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Marie-France Roy on Discovering Wild Places and a More Meaningful Approach to Snowboarding

For Marie-France Roy “adventure is where the unexpected lives.” After wrapping the ultra-successful “The Little Things” movie, MFR has been on a non-stop quest to explore wild places. “I’m still unsure…

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Gord McArthur on Life After Completing the World’s Toughest Dry-tooling Climb

In the arena of elite ice climbing, Gord McArthur needs no introduction. As a member of Team Canada, he placed fourth in the 2014 World Cup and is currently ranked 13th…

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The Party Pow Bus: Jeff Scott’s Breakthrough in Adaptive Backcountry Access

They call it the Lunchbox. It’s a one-of-a-kind trailer designed to be towed behind a snowcat. It holds four sit-skiers and is about to embark on its inaugural test run…

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Pete Devries on Protecting our Coastline and Growing up a Second Generation Canadian Surfer

In cold-water surfing circles, Pete Devries needs no introduction. A second-generation Canadian surfer from Tofino (yes, they do exist), and first Canadian to win an international surfing event, Pete’s passion…

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Casey Brown on Saying Yes to Opportunity, Then Figuring it Out

Casey Brown isn’t your typical mountain girl turned mountain biker. Growing up the youngest of five on a 300-plus acre farm in New Zealand, Casey was quick to take to…

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Marie-France Roy on Discovering Wild Places and a More Meaningful Approach to Snowboarding

Gord McArthur on Life After Completing the World’s Toughest Dry-tooling Climb

The Party Pow Bus: Jeff Scott’s Breakthrough in Adaptive Backcountry Access

Pete Devries on Protecting our Coastline and Growing up a Second Generation Canadian Surfer

Casey Brown on Saying Yes to Opportunity, Then Figuring it Out

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