Tapping into the transformative and therapeutic power of fly tying, fly casting and time on the water, a Canadian organization...
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Growing up in Gander, Newfoundland, and Peterborough, Ontario, Outdoor Canada's managing editor Bob Sexton jumped at every chance to wet a line and head afield. After spending half of the 1990s working as a tour guide in Latin America, he completed a Bachelor of Journalism from Ryerson University in 2001 and was hired on as Outdoor Canada's assistant editor. Since joining the magazine, he has won two Outdoor Writers of Canada awards, in 2008 and 2011, and contributed to numerous National Magazine Award winning or nominated stories. Sexton is the past president of the Canadian Society of Magazine Editors.
Time to fly south? When cold weather hits, many of us start to think about booking a trip to warmer...
Working towards its goal of getting more women to take on leadership roles in the conservation community, the Saskatchewan Wildlife...
Doing its part to educate new anglers and hunters in the province and beyond, the Manitoba Wildlife Federation recently launched...
As co-founder of Sundre, Alberta’s Overall Outfitting with his wife, Debbie, Steve Overguard has been guiding hunters for everything from...
Celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, the Manitoba Wildlife Federation’s Becoming an Outdoors-Woman (BOW) program isn’t showing any signs of...
The Alberta Fish and Game Association is on the hunt for volunteers to help keep an eye on its Wildlife...
To help develop the province’s future conservation leaders, the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation held its inaugural Youth Conservation Leadership Initiative in...
Based in Ottawa, multispecies angler Ashley Rae first started catching walleye when she was just five years old at a...
Anglers and hunters seem to be particularly adept at pulling off practical jokes. I suppose that’s because we’re often left...