In support of Pathways to HOME, United Way has launched Sleepless in Thunder Bay, a new campaign that asks participants to spend one night sleeping in their vehicles as a symbolic act to raise awareness about homelessness. 

This mass participation ski event is a winter tradition in Thunder Bay, and the ample snow we received this year provided the perfect conditions for a day of skiing, snow, and fun.

Feast On: A Taste of Thunder Bay was a one-of-a-kind moveable feast showcasing the incredible talent of our local chefs and the amazing dishes that bring to life with our local produce. 

From the toe-tapping “What’s the Buzz” to the stirring siren calls of “Gethsamane,” Jesus Christ Superstar is a story that transcends time, much like the biblical story it is based on.

This year, a tropical holiday may not be in the cards for you, and that’s okay! Who needs a flight out of YQT when you can find that great escape right in your own kitchen?

Kenzie B is a man of many bands of many genres, but it is really in his solo projects where the full extent of his characteristic chaos is unleashed.

Alex Sampson came from humble beginnings in his small hometown of Atikokan—a complete 180 from the lifestyle he climbed mountains to reach.

How the snow shows its gratitude

by adorning their starkness!

Zohar Menashe, the force behind Zoe’s Shakshouka, is a warm and welcoming entrepreneur who opened up her heart and home to showcase her cooking.

Jean E. Pendziwol has always been a forager. As a child, she remembers plucking ripe blueberries and raspberries in the wild and gathering springtime fiddleheads with her mother. 

It’s fitting, then, that the Thunder Bay-based author’s latest book celebrates the act of foraging.

Talk about a triple threat: Bianca Gascoigne is a skilled makeup artist, visual artist, and photographer, and all three disciplines work together when she’s prepping for a shot.

The status quo is no longer status. Canadians have long prided themselves on being the friendly neighbour, but with recent developments in the USA (and specifically in our closest neighbouring state of Minnesota), is it clear that this relationship is changing.

Local singer-songwriter Phil Drost returns with a ray of sunshine for his fifth collection of songs, In This World.

This month, we are proud to feature Warmwood Home Studio, whose newfound love for furniture flips provided a much-needed personal creative outlet.

From the oil sands of Fort McMurray to executive boardrooms at Amazon and Google, Glory Jewitt’s recently released memoir, In Pursuit of Glory, follows her story. Despite a career spanning two countries and carrying her through countless others along the way, Jewitt insists she is still a “Thunder Bay girl.”

A gallery of photos showcasing the highlights from this years Voyageur Winter Carnival at Thunder Bay’s famous Fort William Historical Park. This year was packed with excitement for all ages. Take a close look at maple taffy making, musket firing, the artisan market, live entertainment and more!

In these (musical) notes from the underground, Asphyxiation embodies the collective frustration with “the system” and transmutes this anger into powerful prose that galvanizes the listener away from political despair and into action.

“It’s going to be a very romantic night out,” Rodney Brown says about Lightfoot for Lovers, his “prelude to Valentine’s Day” Gordon Lightfoot dance and concert on February 7 at the Italian Cultural Centre.

Fondue isn’t hurried, and that’s the point: it’s food designed to slow things down and bring people together around the table, weird bits and all.

February is here and love is in the air. Valentine’s Day is a great opportunity to celebrate our romantic relationships, whether that be with tried-and-true classics like chocolates and flowers or through something novel like a new, adventurous experience.