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Where to find B.C.'s most beautiful birds this fall (opens the original)
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It was clear that something unusual was happening as we pulled into Iona Beach Regional Park in Richmond, B.C. on a birding tour with Liron Gertsman of Eagle-Eye Tours. Birders had their powerful spotting scopes focused on the edge of a holding pond. “A rare bird was reported this morning,” Gertsman explained. A sharp-tailed sandpiper had been spotted, drawing birders hoping for a glimpse of the elusive visitor. Common across parts of Asia and Australasia, the species is a rare sight in North Am
Four scenic hikes in Alberta with spectacular fall views (opens the original)
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On a warm autumn afternoon, I stood at the top of the rocky outcrop known as Bear’s Hump and gazed across Upper Waterton Lake at one of the prettiest views in the Canadian Rockies. The lake was remarkably still, a rare occurrence in the windy southwest corner of the province, and the sun glistened off some golden coloured aspens in the pine forest that hugged the lake and crept its way up the sides of the mountains. There is no bad time to hike to the top of Bear’s Hump in Waterton Lakes Nationa
Real Canadians: Alberta high school teachers set up fashion boutique for underprivileged students (opens the original)
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For many teenagers, fashion is more than clothing. It’s a way to express identity, fit in with peers and boost confidence. But for some families, buying clothes — let alone keeping up with the latest trends — is difficult when money is needed for essentials. At École Secondaire Lacombe Composite High School (LCHS) in Lacombe, Alta., two teachers are helping their students by establishing an inexpensive fashion boutique stocked with gently used clothing at their school. It’s making a difference f
How to reach new peaks in Alberta and B.C. without breaking a sweat (opens the original)
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On a trip to Banff last August, I stepped off the Sunshine Village Gondola and the Mount Standish Chairlift into a magical alpine landscape where wildflowers blanketed rolling fields and turquoise lakes shimmered beneath ragged mountain peaks. In winter, the resort is overrun with skiers, but in summer it transforms into Sunshine Meadows, one of the most beautiful areas in the Canadian Rockies. The hike up is doable, but it requires a demanding two-and-a-half-hour climb with more than 500 metres
Real Canadians: Combatting food insecurity one recovered restaurant meal at a time (opens the original)
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Jean-François Archambault has never personally experienced food insecurity, but the Montreal pastry shop owner has been working for more than two decades to help Canadians who cannot afford or access enough nutritious food to meet their needs. In 2002, he founded La Tablée des Chefs, a non-profit organization primarily focused on food recovery in the hospitality sector. The inspiration for the organization began with a cooking class. “My father was a lawyer for a chef’s organization and I grew u
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