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ADVERTISEMENT A horse with slightly asymmetrical feet is nothing out of the ordinary. But if one hoof differs dramatically from the other, you might be dealing with a club foot—an abnormally upright hoof with long, contracted heels and a prominent or bulging coronary band. Because shortening of the musculotendinous unit (the deep digital flexor muscle and tendon) causes this syndrome, it is more accurate to describe a club foot as a “flexural deformity” of the coffin joint. And while a deformity might sound like a career-ending flaw, with proper management affected horses can lead very ...

Headdress found in dumpster makes its way home 'I really wish these feathers could talk about the journey where its been in the last 15 years or so because its in perfect condition' Author: Apr 5, 2021 Faye Halls with her brother Ron Baker and their father’s headdress, March 2021. (Photo by Tina House, APTN) 'I really wish these feathers could talk about the journey where its been in the last 15 years or so because its in perfect condition' Tina House The old saying of “one person’s trash is another person’s treasure” is certainly true after a sacred headdress was found in a Nort...

Elisia Seeber, Local Journalism Initiative Harry Werner returns the headdress to Ron Baker at a cleansing ceremony on March 7, 2021. Image Credit: FACEBOOK/Ian Bee March 15, 2021 - 7:00 PM A headdress stolen from a display of Aboriginal regalia 15 years ago in Vancouver mysteriously wound up in a bin on the North Shore last week and has now made its way back to its original Squamish Nation custodians. The headdress belonged to the late Chief Simon Baker, who gifted it to his son, Ron Baker. It was later put on display at the Vancouver Aboriginal Friendship Centre...

A headdress stolen from a display of Aboriginal regalia 15 years ago in Vancouver mysteriously wound up in a bin on the North Shore last week and has now made its way back to its original Squamish . . .