In each issue of SALTSCAPES you will find articles and photographs that reflect the best of Atlantic Canada:

• Getaways - hiking, motorcycle touring, weekend drives.
• Outdoor living - gardening and landscaping tips, features on the creatures and habitat we love.
• Food - Marie Nightingale, local chefs and your favourite recipes.
• People - profiles, genealogical roots, neighborhood news.
• Lifestyles - how-to projects, the music, architecture, fairs, festivals and fun.

The Tuna Hunter
The thrill and vigour of the bluefin tuna hunt, one of the
most lucrative yet mysterious fisheries in the world.
By Eleanor Beaton

Beyond Bricks and Mortar
A group of New Brunswickers discovers the meaning of
home in El Salvador.   
By Bobbi-Jean MacKinnon

The People are the Place
There’s life yet in Newfoundland and Labrador’s gritty,
tightly knit outport communities.
Photography by G. Mark Lane
Text by Russell Wangersky

Christmas at the Creamery
Receiving an unexpected gift while among strangers in Tatamagouche, NS.   
By Janet Wallace

Publishers’ Pencil           
Dear Saltscapes
A Piece of History -  Delivering more than the mail.
Storied Structures - On NORAD’s radar in Labrador.
Well Worth the Trouble - Turn a sweater into slippers.
Just Katharine - Hanging out with four-legged friends.
Well Worth the Drive - Festive lights & other sights.
Community Spirit - Lillian Allbon Animal Shelter, NS.
Genealogy - Finding your family pot of gold.
Q&A - Hetty van Gurp wages peace in schools.yardscapes

Gardening
Choices Galore           
Whatever their colour, size or shape, evergreens work hard year-round.

Marie’s Menu     
Finding comfort in traditional culinary delights, creating memories of Christmases present.

Cooking With 
Celebrating the holiday with recipes from a cozy country New Brunswick inn.
                   
 Drinks
Wine gadgets and accessories to offer practical pleasures and ice breakers at annual gatherings.
                       
Crystal Clear   
The new energy-efficient windows and doors are as beautiful as ever.

Breathe Easy at Home           
Health-conscious homeowners want less toxic homes, and builders are beginning to respond.

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