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Forest Legion celebrates Canadian Legion milestone
2+ hour, 55+ min ago (238+ words) Stay informed with our free daily newsletter, powered by Real Canadian Superstore Another local legion is getting ready to celebrate the Royal Canadian Legion's 100th anniversary. The Forest Legion Branch 176 will host a community celebration on Sunday, July 26, from 12 p.m. until 3:30 p.m. Hamburgers,…...
Kids hooked as fishing popularity soars among younger generation
5+ hour, 28+ min ago (769+ words) ABC South East NSW Children are taught how to reel in fish like salmon before releasing most back into the water. (ABC News: Toby Hemmings) Fishing clubs say they are seeing an explosion in interest from children eager to learn…...
Old craft, new future for Cotabato’s Blaan weavers
6+ hour, 14+ min ago (877+ words) GENERAL SANTOS CITY—For the Blaan people, “mabal,” or weaving, is more than a craft or a form of cultural expression. It is a way of life rooted in memory, survival, and the continuity of tradition across generations. Arthur Dulo…...
ICYMI Your Next Easy Weekend Getaway? Why Locals Love Park Lake
13+ hour, 8+ min ago (276+ words) Park Lake is a haven for anyone who loves spending time in nature. With camping options for both RV and tent users, it caters to campers of all preferences. You’ll find a mix of unserviced, powered, and lakefront sites, all…...
Ziplines, swinging bridges, and trust falls: Inside Treetop Trekking Barrie
16+ hour, 1+ min ago (836+ words) One Metroland reporter spent an afternoon navigating obstacles and ziplining through the forest surrounding Horseshoe Valley, just north of Barrie. While it might feel risky, there is no danger of falling during a Treetop Trekking course, thanks to the harness…...
Shandong Linshu A Century-Old Rope Weaving Craft Revitalized, Intangible Cultural Heritage Skills Empower Rural Development
9+ hour, 47+ min ago (269+ words) FinancialContent Shandong Linshu A Century-Old Rope Weaving Craft Revitalized, Intangible Cultural Heritage Skills Empower Rural Development Rooted in local communities, intangible cultural heritage is bringing new vitality to rural revitalization through skilled craftsmanship. In Diantou Town, Linshu County, Linyi City,…...
Inside the private Muskoka conference that lures Canada’s movers and shakers – including Mark Carney
19+ hour, 10+ min ago (16+ words) PressReader...
Prime Minister Visits Gros Morne National Park to go Hiking
16+ hour, 25+ min ago (127+ words) Prime Minister Visits Gros Morne National Park to do some Hiking VOCM Prime Minister Mark Carney, who was in the park yesterday giving an update on the Canada Strong Pass, will spend today hiking in the west coast park. He…...
I visited the tiny Caribbean island with shy turtles and cinnamon ice cream
15+ hour, 29+ min ago (1222+ words) A LUMINESCENT school of blue marlin, majestic angelfish, cute little seahorses... I’m spotting almost everything I’d hoped to while snorkelling in the Caribbean Sea — though, sadly, the leatherback turtles haven’t come out to play today. But when I dive down…...
How my maps, phone and keys fell into a lake up north, took a trip to Toronto and came back to meet me in Algonquin Park
18+ hour, 31+ min ago (949+ words) A Star reporter reflects on the kindness and collaboration of the camping community. Star reporter Marco Chown Oved was surprised when his friend Marek Przemieniecki showed up with the map case that he had lost a week earlier in Algonquin…...