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Adventure, British Columbia, environment, News
Newly Released Records Show What Happened After More Than 100 Trees Were Felled at Mount Seymour
Records obtained by explore show staff raised environmental concerns before the ministry concluded the work was permitted trail maintenance.
Everything You Need to Know About the Patagonia vs. Pattie Gonia Lawsuit—and What’s Being Overlooked
Is the Patagonia vs. Pattie Gonia conflict really about ownership and identity?
Adventure, Alberta, Indigenous, News
Indigenous Tourism is Growing in Alberta with the Help of a New Tourism Partnership
An expanding and well-supported Indigenous tourism sector sets Alberta apart on the world stage.
Adventure, British Columbia, News, What's New Wednesdays
Mount Seymour’s Expansion Plans Are Raising Concerns for the Future
“What is winter going to look like in 60 years?”
Stepping into the Sky: I Experienced The New Overhang at Malahat SkyWalk on Vancouver Island, and Here’s What It’s Really Like
Experience the thrill of a glass viewing cube high over the ocean.
Adventure, British Columbia, News, What's New Wednesdays
BC Has Big Plans for Outdoor Recreation
A long-promised recreation strategy raises questions about money, trails, resource roads and wildlife.
Adventure, News, Ontario, The Happy Camper
The Happy Camper: Algonquin Just Closed Two Doors on Campers
Ontario Parks announced the permanent closure of Algonquin Park’s Lake of Two Rivers Campground office and Lake Opeongo Access Point office.
Adventure, Canoeing, News, Paddling
Paddlers Beware: New Parks Canada Rules Restrict Paddling on Rivers and Lakes in the Rockies
Paddlers are worried about how they’ll impact outdoor recreation.
Adventure, British Columbia, Camping, News
BC Parks Announces First Camping Fee Increase in 10 Years, With Additional Charges for Non-BC Residents
This is the first significant camping fee change in more than a decade. It includes a new non-BC-resident camping surcharge.
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Adventure, Editors' Picks, News
News: Visiting US Parks Will Cost Up to $290 More for Canadians
The new national park pricing regime will more than triple the cost of park passes for Canadians and other non-US residents.
Editors' Picks, environment, News
Jane Goodall’s Legacy Lives On in the Outdoors
Remembering Jane Goodall, her work and the legacy she left behind for outdoor adventurers.
Adventure, Editors' Picks, News
This Summer, Discover Canada with the Canada Strong Pass
From June 20 to September 2, no physical ticket, registration or purchase is needed to adventure in Parks Canada sites.
MEC Becomes Canadian Again with New Ownership Group
Mountain Equipment Company (MEC) comes back into Canadian hands with acquisition by a Canadian-led group.
environment, News, The Happy Camper
The Happy Camper: Transglobal Car Expedition Approaches the Finish Line
The Transglobal Car Expedition, a 17-month, 50,000 kilometre plus circumnavigation of the planet, is coming close to the finish line.
Adventure, Editors' Picks, News, Travel
Proud to be Canadian: 5 Great Travel Destinations in Canada
Support Canadian destinations by staying in Canada while experiencing a new kind of adventure!
Here’s How Trump’s US Tariffs Could Impact Canada’s Outdoor Industry
News about tariffs between Canada and the United States has been impossible to miss these past few weeks.
Adventure, British Columbia, Editors' Picks, News
Telegraph Cove: A Story of Resilience and Hope
Telegraph Cove, the heartbeat of North Vancouver Island, was on fire.
Adventure, Editors' Picks, Hiking, News
Support Local: 5 Canadian Outdoor Brands You Might Not Have Heard Of
Why not try a few new, local brands for your outdoor adventure gear?
British Columbia Trails, Hiking, News, Travel
Canada Now Terminates Cross-Border Travel from Pacific Crest Trail
The Government of Canada has ended the program that allowed US thru-hikers on the Pacific Crest Trail to hike into the Canadian portion of the trail.
