Category Archives: Northern Ontario

Tourism and conservation go hand-in-hand at the Lake Superior National Marine Conservation Area View the story Secrets of the Inland Sea Tourism and conservation go ...

Starting in about mid-September, Ontario’s forest will begin in earnest to turn orange, red, and golden yellow, a rich palette that (in my opinion) never ...

We entered Solar Cycle 25 in December 2019 when the sun was at its lowest point of activity. Each year, solar activity has grown and ...

Tucked against the Lake Superior shoreline, about halfway between Wawa and Thunder Bay, sits Ontario’s only wilderness national park. Defined by a rugged mountainous coastline ...

Even though I spent the vast majority of my life living in Ontario, I’m embarrassed to admit I didn’t actually venture north of the Muskokas ...

From the ancient remains of a Viking village in Newfoundland to the remarkable cedar longhouses and memorial poles of the Haida First Nation in British ...

A literal beacon of light in the dark night, lighthouses have long been as a symbol of safety and hope. With borders on three oceans ...

With spectacular scenery, rugged wilderness and warm hospitality, Northern Ontario is an amazing year round destination. During the colder months, you’ll find the area alive ...