Notes from Our Journeys
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This event takes place from 1pm-2:10pm EDT. It will be recorded. Ships2Shores and the Centre for Ocean Ventures & Entrepreneurship (COVE) are excited to announce
Presented as an explorer in the age of discovery, students will explore these questions with the help of the Maritime Museum of BC: What was
This event takes place at 1pm EDT. Icebergs, narwhals, and Muskox Stew — have you ever wondered about life in the North? Join David Newland for
This webinar will be recorded! Siqiniup Qilauta does Inuit cultural performances with throat singing, drum dancing, games and storytelling. The group’s name, Siqiniup Qilauta, roughly
This event takes place at 1pm EDT. Icebergs, narwhals, and Muskox Stew — have you ever wondered about life in the North? Join David Newland for
Presented by the Maritime Museum of BC. The Second World War brought rapid change in technology, industry, and social roles. It also brought opportunities for
Snow, Ice and Muskox Stew — have you ever wondered about what it is like in the North? Join musician David Newland for an online
Snow, Ice and Muskox Stew — have you ever wondered about what it is like in the North? Join musician David Newland for an online
Snow, Ice and Muskox Stew — have you ever wondered about what it is like in the North? Join musician David Newland for an online
Snow, Ice and Muskox Stew — have you ever wondered about what it is like in the North? Join musician David Newland for an online
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