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Indigenous Peoples Atlas of Canada
How we chose the cover: September/October 2018 Canadian Geographic
How we chose the cover: July/August 2018 Canadian Geographic
Environment and Climate Change Minister Catherine McKenna to guest edit issue of Canadian Geographic
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Canada 150
Clyde River, Nunavut
Video of the Week: A visual celebration of Canada
Photos: A voyage through the Northwest Passage
Video of the Week: Thompson, Man., howls its way into the record books
Manitoba farmer creates intricate Canada 150 corn maze
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Charting Change
Photo: IDRC
Working wonders with mine waste
Zeroing in on Zika
Dramatic delivery
The wheel deal
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Community
Momo the border collie hides on a lifeguard stand in Deep Cove, B.C.
20 travelling pets you have to follow on Instagram
#CanGeoTravel: Our country in 10 photos
Cold calling: 10 wonderfully wintry images from Can Geo's Photo Club
Sunrise, sunset: 10 amazing 'golden hour' images from Can Geo's Photo Club
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Contests
Help us choose the November/December 2018 Canadian Geographic cover!
Help us choose the cover: Special Collector's Edition Best Wildlife Photography 2019
Help us choose the Fall/Winter 2018-2019 Canadian Geographic Travel cover!
Help us choose the September/October 2018 Canadian Geographic cover!
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Education
Thunder Bay teacher teaches about water conservation
Geography teacher of the month: Peter Cameron
Young Canadian geographers win five medals at International Geography Olympiad
Google Earth Voyager story highlights Indigenous cultural heritage
International GeoOlympiad kicks off in Quebec City
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Energy
Canadian university students win award at Shell Eco-marathon Americas
Canadian teams win big at the Shell Eco-marathon Americas
Q&A with a team captain heading to the Shell Eco-marathon Americas
Alternative fuel sources get put to the test at Shell Eco-marathon Americas
Meet the only Canadian high school team competing at Shell Eco-marathon Americas
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Environment & Nature
Federal government announces $30 million in funding for The Great Trail
When a lake is better than a lab
Touring exhibit drives home problem of ocean plastic
We’re living in a new geological age
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Events & Exhibits
Guests at a launch event for the RCGS summer exhibit series
RCGS launches 2018 Summer Exhibits series at 50 Sussex
Chris Cran’s EXPLORE exhibit opens at 50 Sussex
People, Planet, and Protected Spaces: A Visual Storytelling Workshop
50 Sussex Drive officially opens to the public with two new exhibitions
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Exploration
jill heinerth, shipwreck, great lakes
Exclusive photos: A first detailed look at the wreck of Canadian schooner Queen of the Lakes
RCGS flag expedition discovers wreck of Scottish whaling ship off Baffin Island
Canoeing the untouched wilderness of the Labrador Peninsula
Retracing river roots
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Gear Reviews
hikers in the Cariboo Mountains
The best new hiking gear for your next adventure
Gear Review: Therm-a-Rest Questar HD sleeping bag
Gear Review: Handpresso Pump
Gear Review: Columbia Heatzone 1000 Turbodown
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History
“That never happened:” Film reveals the hidden history of Canada’s First World War internment operations
The outbreak and its aftermath
Canadian Geographic looks back at the Spanish flu pandemic of 1918
Mapping Canadian memorials overseas
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Kids
Animal Facts: Arctic fox
Animal Facts: Arctic hare
Animal Facts: Atlantic Puffin
Animal Facts: Bald Eagle
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Map archive
A port passed by
Canada’s Arctic weather outposts
Beyond the boundary
The Renaissance-era map that introduced Canada to the world
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Mapping
Ottawa River, watershed, environment
Mapping the Ottawa River, the “original Trans-Canada Highway”
Interactive map showcases traditional Indigenous lands across continents
Every country's top tourist attraction, mapped
The best maps Canadian Geographic published in 2017
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National & Provincial Parks
Parks Canada archeologists stand behind burnt remains of bison skull and bones after the Kenow wildfire, Waterton Lakes National Park. (Parks Canada)
Archeologists uncover new history in Waterton Lakes National Park after 2017 wildfire
Gwaii Haanas set to expand protected waters
Photos: Point Pelee National Park at 100
Parks Canada to take 'nature first' approach to managing national parks
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Ocean Bridge
Sunset on North Beach, Haida Gwaii
Ocean Bridge Diaries: Jordan Bertagnolli
Ocean Bridge Diaries: Hannah Kosick
Ocean Bridge Diaries: Chúk Odenigbo
Ocean Bridge Diaries: Alex Ritz
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People & Culture
Gidin Jaad Erica Jean Ryan, right, runs through lines with an actor in Sgaawaay K’uuna, The Edge of the Knife, a Haida-language film that premieres next week at the Toronto International Film Festival.
Indigenous language learners on the rise in B.C.
Smoke-blowing idea catches fire on Facebook
The Inuit future
Five things you might not know about Acadia
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RCGS
Akademik Ioffe
One Ocean Expeditions Akademik Ioffe grounded near Kugaaruk, Nunavut
A celebration of the Indigenous Peoples Atlas of Canada
Meet the RCGS’ newest Explorer-in-Residence: Mylène Paquette
MEC is now the official outfitter of the RCGS expeditions program
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Science & Technology
Courage and Passion: Canadian Women in the Natural Sciences
Celebrating Canadian women trailblazers in science
Stopping timber thieves with DNA
Canadian Space Agency to launch new RADARSAT mission in November
Video: Meet BlackFly, the first Canadian-qualified single-seat Personal Aerial Vehicle
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The Franklin Expedition
“The Terror” recap: Episode 8
“The Terror” recap: Episode 7
The animals of the Franklin Expedition
“The Terror” recap: Episode 6
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The North
A glacier landscape on northern Ellesmere Island
Glaciers in the Canadian High Arctic are melting at an unprecedented rate
First North American peoples may have arrived by sea, study finds
Protecting whales in an ice-free Arctic
Retracing a legendary Canadian expedition
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The Polar Blog
Thousands of snow geese in flight
Managing an Arctic snow goose surge
How mobile labs are changing Arctic science
Antarctic springtail secrets
Investigating the landscape legacies of northern wildfires
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The Terror
He's bruised and battered, but is Captain Francis Crozier (played by Jared Harris) beyond all hope in the tenth and final episode of The Terror? (Photo: Aidan Monaghan/AMC)
“The Terror” recap: Episode 10 – Season Finale
Five questions about “The Terror”
“The Terror” recap: Episode 9
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Travel & Places
Historic downtown intersection of Portage and Main Saturday July 1, 2017 by the Canadian Press John Woods
At a crossroads
Exploring the reclaimed wetlands of Toronto’s Tommy Thompson Park
Great Trail Treasure Hunt kicks off across Canada
Chasing butterflies
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Wildlife
A pair of whooping cranes in Wood Buffalo National Park
Photographing whooping cranes in Wood Buffalo with Roberta Bondar
Following the footprints of polar wildlife with photographer Paul Nicklen
Swift foxes return to Alberta
Trump’s proposed changes to Endangered Species Act worry Canadian conservationists
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