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One-Person Canoe Lift Technique

One-Person Canoe Lift Technique

As impressive as it looks, the weight of the canoe is easily managed by most canoeists. Learn the secret.

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Callan: Lost on Trip

Callan: Lost on Trip

The Happy Camper on getting lost—then found—in the woods.

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Canoes: Royalex Revolution

Canoes: Royalex Revolution

The mystery of why you trip the way you do—solved!

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Gibson River Getaway

Gibson River Getaway

Perfect weekend adventure to share with the whole family.

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Nova Craft Moisie Canoe Review

Nova Craft Moisie Canoe Review

Learn more about this reinvented river tripper.

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    • Daily Photo: Big Salmon

      Daily Photo: Big Salmon
      "This was taken on Big Salmon Lake in Frontenac Provincial Park when we stopped for lunch on Devil's Oven island," says photographer Tina McAuley. We…
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    • Video: Rob Nelson

      Gorgeous Wolf Lake Video
      Wolf Lake is in the southwestern part of the greater Temagami canoe area, 50 km northeast of Sudbury. It is at the heart of the…
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  • Paddling from Capital to Capitol Paddling from Capital to Capitol
    After 43 days on the water, eight weary paddlers arrived at the Capitol Building. They traveled 1,000 miles via…
  • Marketing and Sales Expert Marketing and Sales Expert
    I have one marketing and sales position to fill by September 4th, 2013.   The job entails marketing…
  • Story of the Paddle Story of the Paddle
    What’s the story behind the dent in your yoke? The scratch or crack in your paddle? Paddle maker,…

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  • Creating your own dehydrated meals for paddling trips is easier than it may sound. Besides control over the taste and ingredients, it’s cost-effective and means…
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Level Up Your Skills

  • This article originally appeared in Canoeroots and Family Camping magazine. Nothing causes panic on a remote river trip like serious damage to your canoe. However, with a…
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  • Family Camping: Adventures with Dad Family Camping: Adventures with Dad
    • The stuff memories are made of
    This article originally appeared in Canoeroots and Family Camping magazine. “Can we watch a movie?” We hadn’t even backed out of the drive- way and we were only going eight minutes to the general store for a bag of milk. This had to stop. I could hardly blame them, the seven-inch LCD screen hung there from the ceiling. it was like taking…
  • Tumblehome: High School on the Coppermine Tumblehome: High School on the Coppermine
    • Brining people together via canoes
    This article originally appeared in Canoeroots and Family Camping magazine. Four years ago, when then 15-year-old Angulalik Pedersen left Kugluktuk, Nunavut, to attend high school on full scholar- ship at Upper Canada College in Toronto, he brought with him a dream that one day he could take some of his southern class- mates north to visit his hometown on the Arctic Ocean.…
  • Callan: Lost on Trip Callan: Lost on Trip
    • Don't panic. How Kevin Callan found his way in the bush.
    This article originally appeared in Canoeroots and Family Camping magazine. There’s a difference between being lost and not knowing your whereabouts. Throughout my wilderness travels I’ve succumbed to the second more than the first. On river trips I’ve been totally mystified on which twist or turn of the river I was propelling myself around. I’ve crossed countless lakes, clueless of which bay…
  • Canoes: Royalex Revolution Canoes: Royalex Revolution
    • The fantastic plastic you can beat on
    This article originally appeared in Canoeroots and Family Camping magazine. Aluminum was the material of choice for most canoe trippers until the late 1970s when a memorable Old Town Canoe Company advertisement changed the face of canoeing forever. In 1978, Old Town touted the supreme durability of its 17-foot Tripper canoe by tossing one from the roof of its Maine factory. The…

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