Book # 22
ISBN 0-921969-22-8
The Saga of Albert Johnson (revised)
The Rat River Trapper

...is short on speculation and long on facts and material. 96 pages of condensed information make no attempt to solve the enigma of who Johnson was but pushes the curtain of mystery back on this Canadian manhunt in the Arctic circle. A good addition to any library on crime and criminals in Canada, it is produced in typical terse Gopher Book style.

Book # 23
ISBN 0-921969-23-6
Banff and Lake Louise

...is an updated history of enchanted Banff and Lake Louise, Canada's best known resort, this version includes the developments of the past twenty years. Where most histories of the area are trapped into focusing on Banff, this gives Lake Louise its proper place in the growth of the tourist industry. A rich source of little known facts on the famous holiday spot, its 100 pages of mountain legend fills the need for an updated version of this famous resort.

Book # 24
ISBN 0-921969-24-4
Chief Joseph and The Cypress Hills

...relates without undue exaggeration the story of the flight of the Nez Perce Indians from Idaho to the sanctuary of the Cypress Hills and of their victories and defeats in the incredible 2,000 km long journey and battle with the United States Army. 100 pages of magic history.

Book # 25
ISBN 0-921969-25-2
Outlaws of Saskatchewan, Vol.1

...contains seldom told fascinating tales of crime and criminals, in the prairie province. This 100 page book is complete with photos and diagrams which make Gopher Books distinctive and are included to assist the reader. Most of these sagas have never appeared in book form until this edition.

Book # 26
ISBN 0-921969-26-8
Outlaws of Manitoba

...seldom told tales of the Manitoba scene, this 100 page book encompasses pioneer Kenora in its scope and carries many a tale of the colourful old Manitoba Provincial Police, now only a footnote to western history despite its contributions.

Book # 27
ISBN 0-921969-27-9
The Yellowhead Trail in Manitoba and Saskatchewan (revised)

Its 100 pages form the only comprehensive outline of the development of the trail, the railroads and the myriad of towns which rose and fell along its pioneer path.

Book # 28
ISBN 0-921969-28-7
89 Interesting Places in Northern Alberta

...covers the area north of Red Deer with unique stories of places and things in this fascinating section of the province. A must for travelers who point the noses of their cars into the area east, west and north of the rapidly growing center of Red Deer. 100 pages of surprise.