1874… the North-West Mounted Police are Canada’s only hope to tame the wild frontier at the heart of its dream of nationhood. Their toughest opponents were not just American outlaws and whiskey traders… but the resistance of the land itself. “The Great March” recreates this spectacular adventure, depicting the perils and hardships faced by the newly minted “Mounties”. Resplendent in their majestic red serge, the men are unprepared for what awaits them. They confront terrifying prairie storms, starvation, thirst, dysentery, malaria, death of their horses, and the constant pervasive fear of battles with the whiskey traders and the prairies Indians. Based upon original diaries, journals and illustrations recorded by members of the expeditionary force of 1874.

Also available and published by GAPC Entertainment Inc. is the limited edition coffee table book entitled “RCMP : The March West” which made it to the Globe & Mail best seller list for non-fiction. The March West is a celebration in picture and story of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police on the occasion of the force’s 125th year.  Original images combine with the rich colour of modern paintings and archival photographs to breath new life into the story of the March West of 1874.