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2024-11-2551 min
Oddity ShopLake Superior: The Great Lake That Never Gives Up Her DeadWelcome to The Oddity Shop, Where the Bizarre is Always on Sale! This week in the shop, Zach Brings us Shipwreck Stories from Lake Superior Have you ever pondered the eerie allure of Lake Superior's depths? We'll journey into the chilling embrace of Lake Superior, regaling you with tales of ghostly lighthouses and ships that sail into legend. Dive into eerie encounters with "Grandpa/ Old Whitey" and the spectral SS Bannockburn before coming up for air with our musings on the cryptids that may lurk beneath the surface. It's a narrative voyage where the macabre dances with the...
2024-04-1835 min
There’s no Place Like Home© with Diane PlanidinRocky Mountain Getaway - Fairmont Ridge Residences - Vacation Townhouse - Corporate RetreatThe perfect four-season mountain retreat awaits you in the heart of the breathtaking Rocky Mountains. Nestled in a private and secluded setting, this luxurious getaway promises an unparalleled escape into nature's beauty. And the 1/4 ownership provides you with full property management.
📍 5150 Fairway Drive, Unit 29, Fairmont Hot Springs, B.C. Canada
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Upon entering, you'll find a spacious and elegantly fully furnished living area with gas fireplace, vaulted ceilings and the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern luxury, creating a cozy yet sophisticated ambiance. The retreat boasts three bedrooms and 3.5 baths, for...
2024-04-1008 min
The Cottage Life PodcastSummer romance with novelist Carley FortuneIn the final episode of season 4, we ponder two of our favourite summer fantasies: reading and romance. Looking for a book recommendation for your last few weeks at the lake? Michelle sits down with Canadian author Carley Fortune to chat about her two best-selling romance novels that take place in cottage country. Then, to close out the show, we’ll listen to an old editor’s note written by Michelle about her favourite cottage love story of all time. Special thanks to:Carley Fortune, best-selling authorArticles referenced:“The Summer...
2023-08-1728 min
The Cottage Life Podcast“Building a Legacy” with Mike and Sherry HolmesAnyone who has ever done-it-themselves knows the name Holmes. Canadian building legend Mike Holmes, along with his daughter, Sherry, and son, Michael, star in “Holmes on Holmes: Building a Legacy,” a new television series premiering next spring on the Cottage Life channel. Mike and Sherry chat with Michelle about the show and share their best tips when it comes to cottage construction. And what’s a hard day of work without a delicious meal to cap it off? David Zimmer’s essay about outdoor cookery answers the question: are we grilling or barbecuing tonight?Special thanks to:
2023-08-1030 min
The Cottage Life PodcastBehind the scenes of the cottage-country comedy series, The Lake“The Lake,” a television series set in cottage country, just completed its second season on Amazon Prime. Creator and writer, Julian Doucet, gives us a sneak peek into the series, shot on location in and around North Bay, Ont., and shares his own experience as a cottager. Then, we turn to a term all cottagers know well: kitsch. We’ll hear an essay by Charles Wilkins that will make you cherish all of your tchotchkes. Special thanks to:Julian Doucet, creator and writer of “The Lake”Articles referenced:“Exploring the Golden Ag...
2023-08-0338 min
The Cottage Life PodcastWhy you should grow native plants in your cottage gardenGrab your trowel—it’s time to dig into the world of plants. Gardening expert Lorraine Johnson joins Michelle to share the benefits of native plants, which not only look great but have best adapted to the tricky growing conditions of cottage country. Then we’ll listen to an essay about one of the most delicious native plants: blueberries.Special thanks to:Lorraine Johnson, cultivation activistArticles referenced:“Summertime Blues” by Charles Wilkins (Cottage Life magazine, July/August 1994)“The Natural Garden” by Lorraine Johnson, a four-part series:“Native I...
2023-07-2746 min
The Cottage Life PodcastChatting music and mental health with Serena RyderYou may know indie rock star Serena Ryder for her chart-topping hits, but did you know she’s also a cottager and mental health advocate? Michelle sits down with the singer to talk about her latest album, which chronicles her journey, as well as her piece of paradise that gives her solace. Former editor Penny Caldwell knows all too well about the serenity you can find at the lake. We’ll listen to her essay about how cottaging, if done right, can offer the ultimate state of relaxation.Special thanks to:Serena Ryder, singer and...
