Arna Kirkman and Rae Kingsbury share their memories of a singer-songwriter who started her career in Northern Ontario.

I used to go to the Commodore. There was a bar downstairs and that’s where we all hung out. – Anita Dubeau

They could produce 8,000 meals a day. You don’t get that from a village. It was huge. – Fraser Earl

The hotel was built in 1888, and has always been a functioning hotel on the Main Street of Little Current. – Kelly O’Hare

Blyth was always a dry community. So the hotel had kind of their own little, what they called a bottle club, which was legal – John Stewart