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Mile by Mile: A FSJ artist explores the Alaska Highway

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June 12, 2026
Editor’s note: Below is a submission from Fort St. John artist Becky Banack, speaking about her connection to the Alaska Highway, which would lead to what she describes as her “most personal body of work.” Her exhibit, The Highway That Built the North, is currently on display at the Dawson Creek Art Gallery until June 30.  Portions of the piece

Art News Bits: June 2026

June 8, 2026
New documentary opportunities for Canadian filmmakers CBC announced it will be increasing its investment in documentary storytelling by $7 million. The increase in funding will include “a range of documentary formats,” including feature-length films.  “By increasing our investment, we are creating more opportunities for filmmakers at every stage of their

Notes on Cinema: The Wild West Myth

June 8, 2026
John Ford, the master of the western and considered one of the best American directors, if not the best. Ford began in the early days of the medium, directing his first film, The Tornado (1917), at age 23.  Unfortunately, much of Ford’s early work is believed to be lost, but

Jordie Isaac

June 8, 2026
In System Deviance, Isaac developed the traditional star pattern and found ways to disrupt it with colour and movement, allowing the design to glitch beyond its usual borders and even pull yarn loops out of the surface. “Through these techniques, I aimed to challenge the limits of conventional 2d weaving

Editor’s letter: June 2026

June 8, 2026
The June issue of The Article was always planned to coincide with Pride Month; we knew we wanted to highlight the LGBTQ+ community in the Peace region.  We believe that love is love and that understanding our neighbours and their cultures is important to creating a welcoming and understanding community.

PHOTOS: Mile Zero Fan Summit

May 24, 2026
The Mile Zero Fan Summit gathered pop culture fans from across the Peace Region in Grimshaw. The second year of the event at the Mile Zero Regional Multiplex included vendors, tabletop games, retro video games, panels, and a cosplay contest. Proceeds from the fan summit will be going to the

Backyard Wilderness

May 5, 2026
Editor’s Note: On April 5, photographer David Kay headed out onto the trails in Kleskun Hills with his camera. This is an account of what he experienced. Yesterday, I came across a challenging, exciting, and poignant scene while I was snowshoeing in Kleskun Hills Provincial Park. I started in the
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