Mountain Guide

“Art has this ability without statistics or words necessary to give us another way of thinking about these things.”

“It’s helping people understand how to do this so they can be the maker,” Agaton Howes said. “I want them to walk away with the ability to replicate this over and over.”

“My dad taught me to not just shoot pretty pictures, but instead look for the story and use the visual appeal of photos to connect people to the story."

“I wanted to open up to grow into something bigger… I wanted everything on this record— I want it to sound big, do something different and push it sonically.”

“I was out of breath, I was so full of emotion I was crying. It was unreal, it was beautiful.”

“It’s a great experience and a great opportunity for people to come up and see what the sunset looks like from the top of a mountain,” MacLaggan said. “It’s certainly a lot different on the top of Sulfur Mountain as it is down in the valley. We’re privileged to have people come up there and celebrate it with us.”

“Wouldn’t it be great if we could come together for a night and have a good time and build a sense of hope about this. It’s a really tragic event, really shocking and definitely one that will be forever etched on the pages of history.”

“I’m a prairie girl – I just love the prairies … I love the landscape, the big open sky, but also all the wildlife and history in Southern Alberta, I find, is just amazing.”

“There’s a really great sound when you get that amount of people all playing together."