Books

the first Santa Claus: a musical beginning

When Jim Mauro, a well known community builder and former police officer was diagnosed with cancer he was inspired to write a book for his grandson as a lasting tribute he could cherish long after

Daydreamer, world maker, dragon tamer, master of all

Thunder Bay’s Fantasy writer, H. Leighton (Heather) Dickson has nailed it. Her latest novel, Ship of Spells, has been taken on by Red Tower Books was released on Nov 4.

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.

Burnford & Ross - a legacy of friendship

The Thunder Bay Museum is currently hosting an exhibit showcasing the stellar work of Sheila Burnford and Susan Ross.

Olivia Amoah - An encyclopedia of talent!

Professional artist and Children’s Picture Book illustrator, Olivia Amoah, started with a box of crayons and an encyclopedia.

On an inland sea

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.

John Pringle

There’s a lot more to John Pringle than a captivating smile. He has seen the world, read many a book, and draws you in with his wisdom and thoughtfulness only seconds after saying hello.

Runner Natalie Lehto

I had a chance to chat with Natalie Lehto, marathon runner, fitness and lifestyle coach, and author of “Like the Glide of a Dragonfly”, a book about psychological trauma and healing written after

Selling Katie

“Fifteen-year-old Katie has met the perfect guy—handsome rich and just a little bit older. Skyler’s false veneer soon reveals a terrible darker side, but is it already too late?”

Tarantella to Thunder Bay

“I want to tell you the greatest story I know. It begins with my Nonna and this old, blue suitcase.”

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