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Barry's Bay This Week
By Tony Pearson - Special to This Week Last Thursday, cross-Canada canoe adventurer Max Finkelstein captivated a crowd of about 40 people who gathered at the Killaloe Lions Hall to hear his account of recreating Alexander Mackenzie's 1792 continental ...
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Maritime storm watch causes cancellations
CBC.ca
In PEI, up to 15 centimetres are expected in Queens and Kings counties through ... A public information session on Rabbit Brook trail in Moncton has been ...
In Memoriam: Sea Fox
Horse-Canada.com
Equine Canada and the Canadian Equestrian Team extend heartfelt condolences to Canadian Olympian Leslie Reid and her mother Edith Thomson on the passing of their horse, Sea Fox. Sea Fox, a Dutch Warmblood stallion sired by Roemer, was born in the ...
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3D adventure comes to new bushplane centre theatre
Sault Star
By Rachel Punch Visitors to the new 3D theatre at Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre will experience the sights, sounds and smells of a forest fire — complete with a spray of water to extinguish the blaze. Wildfires! A Firefighting Adventure in 3D ...
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Ski resorts boost fun factor this winter
Toronto Sun
New programming means families skiing BC's Big White can take lessons together. (Courtesy Big White Ski Resort) Sorry folks. With Alberta and British Columbia residents bracing for a return of La Nina and its above-average snowfall, plus Canada's ...
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CTV.ca
But hunters are banned from bringing bear hides back to the United States, where activists have been trying for years to end Canada's commercial hunt. Those US efforts suffered a setback last year when an international conservation watchdog ruled polar ...
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Runners look back on 2011 X-country season
Vermilion Standard
... south to Medicine Hat for provincials to compete against Alberta's best. ... I didn't train for hilly trails I trained more for level long distances," ...
It's 1812 again for beloved heroines
National Post (blog)
Betsy Doyle is said to have loaded red-hot cannonballs into guns during an 1812 battle against British, Canadian and First Nations troops. By Randy Boswell A US historian who unearthed new evidence about the life of a War of 1812 heroine from New York ...
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