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How gold brought the railway to the North

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By Karen Bachmann
| Timminstoday.com
Every week brings us just a little bit closer to the reopening of the Ontario Northland Railway, and I, for one, can’t wait. I fully admit that I am smitten with the romance of train travel — the unhurried pace, the intimate space, and the chance to see the countryside slip by your window, making you realize that you are actually headed somewhere. It is also about our heritage, because the history of the ONR really is a history of the development of Northern Ontario.
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Poor sportsmanship, scandal marred 1926 Timmins election

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By Karen Bachmann
| Timminstoday.com
As candidates get their nomination papers in order, and people start paying more attention to municipal politics, I thought it would be interesting to look at the election that took place in Timmins in 1926.
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A 'who's who' of the North toasted the grand opening of the Hotel Connaught

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By Karen Bachmann
| Timminstoday.com
TIMMINS - I admit to having a fascination with old, stately hotels. The CP hotels that once dotted Canada (and still remain intact for the most part) were stunning examples of imposing (if imperial) architecture; most of them were built between 1893 (Chateau Frontenac) and 1930 (Chateau Montebello). While the Porcupine area cannot claim to have been a home to one of those beauties, we did have our fair share of fashionable, if somewhat practical, hotels.
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