Is it luck or fate? I’ve often wondered. Take a minor car accident, for instance, where no one gets hurt. Are you unlucky to have been in the accident at all, or lucky to have walked away unscathed? Consider a soldier who loses a leg in combat but returns home alive—was he fortunate or unfortunate?

A Skier’s Dream in Western Canada What is the Powder Highway, you ask? Imagine a roughly bean-shaped loop of interconnected highways, stretching across the southeastern corner of British Columbia, nestled among the breathtaking Columbia Mountains and Kootenay Rockies. This region, just north of Washington, Idaho, and Montana, is known as the Powder Highway for good

As we grow older, memories have a way of slipping through our fingers, fading like the colors of an old photograph. But sometimes, a picture or a story can pull those memories back into sharp focus, igniting the emotions and adventures of our past. A friend recently shared a picture with me, a snapshot from

It was just a little before 6 AM, and the city was waking up under a fresh blanket of snow. The early March snowstorm had left its mark, coating everything in a thick layer of white. As I stood at the bus stop, the cold air biting at my face, I watched the bus approach

The Arrival As we walked from the parking lot to the lodge, the crisp autumn air filled our lungs, carrying with it the faint scent of wood smoke. The breeze whispered hints of snow, though none had yet fallen. Excitement built as we approached Mount Engadine Lodge, knowing our retreat was about to begin. Tom

Imagine a campsite that doesn’t just offer a five-star experience but immerses you in five unforgettable moments where you’re the star of your own adventure. Fernie Alpine Resort delivered just that for our small group of three—Cory, Cennia, and myself. We arrived at the base of the resort on a hot, dry Saturday afternoon, the