Anthony A. Davis

Students at Lakeland College in Vermilion, Alta., study from the saddle. When they’re done, they find work on ranches, feedlots and remote cow camps.

Jim Prentice is one of many to commemorate the Alberta MLA. ’Manmeet really personified everything good about humanity,’ he says.

A former fireman, he never hesitated to rush to help others. He later became an engineer, working on projects around the world.

As a girl, she dreamed of a career helping others. Through her own dark times, she became an advocate for the homeless.

He escaped the brutal Pinochet dicatorship in Chile. After settling in Canada, he was a lifeline for other refugees.

A ‘wild-child’ with a compassionate heart and 70 tattoos, she loved risk-taking and joined the Reserve as a teen. She found her calling as a paramedic.

After a liver transplant at the age of five, he became national news. He dreamed of becoming a police officer and living a normal life.

From an early age, she had a big personality and a love of drama. Itching for adventure, she travelled overseas to teach.

From childhood, he had a passion for vehicles. Though he sometimes worked 18-hour days, he also loved to relax by camping and ATVing.

Taken by B.C.’s beauty, he left the RAF to move to Vernon. He became a realtor with a passion for acting and building.