The Border PoliceThe Border Police One Hundred and Twenty Five Years of Policing in Windsor C. H. Gervais Research by Mary E. Baruth Walsh and G. Mark Walsh 9 X 19 inches, 162 pagesover 120 b&w photographs and archival reproductions FROM THE CHAOTIC DAYS of the nineteenth century to the present, the lawmakers in the border towns of Windsor, Sandwich and Walkerville proved to be a tough minded, scrappy lot, rarely backing down from confrontations, and rarely

Seeking to forge a collective response to the emerging threat of publicly funded hydroelectric competition

At its centre is an image-by-image illustrated guide to the Series

reflect on what it was like to leave Canada behind when their parents made the trip back to the Soviet Union: the shock and excitement of new surroundings

Together they operate Baruth-Walsh Heritage Consultants and reside in Port Rowan

soon after his discharge from the R

of the Greek letter chi over the dark river

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she provides an absorbing account of the experience of a female student at the Ontario College of Art in the 1940s

New Hebrides

As a result of Arthur's efforts

LA NATURE s'efface devant la ville

Throughout it all