© Jen Derbach
Article
By Adventure Canada
Ilnu Cultural Educator and Forester, Valérie Courtois is determined in supporting the development and strengthening of Indigenous nations and their nationhood. In this interview with her, we discuss the importance of Valérie's work with the Indigenous Leadership Initiative, her advocacy for Indigenous peoples' rights, and what you as readers can do to support this work.
© Dennis Minty
Expedition Journal
By Rhonda Muir
Today’s greatest treat was visiting the justly famous Callanish Stones. Unlike some ancient monuments, we were able to walk among the stones, touching them gently, half fearful and half hoping that we might get whisked into a time warp back to ancient Scotland.
© Krista Pinter-Lachapelle
Article | Newfoundland and Labrador
By Lena Onalik
Just about everywhere in Nunatsiavut—the Inuit homeland of northern Labrador—you can find archaeology. Human history in the region goes back millennia, from sod houses and tent rings to Christian mission stations. Learn more about some of the exciting archaeology research projects happening in Nunatsiavut.
© Danny Catt
Jul. 18–Jul. 30, 2017
By Aaron Spitzer
© Dennis Minty
Jun. 25–Jul. 4, 2017
By Phil Jenkins
© Dennis Minty
Jun. 21–Jul. 1, 2019
By Rhonda Muir
© Michelle Valberg
Jul. 5–Jul. 14, 2019
By Amy van den Berg
© Jessie Brinkman Evans
Jul. 14–Jul. 25, 2019
By Amy van den Berg
© Martin Lipman
Aug. 6–Aug. 17, 2019
By Whit Fraser
© Dennis Minty
Aug. 17–Sep. 2, 2019
By Jerry Kobalenko
© Victoria Polsoni
Sep. 2–Sep. 18, 2019
By David F. Pelly
© Dennis Minty
Sep. 18–Oct. 2, 2019
By Dave Paddon
© Dennis Minty
Oct. 2–Oct. 12, 2019
By Kevin Major
© Dennis Minty
Jun. 21–Jul. 1, 2018
By James Raffan
© Dennis Minty
Photo Story
By Dennis Minty
Take a stroll across the sand dunes of the Sable Island National Park Reserve. Adventure Canada was the first ship-based travel company to ever visit this special protected habitat of wild horses, endemic bird species, and the largest grey seal colony in the world.
Article
By Adventure Canada
Enjoy this interview with Niap, a multi-disciplinary artist and an Inuk from Kuujjuaq, Nunavik (the Inuit homeland of northern Québec). Learn more about her art, her experience as an Artist-in-Residence aboard Adventure Canada expeditions, and what she likes about sharing her culture.
© Dennis Minty
Article
By Geneviève Côté
What makes an Arctic kayaking experience so special? You’ll slow down and truly immerse yourself in the sights, sounds, and sensations of this special place. Find out more about what to expect from Adventure Canada’s kayak program and what you can do to prepare for this unique, once-in-a-lifetime experience.
© Dennis Minty
Photo Story | Faroe Islands
By Dennis Minty
Step into the beauty of the Faroe Islands, hearing special stories and learning fun facts along the way. Sheep, tunnels, waterfalls, mountains, and even giants and hags all make an appearance in this unique European archipelago!
© Krista Pinter-Lachapelle
Article | Newfoundland and Labrador
By Lena Onalik
Just about everywhere in Nunatsiavut—the Inuit homeland of northern Labrador—you can find archaeology. Human history in the region goes back millennia, from sod houses and tent rings to Christian mission stations. Learn more about some of the exciting archaeology research projects happening in Nunatsiavut.
© Dennis Minty
Article | Canadian High Arctic and Greenland
By Aaron Spitzer
On an Arctic expedition, you can hike stunning landscapes, see iconic animals, sample regional delicacies, swap stories with friendly locals, and get up close to famous places. But there’s one sight that will blow your mind, despite remaining just out of arm’s reach: the silent, spooky, ethereal Northern Lights.
© Michelle Valberg
Article
By Aaron Spitzer
In Canada, Inuit make their home along the country’s entire northern coast, from Alaska’s border to Labrador. Together these homelands are named Inuit Nunangat—“the lands, waters, and ice of Inuit.” Learn more in this introductory primer on Inuit regional land-claim agreements.
© Victoria Polsoni
Article
By Bill Swan
Delve into engaging learning about politics, economics, climate science, social development, Indigenous cultural revitalization, and other pressing topics of the day in the Regenerative Travel section of Adventure Canada’s Mindful Explorer. Start with this article for an introduction to the concepts of regenerative travel.
Video
By Adventure Canada
Do you love to eat wherever you travel? Watch this video interview to learn more about the success of the inaugural regenerative Taste of Place culinary program on our 2019 Newfoundland Circumnavigation expedition. You won’t want to miss a tasty trip to Atlantic Canada!
Video | Canadian High Arctic and Greenland
By Adventure Canada
At the height of the Cold War, the United States built a sprawling military complex beneath the ice cap of northwest Greenland. The remains of the experimental subglacial city known as Camp Century still exist today, but climate change threatens to reveal it to the world.
Video | Canadian High Arctic and Greenland
By Adventure Canada
Bowheads are the largest whale by mass, but they hold another intriguing record-breaking title. Research suggests that these whales can live to be well over a century. See why the key to their longevity may be their Arctic habitat.
Video | Canadian High Arctic and Greenland
By Adventure Canada
Beechey Island is one of the most significant colonial historic sites in the Arctic. Famed as the final resting place of three men from Franklin’s doomed Northwest Passage expedition, it is also home to a fourth gravesite: Thomas Morgan. Who was he? Watch this video to hear his story.
© Dennis Minty
Photo Story | Newfoundland and Labrador
By Adventure Canada
Thinking of travelling to Newfoundland and Labrador? Find out more about ten of our favourite places in this special province, featuring fascinating historical sites, charming towns, and huge, sweeping nature. But be warned—once you arrive, it will be hard to tear yourself away!
Article
By Adventure Canada
Jackie Saturno is an environmental scientist specializing in studying marine and land-based plastic pollution. Jackie joined Adventure Canada as the Scientist-in-Residence on the Mighty Saint Lawrence expedition in June 2022. In this article, learn more about what it's like to be a Scientist-in-Residence with Adventure Canada!
© Jen Derbach
Article
By Adventure Canada
Ilnu Cultural Educator and Forester, Valérie Courtois is determined in supporting the development and strengthening of Indigenous nations and their nationhood. In this interview with her, we discuss the importance of Valérie's work with the Indigenous Leadership Initiative, her advocacy for Indigenous peoples' rights, and what you as readers can do to support this work.
Video | Northwest Passage
By Adventure Canada
The first European to sail the infamous Northwest Passage, Roald Amundsen took a remarkably different approach than other explorers at the time. Watch to learn about the lessons he took from Inuit along the way, and how they were instrumental in his successful passage and his later expedition to Antarctica.
