Society & Culture
In this year of Covid-19 when every major social event seems to be cancelled, our intrepid Opeongo Readers' Theatre arrives just in time to help celebrate Victoria Day like only Canadians do, and like only a village with a curious Balmoral connection to Queen Victoria can. Listen to some unique historical moments in the life of the 19th century England, as well as one very giddy British ghost story by Canada's favourite humorist, Stephen Leacock.
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