Why Seattle does not love Dave Matthews, OR state budget would boost education by $2 billion, Seattle transgender activist seeks asylum in Sweden, WA tribes join First Nations in opposing BC pipeline, Olympia ends apartment bans, and "The Stage Diver," short fiction by Kevin Sampsell.
Feds toss out wilderness deal in eastern WA, rents climb in Vancouver, BC First Nations in debt from wildfires, Vancouver's Hootsuite celebrates 10 years, support grows for Columbia River ferry, the mystery of eastern Oregon's yellow cedars, the troubled princes of 1990s Portland, and poetry by Floyd Skloot,
Support Cascadia Magazine & Cascadia Daily on Giving Tuesday! Plus, climate change impacts in Cascadia, stopping apprehension of Indigenous children, Seattle home prices falling, beavers are fixing salmon streams, how a BC town helped build the first atom bomb, & Sharma Shields reads a poem by Lucia Perillo.
How BC can get to 100 percent clean energy, BC proportional rep vote extended to Dec. 7, Oregon hiding data foster care deaths, a tiny newspaper succeeds in eastern Oregon, is road kill what's for dinner?, Jessi Bloom on creating sanctuary in your garden, and Justin Ducharme's new film on sex work.
BC's best fall birdwatching hike, how to decolonize Thanksgiving, BC mine threatens Alaska salmon, Jeff Bezos gives some spare change to Portland homeless, best of luck to the Timbers in the MLS seminfinals, Victoria novelist Esi Edugyan wins the Giller Prize, and poetry by Laura Da'.
The Boundary Bay Dyke Trail in BC's Fraser River Delta offers some of the best birdwatching in British Columbia. More than a million migrating birds can be found on this coastal walk, including shoerbirds, waterfowl, raptors, and owls. It's also a great place to spot harbor seals and orcas.
Happy Birthday to Cascadia Daily! Plus, Spokane's growing arts scene, judge blocks Trump on asylum thank to Porltand grou, Seattle metro area scores $1.2 billion for light rail, FBI designates Vancouver WA Proud Boys extremist group, art that tackles climate change and reviews of two key Cascadia poets.
Spokane has outgrown its inferiority complex and is keeping artists in Lilac City. The creative scene is blossoming thanks to people like Terrain founders Ginger Ewing and Luke Baumgarten, Spark Central director Brooke Matson, and Alan Chatham, founder of Laboratory.
British Columbia votes on prop-rep, WA lands commissioner wants $90 million for orca recovery, crisis in OR's mental health facilities, BC spraying aspens with herbicides, helping rural opioid users in WA, microfiction by Elissa Wahsuta, and poetry by EJ Koh.
Poetry by Adele Barclay, women talk climate change in Seattle, inequality growing in Vancouver, Burgerville moves closer to unionization, missing and murdered Indigenous women under-counted, bringing back sea otters to Oregon, first movie in the Haida language, and Portland's new bookstore + bar.
