Fernie in the Kootenay Rockies of southern British Columbia is a popular base for outdoor adventures, but is also proud of its historic downtown and vibrant arts scene.
To photograph the northern lights here’s some tips to capture rewarding photos – equipment and exposure, using a tripod, and having a foreground subject.
Black-tailed prairie dogs live in expansive colonies in Grasslands National Park, Saskatchewan, the only place in Canada where you can see them in their natural habitat.
Pine Cree Regional Park in southern Saskatchewan is an oasis on the prairie with towering spruce trees, plenty of bird and animal life, and shady camping sites beside Swift Current Creek.
Wildflowers of all colours are blooming this spring in Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park. Here’s some varieties we found on a recent spring trip to the Saskatchewan side of the park.
Practical tips and ideas to help you plan and prepare for your cross Canada road trip before you hit the road.
