Sivertson Gallery welcomes you to the 14th Annual Inuit Premiere with events Friday March 14th and Saturday March 15th, 2014. This year’s Premiere will feature Inuit Stone Carver Looty Pijamini of Grise Fiord, Nunavut; Tom Chapman, President of the Upper Canadian Native Art; and Throat-Singers Nina Segalowitz and Lydia Etok from the North West Territories […]
It all began in 1973, when a group of women came together to share their love of singing. In 1974 they became a charter member of Sweet Adeline International; their motto is ‘harmonize the world’. Over the years the chorus has attended many Regional Competitions and for years now have placed in the top 5. […]
Story by Caroline Cox, photos by Lois Nuttal With temperatures hovering around -19°, layers were in vogue at the 2014 Sleeping Giant Loppet. But the cold didn’t chill the spirits of about 800 participants, volunteers, and spectators: attendees smiled, chatted,and cheered on complete strangers in the amicable way that is particular to long-distance sporting events. Earlier […]
Story by Greg Holden, photos by Matthew Goertz The Cambrian Players’ adaptation of The Ladies Man is a farcical funhouse of double entendre, mistaken identities and multiple doors. Directed by Lawrence Badanai, this production of Charles Morey’s play is a little more measured than others and may therefore prove more palatabe to a wider audience […]
Don’t miss this special exhibition, featuring: Cliteracy – works and talk by internationally known New York artist, Sophia Wallace, as well as art by 16 regional feminist artists –including: Christian Chapman, Caitlyn McMillan, Leanna Marshall, Lora Northway, Vivike Knutson, Sharon Johnson, Leslie Hill, Katie Beda, Elizabeth Buset, Jayal Chung, Sarah Anne Eby, Shaun Hedican, Beth […]
Ahmoo Angeconeb at the opening reception, photo by Alastair C. MacKay, The AG “Here, in this room, we must hold our reverence close to our heads, for with these works we enter the sacred space of prayer.” These are the opening words in the 2007 curatorial essay by Glenn Allison, then curator at the Thunder […]
Photos by Iconic Images After enjoying a day off in Thunder Bay, the Goo Goo Dolls hit the stage of the TBCA on Tuesday, February 25. The band is touring in support of their latest release, Magnetic. The album comes after more than two decades as a band, and a catalog of songs that have […]
Story by Kasey Patola February 24 saw the return of Black Label Society’s Zakk Wylde to Thunder Bay as part of his sold out, 13-city tour across Canada. The intimate setting of the performance gave audience members a chance to hear Zakk Wylde play songs that mixed elements of folk, blues, southern rock and country […]
Every once in a while I put on this album and enjoy a laid back bluesy/rock/country voyage that is still pleasing to the ear, 37 years after its release. Even with the mix of genres on this album, Clapton’s guitar style unifies the sound and harmonies, making you want to start the album over again […]
So here it is. The amazing second Velvet Underground album, the first grunge recording of all time, rebirthed with extra tracks—three CDs worth. I’ve never been a fan of these compilations. The album was a classic, ahead of its time and the last involving the musicianship and experimentalism of John Cale. Velvet Underground went into […]
Early last year, progressive metal favourites Mastodon played their biggest headlining gig ever—the sold-out Brixton Academy in London. Opening with their newest single, “Dry Bone Valley,” Mastodon matched the energy level of the crowd. After every track you can hear thousands of people screaming. Even though it’s been a few years since The Hunter (2011) […]
It all began in 1973, when a group of women came together to share their love of singing. In 1974 they became a charter member of Sweet Adeline International; their motto is ‘harmonize the world’. Over the years the chorus has attended many Regional Competitions and for years now have placed in the top 5. […]
Photos by Iconic Images After enjoying a day off in Thunder Bay, the Goo Goo Dolls hit the stage of the TBCA on Tuesday, February 25. The band is touring in support of their latest release, Magnetic. The album comes after more than two decades as a band, and a catalog of songs that have […]
Story by Kasey Patola February 24 saw the return of Black Label Society’s Zakk Wylde to Thunder Bay as part of his sold out, 13-city tour across Canada. The intimate setting of the performance gave audience members a chance to hear Zakk Wylde play songs that mixed elements of folk, blues, southern rock and country […]
