July 2010

'One continuous social event'

An interview with Philip ‘Flip’ Kempe.

At your time of need, we are here to serve all communities

John-Bryan Gardiner

Over the years we have provided service to many communities throughout Northwestern Ontario. Some areas are serviced by their own funeral home, some are not. Likewise, as Thunder Bay is a medical cent

Athletes not alone in susceptibility to heat stroke

Kids enjoy summer with a break from school, adults often take time off from work, and the weather encourages everyone to get outside and soak up the sun.

Beauty tips for busy women

Women are juggling much more today than in years past. According to U.S.

Information folders make transition home easier for surgical patients

Graham Strong

When it comes to finding out what patients would like to see more of, sometimes the best approach is to simply ask.

Making a great Lake Superior starts in your backyard

Ellen Mortfield

“It never rains but it pours.” That’s a common expression that’s often quite true, especially in one of our Thunder Bay thunderstorms.

Plan a pet-away this season

Dreaming of a vacation? Maybe your pet is, too. When you book your travel details, be sure to take your pooch along. Today it is easier than ever to travel with your favorite companion.

Profile on Bill French

Rob Neff

Bill French, General Manager of the Fort William Country Club, was practically born to be a successful businessman.

Seniors and technology do mix

Kellie Hudson

Bernice Jorgenson can’t sit still long enough to use a computer.

The health risk of too much media time

Over the last few years, many studies have been conducted to examine the link between media time (or screen time) and our health.

Unique addition to the summer grilling menu

Grilling season is upon us once again. Families and friends are gathering in backyards all across the country and grilling traditional fare like hamburgers, hot dogs, steaks, and chicken.

What effects do oil spills have on the environment

Oil spills have profound and immediate effects on the environment. Plus, the damage slicks cause can be long-lasting.