When members of the fledgling North West Mounted Police first travelled west in 1874, they found a vast and rugged land ruled by whisky traders, outlaws, and proud First Nations. From remote barracks in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, they quickly rose to the job of settling disputes and meting out frontier justice. These are amazing stories indeed of a formative time in Canada’s history and the diverse people who played a role in bringing justice to the western plains.
Written by Art Downs
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