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Robin Esrock's Great Canadian Bucket List blog contains regular posts, tips and advice about the very best experiences, activities and destinations Canada has to offer. You'll also find inspiration from further afield, useful tips, and news from the front lines of life on the Bucket List.
Visiting Saskatchewan can feel like a game of cops and robbers. We visited outlaw caves in Big Muddy, put on the Red Serge at the RCMP Depot, and now we're off to the Moose Jaw Tunnels to navigate the history and myths of Al Capone's legendary smuggling operation during Prohibition. Capiche?
The Bay of Fundy is home to the world's highest tide. Not Since Moses has there been a race against such a powerful foe, hence the name of this quirky five and ten kilometre annual run along Five Islands in Nova Scotia.
Anyone who spends time in one of Canada's national parks is bound to feel something: A sensory appreciation for the natural beauty; achievement for a physical pursuit like hiking, climbing, kayaking or biking, and a re-connection to our pristine forests, mountains, rivers, valleys and plains.
A historian, archaeologist, and geographer, Adam Shoalts has been called one of Canada's greatest living explorers. After sharing a stage together at the Word on the Street Festival in Saskatoon, Robin sat down with Adam for the latest profile in our on-going series about remarkable Canadians.
