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Brief Summary For more than 20 years, Ron Erwin has been translating his love of nature and passion for photography into images of Canada. He lives and works with his wife and partner Lori in the Scarborough Bluffs neighbourhood of Toronto, Ontario. Sharing an enthusiasm for nature and adventure, they travel extensively photographing, exploring and observing Canada's landscape and wildlife from coast to coast.
Seasons Spring 2000
DEPARTMENTS 5 | View From Locke House Why I Love Birds. By Nancy Clark 6 | Earth Watch The battle to protect the Oak Ridges Moraine; proposed highway threatens wetlands; remembering a friend of the bluebird; the return of the elk; RCGA drops plans to build in Bronte park; development opposed at Riley Lake; FON registers its first easement. 18 | This Season Bird healing at the Douglas G. Cockburn Raptor Centre.
This Neighborhood in Canada Looks Like Something Straight Out of a Holiday Movie
It’s about as close to a bona fide winter wonderland as you’ll find. By Cailey Rizzo Originally published by Travel + Leisure Across the world, towns and cities are festooning their streets with lights, decking their halls with holly, and hosting all kinds of holiday activities. But all the brightly colored decorations in the world can't compete with the holiday charms of Quebec City’s Quartier Petit Champlain. It’s about as close to a bona fide winter wonderland as you’ll find in North America.
This Neighborhood in Canada Looks Like Something Straight Out of a Holiday Movie
Across the world, towns and cities are festooning their streets with lights, decking their halls with holly, and hosting all kinds of holiday activities. But all the brightly colored decorations in the world can't compete with the holiday charms of Quebec City’s Quartier Petit Champlain. It’s about as close to a bona fide winter wonderland as you’ll find in North America.
Canadian Badlands
In the Tom Cochrane video for "Life Is a Highway," the backdrop is a mix of towering, misshapen, ochre-colored rock (hoodoos) and endless grassy fields. The setting is the 35,000-square-mile region often referred to as the Canadian Badlands. The discovery of both coal and dinosaur bones in the late 1800s proved transformational.
Pictures: Animals of Canada
Pine Marten Photograph by Ron Erwin, Corbis Canada's wildlife is as varied as its landscapes. In this photo gallery, take a look at its many furry and feathered inhabitants.Here, a pine marten, thickly furred against the winter cold, makes its way through snow in Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario. Also called American martens, the animals spend much of their time in trees.
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