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Why Ontario snowmobilers should stick to the trails on private property - Cottage Life
With the winter season ticking closer to an end, Ontario snowmobilers are being reminded to stay on marked trails and not venture into rural fields where The Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs is urging snowmobilers to stick to official trails, especially on private property. Here's why.
This B.C. barber hasn't missed a day of cold plunging in more than three and a half years - Cottage Life
While most people are shuffling to the kitchen in their pyjamas in search of a morning cup of coffee, Leasha MacLennan is pulling on her bathing suit. She Leasha MacLennan has cold plunged every day for the last three and a half years. It started as a challenge, but here's why she's still going.
This Toronto angler caught a rare muskie in the city's downtown harbour - Cottage Life
Early on a cold December morning, before the ice had come in at Toronto Harbour, Dylan Sampson took a friend out fishing. They putted along in Dylan’s Toronto angler Dylan Sampson was shocked when he pulled a nearly metre-long muskie from Toronto Harbour. Here's why it's surprising.
Canada could experience a warmer-than-normal spring, especially in the east—but it depends on La Niña - Cottage Life
Canada’s meteorologists are logging their long-range forecasts and if the right systems align, the country could experience a warmer-than-average spring, A weak La Niña could lead to warm weather in Eastern Canada this spring. While Western Canada is still a toss up. Here's why.
Did you know that Canada has its very own Dead Sea in Saskatchewan? - Cottage Life
You needn't go to the Middle East if you want to experience a salt water lake akin to the Dead Sea---look no further than the heartland of the Canadian Canada's "Dead Sea" is a salt water lake located in south-central Saskatchewan.
Physicians can now prescribe free visits to Conservation Halton parks in Ontario - Cottage Life
Feeling depressed, stressed, anxious, or a long list of other maladies? Ontario’s Halton region physicians can now prescribe time in nature as an Conservation Halton has partnered with PaRx, allowing doctors to prescribe 10 free visits to the organization's parks. Here's how it works.
Wildlife associations are concerned about Alberta's decision to lift limits on wolverine trapping - Cottage Life
On October 28, Todd Loewen, Alberta’s Minister of Forestry and Parks, lifted the limits on the number of wolverines trappers are allowed to harvest. Alberta's Forestry and Parks Minister Todd Loewen has called open season on wolverines and other fur-bearing animals. Here's why.