VegFest returns to the CLE

For the second year in a row, the Thunder Bay community will have the chance to attend VegFest, a festival which highlights not only vegan and vegetarian food, but also wellness, sustainability, an

Rock-solid connections

Recently, my husband and I were chatting to a neighbour outside our home. Out of the corner of my eye I noticed a man, with a flyer in his hand, looking intently at a house across the street.

School of Indigenous Learning

Imagine a place where nature shows itself in its own splendor, where the beauty of every tree, rock and plant fills the soul and calms the heart and the people in your surroundings focus on bringin

Age friendly Thunder Bay

Ah! The golden years. Retirement. No commitments, just living life at a leisurely pace and stopping to smell those roses we so often passed by because of work and other busyness.

Chameleon guitarist Mark Soderlind

For decades, Mark Soderlind has been a familiar face in Thunder Bay’s music community.

From fan to performer

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be on the big screen? Kristana Leger has been there and done that.

From Little League to the media Big League

Matt Skube entered my orbit about 25 years ago when he played baseball for the Port Arthur Continentals alongside my son at Balsam Street Pit.

Ready or not, it's camping season

Summer is the time when many of us escape from the city and go to our special places by a lake or stream. Whether it’s a cottage or a resort, “opening up” is a little different for everyone.

Summer in the North

Summertime reminds us to be grateful that we live on this beautiful planet with its lush greens and vast waters.

Nikki Tempelman and Courtney Searle

Courtney Searle first visited Thunder Bay in 2011 because her brother was attending Lakehead University. She was born in Toronto, but grew up in Belleville.

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