Explore trails in British Columbia that criss-cross Canada’s most spectacular mountain range — whatever your level of ...

You can reach the Emerald Lake Trail from the Bear Lake trailhead, found at the end of Bear Lake Road, about 9 miles from the turnoff at Highway 36. Make sure to take the trail that branches off ...

In 2001, the Okanagan Nation Alliance Chiefs Executive Council purchased the lake and 22 hectares of land around it with the support of Indian Northern Affairs Canada. The Syilx People have been ...

Newly reopened in a 65,000-square-foot building that is now, aptly, located lakeside, The Canadian Canoe Museum’s design ... point to explore Little Lake and the Otonabee River, both part ...

The canoe has always been part of Canada’s national mythology — but it’s a complicated history. For thousands of years, these ...