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Ship to Shore: Steamers and Hotelware of Muskoka’s Golden Age
his summer the RMS Segwun turns 125. She still sails the Muskoka Lakes, the last reminder of what was once the largest inland...
Of Bikes and Bondo: Doc James’s custom creations
Cummings was known only by his middle name, James. From the mid-1960s to the mid-1970s, he ran a shop, an old-time gas...
Many Hands Make Light Work: A Family Album Quilt
hen Oakville, Ontario, art quilter
Linda Achen conceived the idea of
a family album quilt decorated
with signatures and sayings of
relatives for...
Psychedelic Poster Art from Vancouver: The Ephemeral Turned Collectible
ancouver has a rich history as a
rock and roll city, and few have a
better appreciation for that history
than Rob...
“The Bones of Thought”: Punctuation in Translation
anice Gurney is a contemporary painter whose recent work expresses an apparently binary semiotic in what she has called “punctuation in translation” or...
Bank Note Iconography and the Ornaments of Commerce
ver the course of the next few years, Canadian paper currency will be changing to Canadian plastic currency as the Royal Canadian Mint...









