"Canon E. K. Matheson, D.D., Saskatchewan's First Graduate" is a compelling historical biography that chronicles the life and career of a pioneering figure in the development of Western Canada. The work focuses on Edward K. Matheson, a man of profound faith and academic achievement who holds the distinction of being the first individual to graduate from a higher learning institution in the province of Saskatchewan. This account provides a window into the formative years of the Canadian North-West, detailing the growth of the Anglican Church and its integral role in the social and educational framework of the region.

Through a narrative that blends personal history with broader regional developments, the work explores Matheson's contributions as a clergyman and educator. It highlights the challenges of ministry and community building during an era of rapid expansion and settlement on the prairies. By examining Matheson's legacy, the text offers valuable insights into the ecclesiastical history of the Canadian West and the evolution of its cultural institutions. This volume serves as an important historical record for those interested in the heritage of Saskatchewan, the history of Canadian education, and the lives of the individuals who shaped the spiritual landscape of the North-West.

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