By Raili Roy “WAKE UP BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE” reads the title of the report released in September by UNCTAD, the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development. “Make agriculture truly sustainable now for food security in a changing climate,” it urges. Judging by the United Nations’ November launch of their campaign declaring 2014 […]
Sivertson Gallery welcomes you to the 14th Annual Inuit Premiere with events Friday March 14th and Saturday March 15th, 2014. This year’s Premiere will feature Inuit Stone Carver Looty Pijamini of Grise Fiord, Nunavut; Tom Chapman, President of the Upper Canadian Native Art; and Throat-Singers Nina Segalowitz and Lydia Etok from the North West Territories […]
Don’t miss this special exhibition, featuring: Cliteracy – works and talk by internationally known New York artist, Sophia Wallace, as well as art by 16 regional feminist artists –including: Christian Chapman, Caitlyn McMillan, Leanna Marshall, Lora Northway, Vivike Knutson, Sharon Johnson, Leslie Hill, Katie Beda, Elizabeth Buset, Jayal Chung, Sarah Anne Eby, Shaun Hedican, Beth […]
Ahmoo Angeconeb at the opening reception, photo by Alastair C. MacKay, The AG “Here, in this room, we must hold our reverence close to our heads, for with these works we enter the sacred space of prayer.” These are the opening words in the 2007 curatorial essay by Glenn Allison, then curator at the Thunder […]
Are you dreaming of spring and the taste of fresh lettuce and homegrown tomatoes? You don’t have to wait much longer! Kick off the growing season early with other gardeners at the 9th Annual Seedy Sunday event, Sunday March 2nd from 1 to 4 pm at the Baggage Building Arts Centre. There will be something for every green thumb and […]
Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre’s (TBRHSC) Screen for Life Coach is expanding its cervical screening services with pap testing for women across Northwestern Ontario, starting at 30 years of age. Starting February 1, women ages 30 – 69 years of age can make a cervical screening appointment on the Screen for Life Coach. Until […]
Opportunities exist in: Recreation and Culture, Animal Services, Clerical/office, Tourism, Golf Services, Supply Management, General Labour, Archives, Engineering, Drafting, Human Resources, Facility Operations, Accounting and Technical and Laboratory Services. Apply now! Application forms and job descriptions are available online. Visit: www.thunderbay.ca/summerjobs or www.thunderbay.ca/recjobs Application deadline: February 28th 2014 Upcoming Summer job fairs: Intercity Shopping Centre […]
Photos by Epica Pictures On February 20, a crowd of enthusiastic arts and heritage supporters celebrated the achievements of individuals, groups, and businesses and the important contributions they make to our community. Hosted by CBC Radio’s Lisa Laco, the annual recognition program and gala event was organized by the City of Thunder Bay, and held […]
Our friends at CBC Thunder Bay are planning a cross-cultural project this fall and we need your help. They are looking for people who are willing to immerse themselves in an experience from another culture, such as Aboriginal people who would like to be mayor, a police officer, a mining company executive or a mainstream […]
Story and Photos by Kathleen Michalchuk Members of Chaban Ukrainian Dance Group fit their headpieces and assemble the Pryvitannia bread and salt one last time before departing for a performing tour of Ukraine. Pictured are Jodie Hovey, Steve Hakala, Caitlin McQuarrie, Charlotte Chaulk, Dan Nahachewsky, Maddie Chorkawy, Chelsea Davidow, Sara Cooper, and Collin Harding. This […]
This coming Friday (March 7th), Dulcisono is partnering with LU’s Pride Central to put on a Charity Concert, with all proceeds going to the Don’t Be Afraid campaign. It will be a relaxed, fun event — concert from 7-8:30pm, followed by a drag show that starts at 9pm! Tickets are only $5 for adults, the […]
On March 1, Naxos Grille and Bar will host “Get Talking,” an exciting fundraiser in support of the Collateral Damage Project. Everyone is invited to enjoy an evening of music, comedy and prizes, while raising awareness of the importance of talking about suicide and its prevention—because “not talking about it isn’t working!” Founded by local […]
An Evening With…Wiggins Pro-Ductions will be hosting Friday, February 28 at the Foundry (242 Red River Road). The night will feature an eclectic mix of local talent, including Don’t You(,) Mean People? (post rock), Nick Sherman (acoustic folk), and Elle Kay (singer/songwriter). Don’t You(,) Mean People? is a local post-rock trio made up of Mack […]
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