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Publication Date: March 18, 2026 - 15:03
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March breakers hit the slopes at Camp Fortune
March 18, 2026
After a brief hiatus, wintry weather returned to Ottawa-Gatineau this week. Jodie Applewaithe talked to families making the most of the days off school on the hill.
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“There’s a boy here, of course.”
It was my first day. I’d been hired to help with the holiday-season rush at a small historic house museum located in a tiny nature preserve tucked alongside a Toronto expressway. That morning, as the city was hushed by the year’s first snowfall, I took the subway and a bus and then walked down a steep hill, half slipping on the slick pavement. I arrived, eventually, at Todmorden Mills Heritage Museum and Arts Centre, home to a weathered nineteenth-century brewery, a paper mill, and two small historic houses, one yellow and one grey.
“A boy? Like ....
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