After 18 years in Thunder Bay, award winning fiddler Pierre Schryer is saying goodbye with a little help from his friends in a farewell performance at the Community Auditorium on Saturday, June 23r
I was fortunate enough to attend the Rock and Roll Induction Ceremony in Cleveland in April and shortly after arriving I went to dinner at a restaurant and passed a table of three fellows that look
I have gotten myself in a bit of a pickle lately by trying to do too much and trying to do too many things at the same time.
In these ever-changing times, many traditions that were once passed on from one generation to the next, are being forgotten and lost.
Get up, get out and get moving! Something we all look forward to now that summer has arrived.
As I was driving out to visit some friends in South Gillies one weekend I found myself sharing the journey with not just other cars, but a multitude of cyclists who were grinding their way up and d
These were the first words spoken through the telephone by Alexander Graham Bell to his assistant Thomas Watson March 10, 1876.
Stepping into the Upsala Train Station at the Founders’ Museum and Pioneer Village, I was transported back in time to the interesting and colourful past of the area.
For much of her teen years and into her twenties, Tanis Boardman traveled around the world as a professional figure skater.
On a warm Wednesday evening I drove my car to meet up with Kate Tinkler and Pam Dawes at the mustering point for their Women on Wheels (WOW) cycling group.
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