Doug Chisholm, a remarkable heritage researcher and bush pilot, has taken on the awe-inspiring task of photographing and documenting the breathtaking beauty of Saskatchewan’s 3,800 remote lakes, islands, and rivers, many of which carry the names of brave military personnel who made the ultimate sacrifice during the Second World War. His meticulous work not only preserves these stunning landscapes but also serves as a heartfelt tribute to the fallen heroes, providing their families with a unique opportunity to explore and connect with sites that are often unreachable. Through Doug’s lens, the magnificent natural beauty of the region intertwines with the rich legacies of these servicemen, creating a poignant narrative that honors their memory while celebrating the splendor of Saskatchewan’s wilderness. It’s a beautiful blend of history, nature, and heartfelt remembrance that truly showcases the best of what this province has to offer.