this issue: Spring Chicken: Thunder Bay’s Black Market Poultry, I am Carnivore, Greenhouses, Beer outside the box – Plus: The Doobie Brothers, Alaska Army Band and more.
May 2011
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Your weekend reading is here! This month, we look at the stories behind TBay street names, from settlers like Simpson to critters like muskrats. Link in bio.
Cover by @bigbraindog
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DYK this issue marks our 10th anniversary? To celebrate, we've asked 10 writers and 10 photographers to share their favourite contributions, link in bio. Thanks to everyone who has helped us along the way—here's to the next decade of arts & culture in TBay!
Photo compilation by @keegrich89
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on page 14 the write peter jabs apparently thinks that local artist Forever Dead is a “death metal grind trash core” band. they are obviously not, their newer songs are more punk then their psychobilly roots from their first album but anyone know knows anything about metal:
1. they are not a death metal grind trash core band
2. none of those metal genres are what black sabbath is.