Award winning communications specialist with thousands of published clips in newspapers and magazines throughout North America.
Wide Open Spaces: 5 Things to Think About Before Choosing a Rural Life
Even pre-pandemic, Canadians were flocking to smaller towns and cities.
Myra Canyon trail back on track
Kettle Valley Railway back in action after fires, fundraising.
Exploring the Cayes of Belize on a stand-up paddleboard
That time when Island Expeditions invited me to go stand up paddling in Belize.
If It Goes Up, The Traslin Brothers Are Down
Why Mike and Andy Traslin are the best brother act in Canadian skiing.
Richard Florida
Profile of the famous urban planning sage Richard Florida, following a 2018 visit to Vancouver.
Jim Herrington and “The Climbers”
Review and profile of The Climbers; a fine art photography book by documentarian Jim Herrington.
Edward Burtynsky
A profile of visionary photographer Edward Burtynsky for Vancouver fashion and design magazine Montecristo.
B.C.'s Adera spreads word about mass timber building construction
Mass timber finds favour with BC homebuilders and developers.
Steven Threndyle
Steven Threndyle is a freelance writer based in North Vancouver, B.C. He has written hundreds of articles on residential and recreational housing projects throughout the province for RightSizing, the Vancouver Sun, BC Business and Western Investor. View his on-line portfolio at http://sthrendyle.contently.com/
Leaving a mark: Whistler’s little-known history of telemark skiing
Free the heels, free the mind! The genesis of Coast Range telemark skiing at Whistler Blackcomb.
Stuck in the middle
Are they oil sands or tar sands? Depends on who you talk to in this even-handed debate on Canada's energy future.
Big Dreams for Zincton
Profile of the planned Zincton Mountain Resort in New Denver, B.C.