How long could you survive in the wilderness all by yourself?
One Saskatchewan woman is finding out. She's enduring cold and dangerous conditions, all for a chance to win $500,000. It's for the reality show "Alone". A show where 10 contestants go against the isolation of the wild.
Michela Carrière is one of those contestants and she's also an entrepreneur and land-based educator who lives north of Cumberland House, Saskatchewan.
Видео How long could you survive in the wilderness all by yourself? канала CBCSaskatchewan
Michela Carrière is one of those contestants and she's also an entrepreneur and land-based educator who lives north of Cumberland House, Saskatchewan.
Видео How long could you survive in the wilderness all by yourself? канала CBCSaskatchewan
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