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Weekly Goose 140 (HH)
Good morning!
Did you know? More than 100 different species of dinosaurs have been found in Canada and almost half of them were discovered in Dinosaur Provincial Park, Alberta.
Speaking of dinosaurs, Alberta’s Royal Tyrrell Museum just unveiled a massive triceratops skull, which is also the most preserved, nearly complete triceratops skull known from Canada. If you haven’t been to the museum before, now is the time to go, which is why we’ve decided to dedicate the 140th edition of the Weekly Goose to the Dinosaur Capital of the World!
Happy Travels!
Poll of the WeekHave you been to Drumheller and/or Dinosaur Provincial Park? |
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Travel in Canada
If you’ve been inspired to visit Drumheller and neighbouring Dinosaur Provincial Park, don’t forget to check out our travel guides first!
Travel Videos
While we’re on the subject of the dinosaur capital of the world, check out some of the videos we’ve made about the region as well.
Beaver Bites
While we focus on documenting travel in Canada, this photographer explores abandoned and forgotten places in Canada, which has led him into some odd situations, such as finding blood-soaked crime scenes and cremated human remains.
Sable Island, measuring only 31 sq km, has long been beloved in the Canadian imagination for its rugged beauty, treacherous conditions, and of course, the feral horses. But that’s all beginning to change.
Banff and Canmore are known for their beautiful landscapes and outdoor adventures, but they’re also a great place to browse wildlife photo galleries.
Not all flight delays are due to the airline itself, but last year in Canada, 44% of flight delays were the airline’s fault, according to Transport Canada.
Although you won’t be able to use it for a cruise, Canada’s new ocean research vessel cost a whopping $1.28 billion. This ship is designed to explore the impacts of climate change in the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
Depending on where you are, the ‘Ring of Fire’ annular solar eclipse will be partially visible in Canada this week.
