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Craig Baird

Craig Baird

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Host, Canadian History Ehx

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Total articles 1436

  • A Stopover In Vermilion Before Heading Off To War

    By Craig Baird Verified| Vermilion Voice Verified In April 1916, Vermilion was just like every other community in Canada. It was dealing with the First World War. From raising money for the war effort, to seeing young men from the community leave, Vermilion did what it could to help fight the war. During that month, 300 men in khakis from Company D of the 151st Battalion arrived in Vermilion where they were staying in tents at the Exhibition Grounds. The unit arrived in mid-April 1916 where they were to remain for awhile as they trained.

    By Craig Baird Verified · Vermilion Voice

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Kensington Market

    By Craig Baird Verified| Canadian History Ehx@ If you walk through Canada’s largest city, and venture 30 mins north of the CN Tower, you will reach a very unique neighbourhood with colorful Victorian row houses. Eclectic vintage shops, and restaurants mix with arts spaces, specialty grocers, bakeries and cheese mongers. The energy here is like nowhere else in Toronto because you can stroll the vibrant neighbourhood, picking up bites from local establishments, check out handmade goods and groove out to tunes played by musicians on the street.

    By Craig Baird Verified · Canadian History Ehx

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • A Stopover In Vermilion Before Heading Off To War

    By Craig Baird Verified| Vermilion Voice Verified In April 1916, Vermilion was just like every other community in Canada. It was dealing with the First World War. From raising money for the war effort, to seeing young men from the community leave, Vermilion did what it could to help fight the war. During that month, 300 men in khakis from Company D of the 151st Battalion arrived in Vermilion where they were staying in tents at the Exhibition Grounds. The unit arrived in mid-April 1916 where they were to remain for awhile as they trained.

    By Craig Baird Verified · Vermilion Voice

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Canadian History Ehx

Canada, Canada