The Trailer Park Boys are stopping in at North Bay’s Capitol Centre on March 6th as part of their Drunk, High and Unemployed Tour. Our Capitol Centre insider, Katelyn Favretto interviewed Canada’s favorite drug addicted felons over the phone.
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On May 1st Music and Film in Motion will celebrate the 7th annual Northern Ontario Music and Film Awards in the Great Hall at Laurentian University and 4 North Bay artists are honoured with nominations. Eric Boissennault is up for Best Screenwriter – Sophie & Sara. Patrick Gilbert and Ed Regan are both up for [...]
By Matthew Hong
Last night was my 8th time seeing Matthew Good (Spanning 11 years too) and while it may have not been one of my favourite of his concerts it was still really enjoyable.
First off, I do not think it would be right if I didn’t mention Mother Mother, the stellar group that opened for [...]
Their back, and North Bay can’t get enough of the Trailer Park Boys. their communityservice is done. Now their stoned as fuck and unemployed. Check them out at the Capitol Centre March 6th at 7:30 pm. For more info follow the Link:
Capitol Centre
Looks like a “No Boys Allowed” Night for the Urban Cafe. The Gateway City Roller Derby are hosting a semi-open mic party. Here is the message:
For those of you who joined us for our Christmas party and want more, or for those of you who missed out and want to get in the game: Gateway [...]
The Trailer Park Boys are stopping in at North Bay’s Capitol Centre on March 6th as part of their Drunk, High and Unemployed Tour. Our Capitol Centre insider, Katelyn Favretto interviewed Canada’s favorite drug addicted felons over the phone.
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Here is the fifth episode, finally. I have been procrastinating Like a banshee, whatever that means. Featuring a rant entitled “Reduce Your Carbon Footprint…Kill yourself”. As well my Post Apocalyptic Motivational speaking at the North Bay Zombie Walk.
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On May 1st Music and Film in Motion will celebrate the 7th annual Northern Ontario Music and Film Awards in the Great Hall at Laurentian University and 4 North Bay artists are honoured with nominations. Eric Boissennault is up for Best Screenwriter – Sophie & Sara. Patrick Gilbert and Ed Regan are both up for Best Cinematographer for their work in The Lake. And Kevin Hoffman is nominated for Best Directer, also for The Lake.
Submissions came in from communities across the North including; Thunder Bay, Sault Ste Marie, Sudbury, North Bay, Timmins, Espanola, Parry Sound and Dryden. The nominees for the ten awards categories were selected by a panel of prominent music and film industry professionals.
“We are very happy with the results of this year’s program. Submissions were up, which means the program is still growing,” MFM Executive Director Dennis Landry said in a release. “MFM would like to thank all of those who entered. It is with their talent and hard work the music and film industries see growth here in the North.”
For a full list of nominees and respective categories click here.
The Trailer Park Boys are stopping in at North Bay’s Capitol Centre on March 6th as part of their Drunk, High and Unemployed Tour. Our Capitol Centre insider, Katelyn Favretto interviewed Canada’s favorite drug addicted felons over the phone.
Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Their back, and North Bay can’t get enough 
of the Trailer Park Boys. their communityservice is done. Now their stoned as fuck and unemployed. Check them out at the Capitol Centre March 6th at 7:30 pm. For more info follow the Link:
Looks like a “No Boys Allowed” Night for the Urban Cafe. The Gateway City Roller Derby are hosting a semi-open mic party. Here is the message:
For those of you who joined us for our Christmas party and want more, or for those of you who missed out and want to get in the game: Gateway City Roller Derby and their friends at Deluxe Custom Tattoo are teaming up with The Urban Cafe for another fundraiser.
Girls vs. Guitars is an (all-ages) open mic night for female musicians and will help us raise money to get North Bay’s Roller Derby team on track – literally.
Interested acts may e-mail us at: northbayrollerderby@gmail.com
We look forward to seeing you there!
This is a message from Derek Morin:
Hi,
I’m a local musician named Derek Morin and I’ve recently released an independent rock album entitled “The Suburban Times”. I’m holding a CD Release Party upstairs at the Bull ‘n’ Quench Pub at 603 McIntyre St. E. in North Bay on Friday, March 5th starting at 9pm. Lisa Gibson and Buck will be the opening act. My performance will feature a blend of originals from my album as well as popular rock covers.
