Steven Threndyle

Outdoor adventure junkies. They’re so difficult to buy for. If they don’t already have a piece of gear, chances are that you’ll buy the wrong item. (How, really, do you buy for someone who owns five pairs of skis?) Well, here are some ideas.

Regularly scheduled backcountry skiing column for Ski Trax, North America's largest circulation Nordic/cross country magazine.

From Whistler to Fernie, Sun Peaks to Kelowna--there's a B.C. ski resort to satisfy your second home dreams.

Is content marketing for you? A new story on both my blog and also on the Canadian Media Guild page. Need a writer? E-mail me sthrendy@telus.net

Profile in the Fall, 2018 issue of Montecristo magazine of American portrait photographer Jim Herrington.

21 of British Columbia's most desirable small towns and cities are profiled. Great places to achieve that work/life balance.

Round-up of ski resort recreational property in British Columbia after a strong winter of skier visits.

From drool-worthy carbon-fiber bikes to state-of-the-art power meters, the Tour de France is a movable feast of cycling technology. The best part? Much of this high-end tech trickles down to the consumer level, letting us mortals shave a few seconds off our Gran Fondo times.

Gear and clothing from six Canadian brands that laugh at winter.

Whistler ski and snowboard designers have the perfect playground for researching and testing their proven products.

There's more to ski gear than plastic boots and woolen toques.

The most timeless skiwear exists at the crossroads of fit, fashion and function. Outerwear tags feature schematic drawings and plenty of trademarks, but what does it all mean? Here’s everything you need to know about our top five fabric picks.

Has there even been a more essential piece of skiwear than the turtleneck?

In the search for elusive job security, writers often look on the other side of the divide and think "gee, I might make a decent editor.' Here's what some of Canada's top writers and editors have to say about how you can make the transition.