Standoff between First Nation and police over northern BC pipeline intensifies, is labeling Portland buildings at risk in earthquakes racist?, Oregon's plan for wolf management collapses, preserving the quirky artist shacks of North Vancouver, and nonfiction on picture brides by Lillian Blakey.
Winter storms hammer Cascadia's mountains, myths surrounding BC drug busts, can Portland learn form Minneapolis on zoning reform?, recovering burrowing owl habitat on eastern Oregon, breaking down Seattle's passive-aggressive culture, and poetry by Portland's John Sibley Williams.
The snowshoe route at Artist Point in Washington's North Cascades offers a stunning panorama, including magnificent views of the the glaciated peaks of Mount Baker and Mount Shuksan. Find out more in Craig Romano's latest Get Outside! column.
Eastern WA growers of lentils and garbanzos hit hard by trade war, Vancouver's first legal cannabis store opens Saturday, will gentrification displace Somali businesses in SeaTac?, ocean acidification affects salmon migration, and essays by Marcus Green and Fiona Tinwei Lam.
A Cascadia Magazine original essay on living with MS by Sharma Shields, examining the defeat of prop-rep in BC, fixing the teaching diversity gap, winds destroy White Rock pier, a master of mechanical art in Tonasket, WA, and poetry by James Arthur.
In an essay and review of Nicola Griffith's novel So Lucky, Spokane-based writer Sharma Shields candidly explores the struggles and surprises of living with multiple sclerosis-- a disease that the novel's narrator, Griffith, and Shields have all been diagnosed with.
Hike to the top of Washington's Index Town Wall, how fracking caused Nothern BC quakes, the Republicans who helped end orca captures in the Salish Sea, Vancouver needs to expand safe injection beyond Downtown Eastside, a Chinese Canadian museum in BC?, and poetry by Dujie Tahat.
Hike to the top of Washington's Index Town Wall, a moderately difficult trail that takes you to the summit of an imposing granite cliff, with views of the town of Index and peaks of the Wild Sky Wilderness as your reward.
A poison pesticide on Cascadia's Christmas trees, BC's ambitious plan for electric cars, Seattle announces funds for affordable housing, a traveling museum about orcas and Lummi culture, best bands of Cascadia in 2018, and "War Hero," an essay by Oregon-based writer Karie Fugett.
BC to shut down fish farms in Broughton Archipelago, new poetry at Cascadia Magazine by Martha Silano, is Oregon about to end single-family zoning?, fixing foster care in BC by asking kids, bringing back beavers to restore salmon streams, Seattle Dances' 2018 "Dance Crush" awards, and more...
