by adminThe inspiration for this week’s article caught my eye with its vibrant colour and sticky sweet layers. I’m standing in a bakery in Mykonos, Greece, that has a sign on the door: operating since 1420. So anyplace that’s been doing the same thing for 600 years, deserves all the accolades...
READ MORE by adminThe Registered Nurses’ Association of Ontario’s 11th annual Fall Tour is visiting Thunder Bay. The organization’s CEO, Doris Grinspun, will be present to connect with local nurses and nursing students. Grinspun plans to meet with registered nurses, nurse practitioners and nursing students...
READ MORE by adminThe only provinces operating nuclear power plants entered an agreement Friday to improve performance at the Point Lepreau generating station. New Brunswick Energy Minister René Legacy was joined by his Ontario counterpart Stephen Lecce to make the agreement. “New Brunswick and Ontario...
READ MORE by adminOntario’s annual Level Up! career fair could see more stops in northwestern Ontario in the future. This year, the fair only made one stop in the region, visiting Thunder Bay on Wednesday and Thursday. “Further conversation in regards to further expansion in the north in the years to come,...
READ MORE by adminEvery Friday at 8:10am on Mornings In The Bay…..Danny, Candi and John share some weekly highlights from Marketplace. These are real items available in the city – for sale! These are the items that stand out and make us say, “really”? This week, it was Danny & Candi…….and some of the...
READ MORE by adminThe winners of Thunder Bay’s 2025 Arts and Heritage Awards have been selected. They received their awards at a ceremony at Magnus Theatre on Thursday night. The 2025 award recipients are: Literature: Marion Agnew Music: Small Town Bad Stage Performance: Ivan Love Visual...
READ MORE by adminDo you think a concept like this would work in our city? Photo by Shawn Reid on Unsplash Paul Jenkinson is a retired social worker from Nova Scotia. He’s been touring the country since May, with one goal: to listen to people and maybe help them. The concept is simple: set up in a...
READ MORE by adminThe union that represents Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) has named its first civilian president. David Sabatini has been appointed the new president and CEO of the OPP Association, which acts as the bargaining agent for the force’s more than 10,000 members across the province. The...
READ MORE by adminDonald Trump has ended all trade negotiations over a new ad from the Ontario Government. The ad uses bits and pieces of a 1987 speech from former president Ronald Reagan. Reagan says he imposed tariffs on Japan for good reason, but they are dangerous for the economy. “Throughout the...
READ MORE by adminHow Two Girls, One Freezer, and a case of Tomatoes Became a Tradition Last year, Lyndsay and I decided we were going to make sauce. One case of tomatoes, a can-do attitude, and big “we’re basically Italian Nonna’s” energy. Spoiler alert: it did not go as planned. The chaos was…...
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