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Last summer, when the ramp and pier that visitors rely on to reach shore in Princess Louisa Provincial Park came off its footings, it became an immediate safety risk. But when Ming Neil, the ranger at the time, reported the issue to her supervisor, the response was blunt: close the park. “BC Parks didn’t have the funding to fix it,” Neil says.

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Nine years ago, Philip Ling, an electrical engineer and nature-nut philanthropist living in Toronto, decided to visit one of his sons who was at Dalhousie in New Brunswick. Rather than drive the 2,000 kilometres, he decided to bike all the way there. The trip was spawned due to a horrific bicycle accident while training for a triathlon. Philip needed some clarity in life afte...

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Magical snow, hot chocolate, festivity in the air… I love winter, for the most part anyway. When the temperature dips into the negatives, my usual outdoorsy persona would rather hibernate than do outdoor activities. But given all the physical and mental health benefits of spending time outside in all seasons, my family and I are opening up to the Great Outdoors. Here are eigh...

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The sun breaks over the mountain crests in Revelstoke’s backcountry, turning the snow beneath my skis into a field of glittering crystals. Golden light spills across the untouched powder, warming my cold cheeks. The only sounds are the crunch of snow and the steady rhythm of my breath. Somewhere behind me, my guide calls out, “Are you good back there?” For the first time in m...

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The water gently lapped against the sides of our tandem kayak as it skimmed across the open ocean toward Saysutshun (Newcastle Island), a provincial marine park on Vancouver Island near Nanaimo, British Columbia. As my partner Garrett and I paddled, I...

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