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If you missed last week, click here! Captain walked out of his cabin and stood on the porch, looking out across the snow covered landscape. He took in a deep breath of chilled air and let it out, feeling the cold expand his lungs. He had always preferred...

Tyler Anderson/National PostSnowmobiles are the only form of transportation along the Onakawana River towards the black spruce forest where William has set a long an winding trapline. We’ve snowmobiled 300 kilometres north from Cochrane, Ontario...

No matter a native, a transplant, a seasonal resident or a year-rounder, there is an endless supply of fun to be found in the north country. Here are some things to add to your bucket list. 1 Relive the past — literally. Participate in a historical...

Blogger’s note: Matt Trott, one of our Fish and Wildlife Service communications specialists was writing a blog for Open Spaces and found a photo of anglers out fishing in the rain. Matt knew a little rain is nothing to a dedicated angler, but started...

Note: This is the eleventh installment in a series of articles on winter cycling. I hope to have the entire series finished by late November and then publish it as a free PDF book that you can download from this website (the working title is, &ldquo...