[SH 195 02] Saskatchewan History, Vol. 47, Iss. 2

Published from 1948 until 2017, “Saskatchewan History” magazine showcased both scholarly and general interest work on diverse figures, groups, and events in the province’s past. As a publication of the Saskatchewan Archives Board, the magazine invited submissions from archivists, librarians, and academics. Issues may contain scholarly articles, book reviews, archival reports, and reminiscences. This volume includes material on Indigenous-settler fishing relations, the Frog Lake Massacre, the RCMP security service’s infiltration of the University of Saskatchewan, and John Diefenbaker.