Stories & Pictures about Canadian People, Places and Things
At Roadstories we are kinda proud of our contributing writers and photographers, so we were delighted when Mark Stevens won a first place TMAC Award in the “Best Spirit of Canada” category for a story that he wrote for Roadstories.ca … Read More...
While driving through Saskatchewan near Prince Albert, I was surprised to notice that, although there is a sign at Batoche, there is not a lot to tell passers-by about the history of what took place there.
Thousands of Canadian school kids will hear Dr. John McCrae’s In Flanders Fields for the first time this year.
Legend has it that @GordVaadeland made his first tweet from inside a tipi, just west of Prince Albert National Park, in the middle of Saskatchewan.
The Hamlet of Dorothy, Alberta is often referred to as a ghost town, but don’t tell that to Linda Miller. Six generations of her family have lived there and she begs to differ.
It’s a national holiday in Canada and everything is shut tight in Foremost, Alberta. Everything that is, except Wong’s Golden Chinese Restaurant…
The date is set. Nik Wallenda will walk a tightrope across Niagara Falls on June 15, 2012.
William George Barker was even more decorated than Billy Bishop.
Leslie reviews “Billy Bishop Goes To War”.
In the evening on July 20, 1969, my mother took my sister and I outside the house in Winnipeg to look up at the moon.
Bob Cromwell is a great storyteller who lives in Brooks, Alberta, in the Canadian Badlands, about an hour and a half east of Calgary.
