by Charmaine Beaulieu Award-winning Jory Nash, an independent singer/songwriter from Toronto, has been travelling the North Shore entertaining many with his unique blend of folk, jazz, pop, country, soul and blues music recently playing both the Concert In The Parking Lot and the Live From the Rock [Read more]
**Photos have been added! RED ROCK, ON – Saturday, August 7th, 2010 – The bluesy sound of Cindy Doire’s voice opened up the main stage yesterday evening. Another beautiful evening the crowd looked on as Doire pumped out a sweet soulful song about a friend of hers in Toronto. The crowd, [Read more]
Goldberg engages crowd on Main Stage RED ROCK, ON – The cool breeze and warm sunshine on Friday evening, August 6th, at Live from the Rock contributed to the absolute success of an entertaining evening. As people trickled in through the ticket gate the Marina Park began to fill with [Read more]
Top of Superior Artisans Market & Fish Fry move to Nipigon Article/Photos by Charmaine Beaulieu, OntarioNewsNorth.com NIPIGON, ON – Local artisans and musicians filled the grounds surrounding the Nipigon Tourist Information Centre yesterday, August 5th. The Top of Lake Superior Cruise [Read more]
Playground participants enjoy ‘cool’ & tasty science projects Submitted by Playground Staff MANITOUWADGE, ON – Having followed a long weekend, this was a short week at playground but it was jam-pack full of fun none-the-less. Tuesday we made jungle animals and went to the [Read more]
MARATHON, ON – Wednesday, August 4th Andy & Beverlee Coulter’s Concerts in the Parking Lot entertainment series welcomed Toronto-based, independent singer-songwriter Jory Nash to their sidewalk stage. In spite of cold temperatures, drizzling rain which developped into dark clouds, [Read more]
Manitouwadge’s SUN FEST & Red Rock’s LIVE FROM THE ROCK Northshore Festivals for EVERY Taste Anticipation is building on the Northshore as people prepare for a big weekend. RED ROCK, ON – The 2010 LIVE FROM THE ROCK festival, ‘All you need is Folk’, will [Read more]
Released August 4, 2010 McGuinty Government Names Council Of The Federation Award Winner Leah Morris, a community builder and passionate advocate for literacy in the Hamilton area, has been awarded the Ontario 2010 Council of the Federation Literacy Award. Premier Dalton McGuinty honoured Ms. [Read more]
Pic River Vocalist’s 1st CD Climbs to 9th on the Aboriginal TOP 40 PIC RIVER FIRST NATION, ON – Saturday, July 31st, 2010 Northwestern Ontario Artist, and www.OntarioNewsNorth.com contributor, Laura Lea Comeau, visited with Aboriginal Indie Artist Bonnie Couchie of Pic River First Nation. [Read more]
PIC MOBERT CAMPGROUND, ON – Saturday, July 30th festivities continued at the 24th Annual Pic Mobert Pow Wow (CLICK HERE FOR DIGNITARY INFORMATION) with 2 Grand Entries, in afternoon and evening (Though the drumming, signing, dancing and the beautiful regalia of Grand Entry are incredible to [Read more]
**From the Editor:Since the Spring when an open Casting Call was sent out to the Northshore through OntarioNewsNorth.com, and other regional media, we’ve been following production of 10-57, filming has now finished and OntarioNewsNorth.com continues to keep you in the loop… 10-57 THE [Read more]
C-Weed at Pic Mobert Campground PIC MOBERT, ON – Last night, July 28th, approximately 300 area residents, from Mobert, White River, Pic River, Manitouwadge and Marathon, gathered at the Pic Mobert Pow Wow Campground site on the shores of the White River to enjoy a performance by internationally [Read more]
SCHREIBER, ON – Sunday, July 18th area residents flocked to Schreiber’s Art in the Park event where visual arts were complimented by a fiddling group, a guitarist for th kids, Bobo the clown telling stories on Stage and much, much more. Thank you to Laura Comeau for sending details and photos [Read more]
Fundraising Luncheon A Great Success by Toni McInnes SCHREIBER, ON – Friday, July 16th, the North Shore Singers hosted a fundraising luncheon at the Schreiber Recreation Centre as part of the community’s 125th Anniversary festivities. Choir member, Toni McInnes wanted to thank, on behalf [Read more]
SCHREIBER, ON – Friday, July 9th the Schreiber Public Library unveiled the mural “Journey Into Our Past”. The mural is a blend of old and new; depicting a scene of people returning to Rossport after an afternoon on the beach at Isbester’s Landing at the turn of the Century. [Read more]
