by Canadian Trails | Aug 17, 2020 | British Columbia, Canadian Trails, Canadian Trails Federation
Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society says B.C. Parks needs additional $60 million for long-term success Andrea Ross · CBC News · Posted: Aug 16, 2020 A non-profit conservation group is calling on the province to invest an additional $60 million in upgrades,...
by Canadian Trails | Aug 17, 2020 | Canadian Trails Federation, Saskatchewan
Edmontonians flocking to North Saskatchewan River Trevor Howlett · CBC News · Posted: Aug 15, 2020 If you’re looking to rent a canoe or kayak to paddle the North Saskatchewan River on a weekend this summer, it won’t be easy. Traffic on the river is higher...
by Canadian Trails | Aug 14, 2020 | Canadian Trails Federation, New Brunswick
Saint John council to consider bike lane improvements as part of Coastal Link project CBC News · Posted: Aug 14, 2020 A major project is underway on the waterfront in St. Stephen, and it could become a significant development in Saint John as a motion will come...
by Canadian Trails | Aug 14, 2020 | Atlantic, Canadian Trails, Canadian Trails Federation, Nova Scotia
Travel Tails: Smitty barks at a seal, follows the footsteps of Black Loyalists about 22 hours ago By: Bruce MacNab Years ago, some friends of mine from Martha’s Vineyard spent a month touring Nova Scotia. Already accustomed to lighthouses and sandy beaches, they had...
by Canadian Trails | Aug 13, 2020 | Alberta, Canadian Trails, Canadian Trails Federation, Prairies
LETHBRIDGE, AB. — Alberta’s Equestrian Federation (AEF) is taking pro-active action to ensure horses are cared for during the coming winter months. It’s estimated Alberta is home to 33 per cent of Canada’s horse population – roughly about 320,000 horses. The equine...
by Canadian Trails | Aug 13, 2020 | Alberta, Canadian Trails, Canadian Trails Federation, Prairies
The first of what is hoped to be three sunshades in the Glenbow Ranch Provincial Park is now being enjoyed by park visitors. The sunshade was funded by The Great Trail (Trans Canada Trail) in honour of Alberta statesman and former premier Jim Prentice, who was known...
