Parks Canada supports wildfire evacuees with free admission and stays in national parks in British Columbia and Alberta
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Wildfire evacuees welcome to access national parks and stay free of charge.
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Wildfire evacuees welcome to access national parks and stay free of charge.
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Government of Canada commemorates the de Gannes-Cosby House, a rare surviving example of a pre-Deportation residence in Acadia
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Supporting Inuit access on Inuit homelands
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Throughout his life, Beausoleil led Acadian resistance against British rule and aided hundreds of Acadians resettle abroad.
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De Gannes-Cosby House, a rare surviving example of a pre-expulsion Acadian residence, recognized by the Government of Canada as a National Historic Site
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Government of Canada to make an announcement on Inuit-led conservation and climate adaptation in Nunatsiavut, Newfoundland and Labrador.
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T’äw Tà’är (Winter Crossing) is a cultural landscape that speaks to the traditional ways of the Ta’an Kwäch’än.
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The event marks fifty years of collaboration, conservation, and connection to this place of wonder, adventure, and inspiration.
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Parks Canada partners with organizations to employ youth across Canada to protect natural and cultural heritage.
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Parks Canada is seeking public input about the future of the Kingston Fortifications National Historic Site.