2023-07-2026 min
The Cottage Life PodcastTick talkLyme disease is on the rise—but ticks shouldn’t stop us from enjoying the wilderness. Epidemiologist Dr. Katie Clow specializes in blacklegged ticks and Lyme disease and answers our FAQs, including how long it takes a tick to start transmitting Lyme to how we can measure and mitigate our risk of dealing with ticks while at the cottage. Another bothersome cottage-country creature is the beaver. Writer Andrea Curtis shows how to embrace Canada’s largest rodent.Special thanks to:Dr. Katie Clow, epidemiologist, professor at the Ontario Veterinary College at the University of Guelph...
2023-07-1347 min
The Cottage Life PodcastCottage country is expanding. Fast.Since the onset of the pandemic, cottage communities have seen unprecedented growth. Michelle chats with longtime contributor Philip Preville about his recent CL story “Talk of the Towns,” which explored how these communities are adapting to the influx of both part-time and full-time cottagers. What does this population explosion mean for culture in rural areas, and development and infrastructure? Then, we’ll listen to an essay that reflects on cottage life at the time of Canada’s 150th anniversary that will take you right to your piece of paradise.Special thanks to:Philip Preville, journali...
2023-07-0634 min
The Cottage Life PodcastHope for the climateThe climate crisis doesn’t have to feel overwhelming, we promise. In the premiere episode of season 4, Michelle sits down with renowned climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe to share how we can reframe the climate crisis as something we can take action on. Once we’re equipped with a few tips on how to feel empowered when it comes to the environment, we’ll listen to an essay by Wayne Grady about finding your own corner of unspoiled wilderness. Special thanks to:Katharine Hayhoe, climate scientistArticles/books referenced:“Long-Range Forecast”...
2023-06-2943 min
ParaTruth RadioGreat Lakes Spooky StoriesWhat's up, ParaTruthers?! We talk about ghost stories, legends, and cryptids of the Great Lakes. Bessie, ghost ships, and so much more! Join us as we once again go down the rabbit hole References: https://greatlakes.org/2020/03/great-lakes-myths/ https://greatlakes.guide/ideas/myths-and-mysteries-of-the-great-lakes https://northernwilds.com/edmund-fitzgerald-great-lakes-legend/ https://cottagelife.com/general/6-spooky-mysteries-of-the-great-lakes/ https://www.cleveland.com/news/2018/10/ghost-stories-abound-on-great-lakes.html#:~:text=Ghost%20stories%20abound%20on%20Great%20Lakes%201%20Lights,...%203%20The%20girl%20at%20Whitefish%20Point%20 Our sponsors: Finicky Fox Productions Justin Cancilliere Nodakian Studios GhostStop And here's our merch page: PTR Store Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2023-05-3030 min
The Cottage Life PodcastQ&A with Cottage Life founder, Al ZikovitzIn the season finale, we commemorate our 35th anniversary by hearing from the founder of Cottage Life, Al Zikovitz. Michelle and Al chat about how the brand got its start, the culture it’s created, and how cottaging has changed over the last three decades. Then we’ll listen to an essay by treasured Canadian writer, and CL fan-favourite, Roy MacGregor.Articles referenced:“Rewriting the next chapter,” by Roy MacGregor (Cottage Life magazine, June/July 2022)Connect with Cottage Life:cottagelife.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/cottagelife/Twitter: @cottagelifeInstagram: @cottagelifePinterest: www.pinterest.ca/cotta...
2022-08-2538 min
The Cottage Life PodcastRegulating the short-term rental industryThe pandemic saw new levels of short-term renters flocking to cottage country. Michelle sits down with the executive director of the Federation of Ontario Cottagers’ Associations to chat about solutions to problem renters and what cottage owners who rent out their properties can do to keep their neighbours happy. Then, we’ll listen to an essay about a favourite culinary delight of late summer: fresh corn. Links:Federation of Ontario Cottagers’ AssociationArticles referenced:“Kernel knowledge,” by Michelle Kelly (Cottage Life magazine, August 2007)Connect with Cottage Life:co...
