The Lumberman's Shadow (Coming Soon)

A BRIEF LOOK INSIDE
In late summer 1939, brothers Walter and Keith Burke are working the woods above the Stewiacke River when war begins to reach their rural Nova Scotia world. Raised around farms, timber, tools and practical work, both men are forced to reconsider what duty and service really mean.
Walter carries his skills overseas with the Canadian Forestry Corps, where lumbermen become soldiers and timber supports roads, bridges, railways, camps and an advancing army. Keith remains in Nova Scotia, contributing through farming and the skilled trades while trying to understand the value of service performed far from the battlefield.
The story continues beyond the fighting, following the return to peace, the rebuilding of families and communities, and the lasting ways war can shape ordinary lives. At its heart, The Lumberman’s Shadow is a story of brotherhood, family, work, sacrifice, and the people whose essential contributions rarely made it into the history books.

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