Ronn Hartviksen looks at life with the soul of a poet and writer

A Path of Gold in a Poem – Ronn Hartviksen

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Neechee Studio offers workshops and opportunities for youth

Neechee Studio: A fresh new program for Aboriginal youth

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The students spent some time and effort decorating their school for the Christmas Holidays

Sachigo Lake Students Share Christmas

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Civic workers in Thunder Bay stepped up again with a generous donation to the United Way

Thunder Bay Looking for Top Artists and Cultural Groups

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“Tonto” (above), a triptych by local artist Cree Stevens, hangs at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre.

Building Cultural Bridges through Art

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MPP Bill Mauro brought his private members motion back to the Ontario Legislature

Murillo Library Celebrates Expansion of Youth and Children’s Sections

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Anjelica Scannura, a Toronto based Flamenco dancer will be performing for a Thunder Bay audience on Saturday September 13th

Flamenco in Thunder Bay

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Awash in the Harbour by Ronn Hartviksen

Awash in the Harbour – Ronn Hartviksen

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Why do writers write?

Why Write? Why Do Writers Write…

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The Thunder Bay People Project aims to showcase the diversity and creativity of the residents of Thunder Bay.

Thunder Bay People Project Shares Diversity

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Smiles were the rule of the day. Photo by Jamie Bannish

Fort William Fall Street Fair Moving

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Peirre Perrault

Sequin Aboriginal Fine Arts and Crafts Show

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