Temagami: an ancient canoe country
This blog was written by Marketing and Discovery Specialist Dave Sproule. It’s a rugged, time-worn landscape. A fractured piece of the
This blog was written by Marketing and Discovery Specialist Dave Sproule. It’s a rugged, time-worn landscape. A fractured piece of the
Our virtual school programs bring different aspects of Ontario’s natural and cultural heritage into your classroom through stories of the
This post comes from Jill Legault, a Park Information Specialist at Quetico Provincial Park. It’s the time of year to
Surrounded by shining waters and cloaked in towering pines, Finlayson Point Provincial Park lies just south of the Village of
Today’s post comes from our Discovery Specialist (and history buff), Dave Sproule. Header image source: Minnesota Historical Society. Over 200 years
Today’s blog comes from Jessica Stillman, Discovery program project coordinator. (She’s pretty much famous among Ontario’s elementary students tuning in
In today’s post, Rondeau Provincial Park‘s Chief Park Naturalist Jess Matthews takes us back in time… There may be a
We called on Ontario Parks Architect Matthew Harvey to provide some insight on outhouses…the good, the bad, and the stinky!
Today’s post comes from Steven Groulx, a GIS Database Technician in Algonquin Provincial Park. Today is GIS Day, and to