Category Archives: Rambles

Bits and pieces provoked by moving through space, history, and the calendar.

National Treasure #56: Snowmobile

Sleds and where they came from. Continue reading

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National Treasure #55: Stratford Festival

Founded in 1952, the Stratford Shakespearean Festival of Canada produced its first play, Richard III (boo, hiss), in 1953 in a tent 0n the banks of the River Avon in . . . wait for it . . . Stratford, … Continue reading

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Day of the Dead

A collage for Day of the Dead. Continue reading

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National Treasure #54: Trans Canada Highway

The longest national highway. Continue reading

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National Treasure #53: Great Lakes

Water, water, everywhere, and one or two drops to drink. Continue reading

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National Treasure #52: Group of Seven

Hey, not all national treasures need to exhibit the high-brow artistry of Bobby Gimby’s Canada: the Group of Seven can qualify for some love, too. Franklin Carmichael Arthur Lismer A.Y. Jackson Frederick Varley Lawren Harris Frank Johnston J.E.H. MacDonald OK, … Continue reading

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National Treasure #51: Bobby Gimby’s “Canada”

A musical treasure. Well, it’s musical. Or maybe more of a treasure. Continue reading

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National Treasure #50: Rex Murphy

Rex Murphy: Newfoundlander, Rhodes scholar, sometime boozer, and voice of Canada. Continue reading

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National Treasure #49: Joni Mitchell

Saskatoon girl makes extraordinary. Continue reading

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