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Spinning Silver
by admin | Jan 1, 2021 | Books, Off The Wall Reviews | 0 |
Naomi Novik When you live in a land that the Staryk—faeries from a winter world—routinely raid for...
Read MoreBad Singer: The Surprising Science of Tone Deafness and How We Hear Music
by admin | Nov 6, 2020 | Books, Off The Wall Reviews | 0 |
Tim Falconer loves music and admits to being a “bad singer.” He embarked on a journey through the...
Read MoreSeasons of Thunder Bay
by admin | Dec 1, 2019 | Books, Off The Wall Reviews | 0 |
No matter how long or short they are, here in Thunder Bay we embrace the seasons. With dishes like...
Read MoreForest Meets Farm – Roots to Harvest
by Martina | Mar 1, 2019 | Books, Off The Wall Reviews | 0 |
Forest Meets Farm is so much more than a cookbook, but then Roots to Harvest is so much more than...
Read MoreUndermajordomo Minor by Patrick deWitt
by admin | Dec 3, 2015 | Books, Off The Wall Reviews | 0 |
Review by Alexander Kosoris Undermajordomo Minor is, for the most part, a comedy of manners....
Read MoreGardening with Colour: Creative Design Ideas for Canadian Gardens – Rob Sproule
by Martina | Jul 30, 2014 | Books, Off The Wall Reviews | 0 |
If you’re like me, there’s nothing worse than sitting down with that eagerly anticipated gardening...
Read MoreDays to Remember – Bill MacDonald
by Martina | Jul 30, 2014 | Books, Off The Wall Reviews | 0 |
Bill MacDonald’s latest work, Days to Remember, is a compelling autobiography. It’s jam-packed...
Read MoreNot Dead & Not For Sale – Scott Weiland
by Martina | Jul 23, 2014 | Books, Off The Wall Reviews | 0 |
Scott Weiland, 47, is a singer/songwriter with the massively popular rock bands Stone Temple...
Read MoreRebour: The Bicycle Illustrations of Daniel Rebour – Rob van der Plas and Frank Berto
by Martina | Jun 1, 2014 | Books, Off The Wall Reviews | 0 |
At first glance, a book filled with technical line drawings of bicycles and components may not...
Read MoreAn Astronaut’s Guide to Life on Earth – Chris Hadfield
by Martina | Jun 1, 2014 | Books, Off The Wall Reviews | 0 |
This book provides a different perspective from today’s conventional wisdom “Don’t sweat the small stuff,” and is captivating from the outset. By visualizing defeat and preparing for everything, Hadfield shows how the lessons of...
Read MoreA Brief Time in Heaven: Wilderness Adventures in Canoe Country – Darryl Blazino
by Martina | Jun 1, 2014 | Books, Off The Wall Reviews | 0 |
We are often told not to judge a book by its cover, but when the cover is truly stunning it’s...
Read MoreGoing Gray: What I learned about beauty, sex, work, motherhood, authenticity, and everything else that really matters – Anne Kreamer
by Martina | May 5, 2014 | Books, Off The Wall Reviews | 0 |
I admit, I was drawn in by the title and the cover. The author of Going Gray, Anne Kreamer, is a...
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Did you know bon bons are a TBay original? They were created in 1946 by Lam Pang. The popularity of this category in our readers’ survey is proof that we still love our bon bons, congrats to Mr. Chinese whose bite-sized, tasty pork short ribs were voted the best!
Full results of our Best of Thunder Bay Readers’ Survey in our January issue, link in bio.
📸 by @keegrich89
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It’s all in the family at @nortenos.taqueria with brothers Jamie and Dillon Baratta. “We felt that there were no real Mexican restaurants in Fort William, so the location was an easy choice for us,” says Jamie. “Without the pandemic, @nortenos.taqueria probably would have never happened,”' says Dillon.
More in the story by Sue Pretty, @prettysu32 on p. 28 of our January issue. Link in bio.
📸 by Keegan Richard, @keegrich89
#supportlocal #localfood #localbusinesses #tbay #thunderbay #mexicancuisine ...