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Terry Fox arrived in Ontario as a determined young runner with a clear goal, raise money for cancer research, one dollar for every Canadian. He left Ontario as a national figure whose cause had caught fire in a way that was hard to imagine when he started on the Atlantic coast. Ontario was not just a long stretch of road on the Marathon of Hope. It became the province where the run’s meaning, visibility, and fundraising power came together at full scale, powered by dense communities, strong...

Salt on the skin without the ocean, cobalt water that seems to go on forever, and a rod tip pulsing in the morning stillness. That is a typical start on Lake Superior , where the continent’s largest freshwater lake rewards patience with trout, salmon, bass, and walleye. Success here comes from reading shoreline structure, timing seasonal movements, and picking the right access. The good news: you can do all three from a handful of proven locations. Disclaimer: This article contains affiliate...

Moose command attention. They shape forests, stir imaginations, and leave tracks that look like deep, heart-shaped stamps in northern mud. In Ontario, they are more than wildlife; they are a living emblem of the boreal, meeting ice-cold winters and mosquito-thick summers with quiet confidence. Here are 21 in-depth facts about Ontario’s moose, each one a window into how this animal survives, moves, and matters across the province. Disclaimer: This article contains affiliate links. We may earn...