The Incognito Reporter and the On-to-Ottawa Trek
Resource type
Authors/contributors
- Dupuis, Michael (Author)
- Kluckner, Michael (Contributor)
Title
The Incognito Reporter and the On-to-Ottawa Trek
Abstract
At the height of the Great Depression, 2,000 young, single, unemployed and homeless men decided to ride boxcars from Vancouver to Ottawa to seek work and wages from Prime Minister "Iron Heel" R.B. Bennett. Their undertaking became the On-To-Ottawa Trek. Vancouver Advocate cub reporter Mark Hunter is given the perilous assignment of infiltrating the Trek. Once accepted into the journey, can he remain incognito? Can he endure the odyssey's hardships and dangers? Also, can he survive the Trek's violent ending? Most important, can he provide objective and accurate reporting of the historic event? --Publisher's description
Date
2026
Publisher
Friesen Press
Place
Altona, MB
# of Pages
234 pages
ISBN
978-1-0383-6151-6
Language
English
Link
Notes
Illustrated by Michael Kluckner.
Citation
Dupuis, M. (with Kluckner, M.). (2026). The Incognito Reporter and the On-to-Ottawa Trek. Friesen Press. https://books.friesenpress.com/store/title/119734000580422191/Michael-Dupuis-The-Incognito-Reporter-and-the-On-to-Ottawa-Trek
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