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Powder Highway Revisited
Let’s take the Powder Highway again. Retrace some of our steps—with the children and grandfather, of course. Why not, really?
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Bringer of Light: A Conversation with N’alaga
N'alaga is a weaver, teacher, dancer, singer and a Land-Based Cultural Empowerment Facilitator who also comes from a family of notable snowboarders. "N’alaga" translates to "bringer of light”, and that is exactly what she does through her work.
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ML Coast Mountains Winter-Spring ’23 Issue Out Now
The Winter-Spring 2023 issue of ML Coast Mountains is out now.
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Friday Flick: “Fairly Mellow” at Fairy Meadow Hut
"Fairly Mellow" is as much about adapting to Mother Nature and finding diamonds in the rough as it is about sick lines.
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Talon Pascal, Culture Keeper
Talon Pascal has been described as “an elder’s soul shining out from a 17-year-old’s body,” and his passion for rediscovering traditional Lil’wat Nation culture and art certainly supports this.
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RED Resort: Sweepstakes for The Good Life!
Article sponsored by RED Resort. Deep in the snowy heart of B.C.’s Kootenays, RED is a true escape into the mountains—a cold-smoke epic getaway you thought wasn’t possible anymore. Well,…
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Ale Trails: Penticton
Behind Penticton's relaxed vibe, groups of passionate locals were quietly crafting large networks of trails for mountain biking and one of the most robust beer scenes with the highest brewery per capita ratio in Canada.
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New Series: Deadman’s Curse
What happens when four treasure hunters team up to find a lost gold mine—facing extreme weather, unforgiving terrain and a century-old curse?
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Wisdom of the Watchmen
If you want to understand the value of Indigenous guardianship there’s no better way than a sailing trip through Gwaii Haanas.
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Friday Flick: Repurposed
There’s something about the gravel scene here in British Columbia that seems exceptionally rad. Having moved here just over two and a half years ago, I’ve come across some unreal…
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Finding Common Ground
Is climate breakdown causing increased rockfall on B.C.'s Stawamus Chief?
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Enjoy the Ride
An all-women's mountain bike trip to the renowned forests and heli-accessed alpine of Retallack Lodge, B.C.
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Kwhlixhoosa’anskw: A River Runs Through
According to the Nisga’a people, K’alii-Aksim-Lisims (the Nass River, one of BC’s richest river systems) is as much a part of them as their own flesh and blood, flowing through their land and lives.
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Can a Comic Strip Save B.C.’s Last Old-Growth Forests?
Eco-focused comic strip started as a response to BC’s old-growth logging public consultation process in 2020. Can a comic save a forest? B.C.-based cartoonist Lorne Craig hopes so. So do…
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First Journey Trails: In Indigenous Communities, the Benefits of Biking go Beyond Economic
Most off-road cycling associations in British Columbia can trace their beginnings to battling to legitimize rogue trail builds, but Indigenous communities have been fighting over land rights for much, much longer—and on a far greater scale.
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Size Doesn’t Matter: When it Comes to Backyards, it’s What’s Outside That Counts
words :: Brett Tippie // photo :: Marcus Riga. The nice thing about backyards is that they are never indoors. For the most part, the backyard is where our first…
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Death of the Supermarket? How the Pandemic is Changing Food Supply Systems
The way we obtain our food is changing, and the pandemic sped up the process. Words :: Feet Banks. Who remembers Blockbuster Video? Wandering the aisles under the hum of…
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