January 31, 2019, marks the second anniversary of the death of Canadian conservationist Rob Stewart, just months after his third...
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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.
Every hardwater angler knows ice is never 100 per cent safe. There are just too many variables—from snow cover to...
To help ensure its governance structure better reflects its membership, the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation is hosting a special two-day focus...
The Manitoba Wildlife Federation co-hosted a rally at the provincial legislature this past October, calling on the government to do...
While he started dog training for retriever trials as a hobby about 25 years ago, duck hunter Ken Crosby says...
Saskatchewan is well known for big moose, but none loom larger than the giant roadside attraction welcoming visitors to the...
To get more people involved in hunting, and to reach a wider range of participants, the Manitoba Wildlife Federation is...
Saskatchewan needs to do more to curb overdevelopment on pressured waterbodies, says Darrell Crabbe, executive director of the Saskatchewan Wildlife...
Calling all volunteers with outdoor expertise—the Alberta Fish and Game Association’s new programs chair wants to hear from you. While...
When he’s not belting out finely crafted tunes as the frontman of the Indigenous roots rock band Midnight Shine, 42-year-old...