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LatestFlora Thunder Bay Q&A With Wild Fungi and Lichen Photographer Janna Zachary
Interview by Sara Sadeghi Aval, Photos by Janna Zachary Photo of Mycena Mushroom Thunder Bay is known for its beautiful scenery and photographic appeal. From sunrise shots of Nanabijou to views from the Sea Lion, photographers...
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Makers Gonna Make
LifeSchoolHouse Offers Barter-Based Workshops that Build Skills and Community By Susan Goldberg ,...
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By Pat Forrest Patrons gather at the River Street Café prior to the COVID-19 pandemic Thirty years ago this September, the Thunder Bay 55 Plus Centre on River Street opened its doors to the city’s seniors. It quickly became the...
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King of the Dead Takes Reign
Local Metal Rapper’s Enigmatic Rebrand is Born Out of Hell By Michael Charlebois Although he could...
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What COVID-19 Has Taught Us About the Value of Nature
By Julee Boan, Boreal Program Manager, Ontario Nature, Photo by Ryan Mackett Like so many...
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As Nature Intended?
Another Look at Organic Cannabis By Justin Allec One of the first articles I wrote for Cannabis...
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The Little Book of Hygge
Meik Wiking What the heck is hygge and why do we keep hearing about it? Hygge (pronounced hoo-gah)...
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April 2021
April 2021 The Green Issue Why Biodiversity Matters Most of us know that we live in a very special...
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We couldn’t resist sharing these photos of @borealisdogsled hardworking Alaskan huskies. For over 30 years, owner Burton Penner has been guiding trips out of Vermillion Bay in Northwestern Ontario.
More in the story by @jesse.milani on p. 40 of our April issue, link in bio. (sorry, but you’ll have to wait until next winter to experience the excitement for yourself)
📸 by @jesse.milani
#dontletgoofthesled #dogsledding #dogsleddingadventure #Alaskanhuskies #huskies #Alaskanhusky #husky #huskiesofinstgram #dogsiwthjobs #puppies #huskypuppy #vermillionbay #northwesternontario
Did you know a moose’s antlers typically span 1.5 metres? We talked to @theofah about the changes to moose hunting regulations and wildlife biologist Tim Timmerman about why the moose population is struggling in some parts of the northwest.
More in the story by Matt Prokopchuk on p. 12 of our April issue, link in bio.
📸#3 by Tim Timmermann
#moose #mooseofinstagram #biodiversity #ecosystems #sustainability #ofah #hunting #tbay #thunderbay
