"Everyone, including myself, was glad to have waited til the storm had passed. I discuss that story with my students, reiterating that ... employers should always support your judgement to say no, despite outcomes or expectations." Learn more from the woman whose favourite camp meal to make is coffee!
SKGABC Executive Director resignation
Having served as ED since late 2015, I have deeply...
Lé's origin story: "I fell in love with a paddler. Like so many, I did not grow up near the ocean ..."
"When I retired five years ago, I was looking for something to occupy my time. Kayak guiding has been the perfect transition. I just turned 71 and am going into my sixth season of guiding."
"Dangling half on, half off the edge of the bluff was one of my group member's tents, and the log it had been tied to. Due to the wind and waves, the sand bluff was eroding ... "
Excerpt from the BC Cetacean Sightings Network's Fall Newsletter:
"On September 4th 2018,...
SKGABC Level Two Guide Finn Steiner offered to share his personal experiences working as a kayak guide in New Zealand, and graciously agreed to have it posted on the website for the interest of other guides. YMMV!
The SKGABC has a song, written by our own Assistant Overnight Guide, Leigh Friesen!
Robin Humphreys doesn't share a tent with her coguide anymore ... this and other fun facts about our newest SKGABC Guide Trainer.
Extended health insurance (dental, vision, prescription, mental health, physiotherapy) is now available to SKGABC guides, their spouses, and dependents through the Johnson Personal Health Plan.
