Thirty Years in the Canadian North-West

A personal memoir chronicling James Woodsworth's experiences living and working in the Canadian North-West for thirty years. He writes about his interactions with Indigenous Peoples, the fur trade, and the agricultural settlement of the region. A fascinating glimpse into Canada's history and the life of a pioneering settler.

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