September
21
/ 2026
Celtic Colours International Festival celebrates the music stories, heritage, and welcome of Cape Breton Island. Here is what's going on, with several songs and tunes from musicians who will be appearing this year.
June
04
/ 2026
Headed to Stratford, Ontario? It’s one of my favorite towns, ever! Of course, you will spend hours at the Festival Theatre. While my cup of recommendations for things to see, taste, and experience in Stratford runneth over, I have a marvelous suggestion for something you should definitely include – and a fascinating person you must meet.
February
26
/ 2026
Canada’s vast and varied landscape is mirrored by its dramatic climate, making weather a primary architect of travel itineraries. The intrinsic relationship between climate and exploration defines the Canadian travel experience, demanding both flexibility and preparation. The following sections delve into how seasonal and regional weather specifics shape the practicalities of travel across Canada’s immense breadth.
October
30
/ 2024
Captain William Christopher founded Baker Lake in the Canadian province of Nunavut in 1762, when he traveled from Chesterfield Inlet to the Baker Lake area. William named it after a Hudson’s Bay company governor, Sir William Baker.
October
16
/ 2024
Doesn’t everyone love a fresh glass of water?
I live in my home community, Mattagami First Nation, with my family; we prefer to filter tap water before drinking it. We also avoid buying bottled water to limit our plastic waste.
October
15
/ 2024
As a child, I loved food. I would always be pointed out for my large appetite and that's not something I've ever been ashamed to say.
Food is life.
Food is something that brings people together. I grew up in a big family, so our meal times were always hectic, but memorable. My great grandmother was from Portugal and she spoke very little English. Anytime I would have anything on my plate, she would say eat, eat, eat, you are too skinny. And so I did.
October
10
/ 2024
Have you ever heard of Indigenous Sweats? The real Canadian history and traditions of them? Today I will be talking about the importance and wonderful experience of Indigenous Sweats. Let me give you a brief history of Indigenous people and Canadian history, so you can have a little understanding of why it is so important.
October
09
/ 2024
There is a huge loss of language within Ojibwe culture from when the elders were much younger (such as 40 years ago) to our generation now. It was one of the many losses within our culture that has been the hardest to try and bring back.
New Pendulum on the Pow Wow Grounds
October
04
/ 2024
Have you always wondered about the Indigenous Peoples of Canada? Their traditions, culture, and history? No worry, because I will tell you about some of our traditions! My name is Kylee Waboose, and I’m from Long Lake #58 First Nation in Northern Ontario. It’s approximately eight hours northwest of North Bay.
In this article, I will share two areas that are important to our culture: fasting ceremonies and vision quests.
October
01
/ 2024
Muskoka is a beautiful place to live and visit, known for its beautiful landscapes, sunsets, and waterways. We all know traveling and entertainment in cottage country can be pricey. I’d like to show you three beautiful parks you can enjoy for the day...absolutely free! I’ve been fortunate enough to call Bracebridge my home for the past 10 years. All three of these nature spots are located within a 15-minute drive of downtown Bracebridge, right in the heart of Muskoka.