MoneyHoney is a Rock ‘N’ Roll band. No tricks, no gimmicks, and no makeup. Honest, real, and learned the hard way. The 5 members, who go back as early as elementary school, pride themselves in playing a solid mixture of rootsy/blues tinged rock tunes that reveal their wide range of influences (Petty, The Boss, the Band, Neil Young), yet display a real level of originality that’s lacking in many of today’s artists. Polishing their stage show and playing with big name acts along the way such as The Trews and Trooper, the band has firmly established themselves in their native North Western Ontario, and has begun touring the rest of this massive country.
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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
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Andy Beaver’s intimate connection to the land and scenery around him began in his home community of Nibinamik First Nation. In describing his favourite photo, he says, “There was a forest fire a few years back. It was dark outside, and I had my camera. You could hear the flames raging in the night and the northern lights were visible overhead. Just this huge green band over the fire. It only lasted a few seconds, and I snapped the shot.”
More in the story by @sarasadeghiaval95 on p. 40 of our January issue, link in bio.
📸 by Andy Beaver, @northriverstudios
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