Danielle Baker
Michaela Pye: Pursuing Ambitious Goals in an Unconventional Location
Fate brought Michaela Pye to Terrace. She came all the way from Newfoundland with one dream: to become a certified ski guide in Canada. Originally planning to stay just a single winter, and despite the many obstacles in accessing the required courses from Northern BC, she's still here four years later. Why? Read on to find out.
Danielle Baker
Find Your Flow State with Ascent Coffee
You know that sensation of being completely absorbed in what you're doing, and everything just clicks? Time dissolves, distractions vanish, and you feel unstoppable. It's that magical feeling when you're at your absolute best. In the mountains, on the water, and even at our computers, we strive for this flow state where we're in perfect sync with our skills and the challenge at hand, creating moments of brilliance. Our new coffee blend is inspired by that elusive, almost mystical state of mind where everything falls into place, our performance soars and boundaries between self and activity blur. Flow State...
Danielle Baker
The Graham Avenue Podcast
Scott and Kyle are the lively and 'unfunny' hosts behind the Graham Avenue podcast, centred around Terrace, BC. During their formative years, neither Scott nor Kyle held much reverence for Terrace's uniqueness. However, time has transformed their outlook. Through their podcast, they spotlight the remarkable and captivating individuals who have embraced life in Northern British Columbia. The show delves into subjects encompassing Terrace's historical roots, vibrant present, and promising future.
Danielle Baker
Limited Edition Headwaters Blend Returns
The summer of 2018 marked the first Skeena Salmon Arts Festival - something that has become a much-anticipated event in Terrace each year. The festival celebrates salmon through art, intending to beautify Terrace with public art initiatives and raise awareness of salmon as the foundation of many local communities along the Skeena. "The Skeena Salmon Arts Fest has been an excellent community-building exercise over the last five years," says Dave Gordon, City Councillor and President of the Skeena Salmon Art Festival Society. "We've been able to link settlers, First Nations, and communities across the Northwest through their love of salmon as expressed through...
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