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Searching for some camping tips as you head out into Canada's National Parks this summer? Look no further! This episode's guest, Audrey Levesque, is a Canadian camping expert who has worked with Parks Canada for over 20 years. Canada's diverse NATURE is one of the main reasons that newcomers give for moving here and Parks Canada manages and protects many of the most special places it has to offer - 171 national historic sites, 47 national parks and 5 national marine conservation areas to be exact! Join us as Audrey shares her experiences working in some of Canada's most beautiful and interesting spots, as well as her best advice for making the most of your campsite.   You don't want to miss: Living in Nova Scotia: What to expect from the summer season. An update on the ongoing wildfires burning across Canada. What is Parks Canada, why was it created and the important work that it does. The “Graveyard of the Atlantic”: Audrey's favourite posting after working with Parks Canada for 20+ years. Front vs Back-country camping, as well as the various “glamping” options available. How to reserve your National Park campsite and the fees to expect. The endless list of activities you can take advantage of during your visit. Leave no trace: Tips for keeping the parks clean and avoiding unwelcome wildlife visitors(!) Camping safety and etiquette. PLUS, all about the ‘Learn to Camp' overnight program if you'd like your first camping experience to be with an expert. Links & Resources: Parks Canada website: www.pc.gc.ca   Reserve your National Park campsite: https://reservation.pc.gc.ca/   FREE National Park admission for 1 full year with the Canoo app: https://canoo.ca/  Visitor Safety: https://parks.canada.ca/voyage-travel/securite-safety  ‘Learn to Camp' Program: https://parks.canada.ca/serapprocher-connect/ltc-dlc  Camping Checklists, Recipes, Printable Games, Tutorial Videos, and more: https://parks.canada.ca/voyage-travel/hebergement-accommodation/camping-101  Join the New to Canada Academy: Learn more  Download my 50 free tips from newcomers to Canada: What they wish they knew before they moved! https://thenewcomercollective.com/canada-tips/  Follow me on Instagram: @TheNewcomerCollective  For more about us and what we do, check out our website: TheNewcomerCollective.com

In the first episode of the odor discrimination mini series, we revisit an older episode of K9 Conservationists where Kayla Fratt speaks with Dr. Simon Gadbois to talk about signal detection theory and his conservation work. Discussed in this Podcast: Dr. Gadbois work in Nova Scotia What is signal detection theory? What's the potential problem with proportion or percentage correct data as performance? What's the problem with our basic lineup for training and testing detection dogs as it relates to SDT? How can trainers at home put this to use with their dogs? Links Mentioned in the Episode: Signal Detection Theory Where to find Dr. Gadbois: Website | Lab Facebook Page | Lab Facebook Group You can support the K9 Conservationists Podcast by joining our Patreon at patreon.com/k9conservationists. K9 Conservationists Website | Merch | Support Our Work | Facebook | Instagram | TikTok

In this episode of K9 Conservationists, Kayla Fratt speaks with Dr. Simon Gadbois to talk about signal detection theory and his conservation work! Discussed in this Podcast: Dr. Gadbois work in Nova Scotia What is signal detection theory? Signal detection theory is a means to measure the ability to differentiate between information-bearing patterns and random patterns that distract from the information. It has been around for a long time Mostly used for physical stimuli vs olfactory stimuli It wouldn't be useful for clear distinctions or errorless data However, signal detection theory needs a clear yes or a clear no What's the potential problem with proportion or percentage correct data as performance? What's the problem with our basic lineup for training and testing detection dogs as it relates to SDT? How can trainers at home put this to use with their dogs? Links Mentioned in the Episode: Signal Detection Theory Paper Memorial University d'Prime Calculator Where to find Dr. Gadbois: Website | Lab Facebook Page | Lab Facebook Group You can support the K9 Conservationists Podcast by joining our Patreon at patreon.com/k9conservationists. K9 Conservationists Website Go Fund Me

