Local Gem

Charities at home: volunteers make it happen

The number of charities in our great city is something to be proud of and all reach out with caring arms to address the many needs in our area.

Her generous heart shines brightly

For me, Christmas begins with the ritual of pulling out my Nutcracker collection, a silent army keeping watch over the holiday season.

Carved Earth Creations: from stumps to statues

Two years ago, Kyle Walker was just a guy with a chainsaw and a few downed trees.

King Charles III Coronation Medal Winners

If Thunder Bay has a giant heart, then our giant heart is beating because of the many dedicated volunteers who make a difference in the lives of people in our city every day.

Paul Shaffer

It’s hard to believe that it was 50 years ago when Saturday Night Live first made its debut. I vividly remember my math teacher in grade 9 at Hillcrest High School, Mr.

Suited to serve

I have always had admiration for members of our local retail community.

Ian Pattison - always digging to the heart of a story

Admittedly, I’ve always been a fan of reporters. Even though it seems their influence has diminished over the years, the role of the local reporter seems more important than ever.

Louise Thomas

Owner and curator of Ahnisnabae Art Gallery, Louise Thomas fills its walls with beautiful artwork with intent to honour and inspire all generations.

Mary-Jean Cormier

From Mariday Park to Miles Street, CBC’s Mary-Jean Cormier has crossed Canada shining a spotlight on people and issues from all areas of the country, looking for stories to share.

In a pickle

Is it tennis? Is it racquetball? Ping pong? All of the above? It’s pickleball, and it’s the fastest growing sport in Canada.

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