Historic North Sydney — Images of Our Past

by Rannie Gillis • 150 photos • 144 pages

ONCE THE FOURTH-BUSIEST SEAPORT in North America, this little town was known as “Canada’s Gateway to the World” when an underwater telegraph cable was laid from here to Europe. Because of its transport and communications advantages, the town played a vital role through both world wars.
Rannie Gillis uses historical images and extensive research to explain transportation, business, the Newfoundland Ferry Service, and public service in North Sydney, and more.