Saskatchewan

Explore the rich history of the University of Saskatchewan in "Saskatchewan," a compelling work by Arthur S. Morton. Published by the University of Toronto Press in 1959, this insightful volume spans 277 pages and chronicles the University's journey from its inception to the end of its formative years in 1919-20. Following Morton's passing in 1945, Dr. Carlyle King meticulously curated and compiled the unfinished manuscript of the University’s history, bringing to life the pivotal moments and milestones that shaped this esteemed institution. Perfect for educators, historians, and anyone interested in Canadian education, "Saskatchewan" provides a unique perspective on the development of higher learning in Canada. Delve into this important work and discover the foundational stories that continue to influence the University of Saskatchewan today.