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• COVID is still here; Scouting should be outdoors — 2023-10-17
• Scouting Museums in Canada — Explore the history of Scouting — 2023-02-20
• Responding in Scouting to tragedy — Speaking with young people about tragic world events — 2020-08-02
• Online Scouting: How to make it work — COVID-19 lockdowns may mean Scouting needs to continue online — 2020-06-27
• Scouts Canada's finances — Year ending August 31, 2019 — 2020-06-14
• The cost of a Scouting trip to Europe — What does it cost to take a Scouting troop to Europe? — 2020-04-24
• Scouts Canada's governance — How the Board of Governors is chosen — 2020-02-02
• Moon Phase Calendar — What will the phase of the Moon be for your next Scout camp? — 2009-09-05
• Flags of Canada and the Provinces — High-quality flag images for use in badge work — 2009-05-09
• How to Make a Scout Necker — And how to get the size right — 2009-04-04
• Questions for Interviewing New Adult Volunteers — Making interviews an effective part of volunteer screening — 2009-03-29
• Klondike Derby Events — Events for a Klondike Derby — 2007-10-29
• Keeping our Kids Safe: Duties of Adult Volunteers — A one-page summary of a volunteer's duty of care — 2007-10-03
• CJ'07 Sunrise Ceremony Soundscape — Canadian Scout Jamboree 2007 Centennial Sunrise Ceremony — 2007-06-17
• One World, One Promise — A song to celebrate Scouting's Centenary — 2007-06-17
• Bill S-1001: An Act respecting Scouts Canada — 2007-02-07
• Scouts Canada Act — Time for Action — Help stop this undemocratic bill — 2007-02-03
• Presenting Volunteer Recognition in Scouting — How to make honours and awards more effective — 2007-01-22
• What can I do? — 2006-12-09
• Why this bill will be harmful — S-1001 will damage Scouts Canada — 2006-12-09
• Kennabi Paddling Song — The Anthem of the Lilly-dippers — 2006-11-19
• Scouts Canada Act: Bill S-27 — 2005-11-29
• Councils and Areas of Scouts Canada — A complete list of Scouts Canada's councils and areas — 2005-03-30
• Royal Charter of The Boy Scouts Association — January 4, 1912 document is basis for Scouts Canada — 2005-03-28
• Navigating for Scouts — A Self-teaching Guide to Navigation with Map and Compass — 2005-02-21
• Canadian Acts of Parliament Relating to Scouting — The current law governing Scouts Canada — 2005-02-18
• How Scouts Canada is Governed — Help make Scouts Canada democratic — 2004-10-16
• How to Teach Semaphore — Scouts enjoy learning this visual communication method — 2004-10-12
• WFIS World Conference 2004 — Report on the World Federation of Independent Scouts meeting in BC — 2004-10-02
• Professionalized Scouting? That's a LAFF — Canned programs are no substitute for Scouting — 2004-09-29
• Save Your Scout Camp — What to do before Scouts Canada tries to sell your local Scout Camp — 2004-08-03
• Democracy: The Right to Complain — Scouts Canada's Chief Commissioner offers his understanding of democracy — 2004-05-25
• Scouts Canada Conference 2004 — April 17, 2004, Mississauga, Ontario — 2004-05-17
• Ontario Properties and Camps — The message is sell, sell, sell — 2004-05-17
• Keynote: Kenya Street Scouts — International Commissioner Tyler Arrell spoke about the Kenya Street Scouts — 2004-05-17
• Program Updates — Julian Celms provided an update on the work of Scouts Canada's Program Department — 2004-05-17
• Scouting in Canada Update — An update from Scouts Canada's national leadership — 2004-05-17
• Celebrate WJ’55 — 2005 will be the fiftieth anniversary of the Eighth World Scout Jamboree — 2004-05-17
• Managing our Scout Camps — How to ensure camps are an asset, not a burden — 2004-04-28
• What’s Really Making You Feel Bad? — At story about keeping warm at winter camp — 2004-04-15
• Boards of Review for Scout Rank Advancement — Scouters interview Scouts to ensure they have earned their next rank — 2004-03-30
• Scouts Canada Act: Bill S-19 — 2004-03-20
• Group Finance Policy — Policies to help ensure proper stewardship of a Scout group’s financial resources — 2004-01-27
• Youth Input? No way! — What is the role of youth members in program planning? — 2004-01-27
• On Preparedness — Every once in a while, something happens that re-affirms your faith in what you believe in — 2003-12-11
• How to make Scouts Canada Democratic — Help make Scouts Canada democratic — 2003-09
• Membership Retention — What we can do about membership decline — 2002-11-05
• A Proposal for a Democratic Scouts Canada — We can all participate in a mail ballot election — 2002-09
• Over the Alps on the Lötschepass — A journal entry from Kandersteg International Scout Centre, Switzerland — 2002-07
• Group Committee Role Descriptions — Defining the responsibilities of Group Committee members — 2002-06
