complete the current structure for the entire province. In April 1995, Saskatchewan Health transferred the delivery of community-based services such as public, mental, community health and addictions to district health boards. As part of this process, service areas comprising groups of districts were established to provide these and other services on a regional basis. This allows for a more complete range of health services than smaller districts could provide by themselves. District health boards are responsible for planning, managing and delivering health services to their district residents. Major services of responsibility are:

67. Saskatchewan NDP History Page Allan Blakeney on the history of Public Enterprise is an insightful essay on thedevelopment of public enterprise in saskatchewan and how it has shaped our http://www.saskndp.com/history/

1122 Saskatchewan Dr. Regina, SK Ph:306.525.1322 Fx:306.569.1363 Email: office@saskndp.com Promises Made, Promises Kept: Largest Health Investment Ever Quick References: Sask Government Legislative Assembly Sask NDP Caucus Federal NDP ... ...more links note: external links open in a new window. Saskatchewan News Links: CBC Sask MooseJaw Herald PA Herald Sask News Weeklies ... Star Phoenix The NDP History Page Founding Figures An Introduction to Tommy Douglas and his government 1944-1960. J.S.Woodsworth is considered the founding father of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation. M.J. Coldwell became National Secretary of the CCF in 1934, National Chairman in 1938, House Leader in 1940 and on the death of J.S. Woodsworth became National President and Parliamentary Leader in 1942. David Lewis as National Secretary and later as Leader, played an enormously influential role in the development of the CCF as a national party and its transition to the New Democratic Party. Thora Wiggens (1916-1995) was a remarkable pioneer and worker for the CCF and NDP. Thora 's biography is the story of a community activist whose influence is still being felt today. Founding Events CCF Beginnings Documents Allan Blakeney on the History of Public Enterprise is an insightful essay on the development of public enterprise in Saskatchewan and how it has shaped our economy and society.

68. South Saskatchewan Regiment - History 24. BruxellesBelique. Monday, April 23rd, 1945. The march of the prairie men. Thehistory of the South saskatchewan Regiment. By LT. Col. GB Buchanan, MBE. http://cap.estevan.sk.ca/ssr/history.html

History Publications 1940/1945-Canada/Holland-1990 The Canadian Sacrifice - Adegem-Bergen Op Zoom-Groesbeek-Holten-Hun Kruizen-Onze Vrijheid. Historische Uitgave Nr2 Mei 1990 30 Days - - A Lifetime. By Les Moore. 30th Anniversary of the Dieppe Raid 19 August 1942. Published under the authority of the minister of Veterans Affairs for Canada. August, 1972. Chapter 8 By Steve Brown. Chick Springs Publishing. Taylors, South Carolina, 2001. "Anne Frank Magazine." Anne Frank House. Public Relations Department. Box 730, 1000 AS Amsterdam, The Netherlands. The Antelope. The SSR newsletter by Peter Maule. The Art of Looting as practised by some members of the Canadian Army in NW Europe 1944-1945 "A voice with a Wallop!" by Major Denny Ryan, from Sentinel ; and "Another type of military band", Islander , Sunday, October 20, 1985, page M3. Submitted by Pat Marshall in reference to Lieutenant Colonel F.J. Picking. Boy soldier 1944, a pilgrimage 1994. Nancy S. Goodman and C.E. "Chic" Goodman. Erris Press. North Saanich, B.C., 1997. A continuing adventure.

69. Memories Of Shand: History Of A Saskatchewan Coal Mining Community Memories of Shand history of a saskatchewan Coal Mining Community Compiled andedited by Alice Pawson. Dedicated in memory to all who lived in Shand. http://cap.estevan.sk.ca/Shand/Memories/

Memories of Shand: History of a Saskatchewan Coal Mining Community Compiled and edited by Alice Pawson. Dedicated in memory to all who lived in Shand. Shand town site, looking south, with school on the left. Special thanks to Greg Salmers for his invaluable assistance in the preparation of this book. The Shand Power Station. Remains of Shand town and mine site. The Shand mine powder house still stands today. Clint Kraushaar based upon Memories of Shand: History of a Saskatchewan Coal Mining Community

70. Tomfolio.com: History: Canada And No. America: Saskatchewan Stories from saskatchewan's history, inlcuding chapters on The Palliser Expedition;Massacre in the Cypress Hills; The Riel Uprising; Harvest Excursions. http://www.tomfolio.com/bookssub.asp?catid=93&subid=2502

71. Vavrr Info Page saskatchewan facts Royal Canadian Mounted Police Governmentof Canada. saskatchewan Social Studies/history Teachers Links. http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/vavrr/

