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Razado and the Saddle Tramp
A Vanishing Way of Life Remembered
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Horse ownership in all its wonderful weirdness, from a veteran Canadian journalist and best-selling author! After becoming drawn to horses and the British Columbia countryside, former crime reporter Robin Brunet gradually earns his spurs as a...
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She Danced in the Light and Hid in the Shadows
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What if the life you’re living, one that is ordinary, messy, and often overlooked, is exactly the life you were meant to have? Heidi Loewen-Steffano reflects on the quiet tensions many women carry: the longing to be noticed while hoping not to be...
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The Materials
An Intersection of Poetry and Visual Art
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Through the poems of Robert Carr and the assemblages of Kurt Reynolds, The Materials explores personal history through language and artifact. Responding to Reynolds’s constructed worlds, Carr’s poems enter and expand them, allowing a surprising,...
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The Bubby Within
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Spencer Wellington is a sweet young boy who, thanks to his inner Bubby, gets up to all kinds of mischief. He tangles up his fishing line, gets water everywhere playing in the sink, and goes on a safari in the living room. Spencer always means...
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The Cleansing of the Soul in Mankind
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“And the Lord God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul.” — Genesis 2:7 According to Scripture, the invisible and immaterial part of our being—the soul—is influenced...
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PTSD & Paramedics
Get Treatment Without Breaking The Bank
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First responders are trained to stay calm when the rest of the world is on fire. But what happens when the calls follow you home, when the scenes of horror replay at three o’clock in the morning, sleep becomes a distant memory, and you start to...
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60 Years for Grenfell
The Legacy of Edith Sloan Griscom
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In 1919, Edith Sumner Sloan, a high society girl from New York City, decides to pack up her things and head north, to Newfoundland and Labrador. She volunteers for the International Grenfell Association, and teaches in a one-room schoolhouse in a...
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People, Place & Land
Leading for Learning and Mentorship
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People, Place & Land: Leading for Learning and Mentorship brings together the collective expertise of educators to explore leadership, mentorship, and teaching practice across K–12 and postsecondary education. Focusing on the school’s signature...
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Pip and Nat
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Pip and Nat sat on a log with a blue bag. In the bag was a book, a map, a mat, an egg and a drink. Pip got the map out of the bag. The map had a big red X on it … As two campers set out into the forest, they discover a four-legged friend in need....
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Palliser's Prophesy
The History, Politics and Future of Canada's Prairie Waters
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When John Palliser explored Western Canada in the mid-nineteenth century, he identified a region where water would always pose a challenge. Canada, which has an abundant supply of fresh water, does not have this in the areas that need it most,...
