Boreal River Expeditions - Expéditions Rivière Boréal

09/02/2026

Another crew has just made it back home from their trip with the Mutehekau Shipu (Magpie River)!

Beautiful photos by guide Hannah Moroz

1: Great group shot!

2: The kitchen counter at The Gorge

3: Pétanque!

4: Casting for speckled trout

5: Moon rising over the steep slopes of boreal woodlands

08/25/2026

Days 1&2 of this week’s Mutehekau Shipu Rafting Expedition. Before flying inland to start the river journey, welcome to the Cote Nord (north shore of the Saint Lawrence Gulf)

1 - The group in front the La Maison de la Culture Innue

2 - Getting ready for an incredible morning and visit with Rita Mestokosho and Lydia Mestokosho-Paradis. Such a great way to start trip and start getting to know the river, region, and people!

3 - Magical mist. Looking out onto Parks Canada Mingan Archipelago National Park

4 - Breakfast on the beach: French toast, maple syrup, perfect Québec strawberries, and unreal sausage from Peabody Farm

5 - Beauty morning on the coast

07/18/2026

The Waikiki Waves on the Main Channel of the Ottawa River — day 2 of last week’s The Ottawa River Wilderness Expedition with and crew.

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05/30/2026

Camp for us is a place to unwind and connect.

The Ottawa Rivercamp is a private campsite tucked away along the Middle Channel, surrounded by forest and situated beside Lower Ostrum’s Rapids (sometimes known as Lower No-Name).

It’s a place to share stories around the fire, enjoy good food, slow down after a day on the water, and connect with the people and the place around you.

05/21/2026

A super win-win: you can support the incredible mission of “a swimmable, drinkable, fishable Ottawa River watershed, for everyone” AND go on an amazing river trip for two, by winning the live auction item of 2 seats on our 4-day Ottawa River Wilderness Expedition (choose 2026 or 2027), with 100% of your donation going to Ottawa Riverkeeper - Garde-rivière des Outaouais

05/19/2026

Thanks The Equity's Community Hub for sharing this story!

Nestled between L’Île-du-Grand-Calumet and the Ontario shore is a collection of islands that not many have been able to step foot on.  There are three big islands – Lafontaine, Green, and French – which together amount to roughly 1,000 acres, and dozens of smaller islands, too many to count....