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Meet some of the Canoeroots contributors and find out how you can be one of them.
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"There is a difference between being lost and not knowing your whereabouts." explains Kevin Callan. Read more to find out how a Children's TV Show from the 1970's helped him out of a situation of being truly lost.
Read more: Kevin Callan saved from the Wild because of 1970's Children's TV Series
It may be a dying art but Pinock Smith is doing his best to keep traditional boat building alive. Ever wanted to make your own Birchbark Canoe?
Kevin Callan has compiled and shares with us some of the more 'interesting' questions and queries asked to outfitters around Algonquin Park. Sometimes I wonder if maybe the outdoors isn't for everyone after all....
Read more: Kevin Callan's collection of Foolishly Asked Questions
Check out some of these 'wise' comments that have found their way into the pages of Canoeroots in the past ten years, including quotes from Kevin Callan, James Raffan, Frank Wolf, and Scott MacGregor.
From Thursday April 28 to Sunday May 1 a canoe will be portaged from Hart House at the University of Toronto to the Canadian Canoe Museum, Peterborough in honour of the late Kirk Wipper.
Two young women are planning to be the first women to paddle the 2,250 miles from Minneapolis to Hudson Bay.
Pinock Smith takes Bushcraft host Ray Mears through the building process of a birch bark canoe. Here is part one of a seven part series produced by BBC.
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