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Capitaine Guy nous parle des premiers explorateurs

S1 E20
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2017

Captain Stéphan Guy tells us about Joseph-Elzéar Bernier, a French-Canadian captain and explorer who was able to open the paths of the Arctic.

Critical thinking questions to guide students:
- What perspectives or experiences are missing from this video?
- How might the explorations have affected Inuit communities and their way of life?
- Why is it important to learn about Arctic history from the Inuit perspective?
- Does the video discuss Inuit traditional knowledge, or does it focus solely on European discoveries?

Levels:
Elementary Grade 7 Grade 8 Secondary Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12
Subjects:
Canadian and World Studies Social Studies, History, and Geography Science and technology
Skills:
Global Citizenship and Sustainability Collaboration Innovation Critical Thinking Problem Solving
Themes:
Canada
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E17 : Maeva Gauthier, spécialiste des sciences marines

2 min 8 s
Maeva Gauthier is a marine biologist passionate about her job. She surveys the seabed to protect endangered marine species.
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E18 : L'Île du Prince-Léopold : un refuge d'oiseaux migrateurs

2 min 6 s
Paul Smith is a scientist. He has been working for fifteen years on Prince Leopold Island: a magnificent refuge for migratory birds.
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E19 : Stéphan Guy, capitaine de navire

2 min 20 s
Captain Stephan Guy passes with us the Bello's detroit. A beautiful but capricious place where all the ice of artic amass during the summer.
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E20 : Capitaine Guy nous parle des premiers explorateurs

2 min 12 s
Captain Stéphan Guy tells us about J.E. Bernier, a French-Canadian captain and explorer who was able to open the paths of the Arctic.
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E21 : Port Epworth, Nunavut

2 min 11 s
Marc Fraser is a toxicologist studying the effect of metals on the blue mussels of the Arctic and the human placenta.
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E22 : Le country food : la nourriture traditionnelle inuite

2 min 11 s
Miche Genest is a chef. She tells us about country food: the traditional Inuit food.
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E23 : Anne Provencher St-Pierre et Kristi Miller, biologistes

2 min 24 s
Anne Provencher St-Pierre and Kristi Miller collect their 100th sample and tell us about their research on animal DNA.
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E24 : Piari Kauki Gentes : la place des Inuit au Canada

2 min 15 s
Piari Kauki Gentes talks about the place of the Inuit in Canada. He explains how their traditional way of life can inspire us to cooperate.
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E25 : Piari Kauki Gentes : la sauvegarde de l'inuktitut

2 min 12 s
Piari Kauki Gentes is a young ambassador for Canada C3. He talks about his roots and the preservation of the Inuktitut language.
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E26 : La cuisine de la côte ouest canadienne

2 min 7 s
Jamie Kennedy, chef and farmer, talks about his passion for western canadian cuisine.
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E27 : Maéva Gauthier, spécialiste des sciences marines

2 min 22 s
Maéva Gauthier is a specialist in marine sciences. She organizes 'live diving' experiences to make us discover the diversity of the seabed.
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E28 : L'aventure nordique de la navigation dans les glaces

1 min 57 s
Jean-François Carrey shares his experience of climbing Mount Everest and aims to become an inspirational role model.
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E29 : Sira Chayer et les ours Kermode

2 min 14 s
Sira Chayer tells us about the existence of a species of bear kept secret by the Gitga'at Nation: the Kermode bear, also known as the Spirit Bear.
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E30 : Racelle Kooy : l'importance des langues autochtones

2 min 7 s
Racelle Kooy is Co-Chair of the First Nations Regional Assembly (British Columbia). She talks about the importance of preserving Indigenous languages.
    Levels:
    Elementary Grade 7 Grade 8 Secondary Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12
    Subjects:
    Canadian and World Studies Social Studies, History, and Geography Science and technology
    Skills:
    Global Citizenship and Sustainability Collaboration Innovation Critical Thinking Problem Solving
    Themes:
    Canada