The landscapes are unique. Crumbling hundred year old homesteads speckle the rolling hills.

Get outside friends and go find some wildlife

Redpolls! These cute fluffy, hearty birds and pretty darn badass. When most birds are flying south to Mexico these little fellows are flying south to Northern Saskatchewan. They are coming from the tundras

Hmmm a community court, that doesn't look like the wilderness Aaron.

There was this spark this energy that kept our sleep-deprived bodies excited!

Sometimes the most mundane thing, like this mine can be a thing of beauty.

The following morning we woke up and went for a short hike on one of the local trails.

Grasslands National Park is a small park located in southern Saskatchewan. This place is bursting with life from the small black tailed prairie dogs running about, mule deer looking for a quick snack,

We hopped out of the car and were greeted with a stunning scene. The mist had filled the valley around us.

Y'all think we can smoke fireweed?

Y'all gotta keep clean some how! This is how them birds get down :)

Sunday August 29! My girlfriend and I Karen set off on an epic journey 3000km road trip to Quadra Island in British Columbia. Winnipeg Manitoba was our Starting point. To be honest we kinda blew through

A friend once told me it is good luck to see and eagle. I hope ya all have a little extra luck today whatever your journey may be.

Since I was a kid I have been fascinated with the night sky. So much wonder, so many possibilities

These are some powerful creatures!

Drop your next trip in the comment below! Any tips or tricks for international travel would be appreciated.

es there are worse was to spend a day than sitting in a warm ice fishing hut on a frozen lake in Manitoba!

Neon Lights, skating and warming huts! One of my favourite places this winter has been cruising down the skating trails at the Winnipeg Forks. I would 100 percent recommend going out for a quick skate

I go through moments of extreme terror and extreme serenity at night!

Manitoba relying on them for 97 per cent of their energy. We take a look at the pros and cons of hydroelectricity.