110 Nature Hotspots in Manitoba and Saskatchewan
Manitoba, by its very nature, is full of surprises …
Kluane National Park – Road Tripping in the Yukon
Canadian wilderness at its most magnificent …
Creation of a Totem Pole
A red cedar log gets a new life …
Maple Syrup Season
In the month of March our blood stirs with the life blood of the maples …
Charles Mattaini’s Bowstring Bridges
The beautiful concrete bowstring bridges that Charles Mattaini designed and built are disappearing …
Mickeys Camp – gas, fish, ice, malamutes, wild rice, explosives …
Mickey’s camp – north of La Ronge on the shores of McLennan Lake …
Dining Out on the Tundra
A Tundra Buggy, polar bears and one of Canada’s coolest restaurants …
Agua Caliente Band – Progressive and Proud
Indigenous cultures vary dramatically …
Tragic lives, subway poets and a walrus …
The Walrus will make you Think about Canada. Check out This piece:Poetry, Place, and Indigenous Identity ……. Armand Garnet Ruffo and Liz Howard discuss the magic of finding good poems in unlikely places
Okanagan Vineyard Eats and Bicycle Seats
Carol Patterson takes a leisurely pedal through British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley …
Ontario’s Arrowhead Provincial Park gets a New Visitor Centre
A veteran of the cross-country scene finally gets a place to warm your toes …
Ottawa – The City that LOVES Winter
Canada’s capital city embraces winter with lots of snow, the longest skating rink in the world, a ten-day winter festival and a treasure trove of national museums to explore.
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