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A slice of paradise

A slice of paradise

It's like looking into an aquarium. Beneath my board, revealed in ethereal clarity, pass corals, sponges, and anemones, the zebra-stripes of a passing angel fish flashing between them.
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The kingdom of spring

The kingdom of spring

A few weeks back, Eric Crowe, who grooms the Lost Lake cross-country trails, sent me a photo of a determined western toad he'd encountered on his grooming shift.
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Whistler Telemark Festival celebrates Freeheel Movement

Whistler Telemark Festival celebrates Freeheel Movement

Newly formed BC Telemark Ski Association aims to build popularity of sport
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Closing argument

Closing argument

In February 2016, the executive director of Clayoquot Action led a "Wild Salmon Delegation" to Norway, to reconnoiter where Canada's West Coast Atlantic salmon-farming industry might be headed. It opened eyes.
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Thinking local

Thinking local

Ready-made foods are the next thing we want to do," says Ranya Dube.
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Challenge and change

Challenge and change

In 2016, an educational, fastidiously illustrated book made its way onto the New York Times bestseller list.
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An ecology of democracy

An ecology of democracy

The topic of Electoral Reform bubbles forth after every election, signalling widespread dissatisfaction with Canada's current electoral system.
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The Skimaker

The Skimaker

In a nondescript Pemberton warehouse, around the back through a nondescript door, Johnny "Foon" Chilton hunches over a vice in a cavernous space, working on a surfboard fin.
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The Snow Machine

The Snow Machine

The Trout Lake "snow machine" was cranking up its game. Mid-morning on my first day at Great Northern Snowcat Skiing, it was still snowing as hard as it had for the past 48 hours.
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Tis the Season

Tis the Season

It's not necessarily Christmas-motivated PR, but recent moves by big outdoor companies to get on board (and drive, in some cases) the sustainability train continue to be impressive.
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