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Strength, Sled Dogs, and Survival

Strength, Sled Dogs, and Survival

Amber Aglukark, an advocate for Inuit culture and heritage, works to preserve traditions through dog sledding and Indigenous leadership. As one of Iqaluit’s city councillors and president of Qulliit Nunavut Status of Women Council, she promotes cultural resilience, Indigenous rights, and the revival of Inuit Sled Dogs.

A Wild Five Days on the North Pacific

A Wild Five Days on the North Pacific

Mustang Survival employees set sail from Vancouver, British Columbia, to San Francisco to deliver a carbon racing boat for the Pacific Cup. Leaving their desks, these experienced sailors unknowingly embarked on an adventure that would include dolphins, knockdowns, and wet bunks before sailing beneath the Golden Gate.

7 Fascinating Facts about the Endangered North Atlantic Right Whale

7 Fascinating Facts about the Endangered North Atlantic Right Whale

There are less than 350 North Atlantic Right Whales in existence and the Canadian Whale Institute is devoted to protecting them from extinction. Senior Scientist Moira Brown talks about bringing together stakeholders from shipping, fishing, whale watching, environmental groups, recreational boaters, the Coast Guard, and Canadian military to help.

Summer Canoe Trip: Life on Land

Summer Canoe Trip: Life on Land

David Jackson and his partner Leah complete their two-month canoe paddle and portage journey through northern Ontario and reminisce about their time on the water. They recall the forest fires, polar bears, icebergs, rivers, lakes, oceans, and bugs that made up their journey.

Saturdays Are For The Kids

Saturdays Are For The Kids

Setting a course for joy with Boat for Hope.

Expedition SUP of Mi'kmaw'ki

Expedition SUP of Mi'kmaw'ki

Last summer, optimistic and untethered by the ephemeral nature of passage on the Atlantic, Mariele Guerrero set out with a goal of circumnavigating the entire province of mainland Nova Scotia, by stand-up paddleboard, solo.

Summer Canoe Trip: Love at First Falls

Summer Canoe Trip: Love at First Falls

Each morning, David and Leah would begin carrying their canoe and gear over precarious boulder fields for kilometres at a time, socked in by dense smoke, terrified that they would be burned alive in that place.

Summer Canoe Trip: The Old Trails

Summer Canoe Trip: The Old Trails

Their route followed old trails that were once highways between important places for nomadic Indigenous people; grounds where hunting was good, waters where fish were plentiful, and places where people met to trade.

Live Beyond Land 006: Annie Nagel

Live Beyond Land 006: Annie Nagel

Annie Nagel is an accomplished competitive kayak angler who discovered the sport after a terrifying car accident changed her life. As soon as she reeled in her first acrobatic rainbow trout, she was hooked. This is her story of living beyond land.

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