Back Roads Bill

This week Back Roads Bill writes a thankful story and takes us through a primer of who is responsible for logging roads and why they are so important

Back Roads Bill recently completed this marathon dash to the most northern point one can reach by road in Northern Ontario

This story centres on previous interviews with an author who wrote a compelling book on one of the Indian residential schools, as they were called, along with thoughts from other Indigenous community leaders and a residential school survivor

Back Roads Bill recently visited the Beckwith site as his first wilderness out trip according to COVID protocol allowances

This week, Back Roads Bill looks at how area rock paintings were probably created

Gearing up and heading out to some outstanding places on the Back Roads with Bill

Lessons learned from tragedy are the subject of this week's column from Back Roads Bill

Bill is looking forward to paddling and to help with physical preparations he sought some advice to strengthen and stretch our bodies on and off the water

Only two of the Dionne quintuplets have survived to their 87th birthday. Quintland has not

How and old engineering feat, the remains of which can be seen at Montreal River, found new applications