Women and Girls

Thunder Bay's Dragons of Hope team, which supports those with a breast cancer diagnosis through the sport of dragon boating, will launch in a boat of its own for the first time this season.

Local craft beer enthusiasts celebrate International Women’s Day with a special brew — Better Together.

Lisa Pearce has brought two of her favourite things — wine and jewelry — together for her business

Alodie Mergulhao has been running Ageless Aesthetics Studio in Thunder Bay for the past two years and wants to show her gratitude to veterans and those currently serving by offering free scar camouflage treatment for the first three weeks in November in honour of Remembrance Day.

Thunder Bay's Kayla Kjellman is embracing the chance to push her limits at the Ironman world championships in Hawaii.

Two Thunder Bay women are looking to arm employers with tools to support employee mental health, an issue put in the spotlight by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Aspiring teacher and entrepreneur Ashley Perry found inspiration and support for her crafting business after moving north.

Wabason will be telling her story at the Rockin’ Recovery event at the Marina on Sep 7.

An avid lover of jewellery is creating something for everyone.

Reaghan Howard is making art out of pebbles and glass from the shores of Lake Superior.