Things to Do in Canada 184 (Cypress Hills)

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Did you know? Rising out of the prairies, Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park boasts the highest elevation between the Rocky Mountains and the Torngat Mountains of Labrador.

Speaking of Cypress Hills, you’ll learn all about them in this newsletter, as we share travel guides to both the Alberta and Saskatchewan sides of the park. We’ll also share a video as we visited Alberta’s portion a couple of years ago and were blown away by the beauty and uniqueness of this region.

So without further ado, enjoy the 184th edition of the Weekly Goose!

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As an Interprovincial Park, there are two sides to Cypress Hills. One side resides in Saskatchewan while the other resides in Alberta. Both are unique, and beautiful and offer different things to do. Learn more in our two travel guides below.

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A few years ago, we had the pleasure of visiting Alberta’s portion of Cypress Hills for the first time. After driving through the badlands to get there, it very much felt like an oasis. It’s a truly unique ecosystem in Canada and a must-visit destination for anyone interested in nature! Check out our video below…

Just for Fun

  • People often look down on pigeons when in reality, they have cleverly fit in so well with the human species that they flourish in cities. In Toronto, they have flourished so much that the city is planning to introduce a program to lace bait with birth control with a goal of reducing the population by half each year.

  • Speaking of pigeons in Toronto, it’s legal to own up to 50 of them, which could be another reason why they have a population problem.

  • It’s pretty common for people to steal things like cash and cars, but a Québec honey producer just had 200,000 bees stolen from his property. Thefts of hives have been rising across the province, which is leading beekeepers to invest more in surveillance. Is honey that valuable now?