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From the land of the maple: Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan shield with Blue and Red Ensigns left and right. Maple leaf at bottom left
In the wheat fields of Saskatchewan
Illustration of car on a road through a wheat field
Miles of wheat in Saskatchewan
Illustration of wheat harvesters in Saskatchewan field
Harvesting in Saskatchewan
Illustration of man and horses harvesting a wheat field in Saskatchewan
A panel of Canadian writers from Alberta and Saskatchewan, with Sharon Butala, Marilyn Dumont, Fred Stenson, and Guy Vanderhaeghe
This week on Writers & Company, to celebrate the centenary of Saskatchewan and Alberta in Confederation, four writers talk about the land they know, its history, myths, colours, smells, and reality. Sharon Butala, Marilyn Dumont, Fred Stenson, and Guy Vanderhaeghe join Eleanor Wachtel live onstage in Saskatoon.
Carrying grain to the elevators, Saskatchewan, Canada
Photo illustrations of man with horse and cart full of grain sacks
Modern methods of harvesting, Saskatchewan, Canada
Illustration of farmworkers with machinery in wheat field
Harvesting in Saskatchewan, Canada
Photo illustration of farmer worker and horses in wheat field
Saskatchewan: There's gladness in remembrance
Saskatchewan shield at top
Saskatchewan: Happy days and many
Saskatchewan shield at top
Saskatchewan: There's gladness in remembrance
Saskatchewan shield at top
Audio recording of internment camp tours and dinner speeches
Tape is audio recorded on a tour bus touring the sites of former internment camps. The latter half of the tape is a recording of speeches and introductions at a banquet/dinner. Some of the tape is distorted and difficult to hear.
Interview with Mr. Matsuda
Interview is free-flowing and conversational, and the interviewer's questions and guidance are minimal. Much of the conversation is centered on Mr. Matsuda's experiences moving to Canada and later moving to Saskatchewan and acquiring a home.