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| STALWART
SENTINELS
OF THE PRAIRIE (Oct
2003, Americas) 'Prairie giants' are fast-fading in Canada's
contemporary landscape. 2003 Northern Lights Award Winner. |
HOME ON THE RANGE? (Oct 2006, Americas) The majestic bison makes a massive comeback on America's Great Plains and Canada's Prairies. | CANADA'S FIVE BEST CITIES FOR KIDS (April 2001,Today's Parent) We examine the most kid-friendly Canadian cities-- and discover some pleasant surprises. | |||||||||
| OH, BABY! (Nov
2001, Airlines) There is no sight sweeter than that of a tiny polar
bear cub snuggled
up to mom's flank. 2001 TMAC Best Article Winner |
AY, TEQUILA!
(Spring 2007, Atmosphere) It's
a historic Mexican tradition, and some of the finest of this liquid
fire is as
drinkable as fine brandy. |
OLD WIVES' TALES (Dec. 2001, Readers Digest, reprinted from Today's Parent) Truth, lies, and all those fuzzy grey areas in the old classics your mama used to tell you. | |||||||||
| A TREASURE WROUGHT FROM SILVER (Nov 8, '03, National Post) Once one of Mexico's major silver cities, the pink city of Zacatecas retains its magnificently-preserved architecture. | KINDRED
WATCHMEN OF THE EARTH (August 2006, Americas) The world of
the Haida slowly disappears in Canada's Queen Charlotte islands. 2008 CTC Best Travel Story Winner |
THE BLUNDER YEARS
(Summer 2007, More) Why we women get glitches in our middle-aged
memory files-- and what we can do about it. Yup, girls-- it's hormones!
And lack of sleep, and too much multi-tasking, and... |
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| DANCING WITH DOLPHINS
(March 2000, Canadian) You never recapture that original,
heart-stopping moment. But you try. Oh, how you try. |
DIP, DIP AND SWING (July 1999, Canadian) Wilderness woman meets the Canadian Shield-- and learns to laugh with the loons. | AT THE LAKE (June 2003,Today's Parent) How to rent a sort-of affordable little piece of summer paradise and avoid skunky, swampy, buggy, or downright ucky surprises. | |||||||||
| PEOPLE
OF THE
CLOUDS (Nov 9, 2002, National Post) In the remote mountains
of
northern
Oaxaca, native people use eco-tourism to survive. 2002 Pluma de Plata Winner. |
PRAIRIE
WORDS
(Autumn 1998, Imperial Oil Review) Cowboy poetry started around
campfires a century ago, and still warms Prairie souls. |
MEDS ALERT (July 2003,Today's Parent) Medical mistakes can happen. Make sure your kids get the right doses of the right meds and the right medical treatments. | |||||||||
| RIDING
THE WILD SEAL
RIVER (Spring 2004, Going Places)
Twelve days worth of Class Five rapids? The ride's well worth the
wet. |
8 GREAT MANITOBA HIKES
(Sept 2001, Going Places) A short list of the best short and long
Manitoba wilderness rambles. |
THE CANADIAN RANGERS: TRUE NORTH STRONG AND FREE (Fall, 2007, West) They stand steadfast guard in Canada's frozen Arctic. | |||||||||
