A writer, photographer, and videographer are sharing important and compelling stories of endangered horse breeds around the world.

From roping sawhorses in an alley in Moose Jaw to throwing an ocean wave loop, here’s how Ontario participants are getting involved.

This western province boasts some of the coolest, most scenic camping spots for horse owners with stunning trail access.

Combine the breathtaking scenery of the province with the fun and adventure of riding with your fave equine and human pals.

From bed-n-bales to full-on wilderness experiences, camping with your equine pal can be good for the soul ‒ for both of you.

Make the most of this unused space by converting it into an ice rink (on purpose!) this winter for some family fun.

The Trail Riders of the Canadian Rockies’ annual ride in 1936 involved 55 men and women exploring the wilderness of Banff National Park.