Arctic
Canada’s Arctic Sovereignty
Canada’s Arctic makes up ⅓ of the nation’s land mass and more than 50% of its coastline. It has been home to Inuit peoples for
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Canada’s Arctic makes up ⅓ of the nation’s land mass and more than 50% of its coastline. It has been home to Inuit peoples for
It is a time of gales. As temperatures change, storm fronts form out west and barrel eastwards towards us on the Great Lakes, where they
a man tries to escape his relationship by getting enrolled in the merchant navy. He is then afflicted by seasickness, the fear of pirates and realizes maybe his relationship wasn’t so bad after all
But there is no howling: only loud, loud wind and waves and I chased those waves with my sister Arwen
If I had listened to that song before I was involved in the maritime industry, I probably would have listened to it with one ear and thought
I knew this song before I had ever stepped on a boat and always listened to it simply as a good folk-rock song. It’s only recently…
‘Sir Bear teach me. I am a customer of death coming and would give you a pot of honey and my house on the Western hills
Biological immortality. Have you heard of it? Don’t worry very few of us have, let’s explore this topic! Biological immortality is achieved when a species
Today, summer; sticky hot. Stepping from the ship’s ladder onto dry land and his first foot fall in over a month is onto ground soft
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