Mining never became a major industry in the Whiteshell, but the region saw enough exploration to leave a lasting impact on the landscape. The earliest work […]
In September, I hiked from West Hawk Lake to the town of Rennie, following a 50-kilometre route through the heart of Whiteshell Provincial Park. At West […]
While visiting a graveyard, I came across a patch of common mallow growing amongst the unmaintained grass. It was raining, and the mallows’ round leaves were […]
I couldn’t find any definitive answer for where Devil’s Island got its name, but it probably comes from an old Cree legend about Witiku, a malevolent […]
The Thunderbird is a legendary mythological creature whose stories are found in many Indigenous cultures across North America, including here in Manitoba. The Thunderbird is often […]
Kettle Stones is one of Manitoba’s smallest and least well-known Provincial Parks. Covering only four square kilometres, and with fascinating geography, this park is a hidden […]
In 1956, the Lithium Corporation of Canada commenced shaft sinking in Nopiming Provincial Park. The mine site, which sits across from Cat Lake, was officially named […]
Filled with captivating illustrations, Canadian Monsters takes young readers on a journey through the legends and folklore of the great Canadian north! Hidden from east to […]