Steele Narrows Provincial Park is an historical provincial park in the west-central region of the Canadian province of Saskatchewan in the transition zone between parkland and boreal forest.
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A very majestic place where you can go back in time and not help but think what it was like during The Northwest Rebellion and The Battle of Loon Lake in 1885. I came across a gravesite of 3 cree warriors who were K.I.A. on June 3rd 1885 during the rebellion against The Northwest Mounted Police. The white markers you see around the perimeter are where the...
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Monuments and grounds around them could use some TLC! The monuments at the top of the hill need the coverings replaced as some were not fully readable.
Staircase was sturdy and well-constructed, benches partway up the stairs were greatly appreciated, but there was some garbage and recycling and broken glass laying around the...
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The oral history compared to what is written is interesting. History written by an elite "Canadian" male. His narrative only serves the purpose to negatively portray the indigenous population while imply or inferring rightful ownership...
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