Hummingbird Zen
Words & Photos By Erin Wallis
A local family’s amazing interaction with their feathered friends.
A mind at peace, a mind...
What's New
VOLUME 4 NOW AVAILABLE
THANK YOU TO EVERYONE IN THE STRATHCONA REGION THAT HAS CONTRIBUTED TO THIS MAGAZINE! WE ARE HONOURED TO SHARE YOUR STORIES.
Read more
Volume
3
Read more
Volume
4
Little River
Words By Madison Lucas
Photo By Francesca Lott
Our Young Residents Reflect on the Home They’re Growing Up in
My name is Madison Lucas, I am...
Read more
Volume
4
Steel Wool Photography
Words & Photo By Bob Wild
How to Create Eye-catching Creative Photos.
Are you the daredevil type with a fearless...
Read more
Volume
4
The Future Is Digital
Words By Alison Bell
Photo By Tidemark Theatre
Adversity Sparks Creative Innovation At Campbell River’s Tidemark Theatre.
When the global...
Read more
Volume
4
Guardian, Steward, And Watchkeeper
Words By Vicki Simmons
Photo By Tom Parker
Restoring the Balance of Physical and Cultural Sustenance for Future Generations
We are...
Read more
Volume
4
Writing a New Narrative
Words By Alissa Assu
Photo By Kimberly Kufaas
Wildflowers & Co. Founder Alissa Assu Inspires the Future of Indigenous Women In...
![“Think about what it could mean to everybody if we could all say [that] we prevented climate change because we all chose to walk.”
Chris Barner is always on foot with his climber’s backpack, whether he’s in town or in the hills. He decided not to own a vehicle or a driver’s license, back in 1974, when he was fifteen and first heard of climate change.
DAMN, I WISH I WALKED
Words by Nicole Berns
Photo by Paul Rydeen
Read in Volume 3 or online at strathconacollective.ca
#strathconacollective #createplayexplore #climatechange #gobyfoot](https://scontent-sea1-1.cdninstagram.com/v/t51.2885-15/241830542_4383042028430796_5855443370753249879_n.jpg?_nc_cat=106&ccb=1-5&_nc_sid=8ae9d6&_nc_ohc=NfuqwhFuGTsAX-srjSC&_nc_ht=scontent-sea1-1.cdninstagram.com&edm=ANo9K5cEAAAA&oh=28113b90e48e94d757813e0ec219a64a&oe=61A5CC72)
A sister publication to the CV Collective, the Strathcona Collective is a lifestyle magazine showcasing the uniquely diverse and eclectic beauty of the Strathcona Region. Covering arts, culture, sport and recreation the Strathcona Collective is a locally-minded publication celebrating the best our region has to offer.
This free magazine is created with quality and care to deliver a collectible reference for long term enjoyment that will leave a lasting impression. The Strathcona Collective is driven by the collaborative efforts of local writers, photographers, artists and community partners to help describe local discoveries, immerse readers in nearby adventures and to provide both residents and visitors with a map of inspiration to create, play and explore the treasures in the heart of the Strathcona Region.
Read Online
READ NOW
Read through articles from previous issues of the Strathcona Collective.
Read OnlineGet Your Copy
Volume 2 Now Available
Check out the advertising partners that make our printed publication possible & find out where to pick up the latest issue of the Strathcona.
Get Your CopyLearn More
Meet Our Contributors
Meet the writers, photographers, and artists who bring the SC to life.
Learn More
