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It is the 25th of March, 1967, and my father, my then-boyfriend, John, and Dad’s second wife, plus me are on our way to St Austell, in Cornwall, England. We were visiting Dad’s mother, my Granny Bulford, whom I never really knew, as my parents had divorced when I was seven.
We were in Dad’s new white Mini Minor, a small car. In fact, a very small car. Dad’s head bru...
Marguerite Lindsay (top right) with the orphans of Muddy Bay – 1922
It’s hard to believe that over a century ago, my great aunt Marguerite Lindsay (1896-1922) was due to return home in August 1922. But instead, she disappeared.
It feels different to think about someone who passed away so long ago. Their loss doesn’t carry the same wei...
In 1848, Montreal hardware merchant William Workman was encouraged to run for mayor. He refused. Twenty years later, Workman was elected as the city’s mayor, bringing his extensive experience in business, banking and philanthropy to the position for three years.
A Protestant immigrant from Ireland, Workman (18...
A strange clomp, clomp, clomping woke me up. I looked around a strange room, from a strange bed, in a strange country. It was 1973 and I had arrived in West Germany the day before on a Canadian German Academic Exchange Society trip. I was going to a farm to work for two months, but the o...