Penelope Johnston
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Penelope Johnston explores a new museum of Canadian military history.
Published July 15 2001
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Newfoundland celebrates fifty years as Canada's tenth province and remembers the Vikings arriving a thousand years earlier. Published December 1 1999
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Penelope Johnston discovers four Martello Towers in the Great Lakes, Canada.
Published January 1 1996
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Oriental dealers Eskenazi and their new London outlet
Published July 31 1993
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Published July 31 1993
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Penelope Johnston describes China's revered North American hero Published August 31 1991
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Published March 1 1991
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Penelope Johnston on an early-19th century story of slavery and Canadian multicultural policy
Published August 31 1990
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Penelope Johnston examines Kodak photography's past. Published December 1 1989
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Penelope Johnston on feelings of pride in North America. Published July 31 1989
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The search for the tomb of Samuel de Champlain, the founder of New France
Published December 1 1988
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Penelope Johnston takes a look back on the dinosaur age.
Published December 1 1987
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Penelope Johnston takes a look at a Far East collection in Canada
Published March 31 1987
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