Heather L. Dickson
Professional artist and Children’s Picture Book illustrator, Olivia Amoah, started with a box of crayons and an encyclopedia.
Fantastical things are coming as Northwestern Ontario Writers Workshop (NOWW) welcomes international best-selling author, Guy Gavriel Kay, to LitFest 2024 this May.
From Mariday Park to Miles Street, CBC’s Mary-Jean Cormier has crossed Canada shining a spotlight on people and issues from all areas of the country, looking for stories to share.
As the author of 13 children’s picture books and a best-selling adult novel, author Jean E. Pendziwol has barely scratched the storytelling surface of this place we call Northwestern Ontario.
“Going to a market feels like you’ve gone someplace almost magical,” says Jennifer Morrison of the Urban Abbey Christmas Market.
Is it tennis? Is it racquetball? Ping pong? All of the above? It’s pickleball, and it’s the fastest growing sport in Canada.
You are sitting around a twilight campfire with some of your friends. The conversation has died down and the night sky is utterly black.
Attention all witches, warlocks, wizards and muggles - the 3rd Annual Witches Walk is fast approaching!
Angie Jason is an Anishinaabe artist from Sheshegwaning First Nation currently living in Thunder Bay and has been making art ever since she could hold a pencil. In fact, even before that.
“The creation of a thousand forests is in one acorn.” – Ralph Waldo Emmerson
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