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Infection is not new here . . .

June 1, 2020 by Glenn

Tuberculosis has plagued the North since it arrived with whalers in the late nineteenth century. At its peak, in the 1950s, it infected one in three Inuit in Canada.

Read this at | The Walrus:  The North Knows What It’s Like to Fight a Pandemic

Filed Under: Noteworthy

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Canopée Lit treehouse

Treehouse with Bathroom

frozen lake at Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park

Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park

Gord Vaadeland tweeting

Saskatchewan’s Tweeting Cowboy

Sopwith Camel

William George Barker: Canada's most decorated war hero

bears at night - Highway 400 wildlife bridge at French River Ontario Pat Brennan

Highway 400 North to Sudbury

Lost art found under horsehair insulation …

Regeneration on Main Street

Picturesque Canada Volume One title page

CANADA souvenirs

Bill Gates points to Canada as world leader in innovation …

Indian Horse movie

“First Nations boy with long hair who can skate.”

Yuquot Master Carver Sanford Williams

Yuquot (Friendly Cove) — Centre of the World

Fly-fishing the Miramichi River in New Brunswick

Fishing the Miramichi

Ottawa Byward Market

48 Hours in Ottawa

Cycling Bow Valley Parkway-Banff National Park by Carol Patterson for roadstories.ca Area closures minimIze wildlife disturbances

Cycling Bow Valley Parkway – Banff National Park

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