Postcard Memories

Canadian Fairmile B’s, of which six were built at Midland Boat Works, served the coastal forces of the Royal Canadian Navy

'The Royal Anne was the primary Crealock boat on which Fred was born…in Midland harbour no less.,' author recalls. 'It had been a supply boat up the shore for many years'

Back in the day, there were numerous native or Métis fishing guides to tend to the extensive tourist trade on the Bay.

'It is a bit like my German father on Remembrance Day…full of mixed emotions. I suspect it is a bit like that for those who are native,' author notes

'In 1952, during the growing Cold War, Midland received a gift of specialized tooling, lens designers and some brave souls who pulled up stakes to live in a small town in Ontario,' author notes of Leitz's move to Midland

Ernest, George, Fred and Philwere were the sons of Madame and Monsieur Didace Grisé

Author explores Tiny's beaches when everyone enjoyed unfettered access

A fixture on King Street since Joe Lan started it in 1916, the Café closed for good after Qua Lee’s death in 1965

The first Catholic Mass in Ontario was held in 1615 at Carhagouha, not far from present-day Lafontaine

Author hopes kids will be able to enjoy an idyllic summer camp experience this year