Seen above with the model of a proposed new bridge across the Wabi – to be used by pedestrians, cyclists, and people in wheelchairs and scooters – is the team from Laurentian University’s McEwen School of Architecture. From left are Professor Randall Kober and students Brook-Lynn Roy, Thomas Vanderkruk, Livingston Boyd, Brett Walter, Maxwell Funk, Catherine Daigle, James Bursa, Harman Bassan and Mackenzie Cameron. (Supplied Photo)

History, culture guide design of Wabi crossing model

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Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – The snowshoe, wigwam, canoe, covered bridge, and forestry have all influenced a new crossing proposed for the Wabi. The model of a proposed…

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History, culture guide design of Wabi crossing model was last modified: December 22nd, 2021 by Editorial Staff