At one of the first shows in 1984 or 1985, the Smithers audience was so small that everyone simply moved... Read More
There are few photographers who know the Chilcotin better than Chris Harris. He’s hiked the region’s hills, paddled its lakes,... Read More
Show your support—and a lot more—at this weekend’s naked bungee jump for schizophrenia, taking place at WildPlay Element Parks of Nanaimo. Participants... Read More
Loyal readers of this blog: please forgive my recent fixation with aquatic critters. I can’t resist posting one more entry... Read More
I laughed when I first cracked the cover of Exploring Tumbler Ridge. Charles Helm, family practitioner and unofficial cheerleader for his Northern... Read More
Susan Rybar of Victoria visited the Rocky Mountain town of Fernie earlier this fall and snapped this photo of the... Read More
He looked a bit lonely, this white-haired bear of a man, single-handedly manning his mobile bottle depot in the car... Read More
The grey wolf is an iconic symbol of British Columbia’s wilderness. The province’s backcountry remains a stronghold for this intelligent... Read More
After Graham Osborne shot the Peace River valley for British Columbia Magazine’s Fall 2008 issue, Art Director Ken Seabrook paid him... Read More
The impressive new Haida Heritage Centre at Kaay Llnagaay, near the town of Skidegate in Haida Gwaii (the Queen Charlotte... Read More
In our Summer 2008 issue we celebrate the last 150 years of life in British Columbia with an evocative 18-page... Read More
The next time you’re caught outside in an electrical storm, remember Environment Canada’s “30/30 Rule.” It just might save your... Read More
