The Lost Girl's Guide to Finding the World
An adventure traveller's tales from around the world.
Chasing the aurora borealis became a passion of mine once I returned to Canada from years away travelling. After speaking with people around the world who had never had the opportunity to see the lights, I realized just how special Read More …
I turn 29 today. Admittedly, it’s a bit scary teetering on the edge of my twenties. Next year I can no longer call myself a “twenty-something” and can no longer be grouped in with all the bright, young minds finding Read More …
In late August I teamed up with the crew at the Prairie Summit Shop and wandered my way north for one of my most exciting summer weekends: an introductory course on white water canoeing. Unbeknownst to many, Saskatchewan has a Read More …
THIS is where I come from. It’s Saskatchewan – most notably known as The Land of Living Skies. But there’s something more to this rectangular-shaped province I call home when not on the road. Saskatchewan produces many things: canola, flax, Read More …
Humour is how the team at Skydive Saskatoon steadies the nerves of those who decide to jump out of a perfectly good airplane. Walking up to the hangar at the Richter Airfield near Martensville, Saskatchewan, the skies suddenly changed from Read More …
1. Slurp a Froster Swirl and eat a dozen deep fried perogies at Manitoba’s local convenience stores Slushies and deep fried perogies are popular items at Manitoba’s Macs and 7-Eleven convenience stores. Winnipeg is the Slurpee capital of Canada, selling Read More …
I admit to being biased considering Saskatchewan is my home province and I spent an entire year traveling every corner of it. But there is no denying the many wonderful and amazing places to see, explore and experience. Here are Read More …