Heather L. Dickson
There’s something magical about a tango. It’s different than other dance forms, and far more complex than a series of learned steps.
Every spring, local writers wait for the opening of the Northwestern Ontario Writers Workshop’s Annual International Writing Contest, and this year, the wait has been worth it!
It was a dark and snowy night when I pulled up to Danny Johnson’s recording studio.
It was a cold afternoon in February when I sat down for coffee with Leonard Dick, accidental comedian, motivational speaker, and retired playboy.
Christmas in Northwestern Ontario sparks images of crackling fires, snow-covered evergreens, presents wrapped in colourful paper.
It’s been an honour this year to have featured our series on local, young musicians, and I am delighted to wrap up 2017 with a story on a fascinating, adventurous and complex young pianist who insi
Thunder Bay’s Fan Convention is back. Arts, entertainment, gaming and pop culture will be featured as fans from all walks of life come together in thundering style.
April 27, 2017 will live on in Thunder Bay history as the day of the infamous ice storm.
“Professional Composer, Recording Artist, Blanket Fort Builder,” says flamenco guitarist Matt Sellick over coffee.
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