Get Wise About Bears

Most kayakers who enjoy multi-day or overnight trips will sooner or later come across some evidence of a bear, or even meet the animal in person. The more you know about bears and their behaviour, the safer you (and the bears) will be. Mike McIntosh is a committed to improving our bear knowledge and was … Read more

GLSKA Annual General Meeting

[show_metadata] You are invited to join us – the proceedings start at 11:00 a.m. with coffee and socializing. A light lunch will be served (we’ll supply the pizza: please bring your own cup or mug, plate and cutlery). We plan to have a speaker and a couple of workshops – details to be announced. These … Read more

Free Maps

As the boating season draws to an end, the next best thing to being there is to spend the hours looking at maps! This one of Franklin Island is from the Forest Management Planning for the Parry Sound area. Much of the province is subject to logging on Crown lands. Go to this website http://www.efmp.lrc.gov.on.ca/eFMP/home.do … Read more

Squallowing – Summer of Change

by Tim Dyer
I have witnessed many changes in Bay weather these past few years, and this one goes down in the books as a particularly wild one. Our melting polar ice is causing more waves in the jet stream resulting in a vigorous mixing of air masses than we normally get. On the water, it means stronger, faster changes in wind and rain events.

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Paddling Blues

by Colette Brown Always from the shore, I watched my hubby, Jim Brown, paddle in his Red Sea Kayak, named Cardi-Yak Expedition, with Captain Daisy his hearing alert dog. It was inspiring and captivating for me! After reviewing videos of his paddling adventures, I was always left with a hunger trail and a silent pull … Read more