It's a prairie mystery... Cattle have been disappearing from neighbouring ranches, and it's up to Ben and Sarah to figure out what's going on!

The brother and sister—and their fearless dog, Scruffy—have the adventure of their lives racing through blizzards, rescuing a calf, encountering wild animals, riding along on a cattle drive, and solving the mystery of the missing cattle.

A wild west story of life on a ranch!

Awards:
Finalist. 2022 Saskatchewan Book Awards: Children’s Award.
Finalist. Next Generation Indie Book Awards: Children’s/Juvenile Early Readers/Chapter Books (Fiction).

From its humble origin as a one-storey frame house to the stately brick structure of today, the story of our provincial Government House is a long and interesting journey. This illustrated history of Government House brings to life the role of the vice-regal representative and explores the many uses the building itself has served, taking the reader on a narrative and photographic voyage from its unpretentious beginnings before the birth of our province to its present-day regal splendour. Published in celebration of the 125th anniversary of Government House in 2016, Government House, Regina, Saskatchewan: An Illustrated History is a trip through time that preserves, promotes and enhances the important place Government House occupies both in Canadian history and in these modern times.

The boys are back! Tony Shepherd’s relaxing summer at the lake with his family crashes to a halt when Charlie Wolfe arrives at the cabin after a local man goes missing. Nothing is ever simple when Charlie’s around, and soon the boys are caught in a dark tangle of violence and danger. If they’re not careful, their search could bring harm to more than just themselves… Can Tony protect his family and Charlie?

Join the Ginger Prince and his family as they learn that even the very first Christmas wasn't quite what was expected

Handcrafted prayer journals by Rannel Motsi. Each journal provides a sacred space for reflection, gratitude, and spiritual growth. Perfect for daily devotions, meditation, or deepening your faith journey. Beautifully designed to inspire meaningful moments of connection and inner peace.

A true story of kindness and hope…

Traditional Indigenous values remain the lifelong foundation of young Catherine’s life, despite the hardships of a northern Residential School.

Written by Elizabeth Merasty and Brie Phillips

“Putting others before yourself is a tall order. But anyone who even attempts it brings about a change in themselves and in the people around them. It was this underlying philosophy that prompted us to begin a food bank in Rosthern. We had no real blueprint to follow. But we ventured out and took a risk. We would do our best to put others first. This is the story of how it unfolded, the story of Good Neighbours Food Centre in Rosthern, Saskatchewan.”

This multilayered collection 
unfolds with recurring 
themes of faith, family, and 
music that weave through it 
like threads of gold. 

With close attention to 
detail, Mourre takes us along 
with her, experiencing every 
moment (big and small), 
revealing the extraordinary 
ordinary beauty of a life 
lived and celebrated in
both its joys and sorrows. 
A collection you won’t want 
to miss.

Author shortlisted for two Saskatchewan Book Awards. Author of three collections of short fiction: Landlocked, What’s Come Over Her? and To Everything a Season.
Themes of aging, music, and hope

Fiction