Early Life
The son of Scottish immigrants, Bain was born in Belleville, Ontario and moved with his family to Winnipeg, Manitoba as a young child. His father, James Henderson Bain, was a horse buyer for the British government and first lived in Montreal upon his arrival in Canada. His mother, Helen Miller, was a seamstress. Bain was the sixth of seven children, having four sisters and two brothers.
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