Reel seat looks just like a Sila-Flex I had but has been turned around to be up-locking.

“Neo-Cane” is associated with Hardy, isn't it?

I've seen yellow Shakespeare and that color is close to my yellow St. Croix. I thought the "Neo-Cane" had a familiar sound to it so I gave it a search, it's a mark used by Hardy on some bamboo rods, did they also use it on 'glass rods?
My guess is that you have a nice old user rod of unknown heritage, but you might trace the tackle company in Calgary and possibly find someone who has old records of it or that remembers working there.

Herter's. Hmmmn ! The ferrules and reel seat (Cal-Air or Featherlite, maybe) could have come from any number of suppliers, and could be used on any blank by a hobby or small-shop builder. Factory rods from a variety of manufacturers also sourced hardware from these and other OEM suppliers. So hardware, unless custom stamped with a logo, is seldom definitive.

The blanks I remember from the late 1960s Herter's ( I have one built about 1969) were "browntone"--much darker, and, well, brown. But Herter's sold a lot of stuff, so maybe earlier than '66 or so, they had blanks and kits in that flat yellowish color . Boy is that some fun to look up for somebody with a stack of old Herter's catalogs. I'd have rather lost my box of Poetry of the Restoration books than the one with '60s Herter's catalogs, but a late 1970s move didn't go down that way.

I built on rather flat yellow (as I recall) Lamiglas blanks, and Fenwick, a slightly brighter yellow, of the '70s, so those were the first to come to mind. A builder could easily remove the Fenwick labling. Don't recall how or if the Lamis were labled. Either could be and often were fitted with sizematic ferrules as shown.

Fun to know if possible, but probably a nice rod to fish regardless. I'd guess somebody built that as steelhead and salmon runs came back in the Pacific northwest, so somebody from that region may be the key to remembering the shop or builder, and thereby the blank.

Herter's, maybe. They had everything, all the world's finest. Its happens I have a Herter's shirt on right now.