Saints & Sinners, The Story of Owen Sound: Canada’s Last Dry City Ruth Cathcart The inner bark of this

The inner bark of this plant was dried and often mixed with tobacco by First Nations and Metis people

A door to the past opens with this book

and began assisting Dr

Sieur de La Salle set out on Le Griffon’s maiden voyage on August 7

and visit the historic lightstation

Saints & Sinners, The Story of Owen Sound: Canada’s Last Dry City Ruth Cathcart The inner bark of thisThe Story of Owen Sound: Canadas Last Dry City by Richard J. Thomas Owen Sound was the heart and soul of the prohibition movement in Canada. In 1906, the city voted in local option and became known as Dry Gulch; it took until 1972 for the long drought to completely end, when Owen Sounders voted to approve liquor sales in bars and restaurants. With a remarkable selection of early newspaper clippings, personal interviews and research, Saints & Sinners