Dale has lived in Thunder Bay since 1978, when she moved here to complete a Bachelor of Education degree at Lakehead University. She is also a graduate of McMaster University, and spent her working career at the Ministry of Transportation managing a multi-faceted portfolio which included road construction and maintenance, permit issuance, land development application … Read more
By Wavell Urry Depicted in this painting is a typical scene of the Port Arthur waterfront as it was a century ago. In the foreground are steamships awaiting cargo, a tug, and a log boom, representing a time when timber was still floated across Lake Superior to pulp mills and sawmills. In the background looms … Read more
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Dr. Michel S. Beaulieu, PhD, FRHistS is the Associate Vice-Provost (Academic) and a full Professor of History at Lakehead University. He is also a Docent of Social Science History at the University of Helsinki, a Docent of Modern North American History at the University of Oulu, and an Associate at the Wilson Institute for Canadian History at McMaster University. … Read more
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