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Alone Against the North: An Expedition into the Unknown - Adam Shoalts

Alone Against the North: An Expedition into the Unknown - Adam Shoalts
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Accent: Living with Lake remains a symbol of hope for Sudbury

Accent: Environmental excellence on the shore of Lake Ramsey must be preserved during Laurentian University s restructuring process

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To Break Residential Schools Dark Legacy, Understand Why

Know the roots of Canada s incarceration of native children and see why effects linger. Kevin James Ward, Mikisew Cree, lives in beautiful Coast Salish traditional territory in Vancouver. He has done corporate communications work for B.C. aboriginal organizations the past 20 years. SHARES A class in penmanship at the Red Deer Indian School, Red Deer, Alta. 1914-19. Source: United Church of Canada archives. Many Canadians know that from the later part of the 19th century through much of the 20th, the federal government and various Christian denominations used residential schools as part of a broader effort to subjugate native peoples and colonize their lands. Less known, however, is the reason for choosing this particular institution as part of facilitating the colonial process.

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Hungry Polar Bears Risk Starvation in the Hunt For Seabird Eggs

Apr 09, 2021 11:58 AM EDT As sea ice melts earlier in the year due to climate change, polar bears have begun their hunt for food on land, like bird eggs. They are not too good at it, a recent drone-based study shows. That could be another bad sign for the ability of bears to survive in a changing world, researchers say. (Photo : Getty Images) Behavior of Animals Robert Rockwell, an ecologist at the American Museum of Natural History who has learned about polar bears for 50 years said: This is a really elegant study. the team s drones use an excellent way to notice the behavior of animals.

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Hungry polar bears are struggling to hunt seabird eggs

Hungry polar bears are struggling to hunt seabird eggs
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