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[Letter] 1910 September 13, Verigin Station Saskatchewan
Typescript,In Russian,Summary: Notifies that those leaving to British Columbia should come to Yorkton on September 23rd. Instructs on some details of the trip.,Signed Petr Verigin
[Interview of Nastya Semonovna Seimeinoff by Marje Maloff, c. 1975]
Photocopy ,Summary: when the Dukhobors came to Canada everyone worked together, different villages had different economic arrangements; many wild plants were used for food and to supplement their income
Doukhobors refuse to return to their villages, c. 1902
Summary: one of a series of photographs published to commemorate events in Doukhobor life with an explanatory note and itemized list of photographs available on the back.,Mounted on heavy matting
[Letter] 1913 September 29, British Columbia, Saskatchewan
[Minutes of Community meeting] 1910 January 25, Verigin Station
[Letter] 1911 September 5, Verigin St. [Station]
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.