2022-08-1828 min
The Cottage Life PodcastWhat’s going on with the loons?This fall, the Cottage Life channel will be airing a fascinating documentary, “Loons: A Cry from the Mist,” all about the mysterious state of the loon population in cottage country. Michelle chats with filmmaker Julia Nunes and Dr. Doug Tozer from Birds Canada about the doc and about what cottagers can do to help the loons thrive. Then, we hear an essay from David Zimmer about one of his favourite sounds of summer. Links:Canadian Lakes Loon Survey by Birds Canada Articles referenced:“An ear for door song,” by David Zimm...
2022-08-1135 min
The Cottage Life PodcastA visit to the Canadian Canoe MuseumReady to play tourist? This week, we’re going on a private on-site tour of the Canadian Canoe Museum in Peterborough. Michelle speaks with museum Executive Director, Carolyn Hyslop, and Curator, Jeremy Ward, and learns all about the museum’s collection of more than 600 watercraft. We’ll also hear an essay by journalist Paul Rush about dealing with a medical emergency when you are alone at the lake. Special thanks to:Carolyn Hyslop, executive director, Canadian Canoe MuseumJeremy Ward, curator, Canadian Canoe MuseumLinks:For more informa...
2022-08-0431 min
The Cottage Life PodcastInterior design tips with Jillian HarrisLooking to renovate your cottage but not sure where to start? Interior designer and television personality Jillian Harris joins Michelle to talk about one of her latest passions: cottaging. She shares her experience reviving an old farmhouse in Kelowna, B.C., and offers tips on how to revamp on a budget. One way to add some personality to your space is with collectibles and memorabilia. We’ll listen to an essay by journalist Ellen Vanstone about collecting classic kitsch for a newly built cottage. Articles referenced:“Keeping up with the neighbours” by Elle...
2022-07-2829 min
The Cottage Life PodcastAll about ticksOur very own Cottage Coach, Adam Holman, and his wife, Jennie Holman, are here to chat with you about ticks, including what every cottager should know and what to do if one attaches itself to you. Then, Adam and Jennie debunk some of the biggest tick myths in cottage country. We’ll also hear an essay that will inspire you to go on a hike at the lake, especially now that you have the information you need to protect yourself against ticks.Connect with Cottage Life:cottagelife.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/cottagelife/Tw...
2022-07-2123 min
The Cottage Life PodcastFido at the lake: Pet chat with the Wild Rose vetEvery cottager knows having a pet at the lake is a little different than having it in the city. Dr. Savannah Howse-Smith, from Cottage Life’s television show Dr. Savannah: Wild Rose Vet, is here to share what pet owners need to pay special attention to when their furry friend is in the wilderness. Pets may be a big commitment, but nothing is quite as much work as the upkeep required when you own a cottage. Journalist Orland French explores the seemingly never-ending to-do list at even the smallest cabins. And reader Ann Mittag shares a real-life experience that pr...
2022-07-1427 min
The Cottage Life Podcast#DontDoItForTheGramWe love a good wildlife shot, but nature photography can quickly become dangerous for both humans and animals. In this episode, Michelle chats with Erin Ryan, a biologist and wild animal welfare specialist at the British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, about the potential threat of irresponsible wildlife photography practices and easy tips to remember the next time you shoot flora and fauna. Then, journalist Jennifer Kingsley reveals her unexpected suggestion to replace the beaver as Canada’s national animal. Special thanks to:Erin Ryan, Wild Animal Welfare Specialist, BC SPC...
2022-07-0723 min
The Cottage Life PodcastGet lost and foundYou don’t need a map to get to the cottage, but do you know why? In the premiere episode of Season 3, Liann Bobechko, Deputy Editor of CL, joins Michelle to dig into the science of wayfinding and shares why we shouldn’t always rely on GPS. Equipped with new map-making skills, we revisit an essay about a treasure hunt on Georgian Bay by Giller-Prize nominated Canadian journalist, playwright, and novelist David MacFarlane. Then we kick off a new series featuring readers’ favourite tips and quips to celebrate the 35th anniversary of CL—this week, it’s one way to deal wi...
