Behind the Headlines: How one prairie company is reconnecting families with old farms

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Kim Bessette, who grew up near St. Benedict, and his wife, from the Mankota area, run a business built on preserving aerial images of prairie farmyards, many of them taken more than half a century ago. 650 CKOM's Brittany Caffet talks with the couple about these photographs bring back people's memories.
14 Jan English Canada News

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