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©Victoria Polsoni
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The Future of Food in Tourism
By Amy van den Berg
Adventure Canada’s Taste of Place culinary program sources local delicacies directly from growers, harvesters, fishers, and brewers to support local food systems in Atlantic Canada. Learn more about this key feature of our company's regenerative travel plan—a unique program that combines education, environmental conservation, and culture with delicious results!
©Carolyne Parent
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A Bear Necessity: How an Arctic Expedition Warmed My Soul
By Carolyne Parent
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 more about her latest book, featuring 100 top recommendations for meaningful travel experiences.
©Dennis Minty
Article | Atlantic Canada, Sable Island and Gulf of Saint Lawrence
A Brief History of Saint-Pierre and Miquelon
By Dennis Minty
Basque fishing, French and British military strife, rum-running, the cod moratorium, and even Nazi conspiracies have all made their mark on Saint-Pierre and Miquelon. Learn more about the compelling history of these small islands, just off the coast of Newfoundland.
Video | Atlantic Canada, Sable Island and Gulf of Saint Lawrence
Les Poissons: A Québécois Children's Song
By Geneviève Côté
Learn this fun, maritime-inspired French children’s song by Passe-Partout—a Québécois classic! Watch the video to hear the tune and use the lyrics and translation to sing along. Next thing you know, you’ll want to break out into song on your next fishing trip.
©David Pelly
Article
The Ancestors Are Happy: The Story Behind the Book
By David F. Pelly
In his latest book, "The Ancestors Are Happy," David Pelly shares the oral histories of Inuit Elders from across Nunavut. For a sneak peak, read this article about the many journeys David took through the North, the people he met, and the stories he heard that inspired its writing.
©Mark Edward Harris
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My First Polar Plunge
By Carolyn Mallory
Polar plunge. Penguin swim. Polar bear dip. Whatever you want to call it, it’s an experience you’ll never forget on an Arctic or Antarctic expedition! Read this vivid description of a swimmer’s one and only polar plunge in Baffin Bay off the coast of Greenland.
©Lee Narraway
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Mind, Body, Heart, and Soul: Adventure Travel as Lifelong Learning
By Ellie Clin
Want to learn more about the places you’re travelling to? Whether you love history, science, or the arts—or a little bit of everything!—you’ll feel engaged, entertained, and well-educated on board. Find out more about the learning experiences you can look forward to with Adventure Canada.