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Michela Rosano
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Senior Editor, Canadian Geographic
Ottawa
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By Michela Rosano Verified| Canadian Geographic Verified Out in the crisp, late February air, Michel Gagnon tends to his maple trees, getting them ready for the coming syrup harvest. When the sap starts to flow in early March, Gagnon will have only about two months to collect his buckets — a gruelling job, he says, but one he has no plans of quitting. The sugar bush is a Canadian institution rooted in First Nations’ tradition where people gather each spring to celebrate maple syrup.
By Michela Rosano Verified| Canadian Geographic Verified As we roll towards Jasper’s train station, the excitement is bubbling over. Everyone in the rail car is plastered to a window, with phones and cameras in hand. We watch as a black bear jogs out of a stand of trees and follows a clearing along the tracks. Heads turn to follow the bear until she’s out of sight, her black fur shaking like tassel fringe. That sighting was the cherry on top of one of the most epic rail journeys Canada has to offer.
By Michela Rosano Verified| Canadian Geographic Verified Out in the crisp, late February air, Michel Gagnon tends to his maple trees, getting them ready for the coming syrup harvest. When the sap starts to flow in early March, Gagnon will have only about two months to collect his buckets — a gruelling job, he says, but one he has no plans of quitting. The sugar bush is a Canadian institution rooted in First Nations’ tradition where people gather each spring to celebrate maple syrup.
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Canadian Geographic
Canadian Geographic is a leading media organization and the official magazine of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society (RCGS). Founded in 1929, the RCGS aims to enhance geographic literacy and exploration in Canada. For over 90 years, Canadian Geographic has connected Canadians with their landscapes, cultures, and environmental issues through storytelling, education, and advocacy. The organization publishes a bimonthly print and digital magazine that features in-depth articles on Canadian geography, history, and environmental challenges. It also develops educational resources, including classroom materials and maps, to support geographic education across the country. Canadian Geographic administers awards to recognize contributions to conservation and collaborates on mapping initiatives, including Indigenous-led land-use projects. Its online platform offers a variety of articles, photo essays, and interactive content, appealing to the general public, educators, students, conservationists, and researchers. The organization emphasizes themes such as Indigenous reconciliation, environmental advocacy, and exploration, making it a trusted resource for understanding Canada’s past and future.
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
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