Local game maker Conor McGoey

To me, rainy days at camp are always ideal for breaking out board games and enjoying some old school fun.

Bouncing to the beat with Rebound Athletics

Rebound Boots, also known as Fit Boots or Kangoo Jumps, have been steadily gaining popularity over the past couple of decades as a low-impact exercise option for those looking to get active without

The power of goat yoga

Let’s face it: charities have a hard time raising funds to help support their good work.

Celebrating 70 years of conservation excellence

If you’ve spent any time outdoors in Thunder Bay and the surrounding area, there’s a very good chance that you’ve visited one of the Lakehead Region Conservation Authority (LRCA)’s ten Conservation

100 years of Trowbridge

A craggy rocky Island capped by a hardy boreal forest is rooted upon an eight acre, eighty-foot-high ridge that could be seen easily from the water if the First Nations dared challenge Lake Superio

Ready for the resource rich future

Newly minted CEO Chris Heikkinen proved he was up to the task in the last three months of the 2023 shipping season amid both a seaway strike and surge in grain and potash shipments.

The natural beauty of Slate River clay

Karen Breukelman loves creating. From the physical wedging and throwing of the clay on the wheel to the glazing of her finished products, Karen is in her element.

Hot Arts summer

For me, summer events in town always remind me of community. Summer time is the perfect time to connect with others from ice-cream runs to camp getaways.

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

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.

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