Canada’s Underwater Archaeologists Complete Seasonal Research at Wrecks of HMS Erebus and HMS Terror National Historic Site
Fascinating artifacts were collected, and thousands of high-quality images were taken during the twelve-day research…
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Return to the Franklin Expedition Sites After a Two-Year Delay by Parks Canada
Many people, including non-divers, are fascinated by the story of HMS Erebus and HMS Terror,…
In the Arctic, There Has Been a Dramatic Underwater Recovery
The BC RCMP Underwater Recovery Team (URT) was asked to assist the Nunavut RCMP with…
“Under Thin Ice” Wins Major Award
“Under Thin Ice”, the documentary from explorers, Jill Heinerth and Mario Cyr, has won a…
Breadalbane, the world’s most northerly shipwreck
The Breadalbane was a three-masted merchant ship designed in 1843 by Hedderwich & Rowan in…
The Franklin Expedition, will we finally have answers?
Archeologist Marc-André Bernier says. “It is the largest, most complex geological underwater undertaking in Canadian…
U.S. and Canada Announce Sweeping Ban on Offshore Arctic Drilling
The decision has been welcomed by conservationists, but has also been described by northern leaders as heavy-handed, with complaints that the opinions of local communities were excluded from the decision-making process.
U.S. and Canada Announce Sweeping Ban on Offshore Arctic Drilling
The decision has been welcomed by conservationists, but has also been described by northern leaders…
The Franklin Expedition: What Really Happened?
What really happened to the 129 men aboard the HMS Terror and HMS Erebus as they attempted to explore the unknown territory of the Northwest Passage?
The Franklin Expedition: What Really Happened?
What really happened to the 129 men aboard the HMS Terror and HMS Erebus as…
Permafrost Thaw in the Spotlight
A study of aerial photos and satellite imagery of four ice-rich regions in northwestern Canada…