Category: Brian Roulston
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Hamilton’s Other Canada Day Fireworks
By Prof. Rowr (with a little help from Brian Roulston) Rowr! It’s a warm, sticky evening, and...
Read MoreWhat Makes Electric Cars Go? (A Canadian Perspective)
By Prof. Rowr (AKA Brian Roulston) Rowr! Electric cars aren’t just a global trend—they’re part of...
Read MoreThe Watchers of the Water: From Canada’s Coasts to Hamilton Harbour
by Brian Roulston Lighthouses have stood as beacons of hope for sailors and early aviators...
Read MoreThe Great Spring Flip: Lake Ontario’s Vital April Awakening
By Prof. Rowr (AKA Brian Roulston) As winter fades, snow melts, waterfalls roar and the trees...
Read MoreFrost Fence and the Rise of the Royal Connaught
By Brian Roulston January usually brings talk of Jack Frost nipping at our noses or frost heaving...
Read MoreLove Is Weird, Wonderful, and Totally Scientific
A Valentine’s Day Exploration with Prof. Rowr Rowr! Valentine’s Day is fast approaching. It’s the...
Read MoreWe’ve Been Here Before: Hamilton’s Enduring Spirit
Navigating Crises, Forging a Future: Hamilton’s Enduring Strength Submitted By Brian...
Read MoreCourage and Sacrifice – Canada’s Nursing Sisters in Times of War
By Brian Roulston The earliest record of nurses during war dates back to the American Revolution....
Read MoreThe Science of Yawning (Try Not to Yawn!)
Submitted by Prof. Rowr (with assistance from Brian Roulston) Rowr! In this month’s North End...
Read MoreHow Does Your TV Paint a Picture?
Submitted by Prof. ROWR By Brian Roulston Imagine yourself sitting in front of your TV watching...
Read MoreHamilton to Burlington: The Legacy of Wabasso Park and The Brant House
By Brian Roulston When Col. Alexander Brown and his son Alexander Jr. established their wharf at...
Read MoreLetter to the Editor
Please pass along to Brian Roulston that I really enjoyed his article on Richard Springer in the June Breezes. I particularly liked the description of the terrain. I have found clam shells in my garden from when...
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