This Wild Corner of Canada Has Twice As Many Moose As People—Plus Remote Lodges and Some of the Best Northern Lights Views

Take in stunning mountain views and feast on gourmet meals from the comfort of Mount Logan EcoLodge. Enjoy the bounty of the ...
The New York Times

Up in Smoke: Canada’s Outdoor Summer Season

Those planning to visit the country’s extensive forests and backcountry have been stymied by the raging wildfires, just as the country’s travel industry was bouncing back. By Vjosa Isai Fishing trips ...
Grand Forks Herald

Ontario’s Loonhaunt Lake delivers memorable fishing adventure for first-time visitors

LOONHAUNT LAKE, Ontario – A more joyous fisherman would have been hard to picture on this sunny Sunday in early August. It was the first full day of a fly-in fishing trip to Loonhaunt Lake in ...
Grand Forks Herald

Signs of optimism return to Canada's fishing camp industry after two tough seasons, those in the business say

GRAND FORKS — When Canada reopened its land border to nonessential U.S. travel on Aug. 9, 2021, life at Clark's Resorts and Outposts in northwestern Ontario kicked into gear overnight. After not ...
Daily Inter Lake

Discover Kalispell halts promotions in Canada as tourism outlook remains rocky

Discover Kalispell has ceased advertising in Canada amid trepidation from visitors north of the border to travel to the U.S. Businesses are beginning to feel the pinch of decreased visitation and ...
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Canada's Strict Water Activity Ban In National Parks Is One That Can't Be Ignored

There is no doubt about the popularity of fishing in Canada. The beloved water activity is enjoyed by millions of Canadians every year. Yet, with high numbers come high conservation stakes, and Canada ...
National Geographic news

Canada’s salmon are at risk. How can tourists help?

Land-based fish farms, alternative seafood menus, and other ways British Columbia is trying to save Chinooks and sockeyes. A Kermode bear catches a salmon in the Great Bear Rainforest in British ...