Thunder Bay’s Entershine independent bookshop
Thunder Bay’s newest (and only) independent bookstore, Entershine, is now open for business. Understandably, the first question a visitor might have is, what is “Entershine?”...
Peter Fergus-Moore
Finding Peace on Joe Creek Trail
In the fall of 2013, my wife Joyce and I drove down one last time to Sleeping Giant Provincial Park to walk a trail. No,...
Chippewa Park delays centennial celebration
Thunder Bay’s Chippewa Park is officially 100 years old on July 15. The Friends of Chippewa Park in Thunder Bay had hoped to host a...
From Aleppo with love
Thunder Bay is a far cry from Aleppo, Syria. The Royal Aleppo Food restaurant, operating in takeout mode due to COVID-19, is nonetheless a bit...
Death doulas: Guides on the final journey of life
None of us remember, let alone directed, the circumstances of our births. But now we may be able to have a say in the circumstances...
Zoe Gordon: The practice of listening
THUNDER BAY—In an open field several kilometres from the city, a film crew made up of director, camera person, assistant, several actors, and the sound...
Melanie Luc: Of milkweed and monarchs
The north side home of Melanie Luc and her family is not noticeably different from many a Thunder Bay dwelling—unless, that is, you happen to...
The artists and the moving pictures
Centuries ago, people admired beautifully rendered images of life. But these were static. Wouldn’t it be wonderful, they thought, if these images could move as...