The Great Canadian History Page "A mari usque ad mare" - "From sea to sea" A site dedicated to learning about the best country in the world! My name is Bob Vavra and I teach Social Studies and History from grades nine to twelve at " The COMP " in Swift Current , Saskatchewan. As an educator one of the toughest things I face, is trying to find good resources about Canada to use in my classes. Below are some links that will help educators and any other interested people learn more about our great country. Meeting with the Prime Minister during my stay at Encounters with Canada in Ottawa. Canadian Studies The Great Canadian Time-Line - a brief time-line of Canadian events Prime Ministers Time-Line - a chronological list of our great leaders Prime Ministers - a brief fact file Aboriginal Multi- Media Society - current Canadian Aboriginal Issues Canadian Directory of First Nations, Metis and Inuit Indian and Northern Affairs French-Canadian Culture Canadian Politics on the Web - a variety of political links Canadian History Internet Resources for High School Teachers - excellent list of resources compiled by Jaquie Fraser and Dave DeBrou from the University of Saskatchewan Canadian Studies : A guide to the Sources - John and Laurie Blackwell Canadian Constitutional Documents Canadian History on the Web Canadian Journal of History -historical perspectives of Canada, flag and history quizzes

72. History Of Naicam, Saskatchewan, Canada history The first settlers to arrive in the area (which is now Naicam)were predominantly Scandinavian. They soon transformed the http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/naicam/history.htm

History The first settlers to arrive in the area (which is now Naicam) were predominantly Scandinavian. They soon transformed the rich virgin bush land into the high yielding farm land that it is today. In 1918, Mrs. Marius Knutson sold her land to the CPR to form a town site. The hamlet of Naicam received its name from two CPR officials - Naismith and Cameron. They used the first three letters of each name to form "Naicam" Incorporated as a village in 1921, shortly after the arrival of the CPR, Naicam progressed to the extent that it was incorporated into a town in 1954. Population that year was 523 and has since increased to the current figure of 950. Naicam is a progressive and friendly community which serves an area of about 5,000 residents within a 20 to 25 km radius. The town has prospered along with the Agricultural Industry that looks to it for supplies and services. Naicam history book "Gleanings Along the Way" can be purchased for $20.00 CDN plus shipping please contact naicam2000@canada.com

73. The  Saskatchewan Party - Our Leader first elected Leader of the saskatchewan Party in what was at the time the largest one memberone vote party leadership election in saskatchewan's history. http://www.skcaucus.com/leader/our_leader.htm

Home MLA Central Shadow Cabinet Leader of the Opposition ... On the Record ELWIN HERMANSON Leader of Saskatchewan's Official Opposition click here for bio information click here for Rosetown Biggar constituency information Healing the Wounds First Nations, Government, Labour and Business Must Work Together on the Shared Goal of Growing Saskatchewan Click here for Elwin Hermanson's address to the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations (FSIN). Attracting Young People to Build a Career in Saskatchewan: Seven Steps We Can Take Today to Keep Our Young People Living and Working in Saskatchewan - Click here for Elwin Hermanson's address to the Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce. Building Partnerships with First Nations to Kick-Start Northern Economic Development - Click Here for More. Let's Get Saskatchewan Growing: The Saskatchewan Party Plan to Grow Saskatchewan By 100,000 People in Ten Years Click here for more Ethanol Expansion: A Saskatchewan Party government would expand the ethanol industry in Saskatchewan by mandating a 10% ethanol blend in gasoline, establishing an environmental tax credit and reducing corporate capital taxes on new investment.

74. TRAVEL.com ® ... Regional:North_America:Canada:Saskatchewan:Society_and_Culture saskatchewan's Top 100 Stories library.usask.ca/sni/stories/ News storiesdetailing key events from more than a century of saskatchewan's history. http://www.travel.com/Regional/North_America/Canada/Saskatchewan/Society_and_Cul

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75. SaskGolfer.com, Saskatchewan's Golf Courses, Golf Saskatchewan Canada Hall of Fame. saskatchewan Hall of Fame golfing greats saskatchewangolfers have a long and glorious history in this province. Golfers http://www.saskgolfer.com/fame.php

April 2003 AT THE TURN More: Ninety Years of Golf (by Mickey Boyle) More: Women's Golf in Saskatchewan 1899-2000 More: Hall of Fame An Early History of Golf in Canada It should come as no surprise to find that the game of golf in Canada owes its establishment to the massive immigration of Scots during the 19th Century. The game had been played in Scotland for well over 300 years by the time the word "golf" is first found in print in Canada. That was 1826, when the Montreal Herald ran a notice "To Scotsmen A few true sons of Scotia, eager to perpetuate the remembrance of her Customs have fixed upon the 25th December and the 1st January, for going to the Priests' Farm, to PLAY AT GOLF. Such of their Countrymen as choose to join them, will meet them before TEN O'Clock, A.M., at D. M'Arthur's INN, Hay-Market. Steps have been taken to have CLUBS provided." Unfortunately, there is no record following up this invitation, so we may never know how many, if any, took up the offer. Likewise, there are many theories that golf was played earlier than 1826, but no proof has been found as unequivocal as this invitation. The next time golf made it into print was 1854, when a young man from a merchant vessel came ashore at Quebec to practice his swing on the Plains of Abraham. That it was reported certainly indicates this was still unusual behaviour. While there may have been avid closet golfers throughout the young dominion, it undoubtedly was an uncommon occurrence.

