New plodcast alert! Are land acknowledgements worthwhile? What is this place called Mohkinstsis? What is pan-indigeneity? Walk the Bow with IIKAAKSKITOWA graydiocanada.com/episodes/episo… #podcast Calgary Stampede #yyc

Gros Morne-ing. Canadian Geographic Travel Royal Canadian Geographical Society Great Canadian Trails GrosMorneInn

Life on Mars. Canadian Geographic Travel Great Canadian Trails Royal Canadian Geographical Society

An evening of online shopping. Trout River, Nfld. Canadian Geographic Travel Great Canadian Trails Royal Canadian Geographical Society

Fernweh: nostalgia for a place you’ve never been. @cangeotravel @greatcanadiantrails Royal Canadian Geographical Society

Sunset over the Strait of Belle Isle. @rcgs_sgrc @cangeotravel Great Canadian Trails

Why do musicians love to be invited to play Calgary Folk Music Festival? ICYMI, listen to this podcast with last year‘s headliner @mattmaysmusic on graydiocanada.com/episodes/episo…

… and the smoke blew away, the sun came out, Luna Li took the stage, and all is well in the world, at least for a moment. #summerdreams Calgary Folk Music Festival

There are come-from-aways, and there are those determined to stay. A new plodcast from Gros Morne National Park on graydiocanada.com/episodes/the-n… Royal Canadian Geographical Society Great Canadian Trails Canadian Geographic Parks Canada #podcast

All hail the great wheel.

New Plodcast Alert! What's funny, and what's cruel? And is there such a thing as a Canadian sense of humour? A walk with Royal Canadian Air Farce Ace Don Ferguson, founding member of Canada's longest running comedy troupe. graydiocanada.com/episodes #podcasts

In our latest post, poet Lorna Crozier visits the Canadian Rockies where frozen waterfalls glow teal and turquoise (“a mix of colour brewed especially for alpine waters”) and her lodging steps from a winter’s tale to greet her. 📷: David Gray #ad #canada toqueandcanoe.com/2024/10/20/pos…

Farewell to friend and colleague ⁦Darrel Janz⁩. For ⁦Heart & Stroke⁩ we’d belt out “Blue Canadian Rockies” on the banks of Lake Louise. He was an anchor and voice of reason when local news reached everyone’s home, and facts still mattered. ⁦I’ll miss him.

AFN National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak This year we sadly lost Natalie Gillis, an incredible photographer and Fellow of the Society whose work was featured in Canadian Geographic. In Natalie’s honour, David Gray announces a new fund supporting emerging adventure photographers.  📷Ben Powless

Attention, any remaining Twitterati: I’m letting this site go fallow, heading for bluer skies at blue sky. I’ll be @graydio.bsky.social. So long, and thanks for all the tweets.

New Graydio Canada podcast episode: Mark Garneau’s most extraordinary ride. graydiocanada.com/episodes/episo… 📸 @persuasionphoto Marc Garneau Wordfest Canadian Space Agency

Thinking about this beautiful, influential trailblazer on #internationalwomensday2025 Nat, sorely missed by those who knew her, was a contributor at T&C & a fellow Fellow with Royal Canadian Geographical Society It was a privilege to help share her story. theglobeandmail.com/composer-previ…

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Turns out it’s still legal to have a fabulously fun night at the theatre. (Serious!). Well done @theatrecalgary #thinkpink

Canada Day 2025 was one for the books! A privilege to write up the enchanting Royal Canadian Geographical Society Gold medal ceremony celebrating 🇨🇦 icon Joni Mitchell for Canadian Geographic magazine. Canadian Geographic Ruby Lake Resort 500daysinthewild David Gray canadiangeographic.ca/articles/joni-…