• Upside-Down Scouting — Scouts Canada’s restructuring focuses on making the membership accountable to the national Board, rather than on meeting the needs of the Scouts — 2002-05
• Klondike, Ho! — Resources for running a Klondike Derby, including a new sled design — 2002-02
• Klondike Derby Kit Lists — What you need to Be Prepared for a Klondike Derby — 2002-02
• Klondike Derby Sled Plans — A new design for a strong, light, and inexpensive Klondike sled — 2002-02
• Klondike Derby Mushing — Working as a team to drive your Klondike sled — 2002-02
• Scout Patrol Emblems — Nineteen Canadian animals and their symbolic meanings — 2002-02
• Scout Patrol Flags — Patrol flags are fun to make and help identify a patrol — 2002-02
• Preparing for a Klondike Derby — Organizing and participating in a successful event — 2002-02
• Patrol Camp Kit List — What a patrol needs for a weekend camp — 2002-01
• A Rover Ramble to the birthplace of Scouting — A journal entry from Kandersteg International Scout Centre, Switzerland — 2001-09-19
• The Hunt for Captain Rasputin’s Treasure — A treasure hunt program for Scouts — 2001-05
• Tips for running Scouts’ Owns — Six keys to more effective spiritual programs — 2001-01
• Personal Camp Kit List — What a Scout needs for a weekend camp — 2000-10
• The B-P Kit — This First Aid/Emergency Kit helps Scouts to Be Prepared — 2000-09
• The Chase of the Trapped Keener — A clever method for Scouter recruitment — 2000-06-12
• Many Messages in the Stars — A story about the 91st Toronto Scout Troop — 2000-06
• Extreme Adventure: Extremely Easy — All fun and no learning is not Scouting — 2000-02-26
• Emergency Phone Numbers Card — An important item for your BP Kit — 2000-02
• Flag Break and Flag Down — A ceremony to start and end the day — 2000, revised 2014-04-06
• The Rover Adviser’s Vigil — Questions to help the Rover Adviser Squire prepare for their responsibilities — 2000
• Can the Rover Scout Vigil Change the Community Which Values It? — An analysis of the Rover Vigil as ritual — 2000
• Scouting Glossary — Common words and phases used in Scouting in Canada — 2000
• What is a Scouts' Own? — A Scouts' Own is an important part of the spiritual life of any Scout section — 2000
• What is Scouting? — Scouting is fun with a purpose, directed towards helping boys and girls become happy, healthy, useful citizens — 2000
• Structured Play is not Scouting — Scouts Canada’s new program potentially to be operated by paid leaders — 1999-09
• The Scout Method and Camp Opemikon — How the Scout Method is put to use at a residential summer camp — 1998-12
• A Brief Explanation of Co-ed Scouting — How and why Scouts Canada opened its doors to everyone — 1998-11
• A Winter Camp Story — It all starts with an official Storm Warning — 1998-03
• Scout Investiture Ceremony — Making a meaningful start to Scouting — 1998
• Starting a Rover Crew — Tips from an Old Scout on how to get started with Rovering — 1998
• The Scouter-in-Training Award — A proposal for an addition to the Venturer Program — 1997-11
• A Spring Camp Story — A little rain, a little sun, and lots of the Scouting Spirit — 1996-04
• When to Wear Which Necker — How choose which necker to wear — 1996
• Wolf Cub Jungle Grand Howl Opening and Closing Ceremony — Bring the jungle to your pack — 1996
• What does Scouting mean by Duty to God? — Scouting embraces diverse spiritual expression, theistic or not — 1996
• The Ten Quests of Rovering — BP’s challenges for Rovers — 1996
• Sample Rover Round Table Bylaws — Most Rover Round Tables formalize their organization in writing — 1996
• The Rover Vigil — The Rover Squire will quietly think out what is going on in their lives — 1996
• Scoutmaster Investiture Ceremony — Recognizing a new Scouter at the front of the horseshoe — 1996
• The Uniform IOU — Loan uniforms to those who cannot afford them — 1996
• A Sample Venturer Bylaw — Some Venturer Companies formalize their organization in writing — 1996
• Appropriate Caring and Touching of Children — Ensuring everyone is and feels safe — 1995
• How to Take the Minutes of a Meeting — Minutes are a record of what happened, what was decided, and what actions will be taken — 1995
• A Sample Rover Crew Bylaw — Most Rover Crews formalize their organization in writing — 1994
• Fundamental Principles — The basic ideas underlying the Scout Movement — 1992
• About Scoutdocs — Resources for Scouting in Canada
• Canadian Scouting Associations — Canada has several Scouting associations
• Baden-Powell 150th Anniversary Crest/Badge/Patch
• Scouts in Hansard — Read when Scouting is mentioned in the Parliament of Canada
• Canadian Scouting Camps Directory
• Scoutdocs-Update
• What’s New on Scoutdocs
• Documents
• ScoutDocs Scout Camps Map — Find Scout Camps Quickly and Easily
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