IN THIS EMAIL:

• Learn about the recent research being done on Nunavut's unique flora and fauna

• Read an interview with ice core scientist and alpine climber Alison Criscitiell0, who discusses her record-breaking expedition to Mt. Logan

• Discover how figure skater Elladj Baldé found peace skating on Lake Minnewanka 

• Ready for your next adventure? Learn about the incredible trips being offered by Klahoose Wilderness Resort, a 100 per cent Indigenous-owned sanctuary in British Columbia's coastal wilderness. 

The wonderful wildlife of Nunavut

Narwhals, caribou, Arctic hare and more! Learn about the recent research being done on Nunavut’s unique flora and fauna.

By Annabella Klann Harrington 

Exceeding expectations on Canada’s tallest peak

Ice core scientist and alpine climber Alison Criscitiello discusses her record-breaking expedition to Mt. Logan

By Madigan Cotterill 

Our Country: Elladj Baldé

The figure skater finds freedom on the wild ice of Lake Minnewanka, Alta.

As told to Abi Hayward

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Proudly 100 per cent Indigenous-owned, Klahoose Wilderness Resort invites guests to journey through the ancestral lands of the toq qaymɩxʷ (Klahoose) People, offering an authentic, all-inclusive eco-experience. Delve into the pristine wonders of Desolation Sound, a captivating region brimming with diverse wilderness, profound cultural significance and an abundance of remarkable wildlife such as humpback whales, black bears and grizzly bears. Indulge in chef-prepared meals, rest in inviting ocean-view rooms or cozy cabins, and paddle from the shore with kayaks to experience calming waters. Then end the day by unwinding in a wood-burning sauna while marvelling at the brilliance of the night sky.