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Roy MacGregor tackles the mystery of his death on Canoe Lake in in a very sensitive way and brings to life many of the minor characters involved. The book has a very compelling, dark atmosphere and he builds the story (and the tension) slowly and captivatingly/5. Canoe Lake MacGregor, Roy McClelland Stewart, Paperback. First published in the Haliburton County Echo, County Life Summer, Review by: Kerry Riley. Ever since the Highland Summer Festival’s marvelous production of Colours in the Storm, here in Haliburton, in , I have felt a rather proprietary interest in all things “Tom Thomson.” Geographically speaking, of course, it’s quite Estimated Reading Time: 7 mins. Canoe Lake MacGregor, Roy McClelland Stewart, Paperback. First published in the Haliburton County Echo, County Life Summer, Review by: Kerry Riley. Ever since the Highland Summer Festival’s marvelous production of Colours in the Storm, here in Haliburton, in , I have felt a rather proprietary interest in all things “Tom Thomson.” Geographically speaking, of course, it’s quite Estimated Reading Time: 7 mins.

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out of 5 stars Canoe Lake Reviewed in the United States on May 8, Ontario newspaper columnist Roy MacGregor weaves a fictional account of the life and death of Canada's most famous painter, who died by drowning in Ontario's Algonquin Park in Roy MacGregor has 93 books on Goodreads with ratings. Roy MacGregor’s most popular book is Canoe Lake. Roy MacGregor tackles the mystery of his death on Canoe Lake in in a very sensitive way and brings to life many of the minor characters involved. The book has a very compelling, dark atmosphere and he builds the story (and the tension) slowly and captivatingly.