Students walk out of classroom across Cascadia in support of stronger gun laws, Amazon swallows the world and pays no taxes, adding including to BC's proportional representation debate, restoring old growth forests near Willapa Bay, WA, Chelsea Johnson talks about her Portland novel Stray City.
BC government interested in moving salmon farms inland, is WA legislative session too short?, no relief in sight for Klamath river drought, creating a village for people with dementia in Langley, BC, take a peek inside of Seattle artist Guy Merrill's notebook, and BC Book Award shortlist announced.
Thousands protest BC pipeline plans, a Bitcoin bonanza in eastern Washington, Cascadia bullet train gets a study, Vancouver urges Canada to decriminalize hard drugs, apple detective finds extinct species, learning the Salish language through karaoke, and Matthew Dickman's poetic map of Portland.
Water protectors protest KM pipeline in Vancouver Saturday, new voting rights law passes in WA, artist selected for memorial to Portland MAX slaying victims, how to de-colonialize North America, music from Portland singer-songwriter Haley Heynderickx and a dance work contemplating the notion of home.
An original essay for Cascadia Magazine by Meghan McClure & Michael Schmeltzer, some modest proposals for International Women's Day, will BC follow WA in banning Atlantic salmon farms?, an elder Oregon couple's death with dignity, and "The Intimacy of Brushing Teeth" by Jennifer Fliss.
Earthquake awareness through fiction, former Seattle industrial space to house the homeless, Bill Nye questions Trudeau on TransMountain pipeline, snowpack declines in Cascadia, Ichiro returns in the twilight of his career to the Seattle Mariners, and a new book on the making of the BC/Alberta border.
Women go public with Sherman Alexie harassment accusations, Washington state protects net neutrality, BC overdose deaths top suicides & accidents, a tsunami of trash on Cascadia's beaches, Bainbridge Island Museum of Art turns five, and poet Shayla Lawson's obsession with Frank Ocean.
Washington will phase out net-pen farming of Atlantic salmon, Oregon fails to pass cap and trade carbon bill, is $3700 rent in Vancouver "affordable?," the enduring tradition of Indigenous dance in BC, Seattle's Black Lives Matter has its #MeToo moment, and an essay by Portland novelist Omar El Akkad.
WA governor vetoes public disclosure bill, Cascadia-based outdoor retailers boycott gear associated with gun companies, BC immigrant families use inter-generational living to beat housing costs, how a Japanese American family saved Puget Sound oysters, and "The Wall," a poem by Anita Endrezze.
Cascadia Magazine original: finding racial equity in the legal pot industry. WA fails to pass carbon tax, Portland industrial re-development to create arts hub, Seattle's sanctioned homeless camps, will Vancouver find new leadership, and Olympia author Matt Young's fractured Iraq memoir.
