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Big Sky in southeastern Alberta

Big Sky in southeastern Alberta

Travellers headed west out of Calgary towards the mountains are focused on the growing Rockies, but the first thing that strikes me every time I drive east from the stampede city is the big sky.

My first impressions of the Canadian Badlands…

My first impressions of the Canadian Badlands…

BIG sky dominating the landscape. You can’t help but aim your camera skyward to capture the cloud formations. Land fertile and green from irrigation or rain abruptly changing to desert and sagebush as we descend into one of the river valleys.

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Bay Bulls NL

Battles by Bay Bulls

Jacques Parizeau, Donald Trump and The Politics of Egomania

Vintage and Retro Ontario TV broadcasts from the 1970s, 1980s & 1990s

Pile of orange buoys in a fishing shed at Seal Cove on Grand Manan Island, New Brunswick, Canada

Seal Cove

Beginning of End? … Maclean’s to publish monthly in Rogers media overhaul …

young man holding a smallmouth bass

Peter Wasag’s summer Fishing roundup

Bell Homestead Brantford

Brantford Home of Alexander Graham Bell

A Cooper's Hawk hides in bushes as it watches for small prey - Watching Winter Waterfowl in BC by Carol Patterson

Watching Winter Waterfowl in British Columbia’s Lower Mainland

Port Perry, Ontario downtown streetscape

Port Perry, Ontario – Local Neighbourhood

Canada Science and Technology Museum

Canada Science and Technology Museum

Inn at Laurel Point, Victoria B.C.

Inn at Laurel Point, Victoria B.C.

HMS Terror found in Arctic 168 years after doomed Northwest Passage attempt | The Guardian

11th Mile’s very filling roasted cauliflower - John and Sandra Nowlan for Roadstories.ca

New Brunswick is a Tasty Choice for Summer Travel

Louie Kamookak - Inuit oral historian and finder of Sir John Franklin’s lost ships

Louie Kamookak – Inuit oral historian and finder of Sir John Franklin’s lost ships

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