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Back to Basics with Bobby Bazini
After spending years working within the traditional music industry, Juno Award nominee Bazini has stepped into a more independent path—a path that has given him space to slow down and reconnect with how he actually likes to write and perform.
Memories in Nature
It’s been said that the only constant in nature is that it’s ever-changing, and that quality is precisely what draws artist Angela Wiebe to landscape painting.
Delicatessen of Death: Killer
This band is too much their own beast to hide behind the songs of others; each of these 10 new tracks is an unapologetic party made to dominate local stages, with a flurry of breakneck riffs, howled vocals, and clattering drums.
Embodying Your Alter Ego
Embody Dance Collective asks, “What happens when you let go of who you’re supposed to be and step into who you really are?”
Speak of the Past, Speak of the Future
With a packed schedule of events over the weekend of May 22 and 23, Litfest has invited Sudbury-based author Waubgeshig Rice to host some of the workshops.
The Stalk of the Town
Much like regular sticky buns with butter and brown sugar, but also rife with rhubarb-y gems tucked inside and out, these handsful/mouthsfuls are special, as they have lemon, orange, and cardamom layered throughout.
Responsible Mining Built through Partnerships
Mining has been a part of our region’s story for millennia, and by forging meaningful partnerships, we can ensure it remains a sustainable part of our future
Behind the Menu: The Steph
There’s an off-menu dish at The Tilted Turret Pinball Pub that regulars speak of with the kind of reverence usually reserved for secret levels or high-score legends. It’s called “The Steph,” named for the pub’s longest-running server, who has been holding down the floor with easy confidence for more than two and a half years.
Afro‑Vibe Fest
At Marina Park this summer, Thunder Bay’s waterfront will once again host Afro‑Vibe Fest, a two-day cultural gathering centred on African, Caribbean, and multicultural expression.
Room to Grow
The County Park neighbourhood has a little extra room to grow, as today marked the grand opening of the 892 square foot addition to the County Park Library where people of all ages can gather to share, learn, and connect.
A Festival Lineup That’ll Spin You Right Round
The club can’t handle Flo Rida, but Wake the Giant fans can this September.
Derelicte 16 Photo Gallery
Take everything you know about fashion shows—the prim, the proper, the pretentious—and throw it out the window, and you have Derelicte: a one-of-a-kind, multisensory, multidisciplinary art experience.
A Tribute to Spring in Song
The snow in the forecast might have you down, but a sunny concert led by vocalist and producer Carly Martin in the tropical atmosphere of the Centennial Botanical Conservatory promises a much needed afternoon of warmth and community.
When I am old
when I am old will the grass regret
how I walked across its back so tenderly,
or will they too grow old and so, forget?
To Keep Her
Doughty’s film, To Keep Her, is a 90-minute horror/thriller made with his wife Tassia Dorsamy, exploring the literal and metaphorical experience of being in a toxic relationship.
A Place to Ascend
As the main area is entirely geared towards bouldering, the Rock Room aims to keep climbers happy by, well, keeping them climbing.
From Your City’s Front Lines
Declaring a humanitarian crisis is a statement of pretty words, and we need more. We need direct action now, and the declaration of a state of emergency to bring the provincial government to the table.
PACC Restaurant
PACC Restaurant, a small-but-spirited take-out window, opened last month, and has already begun carving out its own place in the community’s heart.