Broad Is the Way

Discover the captivating stories of pioneer life in northern Alberta through the eyes of Margaret Norquay in her compelling book, Broad Is the Way. Published by Wilfrid Laurier University Press in 2008, this engaging collection spans 120 pages and chronicles Norquay's experiences after moving to Mayerthorpe with her husband, a minister of the United Church of Canada, in 1949. As they navigated the challenges and triumphs of rural life in a burgeoning community, Norquay offers readers a unique glimpse into the history and personal anecdotes of the region. This biography not only highlights the resilience of the people of Mayerthorpe but also sheds light on the role of clergy spouses in shaping community life. Perfect for those interested in Canadian history, biography, and the intricacies of pioneer living, Broad Is the Way is a heartfelt tribute to a time and place that shaped the lives of many.