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Members of the Northern Ontario Relic and Treasure Hunters like to use metal detectors to find things that other people have lost or forgotten

There are a lot of reasons why ‘rockhounds’ enjoy the great outdoors looking for their favourite rocks and minerals. In Sudbury it helps that a meteorite crashed here 1.8 billion years ago. 

Mike Shoreman, the ‘Unstable Paddleboarder’, aims to be the first person with a disability to paddleboard between two countries even as he crosses the Great Lakes to raise awareness and funds for youth mental health

Noted fishing writer and outdoorsman James Smedley talks about a lifetime of casting and reeling in Northern Ontario

Wilderness adventure expert Jim Baird believes there might be a genetic reason that people are attracted to spending time in the wild

Explaining the popularity of riding a mountain bike in and around Sudbury

Leading retailer in outdoor adventure gear sees a trend for camping, canoeing and kayaking

‘I know women don't really get the opportunity to go out and do things just for themselves, especially when they have kids. And so, you know, canoe tripping is just such an incredible way of connecting with nature and doing something for yourself’

In the first installment of a new yearlong monthly series on outdoor adventuring in the North, Len Gillis shares a tale of geese at Chutes and a tip about going out for coffee the Northern Ontario way