Verdant Alsace

The River Rhine marks the eastern boundary of France with Germany, but it wasn’t always so.

Ice, ice baby

After spending the last three months away, I must admit that my body is going through a bit of an adjustment.

Food is the connection to our roots

Nkiru-Denky Stella Okpulor, or NK, as many of her friends call her, has a deep appreciation for recipes that remind people of their family and culture.

Knitting pretty

I once knit a sweater. Notice the “once” in the preceding statement! When I lived in Toronto, I took knitting classes above a dentist’s office.

O' Canada with glowing hearts

Canada’s national anthem has been in the news lately. The times we are living in has meant that the words of our anthem are resonating more with people.

Put away your phones or you'll miss something

When you go for a tour with Paul Morralee of Canadian Lighthouses of Lake Superior be prepared to think outside the box.

Help for Uganda, one suitcase at a time

John Grabish was a young lad of only 60+ years when a necklace made of beads changed his life and set him on a path of fulfillment and making a difference.

This city knows murals

My name is Fisher Monahan and I’m a mural artist. To me, public art and Thunder Bay are two peas in a pod. It’s safe to say that our city loves its murals.

Drone, dog, and discovery

If you’re reading this article and you’re a dog lover, grab yourself a couple of tissues because this is a good one – with a lovely, and most wonderful, happy ending.

Tammy Reynolds

How did you work your way to the job you love? Did you land it as soon as you finished school? Or did you take a few detours along the way?

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