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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Government of Canada recognizes the breaking of racial barriers in the NHL as an event of national historic significance
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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.
The Government of Canada is commemorating the breaking of racial barriers in professional hockey
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The Government of Canada is commemorating the breaking of racial barriers in professional hockey
Parks Canada shares final report from the Expert Advisory Panel on Moving People Sustainably in the Banff Bow Valley for Indigenous and public review and comment
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Feedback will inform the development of a sustainable people-movement plan for Banff National Park.
The Government of Canada is commemorating the breaking of racial barriers in professional hockey
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The Government of Canada is commemorating the breaking of racial barriers in professional hockey
Minister Guilbeault invites contributions to national roundtable on Parks Canada
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The biennial national roundtable on the work of Parks Canada will be held in January and February
Government of Canada announces designation of Seacow Head Lighthouse in Prince Edward Island
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Government of Canada announces designation of Seacow Head Lighthouse in Prince Edward Island
Heritage Lighthouse Protection Act
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Heritage Lighthouse Protection Act
Cape Breton Highlands National Park Management Plan Tabled in Parliament
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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
Government of Canada commemorates the national historic significance of James Isbister
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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).
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