Products

This building on Otterloo Street in Indian Head Saskatchewan built in 1919 was home to the administration and distribution staff for the Dominion Forest Nursery Station. When government staff moved out in 1984 the building was transformed to the Pine Lodge Addictions Treatment Centre.

Read more less

A snow covered stack of round bales piled beside frost laden CPR telegraph lines during the golden hour of a Saskatchewan sunset.

Read more less

Silver buffaloberry is wild shrub found in southern Saskatchewan. Its berries provide a nutritional food source for wildlife all winter long. This watercolour image is a computer manipulated version of an original colour photograph.

Read more less

Siberian larch from the cold forests of Siberia is a cousin to the native tamarack found the Canada. Larch differ from other conifers in that it sheds its needles each fall with a fresh flush of soft green needles emerging each spring.

Read more less

White frost covered trees contrast the dark rails of the CPR mainline near Qu’Appelle, Saskatchewan during the golden hour of a Saskatchewan sunset.

Read more less

A fall thunderstorm in northern Saskatchewan. A lightning strike meets the forest at the end of the ‘Aspen Trail’.

Read more less

This stately heron with its subtle blue-gray plumage often stands motionless as it scans for prey on the shores of Limestone Lake.

Read more less