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Ready to play tourist? This week, we’re going on a private on-site tour of the Canadian Canoe Museum in Peterborough. Michelle speaks with museum Executive Director, Carolyn Hyslop, and Curator, Jeremy Ward, and learns all about the museum’s collection of more than 600 watercraft. We’ll also hear an essay by journalist Paul Rush about dealing with a medical emergency when you are alone at the lake. 


Special thanks to:

Carolyn Hyslop, executive director, Canadian Canoe Museum

Jeremy Ward, curator, Canadian Canoe Museum


Links:

For more information on the Canadian Canoe Museum, visit their website.

You can donate to the new museum here.


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Articles referenced:

“In sickness and in health” by Paul Rush (Cottage Life magazine, June 1998)


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