Warmth in the time of COVID

That first winter in the New World must have been a harrowing one for the people settling Ste. Croix Island in 1606.

Jonathon Clark and Natalie Gerry

Jonathon Clark and Natalie Gerry, both lawyers at different local firms, met when they were working on opposite sides of a legal file.

Snowbirds grounded

Snow. Wind. Ice. Minus twenty degrees. Minus forty.

Technicolour dreamer

“Some folks dream of the wonders they’ll do before their time on this planet is through. Some just don’t have anything planned, they hide their hopes and their heads in the sand.

Shop local matters

One of my biggest fears about Covid is that our local business community might be steamrolled by large online retailers who do little to help our community function and flourish.

Switzerlands best kept secret

Switzerland, that landlocked country in central Europe, is famous for its mountains, its cheese and its watches – the entire country runs like a Swiss watch.

My app named Harry

It has been quite a while since I shopped for winter clothing.

Taking pause

We are certainly living in strange days.

Victoria Shaffer

The daughter of one of Thunder Bay’s favourite sons received a great deal of notoriety recently when she turned some recent negative life events into something good.

The rainbow connection

I recently caught up with Cherie Kok, Executive Director of Hospice Northwest.

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