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Canoe trip along upper reaches of Churchill River, northern Saskatchewan, in the tracks of Hudson Bay traders.

Bruce travels to the far north of Canada to live with the Caribou people and witness their annual spring hunt. The Gwitchin tribe has hunted migrating caribou in the Arctic wilderness for thousands of years, but this tradition is now under threat from oil exploration. Bruce then heads south to the tar sands of Alberta, home to the second largest oil reserves in the world, to discover how native people cope when the oil industry moves into their territory....

From coast to coast to coast, here are Canada's most fascinating destinations. This beautifully photographed and engagingly written guide offers 100 of Canada's most remarkable destinations, spread across every province and territory. Some represent dream excursions to the far reaches of the land, while others are easily accessible from major centers. Each destination offers unforgettable scenic vistas, exotic land formations or unique glimpses into...

Provides detailed information about local history and customs for all fifty states and Canada, for the purpose of instructing authors how to write works of fiction that include accurate and appropriate local references.

They had agreed to make their wedding-journey in the simplest and quietest way, and as it took place some weeks later than their wedding, it had all the desired charm of privacy from the outset. Their Wedding Journey, is a gently humorous book following the journey of two newlyweds, Isabel and Basil.