by Cindy Filipenko Imagine if your sister’s disappearance was given only the most cursory of investigations. Imagine your mother murdered and her killer never brought to justice. Imagine if the “lifestyle” of the victim was used to minimize the unspeakable violence perpetrated against her? This is the experience of many First Nations families, the survivors … Continue reading Cindy Filipenko explains why your presence at the Welcome Pole, Whistler, in front of Starbuck’s, October 4 at 11am, matters
Author: Lisa Richardson
Gary Martin embraces September with a backroads #truckventure
Celebrating Riva Fisher
Riva Mireille Fisher - 1991 -2017 Riva Fisher, 25, passed away peacefully on September 18th at her home in Pemberton surrounded by family. I am deeply saddened that future conversations with the wonderful and thoughtful Riva Fisher will now be entirely one-sided. And I lament deeply that I will not have the chance to read … Continue reading Celebrating Riva Fisher
Orange Shirt Day is September 30, so your wardrobe choice is a no-brainer
Yesterday, the staff at the Squamish-Lillooet Regional District were unusually colour-coordinated. The entire team dressed to support Orange Shirt Day - Every Child Matters, which takes place tomorrow, and to invite everyone in the community to join in the spirit of reconciliation, and wear orange this Saturday (September 30) to acknowledge this growing national movement, … Continue reading Orange Shirt Day is September 30, so your wardrobe choice is a no-brainer
There’s a Chef Battle underway over the soup pots of Pemberton. Tomorrow, you be the judge over who prevails at the $10 Stone Soup Celebration at the Farmers Market
After they cooked up my taco dinner last Friday from their newly acquired food truck, at the Pemberton Farmers Market, I asked Snowline Catering's Angela Bradbury and Matt Prescott if they would be our guestagram team this week. https://www.instagram.com/p/BZfmE7ggUgT/?taken-by=thewellnessalmanac Mostly, because, they are two of the chefs who have agreed to cook soups with amazing … Continue reading There’s a Chef Battle underway over the soup pots of Pemberton. Tomorrow, you be the judge over who prevails at the $10 Stone Soup Celebration at the Farmers Market
Lil’wat Walking Group logs healthy miles every Thursday at 10am
How to be happy in love? Invest in the people you love. With your time and attention.
I was one of the 8 million people who read Mandy Len Catron's essay in the New York Times' Modern Love section, To Fall in Love with Anyone, Do This, and was enchanted by the idea that a 36 question quiz could make you fall in love with someone. Her book, which I just finished … Continue reading How to be happy in love? Invest in the people you love. With your time and attention.
Selfie-time. This is the face behind this week’s instagram takeover
So the season shifts. Happy Fall Equinox.
It is the astronomical beginning of the fall. My four year old greeted it with enthusiasm. "It's fall! Now we can jump in piles of leaves." He advised that he is happy because it means winter is coming and that's good because he was starting to get sick of summer. He's happy when winter comes … Continue reading So the season shifts. Happy Fall Equinox.
This is our 2000th post. Thank you for being here.
Here is something I heard recently, Junot Diaz in conversation with Krista Tippet, on On Being. There’s nothing about our impoverished political systems, our imagined communities, that is going to be able to hold us together in the face of the coming storm of climate change. We need a lot more than we have. And … Continue reading This is our 2000th post. Thank you for being here.