 Current River (Thunder Bay) Memories and historical information on this community can be found in newly published book - "Gedo's Hammer, Baba's Borscht - Raising a Family in Current River
1929-1989" A great gift and an interesting read. Available at Thunder Bay Museum and Authentique Gift Shop
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Sandra Iwasyk
1/20/2022 12:50:51 pm
These are all my mama's recipes. PLEASE post more and more often
Ann MacDougall
2/15/2022 05:27:37 pm
Oh wow, thank you so, so much for these!! Truly, all my memories as a child of myself and my brothers, my nana made all of these and did not ever have any of her recipes. My nana lived in Thunder Bay too, my mother's maiden name was Melnyk, nana's name was Augusta and her husband's name was Mike. Alas, she passed away at the wonderful age of 96, i believe she was born in 1900/ 19001 and had met her husband coming over from the old country in around 1920.
Sharon Rosnak
3/7/2022 08:38:27 am
Loving your recipes. Very similar to my husband’s family. We are wondering where in Ukraine your family originated. His grandfather Alexander Rosnak came from Bucovina area around 1911 and settled in Oshawa. We are not sure if that was the correct spelling of our surname, and seeing the similarities we were curious.
Robert Brown
3/7/2022 12:42:19 pm
Thank you for your comment.
Robert Burns
10/8/2023 08:53:40 am
Did your FAMILY ever bake cabbage rolls in Vinegar ? My grandmother was born in the Ukraine and claimed in her tiny village that was the only way they were made - I have tried for years to find anyone with a recipe that made them that way - but so far NO LUCK !!
Robert Brown
10/8/2023 02:26:46 pm
While I have no recall of cooking them in that manner, I have seen recipes on the internet cooking them in that way. Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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AuthorPatricia Caine (nee Rusnak) is originally from Thunder Bay, ON. Both her parents came to Canada from the Ukraine. She has put these recipes together as a tribute to her parents, for her family and Canada's 150th. Archives
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