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Spitfire and true grit
Observations from the editor of British Columbia Magazine.
Issue: Fall 2009
Words: 500 to 1000
Rockin’ in Squamish
Midway along the Sea-to-Sky Highway between Vancouver and Whistler, this fast-growing community is welcoming under-40 outdoor enthusiasts keen to climb, paddle, hike, bike, and kiteboard in the natural surroundings.
Issue: Fall 2009
Words: 1000 to 2000
Main Photographer: Michael Bednar
Canoeing the Columbia River
Stretches of lush wetlands between the Purcell and Rocky mountains are as untamed and aflutter with birds as when explorer David Thompson paddled through 200 years ago.
Issue: Fall 2009
Words: 2000 to 3000
Main Photographer: Patrice Halley
Secrets of Klemtu
The ancient culture surrounding this Kitasoo/Xai’xais coastal village holds unexpected magic for travellers lured to the Great Bear Rainforest by its legendary white bears.
Issue: Fall 2009
Words: 3000 or more
Main Photographer: Patrice Halley
Alpine ambassadors
Swiss guides helped the Canadian Pacific Railway establish a mountain tourism empire in the early 1900s, introducing hundreds of novice climbers to the thrill of the peaks.
Issue: Fall 2009
Words: 1000 to 2000
