Polar bears discussing which tour they should go on. Robert Postma photo. by George Williams Why Churchill? Churchill, Manitoba is one of the only places on Earth where you can safely view polar bears in the wild. Located on the shores of Hudson Bay, this small town of fewer than…
Seal River light show. by Maggie Cole Sleep in Town. Chase the Lights. Adventure Starts Here. If the northern lights are on your bucket list, 2026 is your year - and the Blueberry Inn is your place. Churchill Wild is thrilled to announce that the Blueberry Inn is now open…
RVC group all set for their Pre-FAM flight to Seal River Heritage Lodge. by George Williams Sixteen of the world's elite luxury travel professionals beat the summer polar bears to Seal River Heritage Lodge last week, and they were blown away. The group was participating in one of the exclusive…
by George Williams Churchill Wild is thrilled to announce the launch of our new Summer Cloud Wolves of the Kaska Coast Expedition, which will run from July 24 to August 2, 2026 at Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge. In the vast wilderness of Manitoba's Kaska Coast, where the boreal…
Polar bear mom and cub snuggles. Seal River Heritage Lodge. Allison Reimer photo. by George Williams Happy Mother’s Day from our Churchill Wild polar bears! We’ve had so many wonderful Moms at the Churchill Wild ecolodges over the years and we’d like to say a heartfelt thank you to all…
by George Williams When the lights dimmed at the Sacred Heart University Community Theatre on Earth Day, 2025, filmmaker Tomas Koeck watched his vision unfold before a sold-out crowd of more than 450 people. His documentary, "Flyway of Life," wasn't just premiering; it was striking an emotional chord. "We had…
Guide talks to a polar bear at Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge. Jad Davenport photo. by George Williams On the rugged shores of Hudson Bay, where the vast northern wilderness meets the historic waters of the Arctic, one name has defined authentic polar bear encounters for generations: Churchill Wild is the…
Churchill Wild co-founders and owners Mike and Jeanne Reimer with the Honourable Nellie Kennedy, Minister of Sport, Culture, Heritage and Tourism (right). George Williams photo. by George Williams Churchill Wild's first-ever awareness event at the Little Brown Jug in Winnipeg on February 6, 2025, was a resounding success. Dignitaries in…
Polar bears playing in Hudson Bay. Seal River Heritage Lodge. Andreas Meyer-Wernecke photo. by Maggie Cole Most people think you can only see Churchill polar bears in the traditional polar bear viewing months of October and November, but you can actually see these great white bears along the Hudson Bay…
Northern lights viewing is a mesmerizing experience! Dennis Fast photo. by George Williams The new Blueberry Inn website is up and running and ready for online bookings, just in time for the popular February and March northern lights viewing tours in Churchill! These cold winter months are among the best…