An important piece of southeast Saskatchewan history is preparing for another summer tour. Dr. Galloway’s 1947 Snow Sedan, manufactured by the famous Fudge Factory in Moosomin, was restored by Darrell Hunter and Lisl Gunderman (Galloway’s granddaughter) and the couple toured across southern Saskatchewan and into Manitoba last year. This summer, they’re hoping to add some fellow snow plane enthusiasts as the Moosomin parade has a theme of the Fudge Factory this year. (Image courtesy Lisl Gunderman)

A chance stop at a rural museum has grown into a travelling prairie history project, reconnecting communities with a rare form of winter transportation that once helped save lives across southeast Saskatchewan. And this year, they’re calling all snow planes to action. Darrell Hunter and Lisl Gunderman, who live in Seba Beach, Alta., were visiting […]

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