Working together with Inuit in Gjoa Haven, Parks Canada resumes research on the wreck of HMS Erebus
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The 2022 spring and summer research projects assessed the state of the Franklin Expedition site.
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The 2022 spring and summer research projects assessed the state of the Franklin Expedition site.
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Paul Jacobs, Henry “Elmer” Maracle, Larry Kwong, Fred Sasakamoose, and Willie O’Ree each broke racial barriers to reach hockey’s highest level.
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The Government of Canada is commemorating the breaking of racial barriers in professional hockey
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Feedback will inform the development of a sustainable people-movement plan for Banff National Park.
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The Government of Canada is commemorating the breaking of racial barriers in professional hockey
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The biennial national roundtable on the work of Parks Canada will be held in January and February
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Government of Canada announces designation of Seacow Head Lighthouse in Prince Edward Island
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Heritage Lighthouse Protection Act
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A path to shared management with the Mi’kmaq to protect the environment and connect Canadians to nature in Cape Breton
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James Isbister was an influential leader of the English-speaking Métis, fur trader, farmer, and founder of the Isbister Métis Settlement (present day Prince Albert, Saskatchewan).