Strangers in the House

A renowned author explores the intriguing history of her prairie house, delving into the life of its first occupant, Napoléon Sureau dit Blondin, who built it in the 1920s amid a tense social climate for French-speakers in Canada. Through research and interviews with descendants, she uncovers a story of resilience amidst discrimination, providing insight into a troubling chapter of Canadian history with contemporary relevance.