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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.

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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Sarah Haglund is a graphic designer who has been working with Aleksa as she transitions her brand from White Goat Coffee to Ascent Coffee. Sarah's whimsical, rustic, and perfectly imperfect creations have been an excellent fit, not only with what Ascent Coffee is becoming but also with Aleksa herself.We chatted with Sarah about her style, her inspirations behind the Ascent Coffee art, and her new puppy Walter.