On September 30th, please observe National Truth and Reconciliation Day. It is to remember the truth behind the Residential schools that Native children were sent to, some forcibly. Some even died.
Here is a small video of the painted stones found outside the public library at Bobcaygeon, Ontario. The stones represent a child that had died at the residential school in Kamloops. Sadly, the truth is that there were 4000 recorded deaths at these schools.
In my travels around Ontario and now into Quebec and the States, I have been to thousands of places over the past years. The one thing that I have learned in all of this is that there are so many places to visit and see.…
We have started our tours of the continent for this year. So far, we have not travelled as much as we could, opting to enjoy the place we call home. Still, there have been places we have seen, and you can see the pics that I…
Growing up, I never really understood the romance some people have with their cars. I have always considered a vehicle a means simply to go from one spot to another. My view changed when I finally got my license and discovered that owning a car…
Yeah, Charlene ain’t too happy with me in this picture. I took this when we were travelling out east last summer. We were visiting Queen’s Wharf in Charlottetown, PEI. There is a structure that encourages the placing of love locks. When I first heard of…
