An extended long-weekend jaunt to the Cariboo isn’t always top of mind for those in southwestern British Columbia, …
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Hikers beware: Avalanche hazards persist in mountain national parks
Hikers looking to explore the mountain national parks are going to have to take caution this spring, as an above-average …
Hikers beware: Avalanche hazards persist in mountain national parksRead More
Edmonton’s River Valley moves closer to becoming an urban national park
By Jacob Cardinal, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, ALBERTA NATIVE NEWS The Government of Canada is working …
Edmonton’s River Valley moves closer to becoming an urban national parkRead More
Climate change forces removal of historic Abbot Pass hut in Yoho National Park
Parks Canada announced it will remove the historic Abbot Pass Refuge Cabin, which overlooks Lake O’Hara in Yoho …
Climate change forces removal of historic Abbot Pass hut in Yoho National ParkRead More
B.C. patients can now get a prescription for a Parks Canada Discovery Pass
A new program from the BC Parks Foundation will help treat medical issues by giving patients a prescription to …
B.C. patients can now get a prescription for a Parks Canada Discovery PassRead More
Camping reservations open for Pacific Rim National Park Reserve
Reservations for overnight adventures in the Pacific Rim National Park Reserve are now open. Online bookings for …
Camping reservations open for Pacific Rim National Park ReserveRead More
Permits open for the Yukon’s Tombstone backcountry and Kluane glamping
Backcountry camping permits for territorial parks opened on Jan. 5, while reservations for Kluane National Park are set …
Permits open for the Yukon’s Tombstone backcountry and Kluane glampingRead More
Star light, Star bright: Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park certified as International Dark Sky Park
Almost every child has wished upon a star or gazed up at those far-off lights dotted about the night sky and wondered. …
VIDEO: Parks Canada partially opens multi-use pathway ʔapsčiik t̓ašii in the Pacific Rim National Park Reserve
On June 21, National Indigenous Peoples Day, Parks Canada officially opened a portion of the new 25-kilometre multi-use …
Minister asks Canadians to camp carefully in national parks as season starts
Canada’s environment minister has one main bit of advice as the country’s second COVID-19 summer is about to …
Minister asks Canadians to camp carefully in national parks as season startsRead More
Campground near Sidney renamed to recognize First Nations
A small ceremony held Tuesday renamed a southern Vancouver Island campground in a move recognizing Indigenous culture …
Campground near Sidney renamed to recognize First NationsRead More
Vancouver Island’s West Coast Trail reopens in June
Vancouver Island’s iconic West Coast Trail will reopen to the public in June. The 75-kilometre trail that …
Vancouver Island’s West Coast Trail reopens in JuneRead More