Nancy Macdonald
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- Aug 1, 2026
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Opinion: Preserving places means letting them change. My family’s Kenora hotel taught me that (opens the original)
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Nancy Macdonald is a reporter at The Globe and Mail. Every July, on our way to the family camp, we drove past the building that had brought my family to Kenora in the first place. For most of my life, the Kenricia Hotel was simply a fading red-brick building at the corner of Main and Second streets, the city’s busiest corner. Its windows were dark – some covered with foil – and its brickwork bore the marks of decades of decline. The landmark had become, in the eyes of many residents, an eyesore
When wildfires struck, these B.C. cattle ranchers called in the cowboy cavalry (opens the original)
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How does smoke affect my health? What should I do if I have to evacuate? Globe reporter Jesse Winter and emergency physician Shazma Mithani answered your questions about wildfire season. The call went out on Facebook. The answer came on horseback. “It’s go time, folks,” Rhonda MacDonald wrote. “We need to evacuate our cattle and could use some good help on horseback.” The instructions were practical, there was no time for anything else: Horses MUST be shod. Dogs welcome, but only if they were us
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