Spring Project: Build a Thunder Box!

A thunder box is a great thing to find. Tucked back into the woods, down a narrow little trail, and often with a great view, thunder boxes are placed near campsites for the toiletry convenience of the campers. The boxes are placed far enough away from water to eliminate human waste contamination of our waterways. … Read more

Leucothea

Did you know that, in Greek mythology, Leucothea is considered the goddess of spindrift?

Kayakers on Eastern Georgian Bay

by Tim Dyer

There have been instances where kayakers launching for trips on eastern Georgian Bay are not paying, showing up late at night – leaving garbage. In the summer I wrote, in a brief item that appeared on the News page at the GLSKA website, that if this continues, there will be fewer opportunities to access Georgian Bay and we’ll only have our collective selves to blame.

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North Channel – Benjamin Islands

Our group of eleven paddlers, led by Victoria Best, departed the Massey Motel at 10 a.m. on Monday morning, crossed the Spanish River, and entered the Sagamok Anishnawbek First Nation community. We were welcomed by Andy Southwind, who has lived at McBean Harbour, and managed it for many years. This experienced group of paddlers loaded kayaks, parked cars, and set off.

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Did you know

Did you know that the longest Greenland paddle found by Harvey Golden, who has researched approximately 80 Greenland paddles spanning more than four hundred years, measured 242 centimetres?