Another story in our series to help Canadians cope with all of the bluster coming from the White House. Here’s our best advice on places to travel to in our beautify home. Enjoy! #OurCountry #NotrePays #Canada canadiangeographic.ca/articles/eleve…

What to do? How to do something positive while facing the nasty rhetoric from the White House. At Canadian Geographic we are digging for answers. Here’s an idea-plant a garden this summer-and #BuyLocal right from your own backyard. #OurCountry #NotrePays canadiangeographic.ca/articles/growi…

The arts strengthen and unite us. #NotrePays #OurCountry thank you to the The National Ballet of Canada and its Orchestra.

The anthem is making a comeback, how lovely. #OurCountry #NotrePays

Best sign I've seen all day! Drop a 🇨🇦 below for our friends up north.

We love you Canada! 🇨🇦 🇬🇱 #CanadastandswithGreenland #StandWithGreenland

I’m beginning to migrate to Bluesky Social. You can find me here! bsky.app/profile/canada…

Listen to our fellow Canadians say what it means to be Canadian through the wonderful work of #ValeriePringle in the pages of Canadian Geographic canadiangeographic.ca/articles/what-…

It’s important that Canadians can express their love of country, a focus at the heart of why the Royal Canadian Geographical Society was founded nearly a century ago.

Love this editorial in the The Globe and Mail about Canadians rallying around the flag to simply say, “No, you can’t take our country.” And a reference to the Flag Day presentation at the Royal Canadian Geographical Society Canadian Geographic in February. 🇨🇦 theglobeandmail.com/opinion/editor…

Building a strong, sustainable, and inclusive economy is within our grasp as Canadians. It’s time to unleash our economic potential, and here are some ways to #FutureProof our economy. theglobeandmail.com/business/artic…

Into the woods, on Easter Monday for inspiration and renewal and to thank Pope Francis for his dedication to peace, justice, humanity and nature, an example to us all.

A legend leaves the arts and cultural community in Canada. Nina Kaiden Wright was creativity and entrepreneurial spirit personified. She was always described fondly because of her vision and ability to make great things happen. theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…

Here’s what we were up to in London yesterday! Cheers! Enjoy the coverage and welcome King Charles III and Queen Camilla to Canada. thetimes.com/article/9a6d61…

And more on Canadian Geographic historic involvement in putting King Charles III and Queen Camilla literally on the map of Canada! Thank you for your support of 🇨🇦 canadiangeographic.ca/articles/king-…

Always a joy to be with my colleagues from the Parliamentary Press Gallery. Enjoy the coverage in Canadian Geographic canadiangeographic.ca/articles/king-…

Such a gorgeous day, Rideau Falls and a rainbow. We are so lucky to be this close to a wonder of nature and geography.

Listen to this delightful, humble, warm hearted interview with 15 year old Mark Cherwick after winning the Canadian Geographic challenge-a contest that 10,000 Canadian kids participated in across the country. Hearing what winning means to him will make your day. cbc.ca/player/play/au… CBC

Today Canadian Geographic launches “Our Country-Notre Pays” a national unity project bringing forward the voices of Canadians describing their favourite places in the country and why! Enjoy to this beautiful interactive website and watch for video testimonials soon! rcgs.org/about/news-rel…

On June 22, 1971, Joni Mitchell's magnum opus album, Blue, was released. It is not only hailed as her best album, but one of the greatest albums ever made. The album is celebrated to this day by critics and fans alike. This is the story of Joni Mitchell's fourth album. 🧵 1/11