Go to the Canadian Canoe Routes website ( (You need to Login or Register to view media files and links)) and click on "Routes" then"Search". Fill in the first three boxes (Canada - Ontario - Wabakimi) and you will get a bunch of info. (Warning: that part of the site has recently undergone a major re-work / upgrade, so there *may* still be a few glitsches).

It's probably worth registering at that site and searching their forums too, since (I don't think) all the relevant stuff makes it into their Routes section.

QJ is still (by far) the best place to go to for info on Quetico, but for anywhere else in Canada, ccr is probably the best place to start. 

The Symposium the Wilderness group (website host) does in Toronto in Feb is well worth going to. IMO a much more serious and all around better list of speakers than Canoecopia.

Good place to get face-face with some other tripping people for trips outside of Q.

I haven't looked. It might be early?? It's all in one hall, so you don't have to choose between speakers. I never looked at who was speaking. They have plenty of breaks and I usually sat through as much as I could. It's weighted heavily to arctic/river tripping, interspersed with some arctic cultural/research info.

I'm going to add here that I'll be doing the Wabakimi Project next June. Looks like the 14 to 21st if anyone is interested, check out the link: (You need to Login or Register to view media files and links)

...and, of course.....sign up to join us!

Thanks Ranger. Used to live in Denver a while back but never paddled --- whitewater rafted though outside (west) of Colorado Springs! Hiked/camped & mt biked a lot. Miss the mountains...but I have lots of forest and lakes to keep me busy here in MN. What route do you do when you went with Uncle Phil and his 'gang'? Feel free to direct me to a trip report or two!