Outdoor
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Scientists warn to look out for increasing Lyme disease cases in SaskatchewanExperts say the effects of climate change mean substantially more ticks are found each year in Saskatchewan, including the black-legged tick which is known to carry Lyme disease.CanadaApr 29
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‘It’s been crazy’: Outdoor sport stores facing low inventory, high demand amid COVID-19Demand for outdoor sports equipment in Lethbridge is seeing quite the uptick this year, according to several gear and equipment shops in the city.ConsumerApr 27
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B.C. to allow breweries, cafes to operate patios without serving foodThe province originally required establishments to serve food in order to operate a patio but changed the policy after industry consultation.EconomyApr 1
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Sales for outdoor activity gear higher than last spring, according to Regina storesSales for outdoor activity gear have increased this spring compared to previous years, according to Regina stores.CanadaMar 22
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Front lawn ‘rainbow rink’ dazzles, bringing a ray of sunshine to ChateauguayOut of boredom under curfew rules, Patrick Lachance turned his front lawn into a ray of sunshine, making it a colourful rainbow rink.CanadaFeb 9
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Instagram-worthy light installations a part of Calgary’s new Chinook Blast festivalChinook blast is a free outdoor experience in Calgary that runs throughout February -- including photo-worthy light installations.CanadaFeb 9
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Lethbridge Little League taking registrations, ‘hopeful’ for 2021 season despite COVID-19 uncertaintyShould the season not be able to go ahead, Oberg says the league will be offering refunds for families--minus a $25 registration fee.NewsJan 23
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Springer Market Square rink set to open Wednesday afternoon for the seasonThe City of Kingston says the rink in Springer Market Square is ready for use, with new COVID-19 protocols in place.CanadaDec 9, 2020
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Coronavirus: Saint John to hold smaller, outdoor Remembrance Day serviceOrganizers of the Saint John Remembrance Day services have cancelled the annual ceremony at TD Station due to the COVID-19 pandemic. A scaled-down, outdoor ceremony is planned instead.HealthSep 27, 2020
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Fire pits, heat lamps flying off the shelves as Manitobans get ready for an outdoor COVID-19 winter"People just can't seem to manufacture them quick enough and there's a demand across the world for these products.”CanadaSep 26, 2020
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