Whiteshell Park Promises Scenic Lakes and Outdoor Fun
The Whiteshell Provincial Park offers dramatic granite cliffs, pine groves, and mossy ledges along a network of lakes and rivers. Visitors can canoe from Caddy Lake, explore White shell and Crow Duck routes to the Winnipeg River, and enjoy camping, fishing, swimming, and cabin or tent sites with nearby stores, garages, and restaurants.
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Whiteshell
Manitoba
Caddy Lake
Mallard Lake
Winnipeg River
Crow Duck Lakes
Lone Island
Betula
Rock Lake Route and Lodging Guide
Rock Lake lies 19 miles from the U S border and accessible from Highway 20 in North Dakota then No 17 in Manitoba to Crystal City. From there go west to Clearwater and north to the lake. Good hotel accommodations are available and the lake is stocked with northern pike and pickerel. The lake sits 125 miles southwest of Winnipeg on No 3 Highway.
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Nly
U.S
Rock Lake
Pelican Lake Angling Pleasures Near North Dakota Manitoba Border
The Pelican Lake region offers northern pike and pickerel for anglers. Located 27 miles from the international border, access is via Highway 30 in North Dakota and Highway 18 into Manitoba. Ninette provides good hotel accommodations at the lake's north end.
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North Dakota
No. 18
Manitoba
Ninette
Lac Du Bonnet Pine Falls Scenic River Region
Lac du Bonnet Pine Falls in Manitoba offer scenic river stretches with the Winnipeg River system roaring at Silver Falls and calm elsewhere. The area supplies hydro electric power to southern Manitoba and hosts power plants and waterfalls along with abundant fishing lakes and cabin or hotel accommodations.
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Ome
Manitoba
Lac du Bonnet-Pine Falls
Winnipeg
Silver Falls
Lake Dauphin as Summer Resort Near Dauphin
Lake Dauphin AKE Dauphin ten miles east of the town grows as a popular local summer resort with fishing boating and golfing. A new picnic ground serves visitors though no lodging is available. Rivers feeding the lake yield pickerel and pike for sportsmen.
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Ake
Manitoba Beaches Offer Summer Recreation At Lake Winnipeg
Manitoba summer playgrounds cater to vacationers who seek cooling swims at many beaches. On Lake Winnipeg’s west and east shores, Winnipeg Beach and Gimli along with Camp Morton and others provide public and private resort facilities. Grand Beach Victoria Beach Hillside Beach on the east attract rail travelers and visitors.
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Anitoba
Lake Winnipeg
Winnipeg
Gimli
Camp Morton
Sandy Hook
Ponemah
Whytewold
Sans Souci
Grand Beach
Victoria Beach
Hillside Beach
How To Enter Canada From the United States
The article advises U.S. residents on crossing into Canada noting border delays and minimal formalities. Permanent residents need no passport but should carry identification and citizenship documents. Cars may enter for six months without duty, with a permit from Canadian Customs. Sports gear must be reported. non residents need RCMP permits for firearms, obtainable via provincial travel offices.
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Canada
United States
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Travel and Publicity Bureau
Rules For Fishermen Protecting Forests And Fishing Duty
Do not exceed the limit allowed and do not kill undersized fish. Avoid unsportsmanlike methods and use harbless hooks for better sport. Beware of starting forest fires. By protecting the forest you conserve fish and game. Remember your children will enjoy good fishing and it is your duty to further protection of fish at all times.
Fish to catch in the West
Native species such as trout pickerel walleyes northern pike and perch abound in western waters. Anglers may haul a 40 pound lake trout with luck. Loch Leven speckled rainbow trout have been introduced and small mouth bass now inhabit Prince Albert National Park waters. The province features clear cold lakes and rivers producing firm flavorful fish.
