Meet the Edmonton illustrator who is documenting Saskatchewan’s ghost towns
Sask-born Nigel Hood documented SNFU via a series of illustrations. Now he’s doing the same for prairies ghost towns
When Nigel Hood, an Edmonton-based illus...
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Ghost Town, Saskatchewan: West Bend: Photo Essay
Saskatchewan musician finds familial roots amid ruins of ghost town
According to the Saskatchewan Census, West Bend once had a population of 25 in 1981. But th...
Ghost Town, Saskatchewan: Jedburgh: Photo Essay
Life is still found in the artistic expression on some of the old buildings of Jedburgh
Jedburgh is a very rural ghost town forgotten in the dust out about 15 ...
Limblifter return to Saskatchewan after eight year absence: Interview, Photo Essay
New album forthcoming from Vancouver-based group
It’s Friday evening at the Gateway Festival in Bengough. The sun is setting in the next field over, and a mode...
Ghost Town, Saskatchewan: Ardath: Photo Essay
Ardath, SK in decline after a series of tragic circumstances
All that's left is the church, a ruined brick bank vault and a few scattered houses.
Ardath, Sa...
Ghost Town, Saskatchewan: Girvin: Photo Essay
Girvin, Saskatchewan is probably doomed
It's not a ghost town, yet, but Girvin, Saskatchewan is doomed. Probably.
Nestled between Davidson and Craik on High...
Ghost town, Saskatchewan: Bents: Photo Essay
Bents, a Saskatchewan ghost town, is fucking terrifying
The first time I saw a UFO I was with my best friend Chris. We had watched in awe as a star-like shape ...
Ghost town, Saskatchewan: Bounty: Photo Essay
Bounty, Sask. clings to life despite ghost town status
It looks like a scene from a prairies zombie apocalypse. Or, worse, a passage from Cormac McCarthy’s dys...