pearl is a small hamlet of a village, named after pearl river which is in all honesty nuthing but a oversized creek. and has about 5roads leading off the highway (or is it 2 roads named road 5 south and north??) basically it is just a location of a MTO garage and thats about it, the aminals statues, rockville ect are located approx 20 km west at pass lake, where there a few hotels, a truckstop, and a highway leading to the sleeping giant provincial park (recieved the most votes in cbc's canada's natural wonders") and silver inlet, where back in the early days of canadas history, was the richest silver mine in the world. (the place also boasts some of the coolest wildlife and indian legends of all time) its almost common to be able to hear wolves howeling at night in the park since its a major migration trail (actually migration dead end but animals are map stupid), sleeping giant also boasts 1 of the oldest skelital remains ever found (world wide) dating back to pre ice age

That Steve from Thunder Bay should fact check and learn grammer and spelling. I could write a better description of Pearl and its history if you would like. I grew up there

Go for it Robert.

My dad was principal and taught at McTavish School (with Mrs. Winslow) in Pearl from the 50s into the mid-60s. His name was Walter Miller, and had been known as Walter Miettinen before he legally changed his name in 1958. If anyone has memories of my dad or of the School before it became a Community Centre, I'd love to hear from you at martin.miller@rogers.com. All the best to the residents of Pearl!

My Mother was born in Pearl, Ontario......Caroline Synar

My Mother was born in Pearl, Ontario......Caroline Synar

hello all of my fellow pearl members this jim bobbs and i made it big,i now work at sobeys as a cashier,when i get my first pay check,,i will bvuy everyone a beer,,,love yall ta peices...see yall friday