Our summer road trip series continues with stops in Western Canada! We begin in Haida Gwaii in British Columbia before making our way across the prairies. Other stops include Dinosaur Provincial Park, Fort Battleford, Riel House, and Lower Fort Garry.
Notes
- To check out photos of the Torrington Gopher Hole Museum, click here. (Also pictured above!)
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Credits
Hosts: Robin Mullins, Keely McCavitt, and Alice Glaze
Producers: Robin Mullins and Emily Cuggy
Researchers: Sam Clark and Anna Kuntz
Audio Editing: Emily Cuggy
Web Content: Casandra Masse
Image Credit: Torrington Gopher Hole Museum