March is about pancakes, movies and playing in the snow: we can get on board with that. Read on to discover all the family events going on in Thunder Bay in March 2019, including March Break. March 1 PA Day activities, various branches of the TBPL At Brodie, there’s a Scaredy Squirrel puppet show and activities at 10:30, or you can watch the Paddington movie at 2:30. County Park hosts Science North and an extreme sports exhibit from 2:30-4:30. At Mary J. L. Black from 2:30-4,

If you’re on holidays with the kids this March Break, check out these family activities around the city, from science and the symphony to magic and movies. Carnival of the Dinosaurs, Thunder Bay Symphony Orchestra Dino-fans will love this concert by Canadian composer Dean Burry, where the orchestra recreates the sounds of nine different dinosaur species. Very cool! The concert is on March 12 at 3:30pm at Grassroots Church. There is another presentation at 2:15pm for special n

The majestic Norwester Mountains on the south side of Thunder Bay are breathtaking from afar, but there’s nothing quite like standing on top of them in a pair of skis. Just riding the chairlift even up the Snoopy Hill, the smallest run out there, offers spectacular views. For my family, Loch Lomond is synonymous with childhood memories. It would be impossible for me to count the number of hours I spent there in the eighties learning to ski with my parents. And to their credit

Tree trails We play follow the leader through the trails that run along side the main runs. It makes every run different and a new challenge emerges, like a ski stuck in deep snow. My nine-year-old has the advantage here because his skis are shorter. Mum and Dad can’t zip around as fast, and usually end up snowplowing! Wood fireplace Nothing compares to coming into the chalet cold, and seeing the warmth of the crackling fire. We put our wet neck warmers and mitts on a log