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Livewire Blues Power – Mellow Blues Danny Mott
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Ray Bonneville – On The Blind Side Adrian V
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Stacey Bishop Davidson – 15 Fishes Lisa Tucker
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MASSACRE AT MACKINAW (Part 2) ‘O people gather around I’m gonna tell you how it all went down.” From the song Massacre At Mackinaw, on his 2010 album, Voices From The Gathering Place, Peter White with fellow musician and Anishinaabe friend Joel M. Syrette discuss the historical event. On June […]
Drag Story Hour started in 2015 in San Francisco as a way to be more inclusive and affirming to LGBTQ families interested in youth books and reading. Since then, the idea has spread internationally with other drag artists holding reading events at libraries, schools, bookstores, and museums. The ladies dish […]
JANUARY IS ALZHEIMER AWARENESS MONTH Terry Caporossi is the Executive Director of the Sault Ste. Marie chapter of the Alzheimer Society of Canada and is the guest on this edition. The Borderline presents a series of interviews with the key people of charity organizations that serve the Sault Ste. Marie […]
Tiffany Caicco has authored three books and blogs regularly on the website, The Soul Compass. Tiffany specializes in the treatment of grief, loss and trauma through talk therapy, art therapy, trauma-informed yoga and Buddhist + Spiritual psychotherapy. “My honest self-exploration and creative expression have been sources of healing for me throughout […]
It’s like a trip to the library with the book club gang. The ladies share their favourite reads from their youthful days of Nancy Drew to their tastes in books they love today. Their talk covers genres, authors, characters, the power of reading, and other subjects. Lisa & Tiana & […]
Dean Sayers is the Chief of Batchewana First Nation. Their traditional lands run along the Eastern shore of Lake Superior from Batchewana Bay to Whitefish Island at Bawaating (Sault Ste. Marie). Chief Sayers grew up in Batchewana village where he worked with his father and brother in the First Nation’s […]
December 6, 1989, an armed man killed 14 women, and injured 13 other individuals at Polytechnique Montréal. Still incomprehensible to this day, this anti-woman attack stunned the entire country, and sent shockwaves throughout the entire world. Polytechnique’s desire to honour the victims of this massacre remains strong. By commemorating this […]
Charlie Elder has been a musician for as long as he can remember. Growing up in the city of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, he fell in love with the guitar and has been writing songs ever since. Currently studying at the University of Ottawa he has recently been recording his […]
Zonta Club of Sault Ste Marie Area is one of over 1,300 clubs of Zonta International, a worldwide service organization. Founded in 1919 in Buffalo, New York, Zonta takes its name from the Lakota Sioux Indian word meaning “honest and trustworthy.” Zontians volunteer their time, talents and energy to local and […]