This author focuses on exploring Canada's rich history and culture. His works offer a poignant look at the land and spirit of the country, rendered with a keen eye for detail and deep understanding. Through his writings, he reveals the connection between people and the wilderness, capturing the essence of Canadian identity. His prose serves as a testament to the enduring influence of nature and the past on the present.
Canadian agriculture began in the East and moved westward at an irregular pace. Once started, the western wheat fields extended at a rate which had no parallel in world history. All Canadian life was affected. In a very real sense, wheat built a nation.