Whether you're kayaking to granite islands or exploring the city on its shores, North America's deepest lake offers plenty of ...

With volcanoes, mountains, and forests, Canada’s not short on natural landmarks, but there’s something particularly special ...

the enormous Great Slave Lake, on whose shore the city is built. Come for the wilderness and stay for the people, who know how to make their own fun in this raw country. How to Get Around ...

Another standout is Great Slave Lake in the Northwest Territories. At 2,105 feet deep, it’s the deepest lake in Canada. Its crystal-clear waters are fed by the Mackenzie River system.

has to be nominated as a wonder because it is one of Canada's longest rivers and one of the world's longest rivers. The Mackenzie River originates from the Great Slave Lake and flows north to the ...

underscoring significant exploration potential within a 2-km corridor of sedimentary-hosted mineralization accessible from the Great Slave Lake. Encouraged by these results, the Company has ...

In fact, according to World Atlas, based on information collected by geographers from McGill University, Canada has the ...