
Great Bear Lake
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Search complete. 11 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Great Bear Lake".
Sep 24, 2026
Chronicles of America Volume 01 - The Red Man's Continent-Ellsworth Huntington
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79:54Jim LockeNARRATOR
Even the lakes of Central Africa cannot compare with our own Great Lakes and the other smaller lakes which belong to the same series.
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80:05Jim LockeNARRATOR
These additional lakes begin in the far north with Great Bear Lake and continue through Great Slave Lake, Lake Athabasca, and Lake Winnipeg to the Lake of the Woods not far from Lake Superior.
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80:18Jim LockeNARRATOR
All these lakes lie on the edge of the great Laurentian Shield where the ice, crowding down from the highland to the north and east, was compressed into certain already existent hollows which it widened and deepened and left as vast bowls ready to be filled with lakes.
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80:39Jim LockeNARRATOR
South and southwest of the Laurentian Highland, the great ice sheet proved beneficial to man.
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180:30Jim LockeNARRATOR
In view of these clever inventions it seems safe to say that the Eskimo has remained a nomadic savage not because he lacks inventive skill but partly because the climate deadens his energies and still more because it forbids him to practice agriculture.
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180:50Jim LockeNARRATOR
Southward and inland from the coastal homes of the Eskimo lies the great region of the northern pine forests.
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180:57Jim LockeNARRATOR
It extends from the interior of Alaska southeastward in such a way as to include most of the Canadian Rockies, the northern plains from Great Bear Lake almost to Lake Winnipeg and most of the great Laurentian Shield around Hudson Bay and in the peninsula of Labrador.
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181:16Jim LockeNARRATOR
Except among the inhabitants of the narrow Pacific slope and those of the shores of Labrador and the St. Lawrence Valley, a single type of barbarism prevailed among the Indians of all the vast pine forest area.
【路德社】川习会前,参院军事委员会主席正式发布提醒川普:习近平是残暴压迫统治的独裁者,其军事力量直接指向并威胁美国!国会先为谈判划下底层定性底线!9/23/2026 Candy
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91:56路德HOST
?也不需要抓,知道不?这很多,很多方式,就这么简单啊。Ken先生,是不是?你怎么看?
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92:06KenGUEST
对啊,这个习啊,现在已经到这个,呃,加拿大,这个应该是西北地区哦,这个叫什么大熊湖附近啊,快要到了,快要到了啊。这次这个习啊离开这个,呃,这个中共国啊,就是出发之前啊,有一个非常,[咂嘴] 非常奇怪的这个,这个,一个,这个发现啊,就是这个中共国的媒体啊,除了说这个,呃,这个元首外交啊,什么建设性的战略稳定关系啊,要和平共处,这个,这种废话以外呢,唯一有一个比较具体讲的就是啊,AI竞争不能成为星球大战。这不是就是我们这个[笑] 鲁得社在讲的嘛,对不对?但是除此之外哦,他并没有把一些什么台湾的问题啊,伊朗啊,或是什么打斗啊,或者是什么稀土啦,或是芬太尼啊,还有关税啊这些东西,这个在这个什么中共国的主流媒体上面呢,没有谈哦,很奇怪哦,非常奇怪哦。相对于这个美国的这个媒体所谈的,呃,就是说,哎,这次川习会啊的目的啊,以及可能会谈的这些议题,非常非常的这个,呃,列得非常非常多出来哦。这个,这个就是什么,我,我觉得越是这种所谓的不对等的这种讯号,我们越要去注意一件事,因为这种,以这种情况看来,习这回出去不是呢去旅游,就是因为反正我没什么好谈的,反正去那边聊聊天就回来哦,要不然就是这种心态,要么就是什么?就赴死的心态嘛,这两种而已嘛,对不对?要不然为什么会这对于这个国内,这中共国对,对这个习出,出国这种事情以前基本上都会大做文章,你看这不管是去这个什么,去印度啊,去这个什么,去埃及,这大书特书嘛,那这次却完全没有,对不对?很安静,对不对?那为什么会这个样子?我觉得这一定有什么问题,对不对?所以啊,我相信习这,这回来美国啊,对于美国来说呢,一定是非常非常的谨慎,而且呢绝对是高度紧张。因为呢,你习啊往美国飞之后,当然我觉得站在中共的立场,也可能会认知到说有可能,呃,美国可能会采取什么样的行动。所以,这个中共国,哦,在某一些,呃,某一些事件,或是某一些这个条件触发之下的话,中共国要干什么事?包括什么?包括我们讲的核嘛,对不对?哦,要不不然马兰基地花了这么多钱是弄假的,对不对?所以啊,这个对于美国来说,这个基本上就是要看实力的时候,不管,不,各方方面面的实力哦,对不对?你在这个什么像贝森克,贝森特所管的这些所谓的关经,经济啊,金融方面,啊,对不对?海格塞斯所管的这些什么战争啊,这些啊,包括还有这个什么,呃,这个CIA的head,他叫什么我忽然忘了,对不对?包括这个情报工作上面,方方面面都必须啊,一定要是稳住,要不然的话呢,你,你习这么异常的这个所谓的,呃,这个外交出门,呃,出访的这种讯号,这个很可能啊,中共国是不是在憋一个,憋一个什么大招在后面,对不对?只是这个,呃,事先我们,我们现在在这什么,在现在这个阶段还不晓得而已嘛,对不对?所以啊,现在完全就是要看美国在,在这,在这个事前的准备工作到底准备到什么样的程度,那才有办法这个什么,让美国做最后的决定啊,我要把他留下来呢,还是这回再放他回去,再让他再活个几个月啊,鲁得。
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95:24路德HOST
是的啊,活个几个月啊。所以今天这个大戏啊,就看习啊,这个到了以后,美国都已经准备好了啊。咱们今天节目就到此结束,别忘了点赞分享。谢谢Ken先生金赞分享,谢谢诸位观众观看。别忘了添加鲁得社会员观看闫博说。再见。
SMR - EP373 - 22/09/26
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21:25speaker_11NARRATOR
The highest point in the country is Mount Logan, which stands at 5,959 meters in the St. Elias Mountains in the Yukon territory.
