Caron resident Wayne Boldt has story featured in Canada 150 Chicken Soup for the Soul book
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Photo courtesy Dan Brown Photography
Wayne Boldt, Caron resident, is now published in
Chicken Soup for the Soul: The Spirit of
Canada with
a story from when he was a young boy.
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By Lisa Goudy
When Wayne Boldt was 12 years old, he and his friend Neil
decided to go on a two-day bike trip from Saskatoon to the grand opening of the
Gardiner Dam on the South Saskatchewan River.
The dam, which is the third largest embankment dam in Canada
and one of the largest in the world, officially opened on June 21, 1967.
“I didn’t think my parents would go for that, so I said,
‘Let’s call it our Canada’s centennial project. Maybe that will elevate it,’”
said Boldt, who now lives in Caron.
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