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Canadian Cowboy Country has celebrated the heart and soul of the Canadian West since 1997. We are dedicated to the preservation of our Western heritage by sharing stories on the people, places, and products of the West.
The soldier who saved a bear cub and inspired Winnie-The-Pooh. Major Harry Colebourn’s story begins far from the Canadian prairie he would one day call home. Born in Birmingham, England, in 1887, he crossed the ocean at 18, landing in Toronto...
The Cree artist who chronicled his family and life in oil. Cree artist Allen Sapp didn’t chase trends, movements, or theories. He painted the life he lived. Born in 1928 on the Red Pheasant Cree Nation, Sapp grew up in a world shaped by family,...
A look back at stories that are still in our hearts—and more to come! Canadian Cowboy Country is proud to celebrate 30 years riding for the brand—three decades of stories, images, and voices that honour the working West and the people who...
They reset the bar for the Reining competition. When you meet reining trainer and coach Austin Seelhof, you’re struck first by his calm, grounded presence—the kind that comes from decades spent among horses. “I’m a reining horse trainer,”...
24 The rolling hills and native grass of the Hays family ranch. Hays Land & Cattle Ltd has been running cattle on the rolling hills near Hardisty for over a century, and if you ask David Hays what keeps the place thriving, he'll tell you...