Paper Wheat
Synopsis
Early Saskatchewan settlers faced harsh conditions while establishing the foundation of the co-op movement on the Prairies.
Synopsis
In early 20th century Saskatchewan, settlers faced challenging conditions as they established their lives on the Prairies. "Paper Wheat," based on the play by John McLennan, examines the struggles of these pioneers and highlights the emergence of the cooperative movement as a response to economic hardship. Directed by Albert Kish, the film provides insight into the community-driven efforts that shaped agricultural practices and social structures in the region, reflecting the resilience and determination of the settlers during this pivotal time in Canadian history.
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