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words :: Ned Morgan. One day in 1883, three guys smelled Canada’s first national park. The Canadian Pacific Railway workers stumbled upon a malodorous thermal spring while prospecting on the…

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Who’s Bruce?

June 23, 2014
Ned Morgan

By Jack Morgan. When I was a kid I listened to a radio program about a masked cowboy hero of the old west called The Lone Ranger. Each week’s episode…

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Secret Spots: Bruce Peninsula National Park Yurts

April 3, 2012
Colin Field

It’s official: the yurts at Bruce Peninsula National Park are awesome. We did the family trip up there on the weekend and even with snow and rain, had an amazing…

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Bruce Peninsula National Park

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