Around the world, many children study dance from an early age, learning the vocabulary, foundational movements, ...
“Energy moves in waves. Waves move in patterns. Patterns move in rhythms. A human being is just that energy, ...
Dance is a language that transcends borders, barriers, and abilities. We use it to share stories, communicate ...
An enlightening interview from our last issue led me down a rewarding rabbit trail. The conversation was an ...
Welcome to our ZEST issue, which has nothing to do with citrus fruit and everything to do with gusto, enjoyment, ...
All of us who love the alpine have our own reasons for getting out there. A hiker I once passed in the Kweishun ...
Words & featured photo by
Eryn Tombu Haigh
My name is Farrah. I am eight years old and right now I am living in Granada, Spain. I started the third ...
Articles in this issue (my first as editor) feel like a love letter to our region. A testament to the vast melting ...
Does the phrase “you are a product of your environment” sound familiar? Many cultures have long recognized the ...
Vancouver Island has remote valleys, salmon streams, and mountainsides that, in summer, are ripe with plump ...
When I think of innovation, I think of the external: technology and system upgrades that make our lives better. ...
Words & Photos By
Hayley Zumkeller
Although Cumberland-based Black Cat Skateboards is a relatively new entity, its founder’s love of skateboarding ...
Terry Lewis sits in his home office, staring at a computer screen displaying a GIS map that’s a spider’s web of ...
40 Knots Winery is alive with potential energy. I sit in the glassed-in terrace across from Layne Craig, who owns ...
I remember the sweet satisfaction of pushing peas into the slowly warming spring soil of my first garden “plot,” a ...
Words & Art by
Sally Podmore
“Deputy Minister Department of Mines offers services of H. M. Laing of Comox [to] accompany Expedition … to act as ...
Introduced in 2018 by Comox Valley Nature (CVN), this event encourages Comox Valley residents to pay attention to ...
GALLERY PHOTOS BY REGAN HATLEY, DARREN HULL, BEN POWELESS, CHASE TERON, & DESTINATION CANADA
You’re greeted ...
It’s a beautiful summer day and, just as I’m arriving home, Jonathan and the kids call me from the backyard. I ...
Content warning: this article speaks about suicide prevention, self-harm, addiction, and genocide.
My name is ...
As a small collect-and-release aquarium facility, displaying a selection of animals in an ethical and sustainable ...
The ocean is full of creatures. Humpback whales, orcas, barking sea lions, playful dolphins, and curious seals ...
Born in Campbell River, raised on Cortes Island, and now living in Victoria, David Ellingsen is an artist whose ...
Kiley Panziera is the woman behind the lens of Panziera Photography. Her photography journey sprung to life in ...
Meeting the growing demand for sustainable food production is becoming increasingly important for our global ...
Hi, my name is Autumn, my mom is Francesca, and we love to go hiking and adventuring together. We have been hiking ...
Rolling into another year living aboard our 34-foot sailboat, we often reaffirm why we moved from the mountains, ...
It’s just past midnight when I wake to a familiar sound; R Clan is back. Jumping out of bed, I scurry down the ...
As I look in the mirror to wash my face, car loaded, kayak on roof, ready to embark on the drive to Gold River, I ...
Words & Photo By
Dave Prothero
Wanderlust. We’ve all heard of it, and many of us dream of packing a bag and heading out into the wilderness for ...
You sit in a softly lit theatre; a buzz throughout the red, velvet draped room. You sip wine, whispering to a ...
The first thing I remember hearing about Maya was that she kept goats. As I got to know her better, and eventually ...
Words & Photo by
Dood Turner
On the northeast corner of Campbell River lies Snowden Demonstration Forest. For mountain bikers, the Snowden ...