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Prince Albert National Park
Orchids No Attraction To Colombian Girls
Bogota reports that orchids are abundant and cheap, leading Colombian girls to avoid receiving them. American tourists find it hard to adjust to the orchid surplus. Cruise-ship bachelors enjoy showering bouquets aboard at small cost. The article also notes the estimated weight of a big redwood tree at 1,700 tons.
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Bogota
Madge Lake Named One of Saskatchewan’s Top Resorts
Madge Lake in Duck Mountain Provincial Park earns recognition as a premier quiet vacation spot. Located near Yorkton and the Manitoba border, the area features diverse wildlife and excellent fishing with stocked pike pickerel and perch since 1920. Accommodation includes Ministick Lodge and several lakefront cabins and leased surveyed lots along the shore.
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Saskatchewan
Madge Lake
Duck Mountain
Yorkton
Manitoba
Department of Natural Resources
Lac La Ronge Emerging as Saskatchewan’s Northern Resort
Lac La Ronge, 190 miles north of Prince Albert, gains status as Saskatchewan’s northern vacation hub with No. 2 Highway access since 1947 and regular flights by Saskatchewan Government Airways. The nearby Park, created in 1939, awaits development as guides, motor canoe trips, and lake trout fishing attract visitors to this growing outpost.
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AC LA Ronge
Saskatchewan
Northwest Territories
Saskatchewan Government Airways
Great Northland
Lac la Ronge
Prince Albert
Setback for Australian broncho rider Reginald Cakebread
Reginald Cakebread, noted Australian bucking broncho rider, suffered a minor injury after falling from a rocking horse while teaching his young niece to ride. He broke his collarbone in the mishap in Sydney.
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Sydney
Australia
Reginald Cakebread
Saskatchewan Parks Offer Extensive Resort Style Recreation
Moose Mountain near Carlyle and Kenosee Lake host a government backed resort with a chalet and 24 cabins, electric service and gravel park roads. Cypress Hills, high altitude and forests near Maple Creek feature lodges, cabins, dining, golf, swimming and horse riding with abundant wildlife and stocked trout streams.
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Cypress Hills
Virginia
Katepwe Valley Qu’Appelle Beauty and Park Feature
Katepwe in the Qu Appelle Valley hosts a government park and camping site 14 miles north of Indian Head on Highway 1. The valley, about 100 miles long, is a famed central Saskatchewan beauty spot shaped like a sunken garden and inspired Pauline Johnson’s legend about the origin of the word Qu Appelle.
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Qu'Appelle
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Katepwe
Indian Head
Qu‘Appelle
Pauline Johnson
Scenic Carlyle Lake Vacation Route Near Moose Mountain
The piece touts Carlyle Lake in Moose Mountain park country Eastern Saskatchewan as ideal for vacations. It highlights a long shoreline with many bays, solitude in distant reaches, and a scenic drive from Kenosee Lake between resorts. Fishermen find pike pickerel and perch popular in these lakes.
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Carlyle Lake
Moose Mountain Park
Saskatchewan
Kenosee Lake
Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park Beach Highlights
Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park near Highway No. 9 north of Yorkton offers safe shallow bathing for children and wide sandy beaches. The area features a camp site with kitchen, picnic tables, benches, sanitation facilities, and various camping spots for bathing and boating. Salvation Army workers worldwide use 81 languages.
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Good Spirit Lake
Highway No. 9
Yorkton
Specially Selected Holiday Recipes For Guests
A collection of recipes including sausages and fried apples, gelatin dessert with apples and grapefruit, fruit juice ice cream, chicken mushroom pimento toast, muffins, and a note about the Swiss president serving one year with the vice president succeeding.
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Switzerland
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Parks and Resorts
Manitoba’s
Qu’Appelle Valley
Sask
Pelican Lake
Lac du Bonnet
Lake Dauphin
Moose Mountain
Carlyle
Kenosee
Banff
Canadian Rockies
Dominion
Maple Creek
Alberta
Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park
Salvation Army
Cvn
Singar
Chicken
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