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Wednesday, 3 June 2020
Discovering the Wild Flowers of the Canadian Arctic
Written by Alain Lagacé Who has not dreamed of travelling to Canada’s Far North to discover the Arctic tundra biome that awakens after the long polar winter? The Arctic tundra biome was formed at the end of the last ice age about 10,000 years ago and covers over 11 million square kilometres of the earth’s … Continued
Read moreWednesday, 27 May 2020
Witness the Northern Lights in Northern Quebec and Labrador
Written by Alain Lagacé When we talk about the Far North of Quebec and Labrador, we imagine the tundra, the fjords, the lakes, the mountains and of course the northern lights. Of all these natural wonders that can be found in the far north, it is the phenomenon of the northern lights that amazes travelers … Continued
Read moreThursday, 21 May 2020
Wilderness Safari in Bivouac | Arctic Quebec and Labrador
Written by Alain Lagacé With its vast territory accessible only by air, Arctic Quebec and Labrador are among the few places on earth where it is still possible to observe animal life that it has never encountered humans. The animal behaviour in this remote northern area really stands out. Taking an attitude of calm and … Continued
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