Inclusivity
Adventure, Canadian, Editors' Picks, Inclusivity, Summer
The Truth About Experiencing a Canadian Summer as a Third Culture Adult
As a third culture adult—British, Indian and Canadian—I’ve come to realize that summer here isn’t something I inherited.
Adventure, Editors' Picks, Inclusivity
When the Outdoors Doesn’t Feel Like It’s For You
A lack of confidence in outdoor settings is not about how you look or how well you do activities.
Adventure, Cycling, Inclusivity
Adventure-Forward Aging: Keeping Adventure Alive As You Age
I talked to adventurers in their 60s and 70s who are keeping the spirit alive at an age when many are dialling down their risk and challenge quotient.
Adventure, Editors' Picks, Inclusivity, New Brunswick
Molly Kool: The First Woman to Become a Sea Captain
Reflecting on Captain Kool’s trailblazing spirit on International Women’s Day.
Adventure, Editors' Picks, Inclusivity
How to Be an Adventurous Ally: Supporting LGBTQIA+ Folks in the Outdoors
Here’s how to be a great ally to the LGBTQIA+ community in the outdoors, and five places that celebrate inclusivity.
Adventure, Editors' Picks, Inclusivity
News: Oregon Recognized as the First “Accessibility Verified” State
Oregon has become the first US state to earn the “Accessibility Verified” designation from Wheel the World.
Adventure, Inclusivity, Indigenous, Paddling
Paddling Into the Past: Reflections for National Truth and Reconciliation Day
Our journey to this sacred Indigenous site follows the Northern Plains Nations who came before me.
Camping, Editors' Picks, Inclusivity, Opinion
Opinion: Why I Hate Tent Camping—and I’m Never Going Again
But after one too many cold, restless nights on the ground, I’ve decided to call it: I’m officially breaking up with tent camping.
Adventure, Advice, Hiking, Inclusivity
Dear Nova: I’m 50 Years Old and Going on My First Backcountry Hiking Trip — Help!
I can easily hike 10 kilometres, but I’ve never carried such a big backpack so long before.
Adventure, Editors' Picks, Inclusivity
The Truth About Being Black in the Outdoors
As a mixed-race Black person, I was told that outdoor spaces weren’t for me. Now, I realize, the wilderness was always there waiting for me.
Adventure, Climbing, Inclusivity, Water sports
Book Review—Flow: Women’s Counternarratives from Rivers, Rock, and Sky
Explore the diversity of women’s outdoor sports through narratives that capture empowerment and challenge stereotypes
Adventure, Canoeing, Inclusivity, The Happy Camper
The Happy Camper: You’re Never Too Old to Start Canoe Tripping
Borys shows us that you’re never too old to start canoeing.
Adventure, environment, Inclusivity, Indigenous
Why National Indigenous Peoples Day Matters
June 21 is a great day to learn about and connect with Indigenous communities near you.
Adventure, Camping, environment, Inclusivity
Lessons from My Father’s Love of the Outdoors
He worked hard for many years and still does so that we could go out there and adventure whenever we want to.
Adventure, Editors' Picks, Inclusivity, Trails
Get Outside and Celebrate: Canada’s Best Pride-Themed Outdoor Events
It’s time to celebrate Pride month this June with these epic outdoorsy events in Canada.
Adventure, Editors' Picks, Inclusivity, New Brunswick
Film Review of Trailblazing: The Matt Hadley Story
This powerful and inspiring Canadian film celebrates an Albertan trailblazer.
Adventure, Editors' Picks, Inclusivity, Trails
Steps of Gratitude: The Path My Mother Showed Me
An outdoor adventure leads to the realization that Mother’s Day is every day.
Editors' Picks, environment, Inclusivity, Indigenous
10 Powerful Canadian Charities that Support the Outdoors and Adventure
It’s time to think about what charities you might want to donate to to support Canada’s outdoors.
British Columbia, Editors' Picks, Inclusivity, Indigenous, Ski and Snowboard, Skills, Winter
Sit Skiing and the Spirit of the Invictus Games
The Invictus Games aren’t just about winning medals. It’s a shared journey of recovery through sport where participants compete not only against each other, but against themselves.
Adventure, British Columbia, Editors' Picks, Inclusivity
How the Great Outdoors Connects Me to My Heritage
Every step I take on a mountain trail or through a forest is more than an adventure. It’s about memory, spirituality and striving to connect to my ancestry.
