After a winter that seemed to go on forever, I have finally been able to dust off my golf clubs and hit the links. Such is the unpredictable nature of the game of golf at the Lakehead.
Shipbuilding, especially military shipbuilding, is an often overlooked aspect of Thunder Bay’s industrial history.
June is Pride Month, a celebration of inclusion, colour and music that everyone can enjoy.
The love story of Mark Robinson and Ruby Wimenta took many twists and turns throughout their adolescence and into adulthood, but in their mid-twenties, the timing was finally right for their connec
After a 2 year hiatus, the National Wushu Championships are back on and this year being held in Thunder Bay July 29-31.
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.
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