Tag: Swimming
Trail Talk: Ticked off by a tick
Columnist Patrick Capper was bitten by a black-legged tick after a recent early spring hike
Goderich swimmers hit the water at OFSAA competition
GODERICH – Two local swimmers were recently able to show off their skills in the water at an all-Ontario competition in Toronto. Goderich teens Oakley Teal of St. Anne’s Catholic secondary school and Siobhan Kleuskens of Goderich District collegiate institute (GDCI) were the only two swimmers from their respective schools to move on from the […]
Want An Immersive Vacation Experience? Try An Ecolodge
The Dominican Republic is a major tourist destination, with free-trade zones appealing to many people who travel there. The landscape is a variety of mountains and forests, resorts and beaches, rustic towns and expanding cities. It has pristine lakes, tropical rainforests, dense vegetation, and even desert-like areas. The country is … [continued]
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Essays by Karen Anderson: Merganser Math
On a morning in late spring, my husband and I are canoeing a section of the Manistee River. Close to shore a merganser duck is swimming with ten ducklings in a row behind her. Ten.
Western Mustangs honour top athletes at year-end banquet
Western track and field stars Kenneth West and Favour Okpali have been named the Mustangs’ athletes of the year