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Bill Mason paddles through the largest and most spectacular lake in the world, sharing his love for nature and canoeing in Ontario's waterways.
A 41-minute canoe trip through Canada's wilderness features views of Lake Superior and ancient rock carvings made by indigenous peoples.
Flames soar more than 100 meters high in Canadian wildfires, threatening thousands of acres and prompting urgent firefighting efforts.
Mary and Ed Louie, spiritual leaders of the Syilx Nation, practice traditional Indigenous medicine guided by ancestral protocols and a deep connection to the spirit world.
In 1794, U.S. General Anthony Wayne leads an army into Miami territory, marking a critical moment in the conflict between settlers and Native Nations.
Joseph Smith published the Book of Mormon seven years after claiming to have received sacred texts from an angel named Moroni, who identified himself as being from the Pleiades star cluster.
Jim Enote has planted seeds in Zuni, New Mexico, for 60 consecutive years, connecting his farming practices to the creation of culturally significant maps.
Jim Thorpe, born in 1887 on the Sac and Fox reservation, rose from poverty to win two gold medals at the 1912 Olympics and achieve athletic fame.