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21:34speaker_11NARRATOR
The largest lake that's entirely within Canada is Great Bear Lake in the Northwest Territories, which has a surface area of 31,328 square kilometers.
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21:43speaker_11NARRATOR
Canada's deepest lake at a depth of 614 meters is the unfortunately named Great Slave Lake, also in the Northwest Territories.
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21:52speaker_11NARRATOR
Canada's longest river is the Mackenzie River, at 4,241 kilometers long.
Love of Life and Other Stories-Jack London
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2:49speaker_0NARRATOR
Then he turned his gaze and slowly took in the circle of the world that remained to him now that Bill was gone.
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2:55speaker_0NARRATOR
near the horizon the sun was smouldering dimly almost obscured by formless mists and vapours which gave an impression of mass and density without outline or tangibility the man pulled out his watch the while resting his weight on one leg it was four o'clock and as the season was near the last of july or first of august he did not know the precise date within a week or two he knew that the sun roughly marked the northwest he looked to the south and knew that somewhere beyond those bleak hills lay the great bear lake also he knew that in that direction the arctic circle cut its forbidding way across the canadian barrens This stream in which he stood was a feeder to the Copper Mine River, which in turn flowed north and emptied into Coronation Gulf and the Arctic Ocean.
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3:39speaker_0NARRATOR
He'd never been there, but he'd seen it once, on a Hudson Bay Company chart.
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3:44speaker_0NARRATOR
Again his gaze completed the circle of the world around him.
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5:43speaker_0NARRATOR
And into that lake flowed a small stream, the water of which was not milky.
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5:48speaker_0NARRATOR
There was rush grass on that stream, this he remembered well, but no timber, and he would follow it till its first trickle ceased at a divide.
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5:56speaker_0NARRATOR
he would cross this divide to the first trickle of another stream flowing to the west which he would follow until it emptied into the river dees and here he would find a cache under an upturned canoe and piled over with many rocks and in this cache would be ammunition for his empty gun fish-hooks and lines a small net all the utilities for the killing and snaring of food also he would find flour not much a piece of bacon and some beans Bill would be waiting for him there, and they would paddle away south down the Dees to the Great Bear Lake.
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6:27speaker_0NARRATOR
And south across the lake they would go, ever south, till they gained the Mackenzie.
Adam Stirling Hour 1—September 16—2026
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40:22Adam StirlingHOST
Yeah, I looked it up over the break.
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40:23Adam StirlingHOST
It says the Port Radium Mine, uranium ore at Pitch Blend, it says, was mined at the Port Radium Mine on Great Bear Lake, it says, in Northwest Territories.
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40:33Adam StirlingHOST
Then it says the Port Hope Refinery, this is the Google AI summary, so take that caveat, says the raw material traveled south to be processed at a refinery in Port Hope, Ontario.
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40:44Adam StirlingHOST
Then it talks about how Canada shipped refined uranium to the United States fuel for the top secret Manhattan project, says Canadian scientists also contributed directly to research, it says, through facilities like the Montreal Laboratory.
Migration of Birds-U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
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66:07Sue AndersonNARRATOR
In fall, migratory populations that nest furthest south migrate first to the winter range because they finish nesting first.
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66:18Sue AndersonNARRATOR
For example, the breeding range of the black and white warbler covers much of the eastern United States and southern Canada, northwest through the prairies to Great Bear Lake in Canada.
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66:32Sue AndersonNARRATOR
It spends the winter in southern Florida, the West Indies, southern and eastern Mexico, Central America, and northwestern South America.
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66:43Sue AndersonNARRATOR
In the southern part of its breeding range, it nests in April, but those summering in New Brunswick do not reach their nesting grounds before the middle of May.
Bannock is Love, by Tyra
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2:08Michelle RobinsonHOST
So that's why I'm going to they, them, but I do identify as straight and cis.
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2:13Michelle RobinsonHOST
My Dene lineage roots me as in the Great Bear Lake tribe in Treaty 11 in Delaunay.
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2:19Michelle RobinsonHOST
I'm a native of Turtle Island and my Dene nation is uninvited to this area of Clincho, Tinay, Indahay and Satu Dene, meaning many big dog town named after the Calgary Stampede.
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2:30Michelle RobinsonHOST
I was born in Calgary or in Blackfoot Mokinstis as Michelle Elliott, an English name that is afforded me privilege in an English colonial world.
Migration of Birds-U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
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65:36Sue AndersonNARRATOR
In fall, migratory populations that nest furthest south migrate first to the winter range because they finish nesting first.
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65:47Sue AndersonNARRATOR
For example, the breeding range of the black and white warbler covers much of the eastern United States and southern Canada, northwest through the prairies to Great Bear Lake in Canada.
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66:01Sue AndersonNARRATOR
It spends the winter in southern Florida, the West Indies, southern and eastern Mexico, Central America, and northwestern South America.
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66:12Sue AndersonNARRATOR
in the southern part of its breeding range it nests in april but those summering in new brunswick do not reach their nesting grounds before the middle of may therefore if fifty days are required to cross the breeding range and if sixty days are allowed for reproductive activities and moulting they would not be ready to start southward before the middle of july Then, with an assumed return 50-day trip south, the earliest migrants from the northern areas would not reach the Gulf Coast until September.