Sport

Keeping the memory of sport alive

I have been feeling a bit nostalgic lately given that this past June marked two special anniversaries, one for the Northwestern Ontario Sports Hall of Fame, and one for me personally and my time wo

Coaching beyond the game

For Special Olympic athletes, sports give a sense of identity, a sense of belonging in a community, a sense of purpose and an opportunity to increase confidence.

Pushing to be the best

Three members of the Triathlon Club in Thunder Bay recently qualified for the XTERRA World Championships.

Thunder Bay Special Olympics

Peter Davis knows that the best thing about competing in the Special Olympics isn’t just the medals, but the extras – like making new friends and maturing in one’s confidence and motivation – which

Port Arthur Stadium

There is a lot of excitement in our community these days with the construction of a new indoor turf facility underway and the Thunder Bay Community Tennis Centre opening their new tennis dome.

Lifting up her dreams

Hannah Gula’s weightlifting training regime is gruelling, but fulfilling. She trains twice a day, six or seven times a week.

Thunder Bay's Natalie Lehto

In 2023, Bayview had the pleasure of writing a featuring on Natalie Lehto; marathon runner, fitness coach and author of “Like the Glide of a Dragonfly”.

Contributor, supporter, mentor, artist

Many who golf know the name Sue Wright-Cassan as volunteer and President with the Manitoba Golf Association.

Women's hockey through the years

It was a special and historic day at the Northwestern Ontario Sports Hall of Fame (NWOSHOF) on August 21st when Michela Cava was on hand to help raise a Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) fl

Off to the races

The dirt track season is underway every Wednesday evening at Thunder City Speedway.