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
Canadian High Arctic and Greenland
The iconic white bear seems inseparable from our imaginings of the Far North. Where is the best place to spot polar bears in Arctic Canada? It all…
© Dennis Minty
Canadian High Arctic and Greenland
Seabirds, songbirds, waterfowl, birds of prey—the Arctic offers plentiful avian wildlife spotting opportunities! Learn some fun facts and which…
© Rob Moberg
Canadian High Arctic and Greenland
Want to learn a few phrases of Inuktitut before you travel to Nunavut or Greenland? Regions across the Arctic use slightly different dialects of the…
© Paul Hettasch
Newfoundland and Labrador
Inuit brass bands once integral to Labrador's soundscape, were introduced by Moravian missionaries in the eighteenth century. Author Tom Gordon…
© Carolyne Parent
Canadian High Arctic and Greenland
What’s the best travel experience you’ve ever had? For one Québécoise author, it was an Adventure Canada Arctic expedition. Find out why and learn…
© Dennis Minty
Take a tour of this beautiful and seldom-visited region of the Arctic—the southeast coast of Greenland. In this powerful photo story, you’ll see for…
© Dennis Minty
Canadian High Arctic and Greenland
Can’t decide where to travel to in Greenland? Enjoy this list of seven of our favourite places to visit on the world’s biggest island. Whether you…
© Dennis Minty
From humpbacks to belugas and bottlenoses to fins, whales are some of our favourite wildlife sightings. Learn about the fascinating biology of…
© Dennis Minty
Scotland
What do a volcano, a giant, Queen Victoria, an overture, and a fantastic Zodiac cruise all have in common? Why, the Isle of Staffa, of course! Learn…
Canadian High Arctic and Greenland
American explorer Robert Peary’s ultimate goal was to reach the North Pole. It seems there was no end to the lengths he would go to get there! Learn…
© Jeffrey Reynolds, Maple Leaf Adventures
Pacific Northwest
In the heart of Canada’s Pacific coast, the Great Bear Rainforest offers both wonder and wisdom. Guided by Indigenous knowledge and shaped by ancient…
Canadian High Arctic and Greenland
Ittoqqortoormiit is often described as remote, but distance depends partly on where you stand. In East Greenland, geography is only one way of…
© Dennis Minty
Canadian High Arctic and Greenland
The High Arctic is neither lonesome nor empty. Rather, it’s downright busy—bustling with human histories, mysteries, and dramas. Learn more about the…
© Krista Pinter-Lachapelle
Newfoundland and Labrador
Just about everywhere in Nunatsiavut—the Inuit homeland of northern Labrador—you can find archaeology. Human history in the region goes back…
© Steven Rose
Canadian High Arctic and Greenland
The Greenland and Arctic Canada: High Arctic Explorer, a twelve-day voyage with an itinerary from Resolute, Nunavut, to Kangerlussuaq, Greenland, is…
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