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In the movie industry, the genre of horror has always done very well at the box office. The film Dracula is credited with being the first in its classification, hitting the silver screen in 1931. And ever since, horror films have only increased in their fan appeal, spawning several sub-genres. […]
Hospitals are as ‘essential services’ as it gets and typically are not a place most people take joy in staying at, or visiting. The reality of working in a hospital was something most visitors rarely pondered. Times have changed. Post-Covid hospital life sheds light on the days of pre-Covid hospital […]
Dr. Graham Elder runs a surgical practice in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. While his wife was away on a trip early during the Covid-19 pandemic, Graham was inspired to write a fictional account about the strange times that were happening. Using his medical training and education the doctor turned author […]
A. J. Capper (Amanda June) was conceived in the Midlands of England but born in Hamilton, Ontario. She now lives in Northern Ontario with her musician husband and a dog that’s smarter than them both. A Bother of Bodies is Amanda’s first book in the Maybe Mystery series. A Bother […]
The monarchy is the oldest form of government in the United Kingdom. King Charles III, upon the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II on September 8, 2022, is the current monarch. In modern times the monarchy serves more in a ceremonial and diplomatic role. And, of course, the monarchy […]
Taste The Silence A series of reflections on what joins humanity on a spiritual level, this book allows the reader to pause long enough to begin to contemplate how we are all connected, and provides a glimpse into the importance of understanding our purpose here. As a young girl, Susan […]
First Nations culture is rooted in storytelling where their beliefs, history, values, practices, customs, rituals, relationships, and ways of life are taught. In Canada, the month of June is designated as National Indigenous History Month and gives everyone a special opportunity to gain knowledge that has been passed from generation […]
Robin Isard started his library career working in the IT department of the Washington DC public library. Following that, he lived many years overseas, primarily in West Africa building IT infrastructure in The Republic of the Gambia, Sierra Leone, Guinea Bissau and Guinea Conakry. Robin also worked in Ethiopia and […]
The pandemic has altered everyday life, some sectors more than others, and perhaps none quite like the tourism and hospitality industry. The city of Sault Ste. Marie is responding to the new reality in several ways. This episode is a one-on-one with Lisa chatting with Angela Romano, a lady that […]
