As the world comes out of its collective Covid coma, cities and towns are excited to welcome back events that add a bit of fun to our short Canadian summers.
Taking in the view at Thunder Bay’s waterfront one quickly realizes just how dramatic the landscape is!
On December 22, 2021, a fire ripped through the Finnish Labour Temple building in Thunder Bay’s historic Bay & Algoma District, shocking the neighbouring community and devastating the century-o
“When I was young and we’d have company, my mother would say, ‘Oh Enid, would you play Falling Waters for us?’ Well, she said it in front of the company! What can I do?
What a difference a year makes.
Historically, wine emerged from the old world – Europe and the Middle East; today it flows from all around the world.
I have a memory of my dad making horseradish.
Well, it has finally happened. My stretch jeans have lost their stretch. More accurately, they are no longer bouncing back from the dryer.
Marianna Paulson, a former Thunder Bay resident and now stress coach in Surrey, B.C., not only provides words of wisdom to help her clients deal with stress and anxiety, but lives and breathes her
We’re very well aware of the negative effects the pandemic has created in our lives, but have you stopped to consider some of the positive changes that have happened to our environment since Covid
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