SALTHAVEN RESCUE: Baby owl gets a new nest
Sheila CreightonWe all know that familiar low-pitched, who-hoo-ho-oo that floats on the night air. It’s the song of the great horned owl, an extremely adaptable bird with fluffy grey, brown ...
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Travel Snowy owl's recovery at Salthaven a six-month odyssey
Pauline PappIn today’s bustling, heads-down world of smartphones and streaming, it sometimes feels like there’s little in the non-virtual reality that captivates people enough to forget about their screens for ... -
Travel The World Outdoors: Canadian leads team that discovers key fossil in bird evolution
Included in the March 18 issue of Nature, a leading international weekly journal of science, was a paper about the discovery of a 66.7-million-year-old bird. -
Canada COVID-19: B.C. highways, ferries filled with long-weekend travellers despite requests to 'stay home'
Visitors seem to "think it's OK to get out of the city and hide out here for a while" — Al Miller, mayor of Invermere -
Travel Travel: Outdoors or indoors, Door County is dead-easy getaway
The beauty and the beast — there’s a place in Wisconsin that’s worn both titles.Door County is a peninsula dividing Lake Michigan and Green Bay. -
Travel The World Outdoors: Pandemic dramatically reshapes birdwatching
It's shocking to think even the world of birdwatching has been jolted by the COVID-19 pandemic. -
Travel The World Outdoors: Pandemic dramatically reshapes birdwatching
It's shocking to think even the world of birdwatching has been jolted by the COVID-19 pandemic. -
Travel One-Tank Trips: Virus crisis cancels Detroit's auto show, two others set to roll this summer
Detroit has been hard hit by the virus crisis, resulting in the cancellation of the North American International Auto Show.
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Travel One-tank Trips: When Ontarians start travelling again, here are 100 great things to see and ...
Once travel and day trips resume around Ontario, here are 100 suggestions of what to do and see.There’s everything from retrofests, river fests, strawberry, corn and apple fests to jazz ... -
Travel The World Outdoors: Book about illegal falcon trade a page-turner for those in isolation
The Falcon Thief gives poached eggs a whole new meaningSince Canadians have been told to engage in social distancing and stay at home to the fullest extent possible, there’s more ... -
Travel The World Outdoors: A yellow rump is a sure sign of spring
Many birders would say wood warblers are the stars of the spring migration.While most fly through in May, the yellow-rumped warbler always leads the charge. -
Travel One-Tank Trips: Virus delays Niagara Sparkles festival, early falls' cruises, but parks still open
They’re hoping to “add a bit of sparkle to the early days of spring” with a rescheduled “festival of fizz” touring event in Niagara wine country. -
Travel The World Outdoors: A yellow rump is a sure sign of spring
Many birders would say wood warblers are the stars of the spring migration.While most fly through in May, the yellow-rumped warbler always leads the charge. -
Travel One-Tank Trips: Ontario provincial parks keep March break programs going as of Friday
Even with so many events cancelled due to the novel coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, there are some spring things still on at Ontario Parks during March break. -
Travel One-tank Trips: Legoland offers fun activities for kids, adults
Those little interlocking plastic bricks aren’t just for kids.Lego – the legacy of Ole Kirk Christiansen from his Danish carpentry workshop in 1932 – continues as a world-wide sensation. -
Travel The World Outdoors: Ducks and other waterfowl are northward bound
Bird watchers get to savour different aspects of the natural world in every season. And we get a super head start on spring. -
Travel The World Outdoors: Ducks and other waterfowl are northward bound
Bird watchers get to savour different aspects of the natural world in every season. And we get a super head start on spring. -
Canada Montreal couple says everyone in 31-day Diamond Princess quarantine did their best — except the ...
A coronavirus outbreak turned the couple’s cruise of a lifetime to Asia into what Doyle diplomatically calls an “unpleasant experience.”
