Landowners in Saskatchewan with pest or wildlife overpopulation issues will have a new way to deal with such problems under...
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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.
In the wake of numerous fish kills due to extreme heat this past summer in Alberta, anglers need to change...
When long-time bowhunter Shawn O’Shea arrowed a monster elk within an hour’s drive of his farm near Vegreville, Alberta, last...
The world lost a tireless, lifelong advocate for moose and sound wildlife management early this past December with the passing...
To say that Port Rowan, Ontario’s Averie Rose Bonin is a born angler is to put it mildly. After all,...
The Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation has created a new way for anglers in Saskatchewan to commemorate the trophy fish they catch...
If you’ve ever worn sunglasses while fishing on a sunny day, there’s a very good chance you returned home sporting...
The Manitoba Wildlife Federation is welcoming the provincial government’s creation of the new Hunter Education and Safety Fund, designed to...
To help fisheries managers get a better picture of what the walleye populations look like on four central-Alberta lakes, the...
Growing up in Pickering, Ontario, broadcaster and tackle maker Chris Van Vliet says he first caught the fishing bug when...