2022-06-3025 min
Hello・From・カナダ#241 コテージライフのイベントに行って素敵なコテージライフにワクワクしてみる今回行ってきたコテージライフのイベント
https://shows.cottagelife.com/spring-cottage-life-show/
以前コテージについてお話しした#185がこちら
https://stand.fm/episodes/60e799ec4a799e0007562c90
今回の配信でお話ししたSarah Richardsonのコテージがこれ
https://www.sarahrichardsondesign.com/get-inspired/portfolio/sarahs-cottage
#カナダ #トロント #海外生活 #海外移住 #海外在住 #海外暮らし #レター募集中 #別荘 #キャンプ #避暑地 #ヨット
カナダのトロントから毎週金曜日に配信。カナダでのライフスタイルや日ごろの気づきをお話ししています。たまにスーパーの商品を紹介する企画、配信者さんにゲストとして来ていただき、お話を伺う企画もやっています
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2022-04-2206 min
The Cottage Life PodcastThe expert on all things cottageOn the last episode of the season, we chat with a true cottage expert—former editor and publisher of Cottage Life, Penny Caldwell. She shares an insider look into working on the magazine for 18 years, what she’s learned from cottagers, and what makes cottaging in Canada so special. Plus, she answers the most common Q&As we get to the magazine. Also, we’ll revisit an essay about the traditions we form while being a kid at the cottage. Special thanks to:Penny Caldwell, former Cottage Life magazine editor, 2000-2015Article...
2021-08-2637 min
The Cottage Life PodcastWeather lore: True or False?Should a red sky at night really give sailors delight? Michelle interviews David Phillips, senior climatologist for Environment and Climate Change Canada, about the weather lore we love to share. Whether the sun is shining or rain is coming down at the cottage, it’s always a good time for a nap. We revisit an essay by journalist Elamin Abdelmahmoud about the rebellious act of catching a few zzzs when you’re at the lake. Plus, if you’ve got ants marching in and out of your kitchen, our quick tip will help.Special thanks to:D...
2021-08-1929 min
The Cottage Life PodcastSlow your boatsSafe boating practices continue to be a hot topic among cottagers. On this week’s episode, we chat with Diana Piquette, the president of Safe Quiet Lakes, an organization with the goal of making cottage-country lakes safer for everyone. Then we’ll hear about journalist and Lake Simcoe cottager Sasha Chapman’s experience making maple syrup. Last, we offer a key tip for potential cottage guests: what never to bring for a weekend at the lake.Special thanks to:Diana Piquette, president, Safe Quiet LakesArticles referenced:“On the gifts of...
2021-08-1225 min
The Cottage Life PodcastSave the shorelinesFor this week’s episode, we called on Dan Kraus, a Senior Conservation Biologist with the Nature Conservancy of Canada, to discuss how cottagers can protect their lakes through the restoration of their shorelines. However, when it comes to personal health, the cottage is the place where calories don’t count (right?). We’ll listen to an essay by award-winning food writer Mark Schatzker about the way we eat at the lake. Plus, our tip will help with live staking red-osier dogwood along your shore.Special thanks to:Dan Kraus, Senior Conservation Biologist, Nature Conser...
2021-08-0525 min
The Cottage Life PodcastLiving with wildlifeShould you or should you not feed the deer? Michelle interviews the star of the Cottage Life channel, Hope Swinimer, about how to live in harmony with cottage wildlife. And while we’re on the topic of nature, we revisit an essay from writer Lisa Moore about how she gets wild at the cottage—the answer may surprise you. One memory you may want to forget: stepping on a porcupine quill. Our quick tip reveals the secret to safe removal without a trip to the hospital.Special thanks to:Hope Swinimer, founder, Hope for Wild...
2021-07-2930 min
The Cottage Life PodcastWhen mosquitoes attack!We love going to the cottage, but there is something that bugs us about life at the lake. It's not the maddening commute, the frantic Friday packing, or the iffy plumbing—it's the mosquitoes. In this special bonus episode of the podcast, brought to you by the experts at Off!, we’ll share how to keep those pests (and their bites) at bay. Then we’ll listen to CL favourite Roy MacGregor’s take on the big five bugs of cottage country.Special thanks to:Dr. Jean-Paul Paluzzi, associate professor in biology at York Universi...
2021-07-2225 min
The Cottage Life Podcast“Is it okay if…” Appropriation vs. Appreciation of First Nations’ cultureJoin us as we dive deep with writer and educator David A. Robertson, who wrote about the difference between appreciating and appropriating First Nations culture for our June/July 2021 issue. Then journalist Clive Thompson shares his most perfect memory of the wilderness. And for anyone who fears the lake because of leeches, there’s no need to worry. If one finds its way onto you, use this leech-removal tip and never fear the drink again.Special thanks to:David A. Robertson, author and public speakerArticles referenced:“Walk into the...
