Journeys For The Curious
Place-based stories that deepen understanding and reward curiosity.
© Dennis Minty
Journeys For The Curious
Place-based stories that deepen understanding and reward curiosity.
© Dennis Minty
By Dennis Minty and Scott McDougall
As sea ice thins and shifts, the Northwest Passage is becoming more unpredictable rather than more accessible, reshaping ecosystems, governance, and life in Inuit Nunangat.
© Dennis Minty
By Dennis Minty
One of Canada’s least-travelled coastlines, northern Labrador is more than just an adventurer’s paradise. It is the Inuit homeland of Nunatsiavut, steeped in history, culture, geology, and wildlife. Learn why you should add the Torngats to your must-do travel list in this beautiful photo story.
By Sebastian Charge
A community-led sea-ice monitoring program reframes how we understand data, decision-making, and the relationship between language and landscape in the Arctic.
© Dennis Minty
South and Central America
In the Galápagos, where curiosity meets evolution, nature has rewritten the rules. From lava-born islands to fearless creatures and flightless birds,…
Atlantic Canada, Sable Island and Gulf of Saint Lawrence
Cold water meets warmer water in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, and life gathers. For thousands of years, people have gathered here too—at a crossroads of…
© Michelle Valberg
Iceland
Each Adventure Canada expedition holds its own unique highlights. Find out more about the top ten experiences on this trip of a lifetime.…
© Dennis Minty
Antarctica
There are many species of penguin that you can see on an Antarctic expedition cruise, including gentoo, king, macaroni, Adélie, chinstrap,…
Newfoundland and Labrador
Did you know that Nazi German forces once set foot within Canada? On the rugged coast of northern Labrador, they hid a weather monitoring station…
© Dennis Minty
Newfoundland and Labrador
Author Dennis Minty unveils the transformative power of silence of Torngat Mountains National Park. Reflecting on personal experiences, he reveals…
© Martin Lipman
Canadian High Arctic and Greenland
Get an introductory lesson in Adventurese: a tongue-twisting combination of sailors’ vernacular, Inuktitut, Newfoundland English, scientific…
© Dennis Minty
Atlantic Canada, Sable Island and Gulf of Saint Lawrence
In 1925, a doctor advised Elsie Reford to give up her fishing lodge business and take up gardening instead. What was meant to have been a gentle…
© Pierre Richard
Canadian High Arctic and Greenland
Charming and cute belugas are a fascinating species of Arctic whale. Learn where the best places are to travel to in Canada so you can see them for…
© Pierre Richard
Learn more about some of our favourite gentle giants of the deep, and where and when you are most likely to encounter them. From Atlantic Canada and…
© Victoria Polsoni
Newfoundland and Labrador
Meet Lori McCarthy, a wild chef, forager, hunter, educator, chronic outdoorsperson, and—most fiercely—a Newfoundlander. Enjoy this interview to read…
© Jen Derbach
Canadian High Arctic and Greenland
It’s Greenland but also Kalaallit Nunaat. It’s part of Europe and also North America. It’s Inuit but also Danish. It’s dependent and autonomous.…
© Dennis Minty
Newfoundland and Labrador
One of Canada’s least-travelled coastlines, northern Labrador is more than just an adventurer’s paradise. It is the Inuit homeland of Nunatsiavut,…
While you may shiver at the mere thought of the polar regions’ frigid waters, scientists believe they may play a part in the longevity of some of the…
