Retired miner catalogues the past
Donald Parrott, a 65 year old retired miner living near Thunder Bay, chronicles Red Lake Ontario’s mining boom from 1926 to 1936. He details Lorne Howey and George Campbell, the Campbell Red Lake Mine, air transport, and the region’s wartime decline and postwar life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Parrott
Red Lake
Ontario
Don
Harbor View Terrace
Chronicle Journal
G.B. Weiler
Jellico
George Whitney Campbell
Red Lake District
Lorne Howey
Howey
Lakehead
Rockies
Howey Bay
Hudson
CNR
Campbell Red
Gold Pines
Sioux Lookout
Harold Farring
Western Canada Airways
Cox
Presbyterian Church
Gene
Campbell
George
Campbells
Stinson
Travelair
Kenora
Hell’s Acres
Avon
Author Parrott
Gene Campbell
Manitoba to lease Cessna air ambulance to replace MU-2
Manitoba authorities announce a lease of a Cessna Citation I jet to replace the damaged MU-2 after January 13 at Berens River. The aircraft will serve medical evacuations across northern strips, carrying two stretchers and four attendants and flying from remote communities to Winnipeg hospitals about 100 mph faster than the MU-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Orchard
Jet Aids Medical Evacuations In Northern Manitoba
Highways and Transportation Minister Don Orchard introduces a newly leased Cessna Citation 1 jet for provincial use. The twin engined craft can land on most northern airstrips and transports patients to Winnipeg. It seats two stretchers and four attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highways and Transportation
Don Orchard
Orchard
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nydia Kostuik
Anne Skavinski
Thunder Bay
Womteway History
Cessna
Berens River
Nick Lysyshin
Rossburn
Man
Monarch Building Supplies
Oakburn Memorial
Avalon Theatre
Showtime
Russell
Urban Cowboy
John Travolta