Back Roads Bill

Later start to winter and a milder one, says Bill. Others say bad winter ahead. After studying the natural signs since August, will Bill's prediction prove correct?

This week, Bill tells us about culturally significant, living artifacts of Indigenous life and beliefs that many in northern Ontario may not be aware of

This week, Bill takes us back to a cemetery with a story about people and the places they once lived on the back roads

Bill revisits a Remembrance Day story with new information

This week Bill tells us about a labyrinth project he has been working on and forwards an invitation

On the back roads we sometimes come across twisted bits of metal and concrete telling us something was there in the past; there are many old mines and logging camps on the landscape.

Last week Bill told us about polar bears he encountered. This week we learn about the expedition to the most northern point in Ontario

Next week Bill will tell us about journeying to the most northern point in Ontario, but this week it is all about a polar bear encounter en route

This week Back Roads Bill is on his way to Hudson Bay and the furthest most corner/boundary of the province

This week Bill retraces a historic expedition going back in time explaining the importance of natural and cultural heritage