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# Tracing the Nile# First images of Quest wreck reveal Shackleton’s last ship draped with abandoned fishing nets, bursting with lifeAn expedition led by the Royal Canadian Geographical Society has found that the wreck of the storied polar exploration ship is an oasis for marine life in the Labrador Sea# Updates from the 2026 Heroic Age ExpeditionFollow along as an international team led by the Royal Canadian Geographical Society surveys the wrecks of Quest and Terra Nova in the Labrador Sea# RCGS-led expedition to survey two historic shipwrecks: Quest and Terra NovaAn international team led by the Royal Canadian Geographical Society in partnership with Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution is heading to the North Atlantic to examine iconic ships of the Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration# Finding QuestInside the expedition that found famed explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton’s famed last ship## Trending now# 150 years of soccer in TorontoToronto welcomes the FIFA World Cup to Canada, after a century and a half of the beautiful game# Scientists measured Toronto’s winter air pollution. Some of their findings were surprisingA massive study of winter air pollution conducted by more than 100 scientists is shedding light on our exposure to everything from microplastics to metals# Caribou people: The story of conserving the Porcupine caribou herd is a story about working togetherAmid oil and gas threats to the ancient calving grounds of the Porcupine caribou herd and startling population declines, people on both sides of the border are coming together to protect them# It was a family ranch for generations. Now, it’s protected as native prairie grasslandAn Albertan with deep roots in the Prairies donated 507 hectares of native prairie grassland along the Oldman River to be conserved under the federal government’s Ecological Gifts Program, which offers significant tax benefits for landowners willing to donate ecologically sensitive land