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The Wild West wasn’t just an American story. Canada had its own rogues’ gallery of outlaws, bandits, and lawmen, characters every bit as colourful as anyone south of the border. This Canadian Outlaws Word Search hides a dozen of them, from train robber Bill Miner to the Mountie Sam Steele. How many of these names from Canada’s criminal past do you recognize?
Click the first letter, then the last — track them down
Writer, journalist, graphic designer, student, mom of two and grandma of five. At 61, I’ve gained the wisdom to know better (and still do it anyway) which is how I wound up where I am today.
When I’m not working, I can be found taking photos, reading, watching the night sky, gardening, building spreadsheets, learning to make bread, or chasing whatever new curiosity catches my attention.
At A Glance Getting There Moose Jaw is located on the Trans-Canada Highway. This makes it one of the easiest cities to reach in the province. It’s an easy day-trip from Regina or a natural stop on a cross-country drive. Scheduled bus routes also serve the city. Once there, most of the main attractions are…
12 Canadian Foods Worth Seeking Out on Your Travels Food is tied to memory, place, and the people who shared the table with us… Nanaimo bars take me back to my teens. Tourtière reminds me of a woman I used to know. Butter tarts mean summertime and visits home after graduation. One of the best…
Canadian Snippets | September 2026 Snippets is a roundup of news stories, random Canadian facts that do not have a home elsewhere, and pretty much anything small that needs somewhere to live. Don’t expect the hard news stories of the day; we get enough of the stressful reads as a daily diet. Canadian Social Media…
At A Glance Getting There Twillingate sits at the tip of the Kittiwake Coast’s Road to the Isles, connected to the Newfoundland mainland by a series of bridges and causeways along Route 340. It’s about a 90 minute drive from Gander. There’s no public transit to Twillingate so a vehicle is essential. When to Visit…
On December 21, 1910, four officers of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police left Fort McPherson in the Northwest Territories on what should have been a routine mail delivery run to Dawson City, Yukon. Eight hundred kilometres in winter. Fifteen sled dogs. Thirty days of supplies. They never arrived. Inspector Francis Fitzgerald led the patrol. The…
The Wander Canada Bucket List: September Edition This started as my own bucket list, scribbled and added to over the years whenever a place caught my attention. Some of these I’ve been lucky enough to see. Others I’m still saving up for. Each month I’ll add a few more, with a bit on why they…