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Brief: Kootenay Mountain Culture Magazine and Columbia Basin Trust Launch Season 2 of The Headwaters

'Each episode is based on a theme, which is written, produced, and recorded in the Basin using journalists, writers, musicians, and designers exclusively from the region.'