by Jean Elford for the Sarnia Gazette (1971) When a small ship flounders in a Great Lakes storm, there is generally not a sailor left to tell what happened. In a tragic loss of the Kate Bully on October 4, 1869, however, four of the crew of ten survived the [...]
By Phil Egan. Special to The Sarnia Journal (2015) A Friday night that began with calamity and death on the St. Clair River was destined to soon become a far greater tragedy. It was near midnight on Lake Huron on August 3, 1900 as the steamer Kaliyuma prepared to enter [...]
by George Mathewson for the Sarnia Observer (2003) Angler Don Chalmers has caught some big fish, but nothing like the whopper he hooked in August of 2000. The retired autoworker was down-rigging in Lake Huron when his fish-finder detected something massive on the bottom in 75 feet of water. Curious, [...]
