Preserving places means letting them change. My family’s Kenora hotel taught me that
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OPINION
Caring for the places that carry our memories
The hotel my great-grandfather once owned, and the family camp he built, won’t survive if they exist only in the past
NANCY MACDONALD
THE GLOBE AND MAIL
PUBLISHED 1 HOUR AGO
The Kenricia (aka Tourist) Hotel in Kenora, Ontario.
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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.
I never thought much about it.
For most of my life, the Kenr…
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