Excerpt adapted with permission from I Call Myself a Prospector
Jules Torti
Jules Torti’s work has been published in The Vancouver Sun, The Globe & Mail, travelife, Canadian Running and Coast Mountain Culture. With experiences as a canoe outtripper, outdoor educator, colouring book illustrator and freelancer, she is thrilled to be able to curate, write and read about the very best things in life.
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Pulling Wrenches, Fighting a Forest Fire and Ducking a Grand-Theft Canoe Rap
All in One Day!
Rising: Becoming the First Canadian Woman to Summit Everest
A Memoir – by Sharon Wood
Cup of Coffee With a Local
It was late 2017 when I first heard about Suzanne Crocker’s ambitious 100 Mile Diet, North of 60-style.
Why We Love Pelee Island
An adventure in wine, warblers and…Siberian pineapple?
Introducing the Quill Pig
Everything you didn’t know about porcupines.
The Lost Stories Project
Andy’s Sea Foods Restaurant
By Noelle Lecky, Summerside, Prince Edward Island
Birds and Beacons of Michigan by Kimberly and John Kotzian
Lighthouses have long served as beacons for sailors, but, they have also been welcome sight for migratory birds.
The Latest
Classic Beef Stew With Dumplings
This might be the most iconic farmhouse dish in history.
The Rock ‘n’ Roll Chef and the Smartphone of Welding
So, bombs and welds all in this episode.
Lessons Learned on Highway 71
Excerpt adapted with permission from I Call Myself a Prospector
Pulling Wrenches, Fighting a Forest Fire and Ducking a Grand-Theft Canoe Rap
All in One Day!
Rising: Becoming the First Canadian Woman to Summit Everest
A Memoir – by Sharon Wood