Chapter 16. Coureur de Bois French
St. John's Cathedral Boys' School of Manitoba, Toughest School in North AmericaChapter 16 of the Toughest School in North America by Richard de Candole, where Coureur de Bois French was taught, not Parisian fluff.
Toughest School in North America
“Toughest School in North America”
That’s what the Knights of Columbus article my father flashed at me called the school. Ted Byfield used the term to recruit teachers for a dollar a day. Judge for yourself.
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Chapter 17. Fifteen Minutes of Fame
St. John's Cathedral Boys' School of Manitoba, Toughest School in North AmericaChapter 17 of the Toughest School in North America by Richard de Candole. The music program featured the Beatles and Ed Sullivan.
Chapter 18. Nicknames
St. John's Cathedral Boys' School of Manitoba, Toughest School in North AmericaChapter 18 of the Toughest School in North America by Richard de Candole. Do you think Bishop Jack is going to put his shovel down so he can read this?
Chapter 19. 50 Miles on Snowshoes
St. John's Cathedral Boys' School of Manitoba, Toughest School in North AmericaChapter 19 of the Toughest School in North America by Richard de Candole. Snowshoeing. Frozen tundra. Wind chill.