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From the autumn colours and the crisp lakeside air to the warmth of good food, good company, and everything this extraordinary corner of Canada has given us to be grateful for. Wishing you and yours a very Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at the Great Canadian Wilderness.
#happythanksgiving
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Week two of the of the @hope.arises.project , Wiigwaasi Jiimaanke, a traditional birchbark canoe being built in River Mill Park, in Huntsville. This cultural experience is led by Indigenous master canoe builder Chuck Commanda and his apprentice Amberley Quakegesic. Chuck and his team will be in the park 10am to 4pm until the canoe launch on Friday morning.
Beautiful photography captured by Limelight Muskoka
#Greatcanadianwilderness #explorersedge #hopearises #huntsville #muskoka
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On September 30th, National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we wear orange, we listen, we remember, and we honour the survivors, the lost children, and the families of the residential school system. Acknowledging that truth must always come before reconciliation, and that the path forward requires all of us to walk it together.

Skén:nen ensewá:ton tsi na'tehóntere - peace/tranquility will re-emerge.

#NDTR
#EveryChildMatters
#TruthAndReconciliation
#Reconciliation
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Always a pleasure seeing the locals in @algonquin_pp. Great photo from @calebestphotography!
#greatcanadianwilderness #explorersedge #algonquinpark ##wildlifephotography #sustainabletourism
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Happy Labour Day from all of us at the Great Canadian Wilderness! One last long weekend to savour the best of summer before the maples start showing off.
#greatcanadianwilderness #explorersedge
Open post by greatcanadianwilderness with ID 18108017381159310
You're invited to be part of something special this fall.
Wiigwaasi Jiimaanke is a traditional birchbark canoe build, led by Algonquin master canoe builder and Knowledge Keeper Chuck Commanda and presented by the @hope.arises.project. 

Over two days you follow the canoe from story to creation, learning directly from Indigenous Knowledge Keepers.

Day one is a guided journey through the Misko-Aki exhibition at the Muskoka Discovery Centre in Gravenhurst.

Day two is hosted at Rivermill Park in Huntsville. It opens with a drum circle led by Joyce Crone, founder of Hope Arises, before you step in beside Chuck to see bark become a canoe by hand.

October 1 to 2, 2026. By donation. Registration required, space is limited.
Link in bio to register.

Misko-Aki photo credit @seancarl

Open post by greatcanadianwilderness with ID 17968631867964813
From the autumn colours and the crisp lakeside air to the warmth of good food, good company, and everything this extraordinary corner of Canada has given us to be grateful for. Wishing you and yours a very Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at the Great Canadian Wilderness.
#happythanksgiving
Open post by greatcanadianwilderness with ID 18011514557768968
Week two of the of the @hope.arises.project , Wiigwaasi Jiimaanke, a traditional birchbark canoe being built in River Mill Park, in Huntsville. This cultural experience is led by Indigenous master canoe builder Chuck Commanda and his apprentice Amberley Quakegesic. Chuck and his team will be in the park 10am to 4pm until the canoe launch on Friday morning.
Beautiful photography captured by Limelight Muskoka
#Greatcanadianwilderness #explorersedge #hopearises #huntsville #muskoka
Open post by greatcanadianwilderness with ID 18127628542865855
On September 30th, National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we wear orange, we listen, we remember, and we honour the survivors, the lost children, and the families of the residential school system. Acknowledging that truth must always come before reconciliation, and that the path forward requires all of us to walk it together.

Skén:nen ensewá:ton tsi na'tehóntere - peace/tranquility will re-emerge.

#NDTR
#EveryChildMatters
#TruthAndReconciliation
#Reconciliation
Open post by greatcanadianwilderness with ID 18114678176078096
Always a pleasure seeing the locals in @algonquin_pp. Great photo from @calebestphotography!
#greatcanadianwilderness #explorersedge #algonquinpark ##wildlifephotography #sustainabletourism
Open post by greatcanadianwilderness with ID 17867708361642543
Happy Labour Day from all of us at the Great Canadian Wilderness! One last long weekend to savour the best of summer before the maples start showing off.
#greatcanadianwilderness #explorersedge
Open post by greatcanadianwilderness with ID 18108017381159310
You're invited to be part of something special this fall.
Wiigwaasi Jiimaanke is a traditional birchbark canoe build, led by Algonquin master canoe builder and Knowledge Keeper Chuck Commanda and presented by the @hope.arises.project. 

Over two days you follow the canoe from story to creation, learning directly from Indigenous Knowledge Keepers.

Day one is a guided journey through the Misko-Aki exhibition at the Muskoka Discovery Centre in Gravenhurst.

Day two is hosted at Rivermill Park in Huntsville. It opens with a drum circle led by Joyce Crone, founder of Hope Arises, before you step in beside Chuck to see bark become a canoe by hand.

October 1 to 2, 2026. By donation. Registration required, space is limited.
Link in bio to register.

Misko-Aki photo credit @seancarl
Open post by greatcanadianwilderness with ID 18114634588969605
An early sign fall is around the corner at @arrowheadprovpark. Beautiful photo from @jana_b_anana 
#greatcanadianwilderness #explorersedge #Huntsville #Muskoka
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A few of the faces creating some of the best barbecue north of Toronto. The team at @smokinhotbbqmuskoka at the Huntsville train station know their stuff. Open Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays - get there early to avoid disappointment!
#foodiefriday #Huntsville #Muskoka
Open post by greatcanadianwilderness with ID 17903497092494381
On International Wolf Day, August 13th, we celebrate one of the Great Canadian Wilderness region's most iconic and ecologically vital residents - the Algonquin Wolf, a species found almost nowhere else on earth, whose howl echoes through Algonquin Park as a powerful reminder that protecting wild spaces is not just about preserving beauty, but about keeping entire ecosystems alive and in balance.
@schmandaphotography 
@myinnerwild 
@blonde_biologist 
@erikaesquiresphotography 
#internationalwolfday #greatcanadianwilderness #explorersedge #Algonquinpark
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