A couple months back, a clip popped up of some dude absolutely destroying CJ’s full blacked‑out metal uniform, skating like he had a personal vendetta against every feature in sight. That dude is Skyler Bergsma.

Access  Codes  2 is a skateboard film by Curtis “Curt” Carriere. It is his newest film to date. It showcases skilled and gritty skateboarding filmed predominately in the streets of Orillia, Ontario, Canada.

Trading comfort for the unknown—booking flights, packing decks, and chasing pavement through New York City. I’ve always travelled with my board, but it was more of a security blanket than a mission. This time, it was the reason.

In celebration of his new skate video Access Codes 2, we sat down with Curt to do a Thrasher inspired interview called “RAPID FIRE”.

Claiming space isn’t always a bold act. More often, it looks like persistence: showing up, falling, and continuing anyway. From local schoolyards to global collectives, girls aren't waiting for permission to participate or an invitation to the culture. They are already here, building something of their own—one session and one attempt at a time.

Ontario Skateboarding is hitting its 5th year with a new energy and a clear mandate: keep the culture in the hands of skaters, not suits. From adding community legends Kevin Page and Scott Loyst to the board to launching high-intensity events at Skateloft, OS is building a self-made scene that refuses to be ignored.

Good man, drummer and filmmaker Curtis “Curt” Carriere is coming out with a new skateboarding film called Access Codes 2. A sequel to his first film of the same name. He will be premiering Access Codes 2 along with Access Codes on April 25th at Pocket Skate and Vintage in Orillia, Ontario, Canada.

Is this for real? Has the Canadian KING of POP really retired from professional skateboarding at the age of 36? If it is the truth then congrats on an excellent and gritty pro skate career Lee. Truly one of Canada’s best skaters. EVER.

Wish You Well is a skateboarding film by Joshua Strain and friends. Hailing from Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada. It represents skateboarding in the northwestern region of Ontario.

Northeastern Ontario has forty skateparks, ranging from as far north as Hearst and as far south as South River. Navigating through the clay and rocky terrain of Northeastern Ontario to find your next spot? Finding it tough to plot your next road kill? We make it easy with our skatepark directory.

Novelty is a well polished, professionally edited, skateboarding film by Curtis Carriere. It represents skateboarding from the hardened streets of Sudbury, Ontario, Canada and Orillia, Ontario, Canada. The film also takes you to beautiful places like Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada and Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.