by Jean Johnson  The Jack Pine Savages was a little local club organized by Mrs. Ethel Wynne and named by Guy Gibson. Mrs. Wynne – never called by her first name – was an interesting person. She was artistic, well-read and she had an active mind. She was a staunch Conservative and, at one time,

by Audley and Jim Richards, as told to Wendy Vaughan  The Richards Brothers, Bill, James, Albert (Ab), and Dave resided at McLaren’s Depot, Frontenac County, Ontario, where they farmed and ran a general store.  In 1902 Bill Richards came West to Calgary and went into the sawmill business with a man named George Hatt. The

A DOCTOR’S GRAVE AT KICKING HORSE PASS It is a steady climb from Cochrane to Banff and Lake Louise and on up to the Kicking Horse Pass which seems to be tucked away in the heart of the Rockies right on top of the world. It is probably the best-known pass through the Rocky Mountains because the

Have you ever heard of Minnewanka Landing? It’s the town that lies at the bottom of Lake Minnewanka.

Horst Wirsig owned the Bar C Ranch from 1966-1972. The Heritage Resource Committee of the M.D. Bighorn captured this interview as part of the Oral History Project.