Susanna Mcleod

What would the architect think of what has become of his beautiful heritage train station at Kingston?

Tapping and clicking on tech devices, young and old minds are entertained but less socially engaged.

Reflecting the exciting glamour of the Dirty Thirties, the Graham-Paige Model 57 Blue Streak was luxury on wheels.

The helmet with a glass viewport was not new, but the tank of air attached on the diver’s back was revolutionary.

The human body is amazing.

In the late 1800s, women tending to hospital patients were tasked with cleaning, food preparation and very basic comfort of the ailing.

Hockey wasn’t on the mind of the teenager until he picked up a hockey stick.

Transforming a canvas into a Canadian wilderness scene, or observations of landscapes deeply scarred by war, the artist manifested passion.

The new buzz in the air in the mid-1800s was, um, electric. Literally.

Enjoying the fresh air, sunshine, and warmer temperatures of summer, time can fly past.