by adminWe had an absolutely fantastic time at Harbourfest! The energy along the waterfront was electric, and it was amazing to see our community come together to celebrate. From the wide variety of vendors and mouthwatering food to the enthusiastic participation from local businesses, every...
READ MORE by adminApplications are being accepted for Thunder Bay’s Memorial Banner Project. The project, which was brought forward by the city’s Clean, Green and Beautiful Committee, is being run in collaboration with the Legion Branch 5 (Port Arthur). “This project is going to help recognize, thank and...
READ MORE by adminThe Ontario Arts Council has awarded more than 10 million dollars to art groups and artists across the province. The grants are used to fund the work and promotion of artists across many disciplines, including craft, dance, literature, music, theatre, media arts and visual arts. “Every...
READ MORE by adminThere has been a tragic shooting at a church on the south side of Minneapolis. Two children, aged 8 and 10, were killed after a lone gunman fired shots from outside the Annunciation Catholic Church, where dozens of children and staff from nearby Annunciation Catholic School were attending a...
READ MORE by adminThe Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation is teaming up with Spirit Halloween for this Halloween season. Until October 31, donations will be accepted at Spirit Halloween’s checkout. The donations are supporting children and families receiving care through Child Life...
READ MORE by adminPhoto by Tharoushan Kandarajah on Unsplash Weekday mornings at 7:35, Danny & John bring you “Just A Sec”. It’s a simple contest……we play you a ‘one second song clip’ – you name the Artist / Song Title and win a prize. We always say, “you learn something new every morning on Mornings...
READ MORE by adminWHAT ARE YOU GRATEFUL FOR? Photo by Toa Heftiba on Unsplash This story comes from Dawsonville, Georgia. Alyssa, pulled into a gas station and she had no idea what she was about to walk into. Outside of the gas station, she noticed a man sitting there, and according to her: it looked...
READ MORE by adminAir Canada flight attendants begin voting today on a tentative agreement reached through mediation after last week’s strike. The Canadian Union of Public Employees, which represents more than 10,000 flight attendants, says the deal marks progress toward ending unpaid work but does not...
READ MORE by adminWhen Will and Charlie Lockyer think back on where it all began, it wasn’t under stage lights or in a packed stadium. It was in their Thunder Bay living room, where their dad would sit at the piano and lead friends in sing-alongs at the end of the night. Some evenings, the brothers would...
READ MORE by adminCanada Post is reporting more financial losses as it tries to hammer out a new collective agreement with its workers. The over $407 million loss for the last three months follows the record-setting $448 million loss in the previous quarter. They attribute the losses to sharp declines in...
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