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Indigenous Peoples Atlas of Canada
How we chose the cover: January/February 2019 Canadian Geographic
How we chose the cover: November/December 2018 Canadian Geographic
How we chose the cover: September/October 2018 Canadian Geographic
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Charting Change
Photo: Rohit Magotra/IRADe
Cool solutions
Breaking the bonds of childhood marriage
Working wonders with mine waste
Zeroing in on Zika
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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 January/February 2019 Canadian Geographic cover!
Help us choose the cover for The Ultimate Canadian Geography Quiz!
Help us choose the November/December 2018 Canadian Geographic cover!
Help us choose the cover: Special Collector's Edition Best Wildlife Photography 2019
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Education
Indigenous Peoples Atlas of Canada, teacher's guide and Giant Floor Map launch
Groundbreaking Indigenous resources promote reconciliation
Geography teacher of the month: Michelle Harvey
Geography teacher of the month: Sarah Oakley
Geography teacher of the month: Peter Cameron
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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
Minister Wilkinson
Fisheries Minister Jonathan Wilkinson on the future of Canada’s oceans
My relationship with nature: It’s complicated
Living in the Anthropocene, the human epoch
Federal government announces $30 million in funding for The Great Trail
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Events & Exhibits
Carole Saad, 50 Sussex
Introducing Carole Saad: VP of events for 50 Sussex
Michael Palin wows audiences with tale of HMS Erebus
Own a piece of Canadian art history
RCGS launches 2018 Summer Exhibits series at 50 Sussex
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Exploration
Mihell Nunavik expedition
Ungava unknown
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
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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
Michael Palin Erebus
Michael Palin on the renowned polar ship Erebus
“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
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Mapping
Ex Coelis mountain Alberta
Our home and grateful land
Mapping Canada’s climate future
Mapping the Ottawa River, the “original Trans-Canada Highway”
Interactive map showcases traditional Indigenous lands across continents
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National & Provincial Parks
Wolf eel (anarrhichthys ocellatus) surrounded by brooding anemones, Race Rocks Ecological Reserve, Vancouver Island, B.C.
Photos: The parks beneath the sea
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
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People & Culture
Late filmmaker’s final documentary sheds light on sharks in peril
A look at Google's smart city
The resurgence of the Nuxalk
Douglas Coupland on the dark side of plastic
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RCGS
Johnny Issaluk, Jared Harris, John Geiger
Actor Jared Harris awarded RCGS’ Louie Kamookak Medal
Eight awesome things that happened at the 2018 RCGS Fellows Dinner
RCGS Resolute recommissioned
Meet the new RCGS Resolute
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Science & Technology
Defying Limits, by astronaut Dave Williams
Sneak preview: Defying Limits, by astronaut Dave Williams
Ground control to Commander Feustel
The magic and mystery of memory
Canadian meteorite sheds light on a Martian mystery
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The North
DFO, Coast Guard and Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami announce the creation of the new Arctic Region
DFO, Coast Guard and Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami announce the creation of the new Arctic Region
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
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The Polar Blog
Unearthing clues to the mystery of the great Pleistocene extinction in Yukon
Unearthing clues to the mystery of the great Pleistocene extinction in Yukon
The plan to save the N.W.T.’s dwindling Bathurst caribou herd
Managing an Arctic snow goose surge
How mobile labs are changing Arctic science
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Travel & Places
St. Symphorien Cemetery, east of Mons, was established by the German Army in 1914 after the opening salvoes of the First World War. Private John Parr, the first British soldier to be killed on the Western Front, is buried here. So too is Private George Price, from Falmouth, Nova Scotia, who’s recognized as the last soldier of the British Empire to die in the First World War — at 10:58 on the morning of November 11, 1918. St. Symphorien contains the graves of 284 German soldiers along with 227 British, and t
Time and the war
Let the quiet have its say
New commemorative park opens at Vimy Ridge
Coming face-to-face with polar bears in Churchill, Man.
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Wildlife
Caribou, like this one in the Northwest Territories, are increasingly threatened across the country. (Photo: Alex Elliott/Can Geo Photo Club)
At risk of extinction
Mapping the decline of Canada’s caribou
Photographing whooping cranes in Wood Buffalo with Roberta Bondar
Following the footprints of polar wildlife with photographer Paul Nicklen
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