History
Congratulations to Irene Warmenhoven of the Thunder Bay Art Society for bringing together a collection of paintings of several historic local structures from across the city, interpreted through th
There’s a lot of talk about the importance of “third places” in people’s lives these days.
The nature surrounding Thunder Bay has a unique beauty found only in Northwestern Ontario.
I once knit a sweater. Notice the “once” in the preceding statement! When I lived in Toronto, I took knitting classes above a dentist’s office.
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
A dance studio owner must have the skills of a dancer, teacher, and entrepreneur all at once. Amelia Jackson (1904 - 1990) was one such rare talent.
Planes, trains and automobiles. Oh yes, don’t forget streetcars, icebreakers and Hawker Hurricanes.
Understanding the moods of Superior allows people to comprehend the mysterious sinking of the SS Edmund Fitzgerald.
It’s that day of the week again. Time to take the trash out to the curb for pickup. Thinking about it, garbage collection can be a thankless job. It’s certainly not prestigious.
Shipbuilding, especially military shipbuilding, is an often overlooked aspect of Thunder Bay’s industrial history.
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