As the Great Depression and devastating droughts ravaged the Prairies in the 1930s and 1940s, a Regina chiropractor named Joshua Haldeman became a leading proponent of an unusual new philosophy.

Joshua Haldeman hoped to replace democracy with a system of appointed engineers and scientists who would run government more rationally.{ai:summary}<p>In the 1930s and 1940s, during the Great Depression and severe droughts, Regina chiropractor Joshua Haldeman emerged as a key advocate for a unique philosophy aimed at addressing the challenges of the time. His ideas gained traction amid widespread hardship in the Prairies. </p><p>#history</p>

The ideological adventures of Elon Musk's Saskatchewan grandfather

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