Articles from October 2010

This month our "TI Life" authors look back over Summer 2010. We also introduce four new contributors and we report with pride how our September article, “Gananoque’s Link to Victory”, written by John and Jim Taylor was reprinted with a “Wow Factor” by the Vintage Wings of Canada Foundation.

Paper work. Mounds and mounds of paper work pile high on a desk in an office over the summer months – a common sight for...

As a nautical hitchhiker, I've explored the Thousand Islands by tall ship, cruise ship, power boat, canoe skiff, Sea-Doo...

My brother and I spent every summer weekend on Calumet Island in the 1960s...

I learned to fish here in the Thousand Islands the year before we were married. My husband, Gary, grew up fishing. It wa...

Bill Munro, a photographer with a keen eye, has a simple-and-sensible philosophy about taking pictures: To get great pic...

Looking up the history of Hill Island's Lot #7 we discovered monsters and murderers...

Tuesday 3 May 1898 the First National Bank of Carthage did not open its doors for business. Why had the directors posted...

My earliest recollection of "River Runner", our spectacular 1926 Hutchinson Brothers sedan, was of a gray painted work

Hunched, damp and tired, we look at the scribbled number on the page and debate calling the U.S. Coast Guard. Almost 24-...

My co-workers warned me that June seems to skip right into September and everything in between is just a blur. How true it is,