By Jan Glozier Diabetes care has come a long way in the past 50 years, and that can be seen through the many changes in diabetes protocols that have happened
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Little Cabin in the Woods
When Uncle Don was called on to lead a song, this was inevitably what he sang. Here is a tribute by various alumni.
Read moreShirley Griffin
Left to right – Trevor Smith, Roothie Lowe, Mike Bruce, Jan Glozier, Shirley Griffin by Mike Bruce I am here to tell the tale of
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by Mike Bruce Perhaps the most memorable occasion of my many years at Camp Huronda happened in the fall of 2022, at the 50th anniversary. Anishinaabe leaders spoke to a
Read moreWhere Are They Now? Katrien Reed
What is your name, and what were any of your camp nicknames? Katrien Reed or “Kat.” Which years did you attend camp (as a staff or camper)? 1983-1991. What are
Read moreUp on the Ridge
by Margie Lawrence If you’ve never met someone who is “directionally challenged,” then let me introduce myself! Hello! Today, I’m known as ‘Margie Lawrence,’ but back in my Camp Huronda
Read moreClarence and Clarabel
by Mike Bruce I am not a water baby . . . but I love canoeing. In the late 70s, I braved the waters of Lake Waseosa and instructor Dave
Read moreWhere Are They Now: Jeff Yolleck
Where Are They Now – Jeff Yolleck “Where Are They Now” is an ongoing series where we welcome submissions from former campers and staff. Check out the information and link
Read moreThe Big Steps: Where Camp Memories Begin and End
The Big Steps have been a constant part of my Camp Huronda experience. We always welcome campers with a photo on the Big Steps after the first dinner, then revisit
Read moreWhole Lotta Love
Alida Love and Krista Johnson are a Mom and daughter from Charlottetown, PEI. They both worked as camp counsellors at Camp Huronda at age 18; Alida in 1981, Krista in
Read moreA Conversation with Daphne Smith
Last summer I had the pleasure of attending a birthday party for a very special lady named Daphne Smith who was turning ninety years old. The last time I saw
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