A fiery blast from a rifle cuts the cool autumn nighttime air. A raucous crowd fuelled by post war nationalism is thrown into confusion and scatters. A man lay dead.
A fiery blast from a rifle cuts the cool autumn nighttime air. A raucous crowd fuelled by post war nationalism is thrown into confusion and scatters. A man lay dead.
At one time, the Bentley family was regarded as the greatest hockey family in western Canada.
It came in 1967, and began a new chapter in the history of Drumheller. Today the Drumheller Institution remains an important part of the community, employing in the area of 400.
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