‘Gut punch’ of crashing bird populations no surprise for retired Yellowknife biologist Bob Bromley says northern Indigenous elders have noticed a decline in bird song for years…
Each season we receive many of your fish and wilderness pictures. Tim, one of our staff photographers, reviews some photography basics and recommended gear to better capture…
Honored Author: The children’s book The Water Walker drew praise and an Indigenous Literature Award for Anishinaabe writer/illustrator Joanne Robertson of Goulais River, Ontario, reports James Hopkin…
“A week in Ontario with Wilderness North Outfitters provided for exceptional fishing on top of amazing service. Their beautiful cabins are located right on the water and…
When it comes to Wabakimi Provincial Park, Shannon Lawr is the expert! He is the park superintendent and shares with us a brief history of the park.…
Wabakimi Provincial Park is located 2 and half hours north of Thunder Bay, Ontario. It is a less-travelled park due to it’s remote setting; you must either,…
There’s something about the north that gets in your blood. A single trip into Ontario’s boreal forest will have you daydreaming for a return all season long.…
It has been almost five years since the federal government released the boreal woodland caribou recovery strategy under the Species at Risk Act (SARA). The strategy developed…
“There is no such thing as bad weather, only bad gear and bad attitudes”. This statement is something I have learned to live by during my decade…