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The fall 26' editorial - by Tim Lowing.

No Time.

In the fall of 69’, The Guess Who released “No Time” and inside that song the words, “seasons change and so do I, you need not wonder why” speak directly to a changing ideology. Written collaboratively by Randy Bachman and Burton Cummings in a house in the north end of Winnipeg, it was ultimately a reverse break up song that Randy called, “their country rock attempt to be like Neil Young and Stephan Stills.”

This song for whatever reason seems to be on the featured playlist of my subconscious, as I too am experiencing the change of seasons.

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Editor's Letter - No Time In the fall of 69’, The Guess Who released “No Time” and inside that song the words, “seasons change and so do I, you need not wonder why” speak directly to a changing ideology. Written collaboratively by Randy Bachman a...

"For each of us, our story is true".

Joyce Diane Wall brings us another beautiful column. Read it today at Poplar Magazine.

The Chair - by Joyce D. Wall Memory is a trickster. It leads us to write our stories based on experiences that connect our past to our present. Many of these events are shared with others but the stories they build are unlike any stories told by me....

Nature Nick Photography Nick Carter finds a way every issue to rise above and beyond his previous works. Consistency is everything and Nick's is apparent in every column. Read it today!

On the Trail to the Burgess Shale by Nick Carter Just over Alberta’s western border, past Lake Louise and down the Kicking Horse Pass, the great mountains of Yoho National Park hold the record of an ecosystem half a billion years old. An ancient ocean where creatures o...

Terry drops some real truths in this issue. Time moves faster than you can believe. He covers a lot of ground from life not being linear to laughter being the best medicine. Check it out today in the pages of Poplar!

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We thought the fall issue would be a good place to introduce some hockey talk. Tom Teichroeb captures the essence in his first column covering the Flames and Oilers for Poplar! Who's your Alberta team?

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NHL Season Preview - by Tom Teichroeb The days are getting cooler, the nights are starting earlier, and that means one very important thing: hockey season is right around the corner. So, as we get set for puck drop on September 29th, let’s look at what to ex...

Welcome Todd Cunningham to the pages of Poplar! Todd is passionate about life, his art and his words and mostly, the mental health conversation. We think that belongs in the pages of Poplar and can't be happier he's chosen to contribute! Check out Todd's first column make sure you follow him over at Cunning Mantiques where Todd's eye for awesome is on display at all times and every sale.

Men-Tell Health - by Todd Cunningham Historically, men aren’t exactly the best listeners. I mean, it’s a stereotype propagated by sit-coms, media and laughed over by our partners. Hearing without listening is sometimes an art form, asking for details and pl...

The fall issue of Poplar has arrived! This is number 19...

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Creator and editor,
Tim Lowing

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From our iconic fall of 24' issue. Nature Nick Photography drove home this incredible piece. Read it today.

Jasper and The Big One - By Nick Carter In his 1996 lecture “Conservation, from Chaucer to Smoky Bear”, one of the things that Canadian Rockies naturalist Ben Gadd discussed was forest fires. He discussed how they aren’t necessarily the all-negative force of e...