Cassandra Blair
Cassandra Blair has a Masters of Arts in English Literature and is a regular contributor to Bayview.
Sleeping Giant Brewing Co. plays a central role in the love story of Sarah Moreth and Luke Goerzen. Luke is a professional brewer, and he came to Thunder Bay from St.
Listening to Markus’s story, it seems a winding and unlikely journey is what ultimately led him to Deborah and to the Rose Valley Lodge & Restaurant.
Jonathon Clark and Natalie Gerry, both lawyers at different local firms, met when they were working on opposite sides of a legal file.
In a throwback to a tried-and-true schoolyard crush maneuver, Patrick Horn would leave E-Chen Hsu notes on her locker when they first met at Northwestern University in Chicago.
As it turns out, planning a wedding or giving birth to a brand new human during a pandemic is about as surreal, confusing, and stressful as you would expect.
When she was nine years old, Amanda Mejia would call twelve-year-old Cristian Cruz on the phone week after week to chat about movies and shows that she had seen or other things going on in her life
The unforgettable ladies from the Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen’s Guild Dramatic Society, last seen in Cambrian Players’ 2017 production of The Farndale Murder Mystery, are back!
In 1988, when he was in his late-twenties, Peter McKenna spent a year travelling the world on his bicycle.
Chris and Lesley Allison arrived in Thunder Bay from Ireland in 1975 – their first glimpse of the city punctuated by mounds of snow and frigid January air.
The stunning landscape photograph that caught your eye on the cover of this issue of Bayview (and every issue since Winter 2008) was taken by Susan Dykstra, a landscape photographer born and raised
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