Travels with Neegik: Humanity’s Default Watercraft
I was gifted a red Huron canoe for my 15th birthday. I named it Neegik (“otter” in Ojibwa). And it changed my life.
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Algonquin Park
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Friday Flick: The Last Guide
As his health deteriorates, long-serving Algonquin Park fishing guide Frank Kuiack spends his final season looking for someone to pass his knowledge on to.
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Where the Wild Things Are
Celebrating 75 years of boreal insight at the Algonquin Wildlife Research Station. words :: Leslie Anthony. Dinner is a distant memory when the rain finally stops. Immediately, a platoon heads…
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Escaping the West to Find Family, Canadianisms & Burt Reynolds
Words and Photos:: Hayley Gendron “I bet none of the pro climbers could pull off the Burt Reynolds Roll!” says my dad, laughing while lying horizontally on a large…
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Laugh Like A Loon: Unmistakeable For Its Cry (And Its Laugh) Gavia Immer Is Both Familiar And Elusive
There are many sounds in the forests of central Ontario, and not just a few of them are distinctly Canadian—the howl of a wolf, the tock-tock-tock of woodpeckers. But there’s…
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