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By Taz Dhaliwal
Prior to National Indigenous Peoples Day, Adventure Canada spoke with Lennox Island Mi’kmaq First Nation Director of Culture and Tourism, and band member, Jamie Thomas. Jamie discusses the authentic cultural experiences the Mi’kmaq community in Prince Edward Island is offering visitors. Jamie also discusses the relationship building that has been taking place between Lennox Island First Nation and Adventure Canada for years in the making now.
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By Adventure Canada
Loretta Rempel spent seventeen years working with Adventure Canada in sales and client services and about thirty years overall working in the travel and tourism industry. Anyone who has had the pleasure of working with or knowing Loretta has described her as a kind, friendly and hard-working individual, who has always gone above and beyond to assist guests. Learn more about what her time at Adventure Canada has been like over the years, as she marks her retirement.
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By Julie Bean
Solo traveller Julie Bean finds just what she was looking for aboard a Newfoundland Circumnavigation expedition. In this heartfelt reflection, read more about Julie’s rewarding experience.
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By Jennifer Hartley
The Greenland and Arctic Canada: High Arctic Explorer, a twelve-day voyage with an itinerary from Resolute, Nunavut, to Kangerlussuaq, Greenland, is a never-ending feast for the senses from the minute you board the Ocean Endeavour.
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By Taz Dhaliwal
Adventure Canada and the Mallory Lab, headed by Dr. Mark Mallory at Acadia University, have had a longstanding relationship through the Researcher-in-Residence program, which allows researchers on board to conduct research on both bird and plastic distribution. Learn how their work can further our understanding of seabird populations and how species are impacted by plastic pollution.
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By Ian Davidson
Adventure Canada and BirdLife International both support regenerative practices, capacity building, and community innovations to help build a world where nature and people can co-exist in a state of harmony. Find out more about the Graeme Gibson Fellowship, designed to inspire the next generation of conservation leaders.
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By Marian Dodds
At sunrise, we early risers are treated to humpback whales blowing and breaching as the ship glides toward the Narrows and St. John’s harbour—a fitting finale to a restorative, uplifting tour of Newfoundland—the best field trip ever!
