Foothills Magazine

Cycle commuting more than just a mode of transportation for local teacher

Catching up with Foothills' snowmobiling scene

Charitable torch passed from mother to daughter, grandmother to granddaughter

“The way I visualize it is, equality to me is you can build a road and everyone can travel that road. But equity is the type of vehicle that people have to go on this road."

“There’s a lot more we can do. What we’ve done so far is push ourselves towards the potential that the Oilers have always had and the next step is to say, “How much higher can we go?” 

"We want to be a part of the community. This is our second home. I don’t think we will go home to the Philippines. So, if you are part of the community, you can help the community. We’re not only here to work, right?”

Growing up on Eden Valley Reserve, Colten Lefthand pushed boundaries

“That energy exchange between performer and audience is something we’re always chasing. It’s like magic.”

“It’s not something a lot of people do, especially at my age, but it’s really nice that people are interested in what I’m doing. I’m really thankful for all of the opportunities that people have given me.”

Foothills family enriched by theatre and music