Support Cascadia Magazine & Cascadia Daily on Giving Tuesday! Plus, climate change impacts in Cascadia, stopping apprehension of Indigenous children, Seattle home prices falling, beavers are fixing salmon streams, how a BC town helped build the first atom bomb, & Sharma Shields reads a poem by Lucia Perillo.
How BC can get to 100 percent clean energy, BC proportional rep vote extended to Dec. 7, Oregon hiding data foster care deaths, a tiny newspaper succeeds in eastern Oregon, is road kill what's for dinner?, Jessi Bloom on creating sanctuary in your garden, and Justin Ducharme's new film on sex work.
BC's best fall birdwatching hike, how to decolonize Thanksgiving, BC mine threatens Alaska salmon, Jeff Bezos gives some spare change to Portland homeless, best of luck to the Timbers in the MLS seminfinals, Victoria novelist Esi Edugyan wins the Giller Prize, and poetry by Laura Da'.
Happy Birthday to Cascadia Daily! Plus, Spokane's growing arts scene, judge blocks Trump on asylum thank to Porltand grou, Seattle metro area scores $1.2 billion for light rail, FBI designates Vancouver WA Proud Boys extremist group, art that tackles climate change and reviews of two key Cascadia poets.
British Columbia votes on prop-rep, WA lands commissioner wants $90 million for orca recovery, crisis in OR's mental health facilities, BC spraying aspens with herbicides, helping rural opioid users in WA, microfiction by Elissa Wahsuta, and poetry by EJ Koh.
Poetry by Adele Barclay, women talk climate change in Seattle, inequality growing in Vancouver, Burgerville moves closer to unionization, missing and murdered Indigenous women under-counted, bringing back sea otters to Oregon, first movie in the Haida language, and Portland's new bookstore + bar.
New poetry by Adele Barclay, why are the are the Salish Sea orcas in peril? Portland mayor's plan to restrict protests fails to pass, how a botched murder case exposes flaws in BC legal system, Tacoma's innovative cultural access program, & "The Ghost Cabin," a slightly surreal story by Greg Lundgren.
Hike Washington's Olympic Peninsula this weekend, Cascadia demands Russia investigation continue, debate on BC proportional representation, WA poet laureate Claudia Castro Luna on the migrant caravan, regional book awards announced and Michael Podlasek Kent on being a Jew in Seattle.
Full election results from across Cascadia, Hanford cleanup plagued by fraud, Amazon announces two HQ2s, task force recommends banning orca watching, wildfires have more impact on communities of color, "fugitives" in the BC Archives, and poetry by Seattle's Dujie Tahat.
US states in Cascadia vote today, will BC's Mount Meager be the next Cascadia volcano to erupt?, Supreme Court to hear youth climate change case, how would prop-rep affect BC First Nations?, Arson Nicki, Seattle's radical drag queen, and poetry by Laura Da'.
