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GPS Tracking Saves a Hiker – My Story

By Jonathan Tipton One of my favorite things to do in the early spring is go up to Sleeping Giant Provincial Park in the North-western section of Ontario. Sleeping Giant has many trails and is an amazing source for seeing wildlife up close. My story is about nature getting too close and how my GPS

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Everyday Heroes Meet Cutting Edge Technology

By Greg Bartlett

 
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Why Track Your Children?

By Harriette Halepis

 
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GPS is Much More than Navigation

By Greg Bartlett Almost everyone is familiar with the onboard GPS navigation systems being marketed for vehicles. These systems are able to provide drivers with real time turn by turn directions to get from point A to point B. What many people may not realize is that GPS has many other uses in a vehicle.

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Rain or Shine – GPS Tracking Works Anytime

By Harriette Halepis For some reason, most of us never think of the future in stormy terms. When we picture what we might do today or tomorrow, we always tend to think of these events as being held in perfect weather. Even for those that think about potential accidents, the thought of snow, rain, ice,

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CPR and GPS – The Acronyms that Saved a Stranger

By Greg Bartlett It was an unusually dark night. My dad and I had decided to take a narrow country road to cut through a lot of twists and turns on the highway. We were traveling home from a family get together. We hit a long corner and somehow ended up slamming into a speeding

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Stormy Weather

By Harriette Halepis Each year, hundreds of boaters get lost on lakes, oceans, and rivers. Sometimes these people have lost their way during stormy weather, and sometimes they simply drifted too far off course. In most cases the details of these lost boaters aren’t that important. What is important is knowing how to stay on

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A New City

By Harriette Halepis Every day people move from one city to another. This often means exploring a new town, finding new schools and banks, and searching for new favourite spots. While all of these things are quite common, what happens when a new city suddenly becomes a dangerous place? No matter what new city you

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Why Every Outdoorsman Needs a PLB

By Greg Bartlett If you are a hunter, hiker or a backpacker chances are that you have found yourself out on a wilderness trail miles from anywhere. The feeling of the solitude and being at one with nature provides you with feelings of calm and serenity. That calm and serenity can be shattered at a

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Forget the Book, Busted by the Little Black Cell phone

Published on March 13, 2009 by in News

By Greg Bartlett This is a cautionary tale for those people who may want to dabble outside of their relationships. Did you know that many new cell phones are equipped with GPS tracking devices? If you are thinking of becoming a cheater you probably hope that your significant other remains blissfully unaware of these intentions.

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