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2015-07-10

Campbell, Sandy

The Greenstone Building faces Franklin Avenue in Yellowknife and houses Government of Canada Offices.

2015-07-09

Campbell, Sandy

This ground juniper was beside the board walk that leads up the side of The Rock, to the Pilots' Monument. Many parts of the plant are used in traditional medicine. The berries are eaten as food.

2024-06-01

Niazi, Sumaira

In the heart of the forest, where flames dance wild, Indigenous women stand strong as protectors of land, reconciling their ancient wisdom with the call of fire. From the boreal forests of Canada to the tropical Amazon, these remarkable women have played pivotal roles in safeguarding our forests....

2017-01-01

Pxhere

Photo of gummy bears

2014-01-22

Campbell, Sandy

Gustav Vigeland created the world's largest sculpture park by one person at Frogner in Oslo, Norway. He was born in 1869 and died in 1943. This sculpture is in the Vigeland Sculpture Park. The collection includes more than 300 sculptures.

2011-06-04

Campbell, Sandy

Bird cherry blossom near the river in Lulea.

2004-01-01

Seale, Linda N.

Half Moon Bay, Livingston Island, South Shetlands, January 2004

2010-03-07

Campbell, Sandy

For the first time in twelve years, the harbour at Helsinki had frozen over. There were small boats constantly breaking up the ice to keep the ferry channels open. There is a cruise ship docked on the far side of the harbour.

2000-08-01

Seale, Linda N.

The harbour at Uummanaq, west coast of Greenland. The line of black floats beyond the boats is a barrier to keep ice out of the harbour. The fjord beyond carries icebergs that have calved from the icecap, moving from left to right to the open sea. August 2000

2016-03-27

Campbell, Sandy

Gum or hardened sap from spruce trees has been used as a traditional medicine by Northern Canadian Indigenous people. It is used as a chewing gum and also melted to make a glue to fix canvas boats or plug holes.