2021-07-1524 min
The Cottage Life PodcastWe’ve gone to the birdsIf there’s one thing we can thank the pandemic for, it’s our deeper connection to nature. Join Jody Allair from Birds Canada as he teaches us about common cottage birds and how to identify them by their sound. Then we’ll listen to an essay about everyone’s favourite cottage pastime: the puzzle. Plus, have you ever been kept awake by a leaky tap at the cottage? Don’t lose sleep—do this instead. Special thanks to:Jody Allair, director, citizen science & community engagement @BirdsCanadaBirds referenced:Black-capped...
2021-07-0825 min
The Cottage Life PodcastCottage real estate madness!In the premiere episode of season two, we interview Scott McGillivray about the booming cottage real estate market. One perk to the madness is that more people will experience the joy of cottage living, which we explore in an essay about the magic of being completely alone at the lake. And we share the solution to a stinky cottage situation: how to remove the skunk smell from your dog. Special thanks to:Scott McGillivray, real estate expert and contractorArticles referenced:“Solitude” by Paul Rush (Cottage Life magazine, July...
2021-06-3025 min
Comedy Parenting RadioThings That Go Bump In The NightIt is a warm summer's night, so you've set up your lawn chair on your porch. There isn't a cloud in sight to block your unabated view of the night sky. A cool breeze blows from the west, and in the dark, crickets chirp in melodic tones.Suddenly, you hear a loud THRASH coming from your hedge! You start upright, fumbling for your flashlight you so carelessly set next to you on the ground.Flicking it on, you shine it towards your hedge.There's a man there.He looks disheveled.
2021-05-1217 min
Haunted Mitten PodcastShipwrecks of the Great LakesThis week's episode is all about the most famous shipwrecks and ghost ships of the Great Lakes. Join us as we talk about the Gilcher, Bannockburn, and why the Titanic didn't have to sink!
Books to check out:
Haunted Heartland by Beth Scott and Michael Norman
Michigan Haunts and Hauntings by Marion Kuclo
Haunted Lakes: Great Lakes Ghost Stories, Superstitions and Sea Serpents by Frederick Stonehouse
Le Griffon
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_Griffon
http://michigansotherside.com/the-griffon-first-ghost-ship-of-the-great-lakes/
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2020-12-1254 min
Rebalancing ActLet's talk turtles: Conservation and climate data coming to the rescue for the places you loveThis week we talked turtles! The connection between conservation and climate change might not be obvious but conservation is crucial to support Natural Climate Solutions, climate mitigation and adaptation measures and to protect our biodiversity! Let alone the inherent value of turtles.
Ways to Support Mi’kmaq fisheries - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1u_LF_bCFBbSijzqJgHNh4-MfpYz0hfdv/view
The Algonquin Wildlife Research Station, where Jackie works. Check out their Instagram, I promise it’s worth it. - https://www.algonquinwrs.ca, https://www.instagram.com/algonquinwrs/
Jackie’s bio...
2020-10-2338 min
The Cottage Life PodcastCatching up with Roy MacGregorFor the final episode of the season, we take a look at some of the greats, starting with treasured Canadian journalist and author Roy MacGregor. His work explores what is so special about cottaging in Canada and what makes it unique. Then we’ll listen to the sounds of the regal Great Blue Heron. And to close out the episode, an essay by Roy that’s received one of the greatest responses from CL readers. Special thanks to:Roy MacGregor, journalist and author Articles referenced:“Seventy Years and Coun...
2020-08-1336 min
The Cottage Life PodcastGetting thereOnce you pack up the car and put the key in the ignition, your cottage experience is under way. We talk with Dr. Eric Miller from the University of Toronto Transportation Research Institute about how traffic works and the surprising ways drivers can cause problems on the road . Then we’ll listen to the sound of an animal you could mistake for a car coming down the road. And we ask: are you a bullet driver or a meanderer? Special thanks to:Dr. Eric Miller, University of Toronto Transportation Research Institute Artic...
2020-08-0637 min
The Cottage Life PodcastThe art of entertainingNothing makes the cottage feel more special than when it’s full of family and friends. But the idea of entertaining everyone can seem overwhelming. Thankfully journalist, cookbook author, and cinnamon bun magician Amy Rosen is here with tips to take the pressure off when it comes to feeding a crowd. Nothing will wake everyone up in the morning like the sound of the woodpecker alarm clock. We’ll share what a yellow-bellied sapsucker is really up to when it’s pecking away first thing. And then we visit something all cottage-goers love: a well used deck of cards.
