Author name: Jack Surveyer

Baseball Stories

Starting just at the outbreak of Spring and Hope, like the nearby Ganaraska river overflowing with vigor, the Toronto Blue Jays commence their fifteenth season since winning two World Series in a row. And to hopefully inspire the birds not emulate their Maple Leaf co-denizens, I have started a coverage of the Blue Jays in …

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Art School Shows

Its that time of year again, when image lovers get to see the latest works coming from the Art Schools. April 3, Ryerson Institute has added its shows. They are posted in alphabetical order: The Alberta College of Art and Design, Calgary Alberta . Canadore College Graphic Design March 13 to 27th at WKP Kennedy …

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On Roncesvalles in T.O.

Toronto,like much of Canada, has had to suffer what might be passed off as the slings and arrows of Global Warming. More variable weather with greater swings and extremes. The following pictures tell the story: Even the trees and powerlines are filled with snow. Its on days and weeks like this in the WinterTime – …

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Highway of Heroes

Its is near Spring in Southeastern Ontario – but  Winter will take its ravages again this weekend. I am going to the 401 for the trip to Port Hope and then on to Toronto. I see a Mom with her little boy approaching the 401 overpass. Its already blocked by the Colbourne Fire Department and …

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North Bay Cooking

North Bay is part of cottage and summer vacation country well North of Toronto. So that means the area has the more hardy North country inhabitants as well as its own industries and identity. This is Manitou country – what the Algonquin Indians refer to as the spirit and balance of nature in life. Manitou …

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Fall Drizzle

Despite observing Fall Colors closely for the past 20 years as an avid amateur photobug, I have yet to fathom what makes for a good Fall color season and what does not. It is specially hard to forecast the appearance and duration of Fall Colors in in the Maple belt of Ontario. Rain in September, …

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Spawn Run on the Ganaraska

Every Fall the citizens of Port Hope are treated to the Salmon Run up the Ganaraska River. Just at the start, downtown Port Hope Now for all of you Pix of Canada readers who followed our coverage of the Spring Fanny on the Ganny Festival, you know the Ganaraska runs downstream for about 12-16 kilometers …

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