The first US Thanksgiving was actually a three-day affair. In November 1621, the settlers’ first corn harvest proved so successful, Governor William Bradford reportedly invited the Plymouth…
Canadian Thanksgiving: How it compares to America’s holiday As American’s geared up for their annual Thanksgiving feast, Canadians looked back on theirs, as the celebration of gratitude…
Restoring the Balance What Wolves Tell Us about Our Relationship with Nature Author – John A. Vucetich Wolves on a wilderness island illuminate lessons on the environment,…
Turnover Blues ~by Rick Olson~ Walleyes are directly affected by this naturally occurring, seasonal phenomenon, and can make for some of the toughest fishing conditions you’ll face…
From the Earth Roasted Veggies – An IndigenousvTradition to Celebrate the End of the Growing Season Ingredients 3 pounds assorted root vegetables: carrots, parsnips, celeriac, potatoes,…
This Is Your Brain on Nature When we get closer to nature—be it untouched wilderness or a backyard tree—we do our overstressed brains a favor. When you…
Putting the Fishing Gear Away By Gord Ellis As I sit down to write this piece in late October, I’ve just returned from what may be the…
Antivirals may change the course of the pandemic New pills to treat COVID-19 are now showing promise at curbing illness and saving lives. Years before…
A canoe thought to be 1,200 years old has been retrieved from a lake in Wisconsin. © Getty Images A stock image shows a dugout…