The Poet Laureate's final poem of the year. It was read at the commencement ceremony on June 16th, 2023.

2020 August 22nd 7:30 pm The dim light of the basement shone down on fourteen-year-old Cassie Baker as she rummaged through old dusty...

What would you do with 10,000$ to benefit Squamish youth and leave an impact? This was what the five non-profit organisations in Squamish...

Spring The beginning and the end Flowers grow all over Rain falls fast Hibernation gives way to new life Summer Heatwaves swim across...

Why do people lie? Is it simply to deceive for personal gain or is it sometimes for the greater good? Lies are all around us. On average,...

An article about book recommendations based on each season.

An article on the effects of free radicals, a concept in chemistry.

Some beautiful pieces of art done by a talented Howe Sound Student

An article about how stress can affect the body and mind.

A poem by the Poet Laureate about being raised in -and finally leaving- the pacific northwest.

A poem written at midnight

A poem about the new year.

An argumentative essay about the difference between biological sex and gender identity.

An article about how music can affect your mood as well as your personality, and how this correlates with science.

“A day can really slip by when you're deliberately avoiding what you’re supposed to do.” - Bill Waterson, There's Treasure Everywhere

The Poet Laureate's poem for December.

This is an article that defines miscommunication and gives tips on how to avoid it.

An article about picking the right language to learn and their benefits.

“Lucid dreams show us the inner realities of existence which we have either been too busy or afraid to recognize.” ― Michael Bassey Johnson

“Spacetime tells matter how to move; matter tells spacetime how to curve” -John Archibald Wheeler