How do you pair wine and chocolate? Do the wines change with different types of chocolate, say milk chocolate versus dark chocolate? How is the 2019 harvest going in BC, Ontario and Nova Scotia? What can we expect as consumers in terms of style, quality, and price? How have the wildfires affected the California harvest of 2017, especially since those red wines are now hitting liquor store shelves? That's exactly what I'm talking about in today's edition of Unreserved Wine Talk. I’m also hosting my first live wine class for the 5 Wine & Food Pairing Mistakes that Can Ruin Your Dinner (and how to fix them forever). This free class is also when I’ll share details about my new, in-depth paid course called The Wine Smart Course (catchy right?) A Full-Bodied Framework to Taste, Pair & Buy Wine Like a Pro. You’ll know when you can join me on the free class if you get my wine newsletter. Enjoy!   Highlights Should you even try to pair wine and chocolate? Won't the sweetness of the chocolate make the wine taste bitter? Why are fortified wines the best partners for chocolate? How do their sweetness and higher alcohol content match the flavours of chocolate? Why does port, in particular, go well with chocolate? Why is milk chocolate harder to pair with wine than dark chocolate? Which wines pair best with white chocolate? What about desserts with just a touch of chocolate, like strawberries dipped in chocolate? What critical factors affected the 2019 harvest in BC, Ontario and NS? Did Hurricane Dorian have an impact on the harvest? Which wines and grapes will do well this year, and which won't? How does a wet, cold spring impact the style of wines? Why is 2019 proving to be a challenging harvest for winemakers across the country? How did the 2017 wildfires affect Californian wines? What can you expect in terms of taste and style for the reds now hitting liquor store shelves?   To learn more about the resources mentioned in this episode, visit the show notes.

Holy shit we made it to our 20th episode of the Get Out and SURF podcast! This week, Joe Walsh, Niki Hurren, and Patrick McNulty return from the new Get Out and SURF podcast headquarters, a secret cabin by the sea (with an epic surf break) located somewhere between Tamarindo and Panama City. Please take two minutes to subscribe and give us a review on iTunes. Future podcast listeners will thank you. Email the show: getoutandsurfCR@gmail.com In this week's episode we answer emails about: - The Get Out and SURF podcast will be a major sponsor of the Great Lakes Surf Festival this August 17th in Muskegon, Michigan. - What to say in the lineup when you're about to catch a wave, when someone drops in on you, when you drop in on someone else, etc - Hurricane season in Maine and Nova Scotia - What's the rainy season like in Costa Rica in November? Thanks for listening to the podcast and sharing the love. We hope you like what we're doing, but make sure to tell us know how we can do it better. We are here to help, to entertain, and to perpetuate stoke. Pura vida! Mosquito Coast (the movie) Oliver Tree Grouplove Great Lakes Surf Festival Christopher Mongeau Photography Witch's Rock Surf Camp music by: the Dirty Heads

We are wrapping up 2018 with some fascinating guests. BILL MANN is certainly one of them. We will be discussing the Sinclair voyage to North America and the evidence that they established a colony in medieval Canada. How does Why did they settle in Nova Scotia? What did they bring, and what was their purpose? Of course, there is the Oak Island legend and the Mi'kmaq histories, but what else about Bill's research gives us proof of the Sinclair's arrival 100 years before Columbus? This is history that won't appear in your high school history books.https://www.innertraditions.com/author/william-f-mann

We are wrapping up 2018 with some fascinating guests. BILL MANN is certainly one of them. We will be discussing the Sinclair voyage to North America and the evidence that they established a colony in medieval Canada. How does Why did they settle in Nova Scotia? What did they bring, and what was their purpose? Of course, there is the Oak Island legend and the Mi'kmaq histories, but what else about Bill's research gives us proof of the Sinclair's arrival 100 years before Columbus? This is history that won't appear in your high school history books. https://www.innertraditions.com/author/william-f-mann/