Ziegler, her mom and grandparents made the trip to Quintland in Corbeil to see the world-famous Dionne Quintuplets in person.

Thanks to a surprise donation, the Callander Bay Heritage Museum has added a significant number of pieces of Dionne quintuplets memorabilia to its collection. "We're talking at least 300 pieces ...

The Dionne Quints Museum, a non-profit in North Bay, usually hosts an event to celebrate their birthday, but this year, it was on social media. The Dionne quintuplets on a trip to Toronto ...

The organizers share a birthday message to them every year, and also share updates on the Dionne Quintuplets Museum Despite their parents' protestations and the state's brutal exploitation of ...

Born in 1934 in the rural farming community of Corbeil, Ontario, the Dionne sisters were the first quintuplets in recorded ... Quintland functioned as a “living museum” and employed three ...

The birth home of the quintuplets born in the North Bay area in 1934 attracts thousands of visitors a year and the museum is hoping to increase that number.

Their mother, Elzire Dionne, suspected she was carrying twins. She never expected quintuplets. Later, it was confirmed the five identical girls were from a single egg. It became a media storm.

Q: In Tuesday’s paper, in the “Today in History” column, it tells about the Dionne Quintuplets being born on this date in 1934. Are any of them still living? If not, how did they die?

When the five Dionne sisters were born in Ontario in 1934, they became the first quintuplets known to survive infancy. Taking care of five babies, however, gave rise to a series of challenges and ...

Thanks to a surprise donation, the Callander Bay Heritage Museum has added a significant number of pieces of Dionne quintuplets memorabilia to its collection. "We're talking at least 300 pieces," said ...