Donna White
Donna White is an accomplished author and Jubilee Medal winner for her volunteer work with World Vision. Visit her website at www.DonnaWhiteBooks.com
That first winter in the New World must have been a harrowing one for the people settling Ste. Croix Island in 1606.
When one door is closed, another one always opens.
This seems to be the perfect adage for Jodi and Kevin Belluz of Belluz Farms since the Covid pandemic hit in early spring.
Thunder Bay responded to the pandemic this spring and summer with colour and style.
You know a recipe is great when it’s stood the test of time and been passed down from generation to generation.
Long before the phrases “Hundred Mile Diet” and “Eat Local” became popular, Diana Bockus was doing it all.
When I asked Al Cheetham of the Thunder Bay Therapeutic Riding Association if there were any special stories he wanted to share with Bayview about the people and the horses at the farm, there was a
I must admit that when I began searching through the various dog rescue websites late winter, I was a little hesitant.
Animals are Jenn Salo’s lifeline.
Most people like to wax-poetic when it comes to describing our winters here in Northwestern Ontario, but we all know poetry only takes us so far.
Like many girls in India, Roopa Rakshit did not choose her husband.
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