T he burial trenches run in gently curving hollows across open meadow then disappear into
bush cover, alder and sumac and wild rose. Field daisies and goldenrod make a gentle …

O ur commercial yacht skirts the shore of Ile Sainte-Mar-guerite and rounds the point of Ile la
Sotisse. Weare rolling in a gentle swell in the Passage de la Quarantaine, surrounded by the …

In 1832 British colonial authorities established a quarantine station at Grosse Ile, an island
near Quebec City, after cholera outbreaks in northern England aroused fears that growing …

SPECIAL ARTICLES: THE RED MAN AND THE WHITE PLAGUE6 2.2 per cent of the
population, yet 31 per cent of all deaths from tuberculosis were among this 2.2 per cent …

It's the long remission time that:'hesoundof noisy lunchtime causes Dr. LeBlond to wonder.*
conversation mixes with the" You have to ask yourself, Was it clatter of trays and dishes in …

TO the general public the work of the Port Health Service is little known with the result that it
gets very little publicity except on those rare occasions when a large passenger liner is held …

IFTY YEARS AGO," a yellowed document from Stanford's FLane Lane Medical Library, is a
printed copy of an address by Dr. Henry Gibbons, Sr., to the graduating class of the Medical …

In violation of orthodox technic, I have selected the broad, general topic of" Plague—Past,
Present, and Future" as the title of a paper that must necessarily be brief. I had fully intended …

The 1950 Winnipeg flood remains one of Canada's most serious civil emergencies. Over
100 000 people left their homes that spring in search of dry land. Several hospitals …

Although the hospital's 10.9 ha site now carries many signs that it is a rehabilitation, not
acute care, facility, ithasn't for-gotten its past. It has set aside an archives room to honour the …