Brian Thompson
@expbthompson
Multimedia Journalist/Photographer in my 40th yr at The Expositor, the Postmedia daily newspaper in Brantford, ON. Also love to shoot trains. Lifelong Rush fan.
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Survivors of the former Mohawk Institute in Brantford gather at the steps of the residential school that operated from 1828 to 1970. Restored as an interpretive museum & educational resource, the “Mush Hole” was opened to the public today. Brantford Expositor
Residential school survivor Geronimo Henry of Six Nations, age 89, speaks about the 11 years of his childhood spent at the Mohawk Institute in Brantford. He would often look out a window, hoping his mom would come. Brantford Expositor
The Delhi Raiders won two consecutive pulls against the Waterford Wolves to claim the boys tug o’ war title during Young Canada Day competitions at the Norfolk County Fair & Horse Show on Tuesday. The Simcoe Reformer Brantford Expositor
The Simcoe Composite School Sabres girls tog o’ war team persevered on a muddy track to defeat the Holy Trinity Titans for the championship during Young Canada Day competitions at the Norfolk County Fair & Horse Show on Tuesday. The Simcoe Reformer Brantford Expositor
The Holy Trinity cheerleading squad compete in front of an enthusiastic crowd in the grandstand during Young Canada Day competitions at the Norfolk County Fair & Horse Show on Tuesday. The Simcoe Reformer Brantford Expositor
Waterford Wolves cheerleaders can’t avoid getting dirty as they finish their routine in front of a noisy grandstand crowd during Young Canada Day competitions at the Norfolk County Fair & Horse Show on Tuesday. The Simcoe Reformer Brantford Expositor
Despite the rain & muddy track, the Delhi Raiders cheerleading squad smile as they perform their routine during Young Canada Day competitions at the Norfolk County Fair & Horse Show on Tuesday. The Simcoe Reformer Brantford Expositor
Brant's Crossing looks quite different, now that the pedestrian bridge -- a former CNR railway bridge built in 1913 -- has been fully removed. Damaged by an ice jam in 2018, the City of Brantford will install a new, raised structure to improve flood resilience. Brantford Expositor
An aspiring young rap artist from Brant County has written a clean rap song for the #TorontoBlueJays celebrating their World Series drive. Felix Munce, age 11, (FlikitySplit on YouTube) hopes someone on the team will hear his song. Here’s an excerpt. Brantford Expositor