76. City Of Weyburn, Saskatchewan Tatagwa Parkway. Signal Hill Arts Centre. history Heritage. Soo Line HistoricalMuseum. saskatchewan Municipalities. Weyburn Weather. 6 Aug 2002. http://city.weyburn.sk.ca/engineering/building/historical/

Mayor Don Schlosser City Council Minutes City Manager City By-Laws ... Contact Us 6 Aug 2002 04 Apr 2003 Original City Hall Weyburn Coat of Arms Weyburn General Hospital Weyburn Electric Light and Machine Company ... The Weyburn Story Weyburn Court House Turner Curling Museum Signal Hill Arts Centre Weyburn Security Bank ... W.O. Mitchell Residence Questions, comments or inquiries regarding this site may be sent to the City of Weyburn. Last Modified on 04 Apr 2003 At-A Glance Chamber of Commerce Business Opportunity Areas Weyburn 2020 ... Weyburn Weather 6 Aug 2002

77. History Of Saskatchewan Express history of saskatchewan Express up.gif (953 bytes). In 1967, to celebrateCanada’s 100th birthday, a very successful touring show http://www.saskatchewanexpress.com/History.htm

Touring Schedule History of Saskatchewan Express Here there and everywhere!! Where are they now?! History of Saskatchewan Express The program was initiated in 1974 and held on a biennial basis. Because of insufficient funds, selected artists toured on an individual basis as part of "Saskatchewan Artists on Tour" rather than as part of a touring show. The program continued in this manner for several years with the Talent Hunt concluding in a gala stage show in the Saskatchewan Centre of the Arts judged by such luminaries in the entertainment world as Dinah Christie, Norman MacLaren and Tommy Banks. Saskatchewan Express got on track in 1980, as a program to Celebrate Saskatchewan, the 75th anniversary of the province. The group was known as "Saskatchewan’s Greatest Little Travelling Birthday Party". Once again in 1981 and 1982 insufficient funds made a tour impossible. In 1983, Saskatchewan Lotteries was asked to provide a portion of the funding. The Lotteries have been a major supporter each year since. The group was named "

78. APWA - Saskatchewan Chapter saskatchewan Chapter, Friday, March 21, 2003. HOME. NEWS. EVENTS. RESOURCES. Meeting Minutes. - Newsletters. - Links. - Documents. - Images. ABOUT US. -history. http://saskatchewan.cpwa.net/about.asp?sec=1

79. HOME PAGE- The Global Gazette, The Online Family History Magazine Manitoba, saskatchewan Alberta Genealogy history Articles Clickany headline to read a complete article •, Alberta (Canada http://globalgazette.net/cda-prairie.htm

H O M E R E C E N T A R C H I V E M E M B E R S H I P ... S H O P Search Global Archives TM USA Census Online Passenger Records Online UK Records Online Newspapers Online ... Burke's Peerage (UK) Articles Sorted by Topic AUSTRALIA CANADA - General CANADA - Alberta CANADA - Brit. Columbia ... Technology - Misc Shopping Books, CDs, Video Genealogy Software Archival Supplies Magazines ... Gift Shoppe Services Free Magazine Upcoming Events Advocacy Post-1901 Census Project Web Site Articles Donations ... APOLROD The Global Gazette contains helpful "How-To" articles and for everyone from the beginning family history researcher to experienced genealogists and historians. Browse through a listing of recent articles (below), or all archived articles sorted by topic If you like what you see, become a member (no charge) and be notified as soon as new resources are added! Post-1901 Canadian Census Project News, by Gordon Watts Family Tree Maker Day In Woodstock ON Census (Canada) legislation presented to Senate 1906 Canadian Census Records Released, by Gordon Watts ... SURVEY - Genealogy Software Developer Needs Your Input Our sponsors make The Global Gazette possible! *The Global Gazette is wholly owned by GlobalGenealogy.com Inc.

80. Regina Saskatchewan Regina History Information, Listings And Links Regina is the capital city of saskatchewan, lying on the TransCanada Highway.Its rich history focuses on the combination of Indians, the Mounties and http://regina.foundlocally.com/Local/Info-CityHistory.htm

Associa'n By Type Business Community Computer Dance Education Environmental Family Farming/Agric. Health/Wellness Hobby/Leisure Human Rights Internat'l Aid Military Multicultural Sports and Rec. Religious Social Self-help Senior's Service Trade/Profess'l Information Government Community General Business Computers Communications Financial Human Resources For your Home Transportation Learning / Schools Entertainment Restaurants Festivals Sports In-Town Visit Nearby Maps Travel Away Free Listings Advertise Here! Web Design Feedback to Us Local: Regina History Regina is the capital city of Saskatchewan, lying on the Trans-Canada Highway. Its rich history focuses on the combination of Indians, the "Mounties" and immigrant-farmers who have developed the prairie into the world's breadbasket. The Canadian Shield Native Indians The Railway and Mining Boom The Post-War Years Find Site Help Site Map All Searches Submit Editorials , or Send Feedback Get Free Listings! for YOUR business or organization, events and jobs Regina1@FoundLocally.com Sections: Community Business-to-Business Consumer Shopping Travel and Tourism FoundLocally Regina Home Page Canada Home Page About Us TransCanadaHighway.com

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