DEPARTMENTS
5 | In This Issue
The stories stones tell.
By Victoria Foote
6 | Earthwatch
Rouge Valley victory short lived; Lake Erie too clean; lack of legislation leaves species at risk.
14 | Letters
17 | This Season
Gary and Joanie McGuffin go on the adventure of a lifetime, again and again.
By Margaret Carney
36 | Insider
Behind the scenes at FON.
46 | Reflections
Spending the winter at the cottage.
By Paul Rush
FEATURES
On the cover
20 | Opening the Flood Gates
A deluge of problems threatens many Ontario dams. Is it time to pay up or tear them down?
By Tim Tiner
24 | Shake, Rattle and Roll
Beneath the Earth’s crusty exterior, there’s a lot of pushing and shoving going on. Drive by a few of Ontario’s most remarkable rock cuts to see the results.
By Margaret Carney
30 | Breaking the Ice
Leslie Anthony says good-bye to winter in Temagami on the last back country ski trip of the season.
By Leslie Anthony
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