Episode 66: Camp Life w/ Garrett Ouellette

Under the Canopy

Today on Under the Canopy, my son Garrett makes an appearance, providing updates from the wilds of Saskatchewan and British Columbia, as we look forward to celebrating my mother's 90th birthday with a family reunion filled with love and laughter.
We then pivot from the kitchen to the construction site, as we delve into the fascinating world of camp jobs and remote projects across Canada. From reinforcing concrete slabs to building rail support systems, learn about the challenges and opportunities presented by gold mines in the Yukon and wind farms in Newfoundland. Gain insight into the promising future of Ontario's Ring of Fire, while considering the personal sacrifices made by workers in these remote locations, far from their loved ones.
Kim's touching testimonial about the healing benefits of chaga cream adds a human element to our exploration of natural remedies, as we recount an unforgettable adventure involving a chocolate lab and a chainsaw mishap in the woods. In true adventurous spirit, we discuss plans for a northern fishing trip and oil exploration in Ontario, sharing tales of peculiar fishing regulations and ancient coral beds.

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1. Episode 66: Camp Life w/ Garrett Ouellette (00:00:00)

2. Wild Food, Hunting, and Hydro Development (00:00:41)

3. Construction Process and Camp Job Market (00:14:53)

4. Camp Jobs and Remote Projects (00:20:10)

5. Chaga Cream Benefits and Tree Cutting (00:29:16)

6. Fishing Plans and Oil Exploration (00:38:54)

7. Firewood Cutting and Podcast Promotion (00:44:53)