4 Seasons of Indigenous Learning Course
The Outdoor Learning charity has offered the 4 Seasons of Indigenous Learning Course for the past 5 years to over 20,000 educators. This Indigenous-led course is open to everyone. The course starts in the Fall and goes until the Spring, and includes: 5 hours of self-paced online learning (interactive, with videos); 7 x 1 hour virtual presentations by an incredible group of Indigenous presenters; Recordings of the presentations, if you can’t join live; and upon completion, you will be provided a a Certificate of Completion (12 learning hours) and $25 to access excellent Indigenous resources. For more details or to read hundreds of reviews, please see here.
Recent Geography Publications — May/June 2026
ACME, Volume 25, Issue 2
Applied Geography, Volume 190
Cartographica, Volume 61, Issue 1
Global Environmental Change, Volume 98
International Journal of Geo-Information, Volume 15, Issue 4
Journal of Geography, Volume 125, Issue 3
Moravian Geographical Reports, Volume 34, Issue 1
Progress in Human Geography, Volume 50, Issue 3
Progress in Physical Geography: Earth and Environment, Volume 50, Issue 3
The Geographical Journal, Volume 192, Issue 2
New in Canadian Geographies - Book Reviews & Articles
Belinda Dodson (Book Review): The gates of the sea: Migration and rescue at the edges of Europe
Ashley D. Tegart et al.: Runnability correlates: Results of environmental scans in Vancouver
S. Mueller (Book Review): The Nile: History's greatest river By Terje Tvedt, London: IB Taurus/Bloomsbury, 2021
Faissel Houamria, Ouafa Boumaza: Typologie et facteurs de conception et d'implantation des tours de guet: le cas de la région du nord-est algérien
Alissa Diesch (Book Review): (Post)colonial ports: Place and (non)place in the ecotone By Jill Didur and Nalini Mohabir (Eds.), New York: Routledge. 2025
Parution - Le monde en Anthropocène
L'ACG a le plaisir d'annoncer, au nom de Alexandre Klein, la parution aux Presses de l’Université de Montréal d’un petit opus écrit à quatre mains avec la géographe Julie Talbot et intitulé Le monde en Anthropocène. Vous trouverez tous les détails sur ce nouvel ouvrage ici.
Article - La gestion foncière urbaine, source de discorde à Bodokro (Côte d’Ivoire)
L'ACG a le plaisir de partager l'article suivant, intitulé « La gestion foncière urbaine, source de discorde à Bodokro (Côte d'Ivoire) », au nom de KOUADIO Koye Toussaint. Veuillez consulter l'article ici.
Recent publications from Dr. Randy Widdis, University of Regina
The CAG is proud to share the following three articles on behalf of Dr. Widdis:
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R.W. Widdis, “Space, Time and Borderlands History: Some Theoretical Reflections,” 40 years of Journal of Borderlands Studies: Special Anniversary Issue Journal of Borderlands Studies 41 (January, 2026) 1–16. Doi:10.1080/08865655.2026.2617223.
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R.W. Widdis, “Donald Trump and Borders: A Historical Perspective,” in Alexander C. Diener, and Joshua Hagen, eds., Oxford Intersections: Borders (Oxford, online edn, Oxford Academic, 20 Nov. 2025).
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R.W. Widdis, “Back to the Future: Winnipeg’s Reinvention from Borderland Trade and Transportation Gateway to Globalized Trade and Transportation Hub,” Journal of Borderlands Studies 40, 3 (2025), 767-790.
Congress Returns for 2027
The Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences (FHSS) have announced that Congress 2027 will take place in early summer at Simon Fraser University in British Columbia! Members are invited to explore the official announcement.
GoGeomatics Expo 2026
Get ready for Canada’s National Geomatics Expo 2026, happening from October 26-28, 2026, at the Big Four Roadhouse in Calgary, Alberta! The Expo is the largest geospatial event in Canada, focused on fostering a self-reliant geospatial ecosystem. It’s the ideal platform for discovering cutting-edge technologies, connecting with industry leaders, and exploring career opportunities. Regular ticket sales will open from June 1 - August 31, 2026.
Big Thinking Summit 2026 - Inflection Point
The Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences Big Thinking Summit: Inflection Point will be held from June 9 to 11, 2026 at the Edmonton Convention Centre in Edmonton, Alberta. The Big Thinking Summit: Inflection Point will bring the humanities and social sciences (HSS) to the forefront. Together, we must draw on historical, linguistic, cultural, and practice-based perspectives to open new possibilities for a Canada at the crossroads. Registration is now open! See here for details.
