Level 30 Computer Science
Videos are listed chronologically by date added, beginning with the most recent
Chief Whitecap. Episode 27
Series: Looking Back
The Dakota-Sioux Chief is the only Indian leader to be acquitted during the 1885 North-West Rebellion because he had a white witness and friend.
The Birth of Medicare. Episode 26
Series: Looking Back
Saskatchewan doctors go on strike in 1961 to protest the introduction of Medicare.
Factoria. Episode 25
Series: Looking Back
Investors lose a bundle when a proposed industrial mega-park collapses during Saskatoon's real estate bust in 1912.
The Unionist Party. Episode 24
Series: Looking Back
Two Conservative MLAs from Saskatchewan start the province's first separatist party in 1980 giving the movement some fleeting credibility.
The Blizzard of '47. Episode 23
Series: Looking Back
An elderly couple get lost in a snowstorm during the worst blizzard in Saskatchewan history.
Lions of Winter. Episode 22
Series: Looking Back
The Richardson rink of Regina wins the national and international championships in the early 1960s and change the game of curling in the process.
The Fighting Bishop. Episode 21
Series: Looking Back
Anglican Bishop Lloyd, the saviour of the Barr colonists, fights against the immigration of continental Europeans in the late 1920s.
God's Painter. Episode 20
Series: Looking Back
Berthold Imhoff, a German painter, makes an international name for himself by decorating hundreds of Saskatchewan churches. He dies penniless.
Depression Photo. Episode 19
Series: Looking Back
The Fehrs become the poster family for the Depression when their car breaks down in Edmonton on their way home in 1934.
Just Another Victim. Episode 18
Series: Looking Back
University of Saskatchewan President covers up the death of a student from alcohol poisoning by blaming the 1919 flu epidemic.
Murdered by the RCMP. Episode 17
Series: Looking Back
Estevan-area coal miners fight for better working conditions and run head-long into the trigger-happy RCMP.
Charlie's Silver. Episode 16
Series: Looking Back
One of many Gentleman Farmers to settle in Saskatchewan; he amasses the largest private collection of silver in Canada.
Canada's Pin-Up Girl. Episode 15
Series: Looking Back
A Saskatoon woman unknowingly becomes the favourite pin-up girl of Canadian troops fighting in Italy during World War II.
Quong Wing. Episode 14
Series: Looking Back
A Moose Jaw restaurant owner is fined for breaking a law that prohibited Chinese from hiring white women. He fights it all the way to the Supreme Courts.
An Epidemic of Bullets. Episode 13
Series: Looking Back
An epidemic of bullets ordered by the Prime Minister kills off most of the elk in Prince Albert National Park in 1959.