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General Alexander Ross

The early history of the Royal Canadian Legion in Yorkton, Saskatchewan, and Canada, centered around a prominent pioneer and citizen of the province, General Alexander Ross, who spent his later years in Yorkton.

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This page features an extensive biography of General Ross, compiled from a four-part series by local writer Ruth Shaw.

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Below are the links of complete biography of General Ross which is categorized in 4 parts​

Part1(Early Years)

Part2 (Law and Military Beginnings)

Part3 (The Great War)

Part4 (Post-War Contributions)

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The General’s military medals are in the safe custody of the Royal Regina Rifles Regiment in Regina. His many Legion medals are on display in a place of honour at the General Alexander Ross Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion in Yorkton. His sword, cap, and belt are also displayed in the Officers' Mess of the local Armory.

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For more insights into General Ross's life and legacy, you can check out the Yorkton Stories Podcast with Dick DeRyk, where they delve deeper into the history of General Ross.
Visit Yorkton Stories Podcast here.

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