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Nov. 30, 2007
Hi, I thinking about moving to Berry, QC and was wondering if anyone could provide any information on the town. Many thanks
- howdee
Nov. 28, 2007
Thanks for the great stay on our way back from Alaska, July 05, and the nice piece of fresh Halibut. Hope to see you soon again.
Erik and Carl on the HIOLANI Will try to send or attach photos - CarlJohansen
hello does anyone out there know the number for the payton Saskatchewan fire department?
- witchywoman341972
Nov. 26, 2007
hey folks, is this the first blog on Dorion? It would be nice to hear from some residents. Would you recomend Dorion as a place to move to? What are some positives?
- iwbafarmer
there's no place like millertown. i grew up there and it will always be home to me.
- maureenmaloney
Nov. 25, 2007
looking for any information on Bauder family in north frontenac county - Arlene enright
- arlene009
Nov. 21, 2007
Maud-Mary Raisbeck born in Alexandria and was my mother.
- lucking
I lived in Lively and was raised there from 1957 I was 4 years old. I loved the own it was wonderful ansd would love to connect with anyone who lived there back then or who might know me.
- gentleher
Nov. 20, 2007
Is there anywhere I can find out about Russell family in Paisley My grandfather was born there in ca 1890's John Russell and raised a family in Alberta.
- RonaldoC
Nov. 16, 2007
When was Bellis settled? Who donated the land? How much land was set aside?
- sunguran
Nov. 15, 2007
I use to live there and i am looking for any information pics and anything that as to do witrh Faro ,i miss the place.
- Hscorpio
Nov. 14, 2007
What can you tell me about the history of the molybdenum mine near endako, bc?
thank you - fmontey
Nov. 13, 2007
Are there any Roberts family still in Cabri?
- Veerman
I registered for the Quatsino Blog because several people from my homeplace here in Trysil, Norway were among those who first settled at Quatsino. I have read the story written by George Nordstrom about these first settlers and their struggle. It is extremely fascinating - and I would like to know more about their story and about the place.
I August 2008, we will arrange an emmigration reunioen here in Trysil - a meeting between descenders of Trysil emmigrants to USA/Canada. What a great happening it would be if somebody from Quatsino could come and tell the story. You can follow information about the "Stevne" on our homepage: http://www.hig.no/hildings/Trysilstevne/index.htm OR on the homepage for Trysil Historielag USA-Canada: httP://homepage.mac.com/wildweave/trysil/index.htm Kind regards from Hilding Sponberg, Trysil, Norway - Hilding
Nov. 9, 2007
Hello Hopedale. Sorry we didn't reach your community last summer but we will surely make it there next summer. Is ther a fellow named Mike Earle living in Hopedale this winter? Thank You...Rick Miles Vessel Wanderbird
- Wanderbird
Nov. 8, 2007
I moved to Blackfalds in the summer of 1969. We moved to 5515 Shull St. A bottle of pop from the general store was 17 cents. The population was 250 people. The first kid I met was Wayne Kingstone. I stayed in Blackfalds until 1980. It was a great little town to grow up in. All the freedom you ever wanted. And of course lots of trouble to get into with the right friends. So I guess I had the right friends because I got into loads of trouble. But this is what kids growing up are suppose to do. If you remember me or that time in Blackfalds. Please Blog away. I almost forgot . I was 7 years old in 1969.
- ChangedMan
Nov. 7, 2007
My Grandfather and father told me about the St.Ambroise and this is where my dad grew up!They had the Blue Bird Hunting lodge!My dad is buried in St.Ambroise and my Grandfather is Buried at Green acres in Winnipeg Next to my Grandmother.
Dad Leo Lavallee Grandfather Francios(Frank)Lavallee Grandmother Clara Lavallee(Chaboyer) I now live in Hope BC Where I manage a Community Forest,But would love to see pics of Home!!! - Conradcronk
Nov. 6, 2007
What is the population?
Is it a good place to live? what activities does it offer children? - margieandderek
I read in a newspaper in Kirriemuir, Angus, Scotland
that Kirriemuir in Alberta got its name from Kirriemarians working on the Canadian Pacific Railway - they thought that the area was similar to their hometown so they called it after Kirriemuir in Scotland. There is also an Alyth along the road from Kirriemuir both in Scotland and in Canada. I beleive there is several other Scottish place names in Canada named by the Railway Workers who came from Scotland. - kirriebloke
Nov. 4, 2007
My family and I visited your lovely town this summer and were lucky enough to catch a performance of Al Berard and his daughter (?) who were up from Louisiana for the Acadian festival. It was an enjoyable evening.
The next day I took pictures of the area businesses and the fish market to show the grade two classes. They are studying Meteghan as part of their social studies. I made a couple of power point presentations and presented them recently to the grade twos. They were fascinated to learn your community is not much different from ours (except for the water: we are land locked). They had so many questions and I tried my best to answer them with my limited knowledge of Meteghan and two days of sight seeing. It was great fun. I'd like to thank Meteghan for sharing your community with us in Alberta. You were great!! - RoseAnn
Nov. 2, 2007
Cormorant is a really beautiful place to live. I enjoy all the weather condition's even though they can be harsh sometime's.
- myra
Nov. 1, 2007
I love this place!!
- areitsma
Hi, I am moving from England to Rural Kinistino and I was hoping for any helpful advice you think may be needed for a family not used to the road and weather conditions. Also where would be the best place to buy fresh produce. My Family and I can't wait to get to Canada. Thanks
- dykes
Oct. 31, 2007
Denholm is a beautiful getaway from the city life, tucked away in the heart of the rolling gatineau hills. This small canton has awsome trails bringing you to breath taking views of the country side and a water fall, it has many lakes offering summer getaways and excellent fishing.
Though this may be a very quiet and small town, it still holds that untouched beauty that lets you experience God's creation! ( you can tell I love this place ) A great time to drive by is in the hight of fall colors! - page1of2
Oct. 30, 2007
all info about Warner Alberta as we are considering moving there
- teddybear
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