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Fort William Daily Times Journal, 31 Jul 1971     Full text available in Newspaper Clipping File File subject: LF - Thunder Bay - Biography - Harrison, Charlie and Fred Full text available on microfilm

    Full text available on microfilm at the Brodie Resource Library.

Port Arthur News Chronicle, 25 Sep 1916     Full text available on microfilm

Dooley, Beth, Chronicle-Journal, Sep 2019     Full text available at the Brodie Resource Library

Chronicle-Journal, 5 Jun 2020, A3     Full text available at the Brodie Resource Library

    This photograph is from the publication "Souvenir of Twin Cities: Port Arthur and Fort William" which is part of the Dominion Series View Books. This book was produced by the Photogelatine Engraving

Chronicle-Journal (Thunder Bay), 5 Oct 2024, A1     Full text available on microfilm at the Brodie Resource Library

    Full text available on microfilm at the Brodie Resource Library

    The supply boat, the 'Butcher's Boy' docked at McKellar's Harbour to unload food and materials for CPR construction crews. Roads to such isolated areas did not exist, so men relied on cargo boats to

    A view of the harbour showing freight offices and sheds, loading docks and railroad cars. Tug boats and a yacht are at anchor. Freight sheds are for both CNR and CPR. In this promotional photograph w

    Black and white photograph of the launching of the first boat at Western dry docks and shipyard, Port Arthur.

    Black and white photograph showcasing the S.S. Keewatin near the Port Arthur harbour, Ontario. This photo is part of a collection produced by the Photogelatine Engraving Co. Ltd. titled Souvenir Fold

    Black and white photograph of the Thunder Bay, built by the Port Arthur Shipbuilding Co. in 1952. The vessel is listed as a bulk carrier and weighed 12,435 gross tons. The Port Arthur Shipbuilding Co

    Contributed to the World War One Thunder Bay Centennial Project.

    Black and white photograph of the E.B. Barber, being built by the Port Arthur Shipbuilding Co. in 1952. The ship was finished and launched the following year. The E.B. Barber ran for more than 30 yea

    Black and white photograph of the S.S. Sir James Dunn, built by the Port Arthur Shipbuilding Co. in 1952. The vessel is listed as being a bulk carrier and weighed 12,433 gross tons.

    Full text available on microfilm at the Brodie Resource Library.

    Colour postcard showing Thunder Bay Harbour and its grain elevators. The back of the postcard reads "World Port on the Inland Sea: Though the city of Thunder Bay is geographically in the centre of Ca

Chronicle-Journal, 16 Nov 2017, A5     Full text available on microfilm

Chronicle-Journal (Thunder Bay), 27 May 2023, B     Full text article is available at the Brodie Resource Library