2020-07-3027 min
The Cottage Life PodcastOur crowning gloriesThere is nothing more beautiful than the green canopy of trees that make up cottage country. But the health of our trees is just as important as the beauty and arborist Matt Logan is here to answer reader FAQs. Then we’ve got even more tree talk—you’ll learn how trees communicate through their roots, share nutrients, and can warn one another of infestation. We also discover how planting a tree grows more than just a forest. Special thanks to:Matt Logan, owner of Logan Tree Experts Articles referenc...
2020-07-2329 min
The Cottage Life PodcastHave you had the talk?A conversation about cottage succession can be awkward, but it shouldn’t be avoided. On this episode, we chat with estate planning lawyer Peter Lillico to get his expert advice on the three pillars of a successful cottage succession plan. Whether you’ve inherited your cottage or bought something new, chances are you can hear frogs chirping around your property. We’ll learn about the sounds of some of the most popular frogs in Canada. And then comes the eternal debate: is cottaging better in July or August? Special thanks to:Peter Lillico, Lillico Bazuk Gallowa...
2020-07-1630 min
The Cottage Life Podcast#cottagesowhiteEditor Michelle Kelly sits down with Elamin Abdelmahmoud to reflect on his 2019 Cottage Life article “Breaking the Colour Code” and to discuss race and how people of colour experience the culture of cottaging. Resident bird-lover Liann Bobechko is back to share why we should give a hoot about owls and their calls. And we take a look at how nature can help us come together to find our roots as a community, whether at the cottage or as a country. Special thanks to:Elamin AbdelmahmoudRead “Breaking the Colour Code,” by Elamin Abdelmahmoud (Cottage Life magazine, Mar/Apr 2...
2020-07-0926 min
The Cottage Life PodcastGoing wild!Life Below Zero star Sue Aikens, who is famous for living off the grid, shares her thoughts about what it’s like to live in isolation, especially during COVID-19, and offers advice to the cast of Life Below Zero Canada, the Cottage Life channel’s newest hit show. If you spend time in the wilderness, you might meet an otter—a silent and stealthy creature, until it’s not. Find out what sounds the otter makes and what they mean. One sound every cottager is familiar with is the buzz buzz of a particular pesky insect. We share a classic...
2020-07-0228 min
The Cottage Life PodcastIn search of peace and quietLet’s make some noise about...being quiet. We interview longtime Cottage Life contributor Leslie Garrett about “Killing Us Softly,” from our June/July 2020 issue, about the importance of silence and its surprising effects on our wellbeing. Some noises, however, we love. Like the call of a loon. Deputy Editor Liann Bobechko decodes loon calls. And, in true cottage style, we revisit an essay about relaxing at the lake. Articles referenced:“Killing Us Softly” by Leslie Garrett (Cottage Life magazine, June/July 2020)“On the Pleasures of Not Doing a Thing” by J. B. MacKinnon (Cottage Life magazine, E...
2020-06-2526 min
The Cottage Life PodcastIntroducing the Cottage Life PodcastIn Canada, we get just 14 summer weekends every year, and only three of them are long weekends. So we created the Cottage Life Podcast to help you get more out of every single one of them.Join Michelle Kelly, the editor of Cottage Life magazine, for a deep dive into the stuff cottage-loving Canadians care about most, from wildlife and the environment to and entertaining and real estate.Catch new episodes every Thursday, just in time for the weekend. Cottage Life, where every day is the weekend! Our GDPR privacy policy was...
2020-06-1602 min
Nothing Ever Happens in CanadaThe Ghost Fleet of the Great Lakes**BONUS SPOOKY CROSSOVER EPISODE WITH FELLOW STRAIGHT UP STRANGE MEMBER AND THE HOST OF OBSCURE ANOMALIES** Hello and Welcome to Nothing Ever Happens in Canada, but we know this is simply not true! I'm Canadian Girl, thanks for joing me today and my friend Kris, who host the show Obscure Anomalies and he also is apart of the Straight Up Strange Crew that we are apart of.
We're off to explore the ghost ships of the Great Lakes, who are said to roam the lakes as a ghostly fleet. There's mystery, ghost stories and history to be discovered with every s...
2019-10-0948 min