Category: The Wall
What COVID-19 Has Taught Us About the Value of Nature
By Julee Boan, Boreal Program Manager, Ontario Nature, Photo by Ryan Mackett Like so many...
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Check Your Facts
Misinformation and Critical Thinking in the Social Media Age By Jamie Varga Wherever we stand on...
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The Cold, Hard Truth
Despite Ontario’s Lockdown Rules, COVID Doesn’t Care What I Have On My Feet Story by Darren...
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The End of an Era
Remembering the Finnish Labour Temple Story by Saku Pinta, Photo by Darren McChristie Looking back...
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Half-Full, Half-Empty
Living Online in the Age of COVID-19 Story and photo by Marlene Wandel Snowflakes are drifting...
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Sunlight, Exercise, Deep Breathing, and Positive Thoughts
Surviving a COVID Winter By Linda Kelly, MSW, RSW; CEO, Kelly Mental Health Most of us are doing...
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Getting off the Merry-Go-Round
Editorial by Kathleen Ott, Photo by Teresa Kelly The definition of insanity is doing the...
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When the Shit Hits the Fan, Try a Little Tenderness
By Betty Carpick Humanity is navigating multiple trajectories for a world radically altered by the...
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Making the Best of a Bad Situation
Taking Dr. Brilliant’s Advice Story and photos by Darren McChristie It’s Saturday night and...
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The Importance of Libraries
Community Hubs Provide Safe Spaces to Seek Truth and Grow Community Story by Nancy Saunders, Photo...
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In the Name of Wellness
Story by Curniss McGoldrick, photo by Britt Gill A few weeks ago, I found myself wanting to go for...
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We couldn’t resist sharing these photos of @borealisdogsled hardworking Alaskan huskies. For over 30 years, owner Burton Penner has been guiding trips out of Vermillion Bay in Northwestern Ontario.
More in the story by @jesse.milani on p. 40 of our April issue, link in bio. (sorry, but you’ll have to wait until next winter to experience the excitement for yourself)
📸 by @jesse.milani
#dontletgoofthesled #dogsledding #dogsleddingadventure #Alaskanhuskies #huskies #Alaskanhusky #husky #huskiesofinstgram #dogsiwthjobs #puppies #huskypuppy #vermillionbay #northwesternontario
Did you know a moose’s antlers typically span 1.5 metres? We talked to @theofah about the changes to moose hunting regulations and wildlife biologist Tim Timmerman about why the moose population is struggling in some parts of the northwest.
More in the story by Matt Prokopchuk on p. 12 of our April issue, link in bio.
📸#3 by Tim Timmermann
#moose #mooseofinstagram #biodiversity #ecosystems #sustainability #ofah #hunting #tbay #thunderbay
