October 28, 2018 represents one year since the Canada C3 expedition completed its journey from coast to coast to coast. Leg 12 participant Victoria Grant reflects on the impact of her journey.
Post-expedition, C3 artists have continued to generate dialogue in the world of arts and culture. Through a range of projects spanning photography, painting, print, and mixed-media, their work reminds us of the exciting ways in which art can tell stories and reflect the world around us. Read more about the C3 artists and check out some of the updates that have come across our desk in the last year:
Project leads from the Canada C3 Science Program gathered at Dalhousie University in Halifax for the first time to view the C3 pan-Canadian science projects and to discuss next steps.
The Canada C3 Education Team has created the ‘2017 Canada C3 Expedition: A Journey from Coast to Coast to Coast’ Giant Floor Map...
The Students on Ice Foundation presented at The Walrus Talks Canada 150: What's Next, at Library and Archives Canada.
Canada C3's Education Team Lead Lisa (Diz) Glithero delivered a keynote address at the Calgary City Teachers' Convention...
Of the over 23 science projects that were a part of the Canada C3 expedition, only one had scientists and participants alike scrambling...
For the three years, I served as an RCMP constable at Alexandra Fiord and Grise Fiord on Ellesmere Island, in the early 1960s, we never...
“I didn’t expect this,” says Morgan Lirette, a Youth Ambassador on the Canada C3 expedition. Her eyes are wide and beaming. Just moments...
Bruce Guthro doesn’t know it but I am standing giddily behind him, a back-up singer on the stage at Stanfest, belting out the chorus for...
This statement was read at the Canada C3 Expedition Finale by Shannon Monk Payne on behalf of the AFN National Chief Perry Bellegarde.
Together, we made it! It's impossible to count the number of Canadians who have come together to make Canada C3 the epic journey that it...