Canadian Arctic expedition

The Canadian Arctic expedition was a scientific exploration conducted in the early 20th century to study the Arctic region's geography, climate, and indigenous peoples. Led by explorers like Vilhjalmur Stefansson, it aimed to expand understanding of the Arctic environment and its resources. These expeditions involved navigating icy waters, mapping uncharted territories, and conducting research on wildlife, geology, and indigenous cultures. They provided valuable insights into Arctic conditions, helping Canada and scientists better understand this remote and challenging environment. Such efforts contributed to Canada's Arctic sovereignty and advanced scientific knowledge about one of the world's most extreme regions.