From the Editor, December '25 Remembering Joan Rueckert, TIWLT, Horne's Ferry Dock, plus photographs. Susan W. Smith
Results of the 14th Annual TI Life Photo Contest Narrowing our choices down to just three award winners was not an easy task, given the high quality of the 69 images . . . Larry Asam & Erin McCarthy Greene
From the Editor, November '25 Tribute to Brian Phillips; Aerosnapper photographs, and request for some editorial help for our Community Pages . . . Susan W. Smith
History on Display It would take a book to properly document this event. The intent here is to give a glimpse into the world of antique and classic boats . . . Larry Asam
Boat Shows in the Thousand Islands 2025 This year the the two popular boat shows fell on consecutive weekends. Come and join the fun. Larry Asam
I Spy Gananoque, where is this seen? My first guess was wrong. The location was not the obvious and now vanished second floor walkway at Parmenter and Bulloch . . . Sherry L. B. Johnson
Spirit of the River, May 2025 Last month, we put out a call for examples of the long, friendly cross-border cooperation here in the Thousand Islands. We were (and continue to be) concerned . . . Jennifer J. Caddick
From the Editor, April 2025 A group of guys from a small North Country town buy Canadians a beer . . . Plus events and celebrations! Susan W. Smith
From the Editor, March 2025 SEAWAY NOTICE #2, no politics, photographs and dates to watch. . . Susan W. Smith
Floating Art "Floating Art" – That is what I consider many antique and classic boats to be. Larry Asam
A Photographer Navigates The Thousand Islands Thousand Islands a magical playground for a photographer. . . also a challenging technical environment for dedicated sailors . . . Timothy Bentley
Album of Smaller Work Boats This set of photographs highlights some of the smaller, often custom-outfitted work boats seen in the Admiralty Group, near Gananoque. ON. Winifred McGowan
From the Editor, February 2025 Get a head start on the summer calendar. Want this winter to end? Maybe not when you see these photographs and once again we thank Ian Coristine for his belief in TI Life! Susan W. Smith
