The marvel of old-growth forests

“Suzanne Simard (left) exposes forestry company harms and honours Indigenous wisdom in When the Forest Breathes.“ FULL STORY

Elee Kraljii Gardiner

October 29th, 2026

Vancouver’s Poet Laureate, Elee Kraljii Gardiner meditates on the forest as a place of refuge as well as harm in her new book of poems, sometimes, forest (Talonbooks $19.95). The title, Gardiner told Margaret Gallagher, host of CBC radio’s North by Northwest, relates to her idea of addressing a beloved, which is “the forest, sometimes or sometimes I’m talking to myself, to a friend, my mom, my daughter, a lover, a memory, the best sense of myself in the future … I’m addressing a wide ecology of selves.” 9781772017113

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