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Lisa Tucker

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The Generation Gap – The Superior View

Lisa Tucker 9 May 2025

As pop culture races through time, its influence on each generation impacts language and expression that frequently differs from past generations, hence the gap. This often results in communication hijinks where meanings are misconstrued. Or value systems that have changed over time, may fuel awkward situations between age groups. The […]

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Skye Smith & Aleisha Parr – Becoming Calla

Lisa Tucker 6 May 2025

Skye Smith is a well-known figure in the local community theatre scene, celebrated for her lead performances in productions such as Judy in “White Christmas,” Ulla in “The Producers,” and Bombalurina in “Cats.” Skye’s artistic journey began at Algoma University, where she trained in the music program under the guidance […]

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Sault Ste. Marie

Marianne Perry

Lisa Tucker 15 April 2025

Marianne Perry is a second generation Canadian-Italian whose interest in her Calabrian-Sicilian roots has fueled her genealogical research to solve family mysteries. Along with researching family history, Marianne’s writing reflects her extensive traveling, a passion for adventure, an interest in establishing connections and a yearning to understand our world. Marianne’s […]

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Sabrina Marie Cartwright – Midnight Warrior

Lisa Tucker 25 March 2025

A Poetry Collection For Night Owls (Sabrina’s Poetry Growth Book 3) This poetry collection explores the journey through light and darkness, delving into the process of embracing both aspects within ourselves. It is a testament to the courage of revealing our true selves to society, even when faced with attempts […]