Didymo, aka rock snot, is not only unsightly, it can disrupt river ecosystems and harm fish populations. New research points to climate change as the cause.
The Canadian tackle company says the iconic Lake Clear Wabbler spoon will be available this spring
Time is running out for the Algoma Central Railway. The passenger train service that runs from Sault Ste. Marie to Hearst is slated to close at the end of April. CN Rail, which owns the ACR, reportedly decided to pull the plug earlier this year when the federal government cut...
After being caught in possession of lake sturgeon meat and roe, two men from Richmond Hill, Ontario, have received a total of $20,750 in fines and probation orders.
Denis Zehovoy and Ilia Kazatchkov pleaded guilty to illegally possessing lake sturgeon meat and roe. They were each fined $10,000 and for the...
Outdoor Canada earns seven prestigious National Magazine Award nominations, while sister magazine Cottage Life picks up 13 nominations, including a chance at Magazine of the Year
Attention women who fish: A new organization in Canada wants to hear your story and see your photos. Great Canadian Female Anglers is a grassroots group made up of volunteers, which was recently formed to promote fishing among women. “I came up with the idea of the GCFA during my most...
It’s no secret that the outdoors world can be an old boy’s club at times, and at least one female hunter is working hard to change that. To inspire more women to get into hunting, longtime hunter, shooter and outdoor media personality Amanda Lynn Mayhew (pictured, at left) has recently started...
Here’s this year’s batch of runners-up that also caught our eye
Outdoor Canada editors earn six Outdoor Writers of Canada awards, including the prestigious Pete McGillen Award for Hunting Editor Ken Bailey
Lake Erie will likely experience a significant bloom of toxic blue-green algae in 2014, but it should be smaller than last year’s intense bloom, according to a new report.
There should also be considerably less algae than during the record-setting bloom of 2011. However impacts will vary across the lake’s western basin...