I first met Richard Reeves in 1982 when we were living and working in Banff, Alberta. Richard was always drawing, painting, and doing lots of photography to make slide shows. Later on, we moved to […]
Looking at Kim Dunn’s art gives you the feeling like you’re in the mountains and in the presence of wildlife — getting out in the fresh air, and enjoying the moments, and wildlife that makes […]
Morgan Pinnock has been recognized as an award-winning photographer and filmmaker; her work has been awarded by AMPIA, the Advertising Club of Edmonton, the Edmonton International Film Festival, and the On Art Film Festival. Her […]
Victoria McFadyen was born to tell stories. She dreamt up long, elaborate tales and read them to her spellbound friends as a teenager. At 24, she purchased her first set of camera gear and taught […]
Vertigo Theatre’s production of Peril in the Alps surprised me. I walked in expecting a straightforward mystery and left laughing at a detective who skis down a mountain. The story is simple. Arthur Hastings asks […]
In 1980, Jacqueline Russell crashed onto the earth, did a somersault, and stuck the landing with a “Taa-Daaaaa!” Her first stage appearance was as the devil in Even the Devil is Afraid of a Shrew […]
Sarah Martin is a Canadian artist known for reimaging familiar landscapes into contemporary reflections on memory and place. Mixing paint, photography, and pattern, she builds layered compositions that feel both timeless and alive. Rooted in […]
My Uncle Ryan Fitzpatrick is a poet and an author. He is amazing at what he does. One of my personal favourites is Coast Mountain Foot. He has about five books, and they are all […]
Liv James is an emerging creative voice in the film industry whose passion, drive, and determination set her apart from most. Based in Calgary, Alberta, and currently studying at SAIT as a Television Production Student, […]
Fifty years ago, I was drawn to Katherine Lakeman’s big smile, infectious laugh, and her ability to make everyone feel special. This ability made her a shoo-in for the teaching profession. She was brilliant as […]
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