Lake Friendly

A new year means welcoming all things anew and looking forward to what is to come—but it's also a great time to reflect on recent...

While we are all spending more time at home these days, now might be a good time to take your mind off the world and focus on making some...

How to dispose of common items dumped down the sink: food scraps, bathroom products, medications, and household hazardous waste.

To collect leaves or not to collect leaves, that might seem like the environmentally friendly question.

Keep the thermostat off to positively impact the environment. Get cozy, warm up your body, and check on your home.

Humans can only survive three days without drinking water. Manitoba's abundance of water plays an essential role in our daily lives.

Fishing can be a great time whether you are looking for a new hobby, a way to catch your food, or a seasoned angler. Anyone fishing can...

You can still make eco-friendly choices for your grass-covered lawn. Pay attention to mowing, invasive plants, yard waste, & watering.

Backcountry camping (also known as wilderness camping) requires people to hike, bike, or paddle to get to the campsites. In the winter,...

Lake friendly camping means leaving no trace and making choices that do not add anything potentially harmful to our lakes.