Captivated by wheels, metal cabs, trailers and pulleys, nearly every kid enjoys toy vehicles. The trucks, tractors, fire trucks and heavy equipment inspire imaginations and adventures. Children in the 1940s and 1950s were delighted to receive a gift that was sold by Lincoln Toys, representing associated manufacturers. The brightly coloured toy vehicles are now considered valuable collectibles. (There is no connection with Lincoln Logs toys.) Read More

Creating vivid paintings of horses, the Wild West and prairie life, Gerald David Tailfeathers was a promising artist from the time he was a boy living on Blood Reserve in Alberta. Training at prestigious art schools in Canada and the United States, Tailfeathers became one of the first professional Indigenous artists in Canada. Read More