-
100 Mile Diet (
0)
The diet heads north and discovers bountiful food -
Cutting back (0)
Small-scale slaughter on the chopping block -
Steamy adventure (0)
Hidden hotsprings of the North reveal more to be desired -
Banding together (0)
Residential school survivors find lonely arena for legal battle -
Bio-diesel (0)
From deep fryer to the gas tank -
Cutting-edge research (0)
Northern team hopes to ease forest pains -
Prescription pattern (0)
Drug use shoots up in the North -
Top-notch (0)
Interest peaks for alpine club in the Northwest -
Trash to treasure (0)
Freecycle takes stuff the full circle -
Weird and wonderful (0)
Wending your way through northern life -
Mounting the courage (0)
Getting the skinny on taxidermy -
Moving on (0)
Squatters build case for right to stay -
'King of hills' (0)
Loyal vows for royal powder -
Between frosts (0)
Practice patience in the northern garden -
Off course (0)
Skills shortage prompts demands for higher education -
A deep look (0)
Aquaculture committee fishes for solutions -
Tapped into rap (0)
Faith becomes a musician's positive fix
cover photo
Only in the North would someone go paddling with a shovel instead of a paddle. The purpose: a ski trip, of course. Nelson Rocha and Pete Goodier have set off in search of elusive powder skiing in the Gwaii Haanas National Park. On this lake last spring, the water rose eight inches but remained crystal clear. They paddled around on top of small trees, looking for a campsite, when this photo was taken. The rain was coming down in buckets, photographer Steve Ogle remembers “for what seemed like eternity, but the scenery was nice.”