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Champlain HeightsChamplain Heights

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How a sacred forest space in Champlain Heights is fostering healing and connection

Marge Wylie is a residential school survivor who lives nearby and visits frequently to do her healing work and connect with the earth

Nate Lewis

Champlain HeightsChamplain Heights

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The non-profit freeing ferns along a little-known trail network in Champlain Heights

Over four and a half years, Free the Fern has transformed a neighbourhood trail into a place for community and healing through ecological restoration

Nate Lewis