Stanstead, QC: A picturesque hamlet in decline (ft. Jordan Heath-Rawlings‪)‬ Canardian

Standstead, Quebec. Population just under 3000 people. A place best known as an odd little border town, as the birthplace of the first automobile ever built in Canada, and for the Verger Heath Orchard (number 1 on TripAdvisor)! Jordan Heath-Rawlings, Executive Producer of the Frequency Podcast Network and host of The Big Story and In This Economy?!, joins the show to discuss Standsteads limited restaurant options, the Haskell Free Library and Opera House, flower pots, and more!
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Links:
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