Harriet Rhue Hatchett (1863-1958)

Harriet Rhue Hatchett (1863-1958)

Harriet Rhue Hatchett was an educator, missionary, musician, and writer/composer of songs,hymns and poems. In the First World War, the Canadian armed forces chose a hymn she hadwritten, entitled “The Sacred Spot,” as the official marching song of the Canadian troops....

John Ware (c.1845-1905)

John Ware was a Canadian cowboy who played a key role in developing southern Alberta’sranching industry. Renowned as an excellent horseman, and a man of great strength, good natureand courage, he was one of the first Black people to live in Alberta and...
Hugh L. Fraser

Hugh L. Fraser

Hugh L. Fraser is an Olympian and a recognized international expert in sports law, now retiredfrom an outstanding career as a justice of the Ontario Court of Justice. Fraser came to Canada from Jamaica when he was seven years old. At the time, his...