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Back in the mid 1800’s glass bottles weren’t readily available. The first glass works factory in Canada opened in 1839 in Mallorytown (located midway between…

Do you remember, as a kid, waking up on a winter’s morning to see that Mother Nature had dropped a lot of snow overnight?

Do you remember, as a kid, waking up on a winter’s morning to see that Mother Nature had dropped a lot of snow overnight?

Do you remember, as a kid, waking up on a winter’s morning to see that Mother Nature had dropped a lot of snow overnight?

Do you remember, as a kid, waking up on a winter’s morning to see that Mother Nature had dropped a lot of snow overnight?

Do you remember, as a kid, waking up on a winter’s morning to see that Mother Nature had dropped a lot of snow overnight?

From May 7 to 9, interested citizens in Brantford and Brant County joined walkers all over the world for Jane’s Walks.

Article content This is the second of a two-part series of columns on Market Street buildings. Part 1 was published on March 27. The remaining buildings on Market Street, between Chatham and Nelson streets, now will tell their stories before being torn down to make way for an apartment building. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Huzul’s store at 128 Market St William Huzul (standing) came as an immigrant in 1912. His brother, Carl, came in 1913 an...