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About Can Geo
What we’re reading during the COVID-19 pandemic
Introducing the newest Can Geo coworkers
Revealing the May/June 2020 Canadian Geographic cover
Revealing Canadian Geographic’s November/December 2019 cover
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Community
10 facts about Elections Canada on its 100th anniversary
Heartwarming tweets showcase dedication of Canada Post
Photo competition: What does home mean to you?
Fighting floods and fires while a pandemic rages on
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COVID-19
Cyclist prepares to cross bridge
How Canadian cities are adapting to COVID-19
Epidemiologist’s book on pandemics takes an interdisciplinary look at the spread of diseases
Five conservation experts weigh in on the future for wildlife post-COVID-19
How Canada’s zoos are adapting to COVID-19 realities
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Education
Manitoba teacher on a hike near her hometown
Featured Teacher: Louise Roberts
Hearts in the Ice: Biodiversity and our oceans
Burlington 9th grader takes top spot in 25th Annual Can Geo Challenge
Introducing the 2020 Can Geo Challenge national finalists
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Environment & Nature
Zhelevo oak tree Toronto
“If this tree could talk:” The fight to save Zhelevo, Toronto’s most iconic red oak
Saving the peatlands: Water loss in northern peatlands can accelerate global warming, scientists say
Harnessing the power of nature to fight climate change
From plastic trash to treasured art: Five artists invite us to rethink our relationship with plastic
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Events & Exhibits
Can Geo Talks: Virtual Series 2020
Can Geo Talks: Spring 2020
Can Geo Talks: Fall 2019
Can Geo Talks presents: Jill Heinerth
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Explore Podcast
Items donated to HBC Collection by Julian Camsell
Explore presents the Hudson’s Bay Company - Part 4(3): Treasures of the fur trade
Explore presents the Hudson’s Bay Company - Part 4(2): Blankets and moccasins
Explore presents the Hudson’s Bay Company - Part 4(1): The Royal Charter
Explore presents HBC *Bonus episode* - Life at Fort Simpson
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Mapping
map with arrows
In their own words: an interactive map shares the stories of Sixties Scoop survivors
Exploring the new Winnipeg Food Atlas
Mapping the threat status of wild Atlantic salmon
Mapping COVID-19: How maps make us feel
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People & Culture
Summer camps are cancelled due to COVID-19, but getting kids out in nature still important, advocates say
Five newly digitized Indigenous archival records
Growing food security in First Nations communities
Tom Longboat, Indigenous self-determination and discrimination in sport
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RCGS
Alex Trebek illustrated by Robert Carter
A special message from Alex Trebek
The Royal Canadian Geographical Society and the National Geographic Society join forces
RCGS, Roots team up to create non-medical face masks
How the British Trans-Arctic Expedition made the first crossing of the Arctic Ocean
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Science & Technology
Gatineau, Que. tornado Sept. 21, 2018
Weather watchers encouraged to report tornadoes in Canada this summer
Analyzing ancient ecosystems using dinosaur teeth
Scientists find fragment of ancient continent in northern Canada
Returning calcium to lakes and oceans, one seashell at a time
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The North
Tiny plastic particles on a fingertip
Researchers find microplastics in nearly every sample taken in the Eastern Canadian Arctic
POLAR scientist shares insights on losing summer of Arctic research
Portraits of the North in isolation
Indigenous, Inuit concerned about health systems, lost knowledge with COVID-19
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Travel & Places
The 49th parallel: Our defining line
When it comes to volcano tourism, is the reward worth the risk?
How the world came together to protect a B.C. inlet
Searching for Sasquatch, finding ourselves
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Wildlife
Red fox napping on car
Foxes are self-domesticating in the U.K, so why not Canada?
How a new birdsong “went viral” across Canada
Blurring the edges: A novel form of camouflage discovered with glass frogs
The strange way scientists are trying to save snakes in southwestern Ontario
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