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White River was originally set up as a rail town on the Canadian Pacific Railway in 1885. It was not road accessable until 1961. Although the forest industry is the largest employer, White River is most famous for being the home of “Winnie the Pooh”. In August 1914, a trapped Black Bear Cub named Winnie was sold to Captain Harry Coleburn in White River, who named it after his hometown, Winnipeg. Over the years, the animal became the basis for the popular literary character. It’s “Canadian Roadside Attraction” is a giant thermometer.
Lise Aserud/AP Toronto Star Travelling the ice road Travelling the winter ice road between Moosonee and Attawapiskat, a river crossing with holes marked... Europe paralyzed by snow, ice Bosnia declared a state of emergency as much of Europe was blasted by a deep freeze, ... |
Sweet Wines – Sugar me up Vancouver Sun (blog) Botrytis is triggered by the same phenomena as in Sauternes, caused by temperature differences in the waters of two rivers that intersect. But here the grapes are different. You have Harslevelu and Furmint, which are hardly household names. A dry white ... |
Active birders find plenty to watch Ottawa Citizen ... swan paid a short visit to the Mississippi River near Dalhousie Lake, where it was seen by Susan Snyder. She observed it had a considerable amount of light brown feathering. It takes several years for the swans to mature into full white plumage. |
OUTDOORS NOTEBOOK: Wolf delisting creates dilemma in ND, Groups commend ... Grand Forks Herald This Winter That Wasn't has been a disaster for snowmobile enthusiasts, but Ross Spoonland of Park River, ND (pictured), logged 677 miles Jan. 29-30 when he joined Paul Robinson of Winnipeg for a trek across northwestern Ontario. |
UPI NewsTrack TopNews UPI.com Deputies found signs of the family along a logging road at the western edge of Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest, and about 11:30 am Saturday a helicopter crew spotted the trio. The parents were hungry, somewhat dehydrated and cold, and their son ... |
The James Bay Winter Road links Attawapiskat and Moosonee in Northern Ontario Toronto Star ... River south of Attawapiskat. They're swaddled head to toe to dough-boy plumpness, wearing construction helmets and reflector vests, heavy gloves and ice cleats on their big boots, their breath puffs of white against the crystalline blue sky. |
Energy board setting up power line review The Chronicle Journal Anyone who thinks there should be oral hearings into a proposal to build a major new hydro line just west of White River has to act fast. The Ontario Energy Board, which must approve the line, says arguments in favour of an oral hearing must be ... |
In the theatre of the mind, one old photo equals 0 Londoner A map reveals that Hornepayne sits on highway 631, about 100 kilometers north of White River and Trans-Canada Highway 17, and on the CN rail line that connects Toronto, Sudbury and Winnipeg and many tiny spots that most Canadians will never see or hear ... |
 Toronto Life (blog) | Three Ontario chefs show off the best of Aussie cooking at the epic Toronto ... Toronto Life (blog) Here in Toronto, three Ontario chefs—Matt Kantor (Secret Pickle Supper Club and Ghost Chef), John Placko (culinary director of Maple Leaf Foods) and Kingston wunderkind Luke Hayes-Alexander (Luke's Gastronomy)–banded together to host three nights ... |
 SooToday.com | Sunday morning wicked weather update SooToday.com SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT FOR: CITY OF THUNDER BAY - ATIKOKAN - UPSALA - QUETICO - SUPERIOR WEST - GULL BAY - BLACK STURGEON LAKE - ARMSTRONG - AUDEN - WABAKIMI PARK- WAWA - WHITE RIVER - PUKASKWA - SAULT STE. MARIE - SUPERIOR EAST - KAPUSKASING ... |
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