Animals living on thin ice
Toronto Star
(July 31, 2009) T he closest most of us city dwellers will ever come to a woodland caribou is at the Toronto Zoo. That's where Ontario Natural Resources ...
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The beauty of a stone caribou changed an artist's life
The Gazette (Montreal)
Some time after landing at Port Harrison, he was smitten by the beauty of a caribou carved in stone. It was by an Inuk named Neoamiluk, and Houston traded ...
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Composer hopes cabaret will keep audience laughing
NorthernLife.ca
“I come from a nomadic family of caribou hunters. My father was a Cree caribou hunter. I was swallowed by a caribou when I was born. ...
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Strumming Bowstrings
Bowhunter
By Chuck Adams Have you ever seen A thousand caribou per day, most within bow range? Have you ever had a steady stream of big antlers flow past your stand ...
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Urgent caring for Canada's caribou
You may have a caribou in your pocket. This important Canadian icon has appeared on our 25-cent coin.
