“Humans have evolved to use cannabis as medicine,” says Richard Gillman. This is quite a statement, and everyone in the … Read More
She looks a little out of place among the modern pleasure boats that jostle these days near the disused grain … Read More
Nepalese tribespeople have been collecting honey from Himalayan cliffs for centuries, using nothing more than handmade rope ladders and long … Read More
We all hate cancer. It’s a ruthless disease that takes way too many of our loved ones, way too early. … Read More
To celebrate the inaugural Dragon World Championships, the first ever dedicated stand up paddleboard team racing event, we’re giving you the … Read More
This art project by a University of Victoria student Xiao Xue might be the creepiest thing you see today. With … Read More
The North Face Valley to Peak trail running race returns to Whistler September 2 for its third year. This year, … Read More
It’s hard to get any more raw than 100 seconds of hauling ass—no soundtracks, no effects or fancy footage—just pure … Read More
It’s a sunny Thursday morning at Crankworx Whistler and the godfathers of freeride—Brett Tippie, Wade Simmons, Richie Schley—are grouped together … Read More
A Montrealer hitchhiking by sail across the Pacific ocean wishes to inspire people to take action in the fight against … Read More
Mountain Life founder Glen Harris is getting back behind the camera where it all began. In celebration of Canada’s 150th … Read More
Rolling up the gravel driveway of SJ Sherbanuk’s home in Banks it’s clear the guy is obsessed with steel; an … Read More
Kilian Jornet is considered the greatest mountain runner ever. But he doesn’t consider himself a runner. Join Kilian in his … Read More
“Which way is the flag blowing?” One nymph (daughter) or the other will answer upon arriving at the Dyer’s Bay … Read More
ML Blue Mountains summer mag is out now. Our cover star is climbing sensation Leslie Timms, deep-water-soloing on the Bruce Peninsula. … Read More
The sun rose seven hours ago and we rose with it. It’s high noon now, and we’re scorching, sweating, pushing … Read More
