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Remembering Will Have to Do:
The Life and Times of
Louise (Trottier) Moine
Louise Moine (Posthumous)
Deftly merging pioneer history with Aboriginal
autobiography, this anthology collects Louise Moine’s
writings. Louise Moine wrote about southwest
Saskatchewan’s ranching culture, the end of the
Métis’ nomadic lifestyle, her time spent in an
Indian residential school system, and the impact of
colonization on both herself and her family. 234 pages.
Gabriel Dumont Institute 9781926795133 $20.00
Robert David Symons, Countryman:
Artist, Writer, Naturalist, Rancher
Terry Fenton, Introduction by Trevor Herriot
Countryman by curator and painter Terry Fenton
illuminates Symons’ life and art practice and features
over thirty exceptional paintings. Countryman portrays
an artist and writer who was deeply devoted to the
Canadian West throughout his adventurous and
well documented life. Trevor Herriot contributes an
insightful introduction. 124 pages.
Hagios Press and Moose Jaw Museum and Art Gallery
9781927516034 $25.95
NON FICTION
The Sailor and the Christmas Trees
Deana Driver
John Hanlon was in the Royal Canadian Navy during
the Second World War. While docked in Newfoundland
in November 1944, John cut down evergreen trees and
stowed them on board to surprise his shipmates (and
some English children being transported to Canada) on
Christmas morning at sea. Juvenile – 40 pages.
DriverWorks Ink 9781927570029 $13.95
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