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Saskatchewan’s Wartime Contributions Presentation

Moose Jaw

November 19, 2022 - November 19, 2022
2:00 pm

Hear about war and its effects on the province and the people of Saskatchewan. Who went away? Who stayed at home? How did our province help the efforts to fight the enemy from abroad? From knitted socks and war bonds to victory parades and post-war recovery, see how the people of Saskatchewan were able to help those who were serving abroad.

Admission

Free with Museum admission. WDM members are free.

Information

WDM Moose Jaw 1-306-693-5989

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