Community

A park for the people

My first recollections of Waverley Park were of being bundled up for Remembrance Day services where hundreds of people gathered to pay their respects for the people we lost in conflicts around the

The magic of winter markets

“Going to a market feels like you’ve gone someplace almost magical,” says Jennifer Morrison of the Urban Abbey Christmas Market.

Carolyn Karle turns her grief into power

Carolyn Karle has an indomitable spirit.

Bonnie Buck - the animal massage therapist

If you have a horse, dog or cat, you more than likely know or have heard of Bonnie Buck.

Environmentally friendly businesses of Thunder Bay

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

Silver Mountain Food Group

Prologue:

Necessity is the Mother of Invention

Goods and Co. Market’s successful holiday opening

Goods & Co. launched in the iconic former Eaton’s building just in time for Christmas season in 2021 and people seem to have been loving it ever since.

Student lighthouse project takes shape

Walking into the woodworking shop at Hammarskjold High School was like returning to my shop class from many years ago.

Education is the gateway to prosperity

Bassie Kargbo remembers every inch of his four-mile walk to school when he lived in Sierra Leone: the rise and fall of the land, the fields where the cattle grazed, and the huts along the way, but

A 'seasonal project' grows to address a year-round need

At Roots to Harvest there is no typical day.