Breaking in Outdoor Canada's new fishing boat on Rice Lake and Lake Simcoe.
From 25 to 170,000—important numbers for Canadian outdoorsfolk
A five-year study on the health of Lake Winnipeg shows phosphorus levels are so high they may soon be dangerous to human health.
Dr. Peter Leavitt’s study of Lake Winnipeg, commissioned by the province, shows that phosphorous continues to enter the lake from livestock farming, pollution from cities and through wetland...
System can't cope with increased tag requests, and many hunters miss out
With populations in steep decline, hunters, government and First Nations must work together
Building on its mission to get more youth involved in wildlife conservation, the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation is launching a new...
January 31, 2019, marks the second anniversary of the death of Canadian conservationist Rob Stewart, just months after his third...
What you need to know before heading afield this season
Celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, the Manitoba Wildlife Federation’s Becoming an Outdoors-Woman (BOW) program isn’t showing any signs of...
From 50 to 41.2 million—notable numbers for this country’s hunters and anglers 1,298,454 Hectares burned by forest fires in B.C....