
Revealing the Oliver Mowat
As the new guardian of the Oliver Mowat, Kayla Martin makes good on a promise…
As the new guardian of the Oliver Mowat, Kayla Martin makes good on a promise…
Join us for the Geographica Dinner (previously named the College of Fellows Annual Dinner), on…
I’m spending my day at CTV, celebrating James Cameron and Joe Macinnis’ upcoming event in…
Be Bold – Go Cold The annual Royal Canadian Geographical Society Polar Plunge returned this…
An International Team Of Divers Confirm Discovery of Crashed WWII Bomber in Gander Lake, Newfoundland,…
Photo via Facebook WE CAN’T WAIT TO SEE YOU AGAIN. The 2022 College of Fellows…
After a long hiatus, we are travelling to dive and shoot underwater videos again! Jill…
Jett Britnell has just learned that all three of his nominations to the Royal Canadian…
“The opportunity to go to a place where nobody has ever been before, to be…
Ice Dives with Nathalie Lasselin. For this video, Nathalie went “under the ice” in four…
Photo courtesy of Facebook Today, three Canadians were elected to the College of Fellows of…
Jill Heinerth won the Diver of the Year at the Beneath the Sea event, held…
Expert technical diver, writer, photographer and filmmaker Jill Heinerth receives Canada’s Polar Medal March 9 in a ceremony in London, Ontario. It is awarded to a Canadian who renders extraordinary service in the polar regions, creates better understanding of our northern communities and people, and participates in exploration, scientific research and security of our northern sovereignty.
Expert technical diver, writer, photographer and filmmaker Jill Heinerth receives Canada’s Polar Medal March 9…
The Royal Canadian Geographical Society (RCGS) named Jill Heinerth, world famous Canadian cave diver, as its first Explorer-in-Residence to mark World Oceans Day today. “Exploration is in the DNA of the RCGS,” said John Geiger, CEO of The Royal Canadian Geographical Society. “We are so delighted to have Jill Heinerth in this new role. It is hard to imagine anyone who better embodies the courage and commitment of exploration.”
The Royal Canadian Geographical Society (RCGS) named Jill Heinerth, world famous Canadian cave diver, as…