About "Canada 150"
Stories from Canada's sesquicentennial year.
(Photo courtesy Roberta Bondar)
A sculpture of nine grey jays carved from butternut by artist Philip Savage now hangs in the atrium of Market Square in Saint John, N.B. (Photo: Hunter Wilson/BCK Creatives)
Seated on the red couch at the Ottawa launch event for the tour are, left to right, Peter Sobierajski, MP Mona Fortier, Ela Kinowska, Canadian Museum of Nature Director Meg Beckel, graphic designer Andrzej Pagowski. (Photo: Alexandra Pope/Canadian Geographic)
The Canada C3 expedition vessel, a former Canadian Coast Guard icebreaker, in Toronto harbour. The five-month expedition from Toronto to Victoria via the Northwest Passage departs June 1. (Photo courtesy Canada C3)
A crop of the cover of 150 Ultimate Canadian Instagram Photos, a new special interest publication celebrating Canadian Geographic's Instagram community. (Images clockwise from left: Daniela Mitrache, Carolyn Janzen, Ethan Wright)
A view of the Expo '67 grounds showing the pavilions of Ontario, Canada and the Western Provinces, as well as the basin and waterfalls of the Quebec pavilion and the Minirail. Inset: The cover of Tom Hawthorn's new book about the 1967, The Year Canadians Lost Their Minds and Found Their Country. (Photos: Wikimedia Commons, Douglas & McIntyre)
3D forensic facial reconstruction of a high status shíshálh woman who lived nearly 4,000 years ago. She was buried with thousands of stone and shell beads, some of which were beaded into her hair. (Photo: Philippe Froesch, Visual Forensic)
(Photo: Nina Stavlund/Can Geo Photo Club)
Cite Memoire projection art in Montreal. (Photo: Jean-Francois Gratton/ShootStudio.ca)
Canadian Geographic Education Program Coordinator Andrea Buchholz leads Canadian high school students in an activity on a giant floor map of the Vimy Ridge trench system at the Artois Expo in Arras, France on April 8. Canadian Geographic partnered with EF Tours to deliver programming to more than 8,000 students travelling through Arras for the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Vimy Ridge. (Photo: Alexandra Pope/Canadian Geographic)
