Dane Lanken

The famous ‘Indian’ of the 1930s may have been a fraud, but he was a true conservationist

Source: Canadian Geographic, March/April 1999
Department: Feature stories
Contributors: Dane Lanken

Players skate to the big league from virtually every corner of Canada

Source: Canadian Geographic, March/April 1999
Department: GeoMap
Contributors: Kathleen McLean , Steven Fick , Dane Lanken, Signy Fridriksson

On April 1, Canada’s youngest population takes over our largest territory

Source: Canadian Geographic, January/February 1999
Department: Feature stories
Contributors: Dane Lanken, Mary Vincent

Answers to readers' perplexing questions

Source: Canadian Geographic, March/April 1998
Department: Write to Know
Contributors: Dane Lanken

Answers to readers' perplexing questions

Source: Canadian Geographic, January/February 1998
Department: Write to Know
Contributors: Dane Lanken

Answers to readers' perplexing questions

Source: Canadian Geographic, November/December 1997
Department: Write to Know
Contributors: Dane Lanken

Grand, tree-lined Roads of Rememberance were created by many cities to commemorate the war dead. Today, only one remains intact.

Source: Canadian Geographic, November/December 1997
Department: Feature stories
Contributors: Dane Lanken, Todd Korol

Answers to readers' perplexing questions

Source: Canadian Geographic, September/October 1997
Department: Write to Know
Contributors: Dane Lanken

Canada's 12 extraordinary sites on UNESCO's World Heritage List

Source: Canadian Geographic, July/August 1997
Department: Poster map
Contributors: Steven Fick , Signy Fridriksson , Ken Francis , Charles Syrett , Dane Lanken

Answers to readers' perplexing questions

Source: Canadian Geographic, July/August 1997
Department: Write to Know
Contributors: Dane Lanken

Answers to readers' perplexing questions

Source: Canadian Geographic, May/June 1997
Department: Write to Know
Contributors: Dane Lanken

Answers to readers' perplexing questions

Source: Canadian Geographic, March/April 1997
Department: Write to Know
Contributors: Dane Lanken

Barren and frigid, Wapusk National Park is famous for its loafers, polar giants who fast all summer before the feast of winter

Source: Canadian Geographic, November/December 1996
Department: Feature stories
Contributors: Dane Lanken, Wayne Lynch

A Gold Medal for the National Geographic Society president who challenged geographical 'ignorance'

Source: Canadian Geographic, November/December 1996
Department: Society News
Contributors: Dane Lanken

A photographer discovers modern art in ancient bones

Source: Canadian Geographic, September/October 1996
Department: Feature stories
Contributors: Dane Lanken, Sinforoso Resultay

We know where and how often tornadoes occur in Canada. Global warming could change that pattern.

Source: Canadian Geographic, July/August 1996
Department: Feature stories
Contributors: Dane Lanken

A visual celebration of Canada's great northern forest

Source: Canadian Geographic, May/June 1996
Department: Feature stories
Contributors: Dane Lanken