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Winter in Charlevoix, Québec is where wide-open adventure meets next-level cozy. From dogsledding to zip-lining to cliff-climbing, the outdoor thrills give way to cozy comfort at night.  Liem Vu has the must-visit spots in the latest ‘Local Escapes.’

Winter in Charlevoix, Québec, is where wide-open adventure meets next-level cozy. From dogsledding to zip-lining to cliff-climbing, the outdoor thrills give way to cozy comfort at night. Liem Vu has the must-visit spots in the latest ‘Local Escapes.’

The annual Winter Safety Day took place in Kananaskis, Alta., on Sunday at the Canoe Meadows day area along Highway 40. From demonstrations and hands-on learning, there was plenty to take in. Drew Stremick reports.

From homemade bow and arrows to hand-woven baskets, Alberta man Scott Sunderwald has taken a love for the outdoors to the next level. The Hinton man has spent so much of his life living and working outside, he feels more comfortable in the bush than in town. As Morgan Black explains, he’s turned down reality...

With snow on the way, what better time than now to plan your winter experiences at Sépaq? Sépaq spokesperson Olivia Jacques joins Global News Morning’s host Laura Casella to share what’s new at Quebec’s provincial parks this season.

Despite a few frigid days, fall continues to stick around across Southern Alberta, with the season recently breaking records. Calgarians are taking it as it comes while still prepping for old man winter. Drew Stremick reports.

Balmy weather has allowed an Edmonton driving range open months early – but the warm temperature is a challenge for winter outdoor events. An Edmonton man buys his neighbour’s house to prevent massive infill from going up next door. Amid the Alberta separatism movement, former prime minister Stephen Harper calls for national unity.

WATCH: The Broadway Theatre executive and artistic director Lenore Maier shares details of their 10-year milestone event with free and paid programming and entertainment. Winterruption is January 21 – 25 at indoor and outdoor locations in Saskatoon.

With temperatures outside plummeting, the cold spell is creating major challenges for outdoor attractions like the Toronto Zoo. But it’s not just winter causing problems. The sweltering heat last summer also affected attendance. The zoo says it’s adapting operations to deal with extreme weather. Nicole Di Donato reports.

While outdoor gardens take a winter break, houseplants are having their moment indoors but keeping them healthy isn’t always easy. From proper watering and feeding to repotting, spotting stress, and dealing with unwanted pests, gardening expert Carson Arthur joins Ross Hull with practical tips to help your indoor plants not just survive, but thrive, all...

Halifax had its first snow day of 20-26 and for many kids, the day off from school meant getting outdoors and sledding. But as Kendra Gannon reports, frustration with shovelling the heavy snow, and power disruptions, had some feeling less jovial.

The calls for the province to declare a state of emergency in healthcare have gotten louder as the union representing health care aids and licensed practical nurses joins the push. Albertans learn all about staying safe outdoors during the winter.

As Blue Monday brings its mid-January slump, from failed resolutions to lingering holiday bills and limited daylight, the Trans Canada Trail is encouraging Canadians to head outdoors for a mental and physical reset. Chief Communications Officer Meghan Reddick joins Ross Hull to introduce the new Blahs-2-Ahhs winter campaign, explain how Canadians can take part, and...

Warmer temperatures are creating challenges for winter events that depend on the cold. Some outdoor rinks are unusable, the downtown Ice Castle is temporarily closed, and Deep Freeze: A Byzantine Winter Festival on Alberta Avenue is doing what it can to preserve events like ice sculpture carving. Sarah Komadina reports.

Vandals cut power to the Kingsmeade Park pump house in St. Albert, leaving crews without the ability to maintain the outdoor rink, and shuttering amenities for the rest of winter. Bianca Millions reports.

The Outdoor Recreation Council is out with its annual list of B.C.’s most endangered rivers, and while there is concern, there is also encouraging progress being made. Taya Fast has more on the risks the waterways face, and the work being done to protect them.

A new brings another season of enjoying the outdoors in Winnipeg. Global’s Daniel Moss has a look at just some of the activities that make Winnipeggers true winter enthusiasts.

Braving Saturday’s fresh, frigid temperatures, many Calgarians were at Bowness Park enjoying the great outdoors. From skating, cross-county skiiing and even crokicurl, there were plenty of options to choose from. Drew Stremick reports.

Stampede Christmas takes over the BMO Centre Great Lawn and Outdoor Plaza December 13-14 and 20-21 with an opportunity to support Magic of Christmas.

A B.C. mountaineer has gone from exploring the province’s outdoors to investigating its legends and history. As Jay Durant reports for This is BC, Adam Palmer has leveraged his passion into a collection of artifacts and a TV series.