Hummingbird Zen
Words & Photos By Erin Wallis
A local family’s amazing interaction with their feathered friends.
A mind at peace, a mind...
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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.
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Paddle Away From it All
Words By Melissa Wickihalder
Photos By Spirit of the West
A kayaker's retreat in Blackfish Sound.
For 24 years, Spirit of the West Adventures...
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In Search Of
Words By Tim Moshansky
Photos By Nick Bergstedt
A scout’s hunt for film locations on Vancouver Island.
Long before they call “Action!”...
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Get on the Loop
Words By Laurel Sliskovic
& Laurel Cronk
Photos By Hayley Zumkeller
Encircling and connecting the community of Campbell River’s beloved green spaces.
As we pedal...
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Our Neighbours Without Homes
Words By Sue Moen
Photos By Bluetree Photography
The reality of living without shelter.
There are more than 100 people living without...
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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
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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.
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